Three Teams Formed for Summer Youth Baseball Program
In Ellison Park a Wiener roast Friday May 2 formed three age group teams for boys ages 6 to 18 in the Summer youth baseball program. Teams the Dodgers Bronchos and Twins were named with coaches listed and plans for more age groups and a late week opening game announced by co chairs Billy Moseley and Jack Neeley. About 125 boys and 30 parents attended the event and enrollment remains open.
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Ellison Park
Billy Moseley
Jack Neeley
Moseley
The
Dodgers
Paul Guthrie
Bruce Oney
Barry Long
Mike Williams
Tim Jones
George Tipton
Mickey Vassey
Bobby Cantu
Fred Bush
Richard Sims
Randall Sims
Nicky Guthrie
Benny Stallings
Kenny Stallings
Bronchos
Weldon Cleveland, Jr
Mother of Mrs. Long Dies in Oklahoma Nursing Home
Lora Benson 95, mother of Mrs. Ralph Long, died May 31 in a Comanche Oklahoma nursing home. Born December 28, 1871 in Lincoln County Tennessee, she lived in Wellington earlier and moved to Comanche in 1925 with husband W. D. Benson who died that year. Funeral June 1 at First Methodist Church Comanche with burial in Duncan Cemetery. Survived by five daughters and five sons including Fan nie Wood Pearl Dumas Long Cleo Beck Mattie Peck R. C. Benson Will Benson Rufus Benson Troy Benson and B. Barnes. Attendees from Wellington included Ralph Long and family.
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Ralph Long
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Okla
Wellington
R. L. Templeton
R. H. Templeton
Benson
Lincoln County
Tenn
Montague County
W. D. Benson
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
G. al Moreland
Pas Ior
Dunscan
Daug‘ters
Fan
Nie Wood
Bethany
Pearl Dumas
Long
Cleo Beck
Mattie Peck
Oklahoma City
R. C. Benson
Corona
Calif
Will Benson
Rufus Benson
Duncan
Troy Benson
B. Barnes
Salinas
Benson Long
Barry
Roland Jenkins
Zeldon
Zanna
Don’t Break Your Rod Tip While Fighting Large Fish
Many sportsmen break rod tips when fighting large fish by angling the tip away from the fish. Avoid this danger by keeping the rod tip in the correct position.
Nationwide youth forums boost American heritage message
In 1967 the National Education Program and the American Citizenship Center at Oklahoma Christian College will conduct forum sessions with thousands of teens and college youths from coast to coast. A keynote speaker argues Americans must inspire youth to value heritage and pursue opportunity, warning about past manipulation of youth by extremist movements.
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American Citizenship Center
Oklahoma Christian College
Oklahoma City
Searcy
Dakotas
Minnesota
Texas
Oklahoma
America
Personal Freedom Economic Well‑Being and Faith Drive American Zeal
An essay praises how studying abroad fosters American freedom and economic strength. It argues personal freedom, economic well‑being, and faith in God are the three core desires fulfilled by the American system, fueling youth zeal and Forum staff optimism for a secure America.
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America
Europe
Russia
China
India
Africa
Ameria
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