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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
6
The advertisement promotes a spring shoe sale with a new department in the North End of the East Room. It highlights updated women men boys girls and children's shoes, claims recent December sale clearance, promises best grades, proper fitting, and lowest prices while seeking patronage and goodwill.
A new Junior Home Demonstration Work club with 14 members was organized at Midco Camp School on Wednesday of last week with members recruited from Dist 6 and the Daily School. The Merry Workers club met Thursday with Mrs John Schwartz. new officers were elected led by President Mrs Hilla Marshal and Vice President Mrs John Neunerburg. Frances L Brown State Agent visited Perry and spoke to the group as they viewed quilts and discussed lacking comforts. The Otoe Fellowship club gathered Friday at Mrs Will Rice home for a lesson on fruit and a meat canning demonstration. most members attended on a sunny day.
Junior Club meetings are set with Harmony and Oak Point on Tuesday February. The Merry-go-round club meets at Whipple School on Wednesday afternoon. Matilda Cottle will demonstrate meat canning in a new pressure cooker she won at the county fair for best club report. The Young Boosters convene at Dist GO at 11 a.m. Wednesday. The Helping Hand women’s club gathers Thursday with Mrs. Mevin Gallant to study poultry. Oak Grove club also meets Thursday afternoon. Members without new books or lesson outlines should visit the office for replacements. Club secretaries should submit junior names and signed cards promptly.
An offer invites poultry club members to obtain eggs from standard bred Rosecomb R 1 Reds. Participants must join the club, keep records, and repay with one raised chicken. The note recalls eggs and poultry ads readers respond quickly.
The Marland Record invites clubs to review its prize offerings. Readers are urged to investigate for full details on eligible awards.
The C. R. Anthony store plans to open about the first of March in the former Woodruff gentlemen’s building on the square. N. M. Hetherington will run the Perry outlet and says the shop will feature a full set of new furnishings in the latest style. The Anthony chain has buyers in New York and St. Louis and serves multiple stores across Oklahoma, with Perry recently added bringing two families to town.
Special Conclave of Perry Commandery No. 10 K T meets Thursday January 31. Work planned in the Order of Red Cross and Knights of Malta. C. S. Thomason Commander Henry H. Rucker Recorder. Also advertised Andy Gump Hair Brush and Mirror with a tire at Kerr Auto Supply.
Perry Service Company shows an exact scale model of the city gas distribution in its display windows. Black pipes depict mains, red feeder lines, and white service lines, with a pressure gauge indicating real time service pressure for each home and area.
Civitan club of Perry hosts a Dutch lunch with Marshall's band leading a procession to the Legion hall. Rev. Sanders and Henry S Johnston spoke on Civitan and its aims, with remarks by Rev. Thomas and Dr. Marshall about band support. Donations collected for new uniforms precede lunch.
W. T. Smith sustained a painful injury Monday night when a male colt kicked his hand. No bones were broken, but the back of his hand was cut and his wrist and hand were bruised.
A. F. and A. M. Perry Lodge No. 78 announces a special communication on Friday February 1 at Perry Oklahoma. The lodge will perform work in the M M degree under W M A M Crowder and secretary M L Growder. Dr A M Merrill advertises Carver Method chiropractics in Perry.
Ellis and Black were arrested in Wewoka on charges of stealing five sets of rotary rock bits from the north oil field last summer. Ellis confessed he hid the bits in leaves near Wewoka and planned disposing of them at a lumber yard. Black denied knowledge. Both men, arraigned before Judge Johnson, were held on $1000 bond each.
The Swallow Airplane company of Wichita showed a demonstrator here on Tuesday and Wednesday. Oakley Askew of Ardmore flew the new ship in Tuesday evening. The three seat craft is small fast and capable of rapid ascent. John Green and wife rode Tuesday afternoon and praised the plane. Vern Brown Tough West and Chas Collins also test flown it. Mr West traded in his Standard ship for a Swallow.
A prompt pitches placing a Want Ad in the Senti nel as an affordable, simple option. The message emphasizes ease and low cost to attract readers seeking classified notices.
Deputy Sheriff Emmet Delaney was presented a $100 reward by Hiram Stephens chief state enforcement officer for aiding in the arrest of H W Neally. Neally was captured at the Ed Duffek farm north of Perry after allegedly transporting whiskey and forging checks. Ten gallons of whiskey were seized and Delaney helped federal officers in the operation. Neally faced potential transportation charges and multiple county warrants.
Federal authorities announced the disposal action after concluding a government mandate. No further details were provided about the asset, the responsible agency, or the schedule for completion.
Friday afternoon a Dodge touring car rammed an oil truck near the intersection of D and Sixth streets. The car struck the truck center and bored beneath the truck bed, damaging the engine hood. The truck remained undamaged, though pushed onto the curb. drivers’ names were not learned.
Local grain firm advertises feeds including chopped feeds, cotton seed meal, tankage, and mixed poultry and dairy feeds. Re cleaned Red Texas Seed Oats priced at 75 cents per bushel. Aimed at farmers and ranchers seeking reliable farm supplies.
We offer Choice Red Texas Seed Oats thoroughly cleaned at 75c per bushel with orders welcome. Weather permitting, paving grading advances on FE Street with fine grade completed on two blocks and curb forms set for pouring.
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