Vinita Social Notes Show Busy City Life and Visits
Local residents travel to Tulsa Joplin Vinita and Chelsea attend services, plan real estate moves and church events. Notables include Rev J OBrien Kansas City Garland Marrs Randolp Haggard and Capt White with various community moves, petitions and upcoming school events.
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Pirin Lion Draper
Pryor
Wm. Malone
Oklahoma City
van Chandler
E. C. Harlin
Welch
Dr. Adams
Big Cabin
I. N. Bunch
Blue Jacket
J. M. Miller
Joplin
A. G. Marra
Tulsa
Lucile Ballard
Lucile Nidiffer
Afton
Vinita
Callaway
Springfield
B. F. Fortner
Claremore
Agnes Gunter
Cowan'a
Boyd Hamilton
Fairland
Lee Barrett
Cash Wilkinson
Vinita Refining Company
W. P. Gatewood
Virginia
Mr. Gatewood
St. Louis
Garland Marrs
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Bank Deposit Guaranty Journal
Randolp Haggard
Panama Canal
Rev. J. O'Brien
Kansas City
Congregational Church
Guy Mitropulos
Raymond Building
Grotto Cafe
Daily Local Movements and Court Visits Highlight Tulsa Chelsea Area
Jack Kendall visits Chelwea while Oliver Bethel heads to Tulsa and several residents travel to Chelsea Miami Claremore and Foyil for business and court. Deputy Marshal Wilkinson and Claude Chandler attend Miami. A student footbridge over Bull Creek aids commuting to schools.
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Jack Kendall
Chelwea
Oliver Bethel
Tulsa
Spattingy
Chelsea
Glimoré
Wodee Gill
Seymour Biddle
Col. B. D. Ficklin
Ellis Thomas
Muskogee
Claud Chandler
Miami
Albert Marka
Frank Lee
L. Smith
Jim Couch
Missouri
Louise Graper
Pryor
van Chandler
Claremore
Foyil
Hoots Thomas
W. G. Masterson
Vinita Public Schools
Norman
Marshal Wilkinson
Claude Chandler
H. Snider
Roy R. Guild
St. Paul, Minn
F. L. Hughson
Bull Creek
Pryor Farley and others visit town services and events
Pryor Farley and Henry Ballard from Af lton and Oswego, Van Chandler begins duties at the Golden Rule, and Uncle Jim Wilkinson is homebound. Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church at 8 pm, plus a slate of social and civic items including a shadow social, a May Day program, a baseball franchise transfer, and local court and school notices.
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Pryor Farley
Oswego
Henry Ballard
Aflton
van Chandler
Golden Rule
Jim Wilkinson
Presbyterian Church
Frank Conner
Fairland
O. L. Conner
L. P. Garrison
Garrison
Arthur Cropinger
Nelosho
National Stock Company
Goodpastor
Dan Reed
Wm. Baxley
Lorce
Tulsa
Baptist Church
Vinita's Growth and City Leadership Highlight Progress
In Vinita Oklahoma A. G Marrs notes the city is old yet progressive praising its park system water supply and streets. Mayor J C Starr and eight aldermen have governed well as plans for a commission form of government move forward amid growth and future city planning discussions.
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Oklahoma
Vinita
A. G. Marra
Olea
Marrs
Mortis East Oklahoma Recalled As Finest Land On Earth
A Dallas News excerpt extols Mortis east Oklahoma as the finest land on earth and praises the city for cosmopolitan potential, noting its position about thirty miles from Kansas and Missouri and comparing its future growth to distant cities like Dalian.
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Mortis
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Dalian
Dallas News
Oklahoma Banking Board Faces Mandamus Over 200000 Emergency Certificates
The Oklahoma banking board fights a mandamus to pay 200000 in emergency certificates issued in 1911 to secure assets of the Night and Day Bank. The suit, filed by Wilkin-Hale State Bank of Oklahoma City, seeks full payment as the board argues discretionary power and has paid all deposits. Judge Carney considers the board’s request while a temporary injunction blocks further claims from the guaranty fund.
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Daiiy Blake Gore
Bluejacket
Jim Tittle
Joplin
Afton
Walter Woodall
Mizello Coble
Gus Muropulos
Vinita
Raymond
Gooch
West Canadian
Holland Clark
Granite
Masterson
Oklahoma City
Okla
State Banking Board
Oklahoma District Court
Wilkin-Hale State Bank
Night and Day Bank
Plaintip Bank
Clark
Guaranty
A. C. Crate
B. Stuart
Banking Board
Carney
W. F. Wilson
Resolutions of Respect for Augustus B Nichols
Resolutions honor Augustus B Nichols of Vinita Council No 272 Fraternal Aid Association. The member served as an officer and trusted friend. Sympathy extended to Sister Alice Nichols wife of Nichols. Copies to minutes, Sister Nichols, and general secretary for public notice in The Fraternal Aid. Committee: C O Berry, Geo H Ogden, M J Spaulding.
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Vinita Council No
Augustus B. Nichols
Brother Nichols
Council
Fraternal Aid Association
Fraternal Association
Alice Nichols
Nichols
C. O. Berry
Geo
H. Ogden
M. J. Spaulding
May Day program at south ward school a grand success
More than 250 attendees watched 178 pupils from the south ward school perform a May Day procession. Eva Rateliff provided music as 108 children led the parade with 8 jolly boys, 16 May pole dancers and Queen Mary Williamson with attendants carrying the crown and train. The event featured recitations, songs, a crown ceremony by Betty Coley, and a flag salute before a grand display of white dresses and coordinated white outfits. Patrons toured classrooms afterward to view student work and decorations.
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South Ward
Eva Rateliff
Tittle Susie Garrison
Mary Williamson
Tittle Mary Katherine Murry
Fampus
Betty Coley
Okla
America
Avine
Money to Loan at 7 Percent Interest
Choice farm loans now offered at seven percent interest with no commission. Money ready. FL M. Finnep & Son.
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FL M. Fwinnep & Son
Flynn of Sapulpa Enters Congressional Contest in Third District
James Dennis Flynn, owner of the Sapulpa Light, has announced for Congress in Oklahoma's Third District. A New York native, Flynn moved through Ardmore before settling in Sapulpa, declaring strong Republican support and a history with Bartlesville booster Priestley for national committeeman.
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James Dennis Flynn
Sapulpa
Congress
Sapulpa Light
Figunte
New York
Okdahoma
Ardmore
Sabulpa
Kimg
Mr."Flynn
Mr. Priestley
Bartlesville
Kansas City Stock Market Report April 28 Highlights
Kansas City stockyards run 6 500 head with cattle from Montana Nebraska and Texas rising. Fed steers at 7.00 to 7.90, mills and sugar beet cattle strong. best cows around 7.15, heifers 7.75, veals 7.00. Hog market weak start then steady, tops about 8.00, most sales 7.65 to 7.95. Lambs up nearly two dollars from two weeks ago, ewes 7.00, spring lambs 13.50.
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Kansas City
Alound
Montana
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Bowen
Simon
Thegg
Chicago
Western Chieftain Gains Subscribers in Craig County
The Weekly Chieftain claims growing subscription lists and pride in its reach in northeastern Oklahoma. It urges 3,100 Craig County subscribers to sign up before the first, 1972, with an offer of 60 cents paid now to cover until January 1, 1913.
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Chieftain
Oklahoma
Craig
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Vinita Hotel
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