Local Happenings in Heber Warram and Town News
Heber Warram recently returned from Arkansas University and left Saturday for Heavener to play with the Heavener Blues. Dayless Hill visited here last weekend. Ads note refrigerators in all sizes at sensible prices. Huggins Bros reports Roger Howard visiting family and friends. Edmund Armstrong spent the weekend at home. Lester Wilson and Fred Davis did county-seat business Friday. Mrs Noel Ross, student at Northeastern State Teachers College, visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Ruth Turner returned home from Tahlequah due to her grandfather Dr H H Turner’s death. Dr F Coleman and daughter Rebecca were in town Friday.
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Heber Warram
Arkansas University
Heavener
The
Heavener Blues
Noel ‘Ross
Northeastern State Teachers College
Vian News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Local residents share visits to Fort Smith and Tahlequah. Notables include Mrs. E. L. Bula's hospital stay and Mr. Bula's supportive visits. Meers Bulgis listed as deceased and buried in the colored cemetery. Community notes also advertise coolers, hay machinery, and local shop offerings from Huggins Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bula
Fort Smith
Armstrongs Visit Vian and Okemah Ties Mentioned
L B Armstrong of Okemah, brother of R W Armstrong, is in town visiting. Armstrong was accompanied to Vian by Troy Longwell, who returned home at the start of the week.
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Happy Jack’ Calloway
Vian
L. B. Armstrong
Okemah
R.W. Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Troy Longwell
Alma Sharpe and Joyce Akin Visit Vian Relatives
Alma Sharpe and Joyce Akin were in Vian Saturday and Sunday as guests of relatives and friends, enjoying a brief visit in the community.
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Alma Sharpe
Joyce Akin
Vian
Local visitors and residents showcase misfortunes
Frank Conley of near Dwight Mis gio visited Salil Wednesday and Thursday. Lula Keeney spent the weekend at home with her parents and friends. Mack Rogers, who was involved in a recent accident, narrowly escaped as his truck was struck by a Missouri Pacific Shriner while hauling potatoes from the R. B. Carlile ranch near Gore. He was in Fort Smith late week to file a claim for damages. The brakes worked just inches before a collision, leaving the front end demolished.
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Mack Rogers
Missouri Pacific
Shriner
R. B. Carlile
Gore
Fort Smith
Mack
Pushed Pigs Most Profitable Says Evvard
Prof John M Evvard long associated with Town State College explains pigs should be pushed to market rather than kept on pasture. He cites alfalfa pastures with self fed pigs reaching 225 pounds in 149 days and notes lower costs and better returns when marketing in late fall.
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John. M. Evvard
Calas ‘Ina
Radio Farm School
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Evvard
Livstock
Town State College
Furthermoor
Evward
Farrow
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Conrad
Flossia
Huggins Bros
Roger Howard
Edmund Armstrong
Lester Wilson
Fred Davis
Ruth Turner
Tahlequah
H. H. Turner
5. Coleman
Rebecca
Mayme Linder
Martin, Smith
Winnie Estep
Northeastern State Tachers College
Chas. Raff
Jenks
E L. Bula
Ed Harrel
Magnolia Gasolene
S. J. Trotter
W. P. Davis
T. J. Davis
Mulberg, Arkansas
Edith Jordan
Eyl. Moore
Ballisaw
H. 1
Ozark
Arkansas
Huggins ‘Bros
R. T. Fisher
Weegoner
Paul Moores
Edgar Huggins
Margarete. McNamee
Great Beyond
Verna Brackett
Huggins ' Bros
John
Ferrin Holcom
Howell
Russelville
Mary Beatrice Huggins
City Hall
Fire Boys
Cyner
Frank J. Lamb
Tulsa
AML Resi
Bros
Frank Conley
Dwight Misgio
Salil
Narcie Lula Keeney
Grovery Day
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