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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
3
Capt Cobb offers help while plans and work in the state are discussed. Minnie Foster, returning to Everybodys store, slipped on an icy sidewalk, breaking and dislocating her right ankle. She fell on the grass beside Paul Huardine’s home. Dr Coldiron set the bone.
The article extols white robes and masks as Klan symbols. It argues robes signify equality before God, conceal identity, and emphasize sacrifice for others. It links righteousness to Christ and claims secrecy aids law enforcement by gathering evidence against criminals. The piece envisions a triumph for Klan principles under Christian, patriotic imagery and flag allegiance.
Spectators at the Lyric Theatre will see Tom Mix and his horse Tony in Mile A Minute Romeo a William Fox feature showing today through Saturday. The pair display uncanny harmony with Tony answering whistles instantly and guarding Mix in fast gallops a demonstration some call mental telepathy.
A call invites readers to join a lively club described as full of vim and spizzerinctum offering social entertainments and life preparation for the commercial world. For information call 121 or write Box 17 Ownee Oklahoma.
The Ledbetter family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy during bereavement. They acknowledge the choir for the music and thank those who offered kind words and acts of kindness. James and Isabelle Ledbetter.
Local painting and refinishing shop advertises an updated method for auto surfaces and furniture restoration. Located one to two blocks north of O K Pilling Station with phone contact 392-W for inquiries.
The Perry DeMolays are ordered to meet at Sanford Drug Store at 9:00 Friday morning to attend the State Conclave in Guthrie the same day. All members must be there and show loyalty to their order. Students will be excused by Mr. Chambers.
Mr and Mrs H C Donahue spent Wednesday in Enid for unknown reasons, with local observations noting their presence in the city.
The Whipple Farmers Union will hold its regular meeting January 26 at Whipzile with a short program planned. Mrs. Friend visits Mrs. Grace Devore this week. Vera Dowell hosted a rock party to a niece crowd despite cold weather. Milt Devore shipped cattle last week then plans visits. A large crowd attended the Ladies Aid at Mrs. Lena Curtis's last Wednesday. Jim Cockrum, wintering in California, expects to return home Friday. Curtis had an accident cutting wood last Tuesday. Dr. Owen treated the wound with thirteen stitches and he is recovering well.
Mr. Luton, pastor of the Baptist church, traveled to Covington Thursday night to deliver an address at the Perry Association Workers meeting. The two day session is ongoing with the Covington Baptist church hosting. He plans to return home Friday evening.
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