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The Heart of the Rich
Canadian Valley
Single Copy, Three Cents
llMoSSlf
REPORTED FROM
CALUMETBLAZE
Crump Garage and Sam-
uelson Building Con-
sumed Early Today
Flames of undetermined origin
destroyed the building and contents
of the Calumet Motor company at
Calumet shortly after 8 a. m today,
with loss estimated at approximate-
ly $15,000. according to C. G. Mc-
Cain, chief of the El Reno fire de- ,
partment
Fire originated in the front of I
the building and had gained con- j
siderable headway before it was ,
discovered. Mr. McCain said the [
blaze might have been caused by
defective wiring, or the structure
could have caught from a heater.
The brick building. 50 feet by 100 ,
feet, was owned by L. T. Samuelson j
and was erected in 1917. Loss of ^
the building will amount to ap- |
proxlmatcly $5,000. Mr. Samuelson
said, and he added that insurance
would cover no more than half of I
his loss.
Insurance Inadequate
Norman Crump, proprietor of the
garage, had not completed an esti-
mate of the total damage today, but
Indicated that his loss with that of
the building would amount to as
much as $15,000. He said that in-
surance was far insufficient to cov-
er his damage.
Five new automobiles were re-
moved from the structure before
being damaged by fire Mr. Crump
reported, but two used cars were
burned. Shop equipment, automo-
bile parts and accessories were a
total loss, he said.
El Reno Firemen Called
A filling station operated by Ted I
Henrichsen for Magnolia Petroleum I
company and located immediately j
south of the filling station was not |
damaged by the fire, it was report-
ed
No plans had been made today by |
Mr. 8amuelson to rebuild the struc- |
ture.
The El Reno Daily Tribune
You Can Buy It For
Less In El Reno
ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Blue Ribbon Daily Newspaper Serving Oklahoma’s Blue Ribbon Area.
EL RENa OKLAHOMATWEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936~
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VOLUME 45, NO. 8.
OBJECT OF KIDNAP THREAT
!
SWWS
El Reno Will Graduate 139 Seniors
At Annual Commencement Program
Otto Hess Serves Class As President Four Years; Victor Hackney, Dorothy
Shacklett and Marion Hensley Are Other Officers
Diplomas will be presented 139
El Reno highschocl graduating
Union City And Okarche I seniors during commencement ex
„ . I erclaea this spring. Walter P
Teams Competing I Marsh, principal, announced to-
day. Dat?s cf the various events
of commencement week have not
been set.
regional I Tire class, cf
In Tourney
hart, Kathryn Bvrrett. Bonnie i Reed, Vera Reynolds, Orlcne Rob-
Barker, Dora Briggs, Eva Mne! inson, Bernice Rogers, Louise Rush.
Brcck. Jeannette Brcwn, Lillian Maxine Rumfclt,. Bonnie Schuldt.
Canon. Neva CL..SS, JcAnn? Chll Othn* Tj (.radurle
cett, Betty Chlltcn, Dcrcthy Chap Evelvn Schuenemcyer, Dorcthy
pell, Ed Lou Cc-le, Dorcthy Cupp Shacklett. Gladyce Sides, VtUa
Gecrge Ann Cutrell. Iirz CorlM. oiler. Alta Smith, Bertha Smith.
Cortnne Courtney. Margaret Dm- Let ha Smith, Mary Jane Sp nicer
which Miss Jos- His, Jean Drn„..iser. Rcsenmrj Geraldine Snow Louise Stickley.
In preparation for the regional „ uta JcMuh-^wnlng. Betty L?e Fields. Bar- Mabel Stroud. Myrtle Sturdavent
highschool basketball tournament co-suensers Pls!bara Gamble, Vlrg n.a Orr.bfelder. Mlidrrd Teague. Mildrrd Temple-
to be staged here Frida v and Sat- Ine “"^^1 M boys 1 Lula Gregory. Charlotte II Hi, ion. Cleo Tomer. Patricia Trier
urday. Coach Dick Horton U put- ^d as president Dorothy Hessenflow, Ruth Olenc Went,a T aylor. Mildicd Vot.
ting his El
stiff practice sessions this week
While the powerful Indians are
\ears.
I cffice of vice president.
nsr srs s& %sz rr sssr: sssrlsssn *&ar ssss at ssr kxj
without too much difficulty, there
will be three other nice teams In
Eligible Li l Submitted
Eligible for diplomas thus
this bracket and El Reno may run ^ lhe foUowlng fituciCnts:
Murlin; Adams. Audrey
Viola Armold. Helen Bel
Akers.
Birn-
I
m
Jack Dempsev ar.d his wife, the former stage star, Hannah Wil-
liams. have received a kidnap threat alined at their 19-months-old
daughter Joan, pictured above. . The child and her mother are un-
der guard In an Atlantic City. N. J.. hotel following reports of the
kidnaping. ________
[ENGLAND EXPECTS SIXTH TROOP OF
WEDDING OF KING UTS FORMED
into stormy weather
Tournament rules limit all boys'
squads to eight players, and those
nominated to defend the blue and
white this week-end Include Victor
j Hackney. Keno Taylor and Lyle
' Bross. forwards; Cecil "Buckets"
Wright and Harry Donnellan, cen-
ters; Carl Roblyer, Harvey Slade
and Ralph Clovis, guards.
Slattery, Brcss Divide Time
Horton's squad for the regional
bid is the same as that entered in
the district tourney last week with KoOSOVelt Tax Program Is
a single exception. Bross replaces
Joe Slattery in a forward position
, Since no more than eight men
I could be entered. Slattery and Bross WAau.wvrcM
have been forced to divide their WASHINGTON. Mar
time on the various tournament house ways and means sub-com-
rosters I mittec today clamped a gag on
... .. . _ . . , -.any further disclosures of treasury
Having won the championship of dat# submltted M basLs for working
the Mid-State conference—rated by | oul Presldenl Roosevelt s $792,000-
Lilltan Marsh. Fern Mr.son. Hath- Max Brcwn, Lsler Carmichael
iyn McCann. Gloria McGee, Eva Lac Conrad, B r.ynn C in r.
Mae Miles. Aliens Mlttendorf. Lsla Johnnie Chappsll. Max Crrbb.v
Morris. Juanita Montgomery, lena Horae* Craig. Willi m Dcssey
Quigley, Evelyn Reuter. Ruth. SEE PAGE 5. COLUMN 1
IS KEPI SECREI
Being \torked Out
11—i/Pi—A
*±2ZS?5£SS£JT£ Possibility of Marriage,K« n elh Corbett In
biaze. they were unable to combat | Announced Officially ( harjje of Baptist t»roup
the fire effectively since Calumet
has no city water supply. Firemen
could do no more thah prevent the
'blaze spreading to other buildings.
GRASS FIRE OCCURS
AT HODGKINSON HOME
El Reno flremEn were called to
918 West Woodson street at 11:30
a m. today to extinguish a grass
fire at the O. F. Hodgkinson resi-
dence. No damage was reported by
C. O. McCain, fire chief.
LONDON. Mar 11—The pos-
sibility that Edward VIII. bachelor
king of England may marry was
announced officially in the house of
commons today in a message signed
by the king.
The unmarried status of Edward,
now 41 years old. long has been one
of the outstanding topics of con-
versation in the British empire and
the world at large
Fi Reno's sixth Bov Scout troop
has been registered with the Firs'
Baptist church as the sponsoring
institution
far the fastest highschool circuit in (inn
Oklahoma—the Indians are touted ™ \ ' fr
to hold the whip In the regional Coincidentssly there wMt tnU-
games this week El Reno has play- "'“ttons that the *ub-cc«nmittee
ed a total of 30 games thus far In , waa approaching an understanding
the season, winning 27 of that num-; that tax rates on “^irttatedcor-
^ porate earnings will be adjusted so
,us to meet any loss of revenue oc-
s< nodule shewn castoned by providing a "cushion"
Opposing the Indians in the class reserve for corporations and by ex-
J A bracket will be Elk City. Cordell | nnpilng banks. Insurance compa-
and Cement. The latter two team'; meg and fiduciary organizations
will clash at 4 p. m. Friday, while Irom tbe projects corporate levy.
El Reno opposes Elk City at 7 p.m some committeemen Intimated
Friday. Winners of these two games I lhat higher rates in higher brackets
meet in the class A finals at 9:30 man those originally advanced by
p. m. Saturday. me treasury may be resorted to if
Although Elk city has a team | needed to assure the yield of $620.-
Did You Hear
EMMETT THOMPSON. Cana-
£, dian county Judge, and
Frank Taylor, court clerk, have
Just fulfilled a campaign prom-
ise made a long time ago.
At a political rally during the
1932 campaign, they agreed to
give Jesse H. Jenkins of Mus-
tang a free wedding whenever he
decided to get married.
8o the other day when Mr.
Jenkins applied for a marriage
license, he reminded Mr. Taylor
of the campaign promises. The
latter had to dig up $3 for the
license fee, and the county Judge
performed the ceremony free of
charge.
-o-
Three men who arc working
on a single Job at El Reno all
celebrated their birthdays yes-
terday. They are Fred Corlee
carpenter superintendent; D. 8.
Annold. carpenter; and C.
Schl06ser, boss painter.
France May Quit League
If Britain Fails To
Press Demands
AT DAjRYSCHOOL
Final ( lass Conducted At
Banner
Paul Bornemann, Banner, M. A.
Brattln and J. O. Swope. Yukon,
were awarded prizes for high scores
in feed Judging Tuesday night at
the final class of the dairy school
conducted in Canadian county by
J W Boehr. dairy specialist of Ok-
lahoma A. and M. college.
Tuesday nights session concluded
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Great Britain holding the
balance of power In her role cs
conciliator, the European crisis
precipitated by Adolf Hitler's de-
nunciation cf the Locarno pact,
was further intensified today by
the reported possibility cf Frances
abandonment of the League of
Nations.
A high Frcncl official said l>n
nation will quit the league unlci -
Britain backs the demand of
France that Hitler withdraw his
troops from the Rhineland, demil-
itarized by the treaty of Versailles
but recccupied last Saturday by
the Nazis.
When Pierre Etienne Flandin,
torelgn minister, goes to London
tomorrow to attend a conference
of the powers signatory to the
Locarno Dact. he will carry this
warning with him.
Mandin To Remain Firm
Flandin, informed sources said,
was prepared to inform Anthony
Eden that France is not alone" in
adopting such a position.
"Other powers whose policies art-
based on collective security anil
who are determined to supaart
the French and Belgian stand be-
fore the League of Nations have
Informed us that if the tre ties
seem worthless, they will not h> •-
itate to quit the league." one
French official said.
The reference to other powers
was taken to mean In diplomatic
the series of four classes held at : ,uarters govlet Russia. Yugoslavia,
the Banner school Each was pre- | ereChoslov*kia and Rumania
ceded by a feed and judging sch<J0*- . An evidence of what aopeared to
Bornemann scored 342 of a possible a general feeling m French cf-
400 points; Brattln, 275, and Swope, ucjaj circles was found In the
which was capable of winning Its
district title, the Elks are believed
to be no match for El Reno's ram-
paging Indians. Cordell, too. ha* a
Kenneth Corbett, cf th:* Ca- record far less impressive than that
nadlan county agent's office. 1*
Scoutmaster with R A Moore.
Frank M Cochran and H V. TU-
linahast as members of the trooo
committee, it has been announced
by Rev. J W. Hodge.s. Baptist
CONDON ID FACE
of Horton's cagers. In the fust
SEE PAGE f. COLUMN 2
ILsulh which attracted an average attend-
Action NllOWh IICHlIl oi #nce 0f 21 dairymen, was the
Cummings Boy
As Prince of Wales, he was term-1 pastor
ed “the world's most eligible bache- I Twelve boys were registered on
lor." tlie charter application. Including j
Neville Chamberlain, chancellor wilmont BolUnger. a Star Scout I
of the exchequer, read a royal mes- j who wUj Mr. Corbett with I
sage to the assembled legislators in scoulcraft.
V.F. I CONDUCTS
I which Edward pointed out the ne-
I cesslty of revising the civil list—
! the amounts paid to the members
I of the royal family.
Question Unanswered
The message stated: "His Mujesty
Governor Wants Answer
To ‘Unsolved Phases’ desires that the contingency of his Moote "andOtoon Hodges
| marriage should be taken Into ac- j ^ lroJ)p meeU
Other charter member* are
Rayford Johnson. Clvde Moore.
Herbert and Kenneth Bollinger.
Robert Meyers. Robert 8hirer.
Charles Malone. Raymond L-e Up-
ton, Daniel Johnson. Kenneth
125 Persons Participate In
Joint Session
000.000 of additional Income which
the administration is seeking from
the corporation tax.
Emerging from a sub-committee
session. Representative Vinson.
Democrat. Kentucky, asserted; "I
cun t talk because of a gag."
Chairman Samuel B. Hill. Demo-
crat, Washington said other mem-
bers of the sub-committee had op-
posed his previous procedure of giv-
ing out Information as it was re-
reived by the sub-committee "So 11 court today by N. B Cummin**.
can t sav anything ” he said. $35,000 is asked for the wrong-
can t say anyinmg. ,ul d,,ath.. of hls ^.year-old son.
Thomas Wesley Cummings, who
was killed Feb 24 when struck
by a train at El Reno.
Defendants in the suit arc Frank
O Lowden. James E. Gorman and
258.
Interest Shown
Since so much Interest was taken
In the event an attempt is to be
made to hold similar schools semi-
annually or annually, Janies R.
Childers, county agent, reported.
Certificates for perfect attendance
were presented Paul Bornemann, M
j a. Brattln. Asa W Johnson, J. G
1 Swope. C. C. King and Kenneth C
Corbett.
Barn Tour Considered
The Canadian county school.
SEE PAGE 3. COLUMN 8
In a damage suit which had been
filed In Canadian county district
ELM) PRISON
Sentences Are Imposed
By Judge Vaught
twenty-second of a Berios of 44 to be ,
j held in Oklahoma this year A barn | OKLAHOMA CITY. Mar. 11—t/Vi
tour, during which various feed -Six men sentenced by Federal
and barn problems are to be stud- ! Judge Edgar S. Vaught, on pleas of
I count so that In that event there
TRENTON. N J . Mar II IV-j should be a provision for Her Maj- 111,ilu-s
Dr. John F Oondon. the "Jsfsle" | csty y,e queen, and the members
of the Lindbergh kidnap ranaoni ] 0f His Majesty's family correspond-
negotlatton. homeward bound to- j mg to the provisions which the
day from a vacation In Panama. | commons has been willing to make I
was heading Into a probability I m ugr circumstance* in the past" |
he will b» subjected to a renewed j william James Thorne, a Labor-
on Friday
Plane Equipment
Being Purchased
ite. Immediately arose with the ; WASHINGTON Mar. II—'4*
question. "Docs His Majesty give war dfpartn>ent today award
any assurance that he Is going to1 B
get married?"
Chamberlain did not answer.
Officers Probe
Extortion Plots
questioning
William S. Conklin, aide to Gov-
ernor Hnrcld O. Hoffman, said an
arrangement probably will Ire made
with police to question Condon
ahcrtly after he ends hls voyage i
next week
Dr. Condon left for the trooter
a week before Oovernnr Hoffman |
reprieved Bruno Hauptmann last
Jan. 16.
Conklin said the geverner still MUSKOOEE. Mar. 11—(JPs—Cll-
lntended to seek answers to ques- n,ax!ng a week* investigation by
ttons he submitted to the state authorities and department of
police last Jan. 26 concerning what jusUce mcn sheriff Harvc Ball of
he termed “unsolved phases" of Holdenvlllc said today that four
the crime____ i persons were questioned there yes-
ol,cnl i Trrmar uni» ! terday In connection with a series
KLSUI.L 1 IlitN run „( extortion notes received by prom*
HAGOOl) PLACED inent Muskogee residents
__ | The Muskogee Dally Phoenix re
11.—tX
ed a $3,850,000 contract to the -------— ---—* — -------
Wright Aeronautical corporation of Mrs Elizabeth Harrison, depart
a- - ------ nient senior vice president
Five Candidsies Indurtrd
Initiation services were pre.* i ted
Approximately 125 members end
guests participated In the Joint
meeting of the El Reno Veteran*
of Foreign Wars and auxiluiry
Tuesday night In the post hall.
Sixty out-of-town visitors were
present rom Ok'.homa City, Okar-
che. Anadarko and Chickasha
The Joint meeting was preced-
ed by a school of Instruction for
the auxiliaries conducted by .Mrs.
8cott P. Squyres. Oklahoma City
national council member md
Nichols Urging
Rogers Statue
WASHINGTON. Mar. 11—</Pi —
Representative Jack Nichols of Eu-
faula asked the house library com-
mittee today to approve hls resolu-
tion to authorize an appropriation
of $25,000 for a monument here in
memory of Will Rogers, Oklahoma
cowboy humorist.
Should hls proposal become law.
he said he would seek $5.00C
through the Will Rogers national
memorial committee or through
private contributions for an award
to the sculptor or artist who sub-
mitted the best design for the
memorial statue.
WASHINGTON, Mar
A resolution to request President
Roosevelt to reinstate Major Gen-
eral Johnson llagcod as comman-
der of the eighth corns area was
Introduced In the house today bv
Representative May, Democrat
Kentucky.
Hagcod recently was relieved of
Ills command aftsr he had testi-
fied before a hou$e auproprlatlon*
sub-committee on WPA "stsge
money.”
Charles Matthews To
Make Radio Address
Charles E Mutthews. Washington,
D. C.. a former realdent of El Reno,
will appear upon the farm and
home hour program on a national
radio hookup at 11:30 a m. Thurs-
day. according to word received to-
day by Ills father. John P. Matth-
ews. 101 North Barker avenue.
The former la supervisor of the
money order dlvlalon of the postal
department. Mr Matthews formerly
taught school In Canadian county.
HOME FROM I.IITLl: ROCK
Mr and Mrs. Ben Ray. 121
North Evans avenue, returned
Tuesday from Little Rock, Ark.
where Mr. Ray nttended n con-
ference cf the Brotherhood of
Hallway Trainmen with represen
laUvas of flv$ other stale*.
ported Lhat notes threatening death
to members of at least four faml*
Paterson. N J., for 512 new air-
plane engines.
. °f m'LTJ mPr!K,wc,ful2M.3e I over by officers from the Okls-
rin'lne^STbiSi^ "we ’^idWatllrTrom'* An'
ssrsxssri-as StJSSSt,m “
^ .. j Bcott P Squ.Vn-s, Oklahoma City,
IlFlSSO rurtners national junior commander-in*
U « m • | chief, who wma the principal speak.
Hotter lerracing ” dtecuMcd me cight-pcint pro-
OKLAHOMA CITY. Mar 11.—
i-Hi -Dr. W E. Ortsso of Seminole,
state highway commissioner, of-
fered today to furnish $2,000 in
premiums for bette- terriiclna in
lie* upon failure to pay $500 in each | nlne count^* lhe fcurt' oon’
Instance were sent through the U. | gresslonsl district,
g. mall. tn a letter to E. E Scholl. Okla-
Working on the theory that per- [ lioma A. and M. college extension
sons seen near a “payoff spot" had director. Ortsso said he would give
gram of the organization .Isss
Pullen, Oklahoma City, legislative
committeeman, spoke briefly,
Sneclal musics, numbers were
contributed by Jack Murphy, young
Calumet violinist.
Joseph B. Fleming, trustees of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway company, and Warren
Eagle, engineer.
The Cummings boy died in a lo-
cal hospital a short time after be-
ing struck by a locomotive while
riding a bicycle west on Rogers
street. The accident occurred
the Rogers street crossing.
In hi* court petition. Mr. Cum-
mings alleges negligence on the
part of the engineer.
Senate Efforts
WASHINGTON, Mar II -t/Pi—
Senate Investigators' efforts to
ted. ts being considered by Cana- | guilty, were taken today to El Reno
dian county farmers. i federal reformatory. They were
Franklin O. Oalpln and John Booth
Wilkes, sentenced to one year for
transporting a stden automobile;
» ■•w i Thoma* C. Hale, sentenced to one
Are Denounced vear for transporting a stolen auto-
mobile; Mortle Oregory and Bill
Ray. sentenced to 18 months each
for car theft; and Thomas W.
Tucker, sentenced to 12 months for
narcotics possession
seize telegrams of the Chicago law
firm cf Winston, Strawn and
Shaw were denounced today as an
Program Arranjfed At
Mountain View School
( alumet Play Is
Planned Tuesday
Third annual community
gram given by the F and N.
club will be presented Friday night
at the Mountain View school, those
In charge announced today.
The program will Include two
plays, "The Big Depression" and
“Tlie Housewives' Convention."
Twenty-two of the 29 members of
the club will take part In the plays.
The public has been Invited to
attend No admission will be
charged.
Freshman class of the Caluinet
highschool will present Its play.
"Hr Was a Oay Senorlta." at 8 gtriKerS SpUm
p. m. Tuesday in the highschool ‘
gymnasium there. Norman Putnam,
sponsor and director of the produc-
tion. announced today.
The play Is a comedy In which a
hard-boiled fnther vows hls son
, . . FOUR ARRAIGNED
unconstitutional Invasion of prlvati SHOOTING
rights and defended with the a*’ TULSA, Mar. 11—<>$*»— Fred Mar-
sertlon the American Liberty i shgU c#p Marshall, warrior Mar-
league paid for aome of the mes- ] shaU brothers, and Augustine th-
at ] sages. i rtquez. all of Wekiwa. pleaded mno-
The firm's request for an tnjunc- | rpnl today the fatal shooting of
tlcn to prevent the lrbby cotumlt- j j,-r|jiri|c squirrel, a Shawnee Indian,
tee from obtaining the telegrams | pleft3 JudRe pioyd staley held the
was argued vigorously before the f(mr men without bond for preltin-
Distrirt of Columbia supreme lnftry heartn|ts Mar ig.
court by Frank J Hogan, veteran jndlan was shot through tho
cf many Jousts with senate com- ] beart earjy yesterday as he sat with
mtttees. and Crumpton Harris hls 3.yfar-old son in hls lap tn a
former law partner of the com-, car pHrged jn front of the Marshall
mlttee's chairman. Senator Black. |lome
Democrat. Alabama. -
YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY
TO MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
READINO. Pa, Mar 11 I -
Every Proposal u"‘“ To°",“ u y“r o“
litglischod student, abruptly ended
hls trial on a charge of slaying hls
Lead-1 father today by pleading guilty to
NEW YORK. Mar 11—
NATIONAL YOUTH PROGRAM AT
EL RENO WILL BE CONTINUED
some connection with the attempt'
ed extortion, the four were grilled
but convinced Investigators they
had no connection with the cate.
Ball said.
Du wane McCray, a student at
Oklahoma City university, was an
overnight guest Tuesday of hi
uarrnts. Mr and Mrs Bill Mc-
Cray, 1211 West London stroet.
$200 fur the best terracing In
each countv constructed between
now and Apr 15. 1937. and an ad-
ditional $2oo for the county doing
| the best work.
MRS. EDNA ROAN
HURT IN MISHAP
Official notice of Indefinite con*
tlnuation of the National Youth
administration program in U IMio
was received Wednesday by Mia*
ent. Miss Rachel Hayen. head of the
home economics department of El
Reno hlgltaeliuol. will demonstrate
breakfast, luncheon and dinner
noney un-1 . d mBdc p|HrLS to the record* turned over to Juveni
IheS lhC Wa‘k0Ul ttmW8h°Ut S ^ C“‘ Ul5P06e<1 °f lm‘
'“HrBuilding Permits
unrot Unnir Roljert Brrtwp Robert fatili be retstned. dttton to the Magnolia PetroU'’iii'
Nord. Robert Bullock, Dorothy Hen- j ,* Uke* compal'y s .8tR,lon 81 't01
rtchaen. Ravmond Blagg and Mar- ] cl*rcd We,1,1 n8hl 11 oul lf 11 tttke , South Rock Island avenue has been
1 nil v 11 ni HIRE as a m VI* X. ^ 1 ■■ p.. 11 alio
NEW YORK, Mar. 11 — t/Pl —
Stocks firm, industrial specialties
lead quiet rally. Bonds mixed,
governments decline while cor-
porates Improve. Curb steady, In-
dustrials and oils lift. Foreign ex-
changes easy, European units yield
against dollar. Cotton steady, high-
er cables, trade and foreign buy-
ing.
CHICAGO. May 11—<*•>—'Wheat
uneven. May contracts firm. Corn
firm, weather bullish. Cnttlc steady
to strong. Hogs steady to 10c high-
er, top 110.05.
local work.
Both projects, the city work und
the playground recreation activi-
ties, will Ik* continued for several
weeks. It was announced. Through
the National Youth administration
persons between the ages of 19 and
25 years are given employment.
Miss Kurilh has offices tn the El
Reno highschool building
TABLE SERVICE
WILL III STI DIED
HOME FROM COANT I Table «*rvlce will be studied <lur-
Mr and Mrs J N Ttiom|won ' 'M Thursday^elsss^of the El Reno
blS
Mrs. Edna Roan. 801 Last Rogers
street, was forced to remain at her
home Wednesday for treatment of
painful bruises on the head and left
arm suffered In an automobile ac-
cident 111 Oklahoma City Tuesday
night. Mr*. Roan was riding with
friend* from Oklahoma City at the
time of the mishap.
Irom a three weeks' visit will)
relatives and friends In San Fran-
cisco. OaltL. and coast cities In
southern California.
Mrs. J. T. Parry of Oklnhotnn
City, former El Reno resident, is
spending live week with friend*
her*.
Hcsslc Builtli. district supervisor of services, both English and Ameri-
can types
Another demonstration will be
given by Miss Maxine Rumfelt. as-
sisted by Miss Louise Rush and Miss
l2>la Morris, whose topic will l>e
"Table Service and Parts the Maid
Plays In Each Type of Service." All
three are highschool students.
Tuesday s class was held at the
First Presbyterian church when Miss
Erma l<re Moore, of the highschool
homo economics department, dis-
cussed simple methods of meosur
Ing and gave advice on cooking
certain types of food.
Tho prize offered for the best
labor-saving method In preparation
of food was awarded Mrs. Rose Ma-
jors.
Both the National Youth admin
titration and the National Re-Em
ployment bureau are cooperating tn
the maids' conference and plan to
arrange h similar course of study
for negro maids within the near
lutur*.
Sunset drive.' hnvr returned | “My club's housekeeping confer.
enee in the Business and Profes-
sional Women’s rluh rooms. Miss
Hessle Smith, district supervisor of
the National Youth administration,
cooperating In the project, an-
nounced today.
The session will open at 2:30 p.m.
at which time all housekeepers and
maid* have boeu urged to be prw
sella Ontnmlll.
I all summer
Group Forms To
Fight Legislation
OKLAHOMA CITY. Mur 11 —(Ah
EL RENO NURSE
ACCEPTS PLACE
Miss Evil oulnn. 402 South Rob-
_______________ _ erts avenue, departed Tuesday
—The "formation of a new business night for Kansas City. Mo. where
men's organization to fight "a flood she has accepted a position at
til Initiated legists! ton" was dls-18t. Luke's hospital. She will do
cussed here today by representatives i graduate work
of state business associations
Sponsors of the movement said
they would discuss the “Little Wag-
ner” labor relations bill, old age
pension lawn, sponsored by Gover-
nor E. W Mm land and farmer and
labor organlMttona and other Init-
iated measures
RETURN HOME
Mr* W E York, Mrs Olenn
Brown. Mrs. O A Davis and Mrs
Roy Etcher returned Wednesday
from Kansas City, Mo, where they I
attended tendons of the annual
e*.»ttnr of tbe Automatic Ftr?
Alarm oomponj Mouday and Tues-
Mis* Oulnn has been on thr
nurses1 staff at the El Reno san-
itarium for the past seven months
WEATHER
I OI c cost
Fair, colder in southeast por-
tion tonight. Thursday fair.
Rt Keno Weather
For 24-hour period ending at 4
p. in. Tuesday: high. 76; low. 50;
at 4 p. in, 69
Bute of weather, clear.
Precipitation, none.
Issued by Miss Ethel Dowell,
clerk. •
Cost of the work was Indicated at
$2,200.
Another building permit had bi*< u
Issued by Miss Dowell today to John
Hackett for construction of a resi-
dence at 1009 West Wade street. In
Lakevtew addition. Tlie dwelling will
cost $2,500. tt was Indicated.
Latest permits are the first to be
obtained at El Reno since Feb. 25
when Paul J. Freeman received a
permit to erect a $300 garage apurt-
inent at 107 South Admire avenue.
VISITING COUSIN
James L. Treleven of Fond du
laic, Wts.. who is enrouto home
from Lon Angelo*. Calif, arrived
Wednesday for a visit with hla
cousin, M»i. John T. Navloiv Mr.
Nay Ion and daughter, Miss Nancy,
812 South Barker avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lcldy anil
her oarenU. Mr. and Mrs. H A.
Hlelstetn, 1121 South Rock Island
avenue were Oklahoma City vis-
itors Wednesday.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 11, 1936, newspaper, March 11, 1936; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc919327/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.