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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
3
Oklahoma City January 81 Shaw called before the sub committee probing state demands with the Red River commission. Whiell under investigation for several days. Senate to consider good roads measure. House set for debate on market commission bill providing a $25,000 tax relief approved by the Senate.
Oklahoma farmers plan to organize a statewide marketing association to sell eggs, poultry, and cream through local co operatives under one Oklahoma Produce Association. The plan aims to save about 1.5 million dollars annually by grading, shipping to metropolitan markets, and pooling eggs to raise prices, with roots in Indiana’s marketing model.
Carl Pursley received word that Grandma Pursley formerly of the Polo neighborhood died Sunday in Jasper Arkansas from an illness similar to one she suffered last summer. The body arrived Tuesday and funeral services were held at the Polo church with interment in Polo cemetery. Mrs Pursley was well known in the Polo neighborhood.
The article promotes a Sunday night meeting at 7:80 at the Baptist church. A relief speaker is highly recommended and the organizers emphasize Christlike service over personal gain, urging attendance by all.
Sunday services at 9:45 AM Sunday school 11:00 AM worship 6:30 PM Young People and 7:30 PM evening worship. Morning topic Whale? with Mendelssohn piece. Pastor and Near East Relief speaker to speak in evening. Also notes a trial hearing Friday 9 AM. Shopping close-out on Linens and blankets at Wacker's. Fred Moore and James Lobsitang in Womanless Wedding at Opera House February 8.
Prisoners in the county jail sought an outdoor break during three days of good weather but guards halted the plan. An escape attempt involving a bent window bar and a torn water pipe was thwarted on Wednesday afternoon. After the breach, officers placed all prisoners back in their cells and warned of solitary confinement for any further attempts.
Berlin Jan 81 Lieutenant Hoover Griffis, freed from Mossbach jail where he served a sentence for the attempted kidnapping of Grover Bergdoll, plans to sail to the United States today. Perley Sheber and Prince Gagarine, Griffis aides in the attempt, would also be freed. Baton officials and justice ministry operatives accompanied Griffis through German territory.
New York reports a passenger liner with a disastrous voyage. One passenger washed overboard, two injured, and another dead after a violent sea incident. A large wave swept Wrang Klionky of Vienna overboard on January 28. Simon Cohen of Harrisburg died during the passage.
About 70 members attended Tuesday night as Aelia Wiswick read, Taella Schaeder sang, and Isabel Tad accompanied on piano. Dr Edwin DeBarr, ex professor of chemistry at Norma, spoke on the sective platform. Mr Kenyon of Covington replied with a few well chosen words. No business of importance was transacted.
Next Friday night Kid Mutt meets Kid Eldredge in a 10 round boxing exhibition at the Grand Opera House. A semi windup between Mickey Mitchell and Pat Shelby, plus two other preliminaries, promises strong entertainment for boxing fans. Huff and Eldredge bring local interest as sales rise, with Huff training steadily and Eldredge weighing about ten hours more than his foe. Gus Wollard travels to Shawnee Tuesday to visit daughter Lucinda, a Baptist college student.
A detailed year plan for Noble county Home Demonstration Work envisions expanding club centers, with one third of the time allocated to junior work. Activities include sewing, cooking, gardening, poultry, nutrition, and home improvement. The plan calls for 10 county fair exhibits and 20 public demonstrations, with emphasis on reducing costs and practical home skills under a state agent’s supervision.
District Judge Cliude Duval will set the civil and criminal docket for the February term when he arrives Monday. Preliminary hearings are scheduled for several cases, including Morrison man Howard Day Lane charged with sodomy and others with larceny. Judge Duval will handle arraignments and possible guilty pleas as hearings proceed.
A packed congregation heard Dr De Barr speak on Asmerionniam with praise for his long association with the University of Oleta honit. The public speaker, noted for foreign travels and strong oratory, outlined his first love for America and expressed gratitude for the audience's attention.
B C Sargent, 85, attempted to kill his wife with a safety razor and the infant in a Tan hotel. The mother overpowered him with the baby’s cries alerting Terbishiond, who intervened and restrained the assailant. The motive cited as desperacity, health failing.
Abductee Abbott was declared insane on Wednesday afternoon amid a murder like incident. His father Major Abbott died three days after a hospital admission from injuries believed caused by a blood poisoning complication following the event.
The Pirtease Poacher pub announces a regular meeting at Genta School on Monday at 8:00. Perry residents are urged to attend to discuss upcoming events including the “Story-Belling Thone” and child imagination programs, with planning for a convention and next week’s date.
Twenty members of the Civitan social sanitation group depart from the city in autos for Oklahoma City. The trip follows an inquiry from the Oklahoma City organization. Pho Perry Civitas will receive their charter while in the city.
A proposed weekly examination program for children under twelve aims to assess eye ear nose and throat health. The plan, backed by the National League for Prevention of Spinal Deformities, requires a guardian present during the checkup.
Karey Barnett to quit insurance in Perry to start a grocery business in Watchorn Eyiday Morning Bee Marsh Woodrull as Andy Crump in Womanless Wedding at Opera House February 8 Mewid Abs 8 2 Strathan visited son two weeks at his home in Duesdag francale
The Noble County Education Association held a gathering at Perry Methodist Church with pupils from Perry schools showcasing unique features. Highlights included First Aid demos by boys and Girl Scout leadership, Central School music, and Junior High projects under Maybelle Howard. Professors McCarrel and Mrs McCarrel spoke on teaching devices and geography studies, with plans for next year.
NOPICK Kebelkall calls for members to attend a regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night February 3. Allie Fe. Penpiold, N. G. Helena Malartin, Sec.
Washington report shows Democrats pressing to force Secretary Denby from the Navy post. Sen Mammel of Florida introduced a resolution, while Senator Lodge challenged the evidence but backed removal efforts amid Senate debate. Pitkin Pitman argued Denby was guilty of neglect if not dishonesty.
An accident halted drilling at a well southwest of Perry Service when a derrick was pulled in near midnight. The heavy eight inch casing load reportedly overloaded the crown block, delaying repairs and next steps. Work paused at Writers well five miles south of the city as crews await indications and from Tulsa input.
W O W Edwards gives himself up after missing three court calls. He was not on bail and his bond was ordered forfeited. County Attorney Town seeks seizure of the bond to recover funds.
Announcement states dutse resigns as Deputy of Nable County effective kuloy to join the Bank of Commerce of Perry. Thanks the Gexepuyers for cooperation with the Treasurer's office and the past two years of service. Promises to continue offering service through the Bank of Commerce in the future.
Dr D Coldiron announces Perry Hospital has a newly equipped operating room with up-to-date apparatus for general surgery. Some equipment has arrived and more is en route for special surgical work. Klostermyer, to be involved, is currently operating in New York for months.
Attendees include Watts Hardware manager Russell Mutts and Chas Monroe of Potts and Manure thirdware store. County Attorney Howard attends legal business at the statehouse. Mrs Bernice and baby visit with her parents. Saturday’s Brooms priced at 80 cents at Wacker's.
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