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The El Reno Daily Tribune
A Blue Ribbon Daily Newspaper Serving Oklahoma's Blue Ribbon Area
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EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1938
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VOLUME 47, NO. 92
ONE-MAN BASEBALL TEAM
18 IiOcations In (Oklahoma
Will Be Selected For
Educational Work
PRIMED 10 PLAY
High-Riding El Renoites
To Visit Stillwater
Thursday Night
Location of a wheat nursery in
Canadtar county will be sought
late today when Frederick Dines,
head of the state wheat Improve-
ment program for the Oklahoma
A. and M college agriculture ex-
periment station, visits El Reno.
Hubert Lasater. county agent, dis-
closed this morning.
Eighteen of the nurseries will
be located In as many counties of
central Oklahoma. Mr. Dines not-
ified the county agent
The two plan to look for a! suit-
able site in Canadian county, one
centrally located and on ore of
the major highways.
Purposes of the nurseries which
will be established are educational.
Mr Lasater explained, nnd they
are not Intended to develop or
Improve new type of wheat.
Mill* To Cooperate
In the nurseries, samples of
grain collected from local farms
by courty agents. In cooperation
with local mills and elevators from
the farms. Will be planted along-
side pure samples of the same
varieties to show up Impurities of
the wheat as generally grown
The nurseries will ’be located.
| Insofar as possible. Dines said. lr
' the heart of the wheat section in
those counties worst for mixed
wheat ard smut Infection In the
state. They will be started this
fall and In the spring an exhibit-
ion of the progress of the wheat
onstratlons will be made
Counties Designated
Nurseries located because of large
nounts of mixed wheats In the
rltory are to be at Blackwell
Jay countv; Perry. Noble; Bid.
rfieid; suiiwater. Payne outh- London’s Wealthiest Baby Lone Sky Raider Bombs
** I« Under Guard (’raft At Valencia
n; and Mlnco. Orady, I - -
Mixed wheat and rye mixtures LONDON. June 23—ftl.R'—Silent j VALENCIA. June 23—tAVTwo
111 receive attention In the nur- „uartu watched the stately mansion ] British ships were sunk Just out-
y at Medford. Orant county. )(j oountea* Barbara Hutton Haug- Mde Valercia harbor today by a
lie rye mixtures will be thei wlta-Reventlow from behl-d lock- jone *ky raider In a continuation
In concern of the nurseries at (ld todav after reported kid- of the long series of war plane
jerokee. Alfalfa county; Alva. nap threat* against the baby son attacks on foreign shipping In
cods; Fairvlew Major; and Sell- the 5 and jo ,*rt store heiress ports of governmert Spain
ag. Dewey who fled from the United States ^ 30f(4_ton 8unlon atruck by
Bvr mixtures and smutty wheat because I m afraid of American mCendtary and explosive bomba.
111 be grown In the plartings at kidnapers _ burned furiously for six hours and
After beginning the season with
four consecutive non-conference
victories and then stringing up sev-
en straight wins in the Oklahoma
City Commercial league, the El
Reno Indians are turning back to
j the exhibition route against four
outside clubs.
The high-riding Indians will start
j on the warpath Thursday night at
Stillwater, and then meet Clinton.
Seminole and Elk City nines before
returning to their home grounds.
Winner of the Commercial
league's first-half title and already
j assured of a berth In the state I
sandlot tournament, the El Reno
crew will test Itself against the'
strongest clubs In the state during
Its tour.
Boomers Ranked High
Stillwater's Boomers are ranked
among the No. 1 teams In the
Northern Oklahoma league, which
takes in all of the north-central
portion of the state.
The Indians will Invade the
Boomer diamond in an exhibition
(slated to begin at 8;IS p. m. Thurs-
day.
Did You Hear
-0-
ART JAHN today was wtsh-
ing he had devoted his
best attention to horseshoe
pitching contests at the Jaycee
picnic late yesterday when mem-
bers of the El Reno baseball
club were special guests of the
Junior chamber. Jahn, who was
not participating In the horse-
shoe set-to, was standing with
a tree between himself and the
contestants when suddenly he
was smacked on the shin by a
flying horseshoe.
Art not only is In the dark as
to who was doing the hurling,
but he Isn’t even sure as to the
direction from whence the mis-
sile came.
—-o-
Dan Hahn. Canadian oounty
Jailer, apparently has a great
aversion for flies, or else his
aim Is poor. He has a swatter,
which he made from an old
inner-tube, that's almost a foot
square.
He admits It was built for
service rather than beauty, since
he has been wedding the same
swatter three years.
RITES ARRANGED
FLOWERS JUDGED
Chamber of Commerce Is
Sponsor of Event For
Club Women
- ---, uay.
Joe Judge Jr., son of a former Washington Senators firstsacker. Next 8unday the El Reno crew
Is a one-man baseball team. Recently his All Stars were one run will Journey westward as far as
behind the Tennyson Street Terrors, in Washington Joe banged a Clinton for a scrap with the hard-
homerun Then, catching hts breath, he pinch hit for the next boy, hitting Clinton squad made up
had him run to second, and then pinch hit lor the next lad. bringing chiefly of University of Oklahoma
the first home, to win the ball game. stars.
SENTENCE GIVEN
Jail Term And $25 Fine
Assessed Driver
KIDNAPING PLOTS GDI OFF SPAIN
Next Tuesday June 28. the In-
diana will reverse their direction
for a set-to with the Seminole Oil-
ers at 8emlnole. a hot-bed of base-
ball as It should be played.
To Join Celebration
Okeene. Blaine county, and wnutty
wheat will be studied at Clinton.
Custer county; Cordell. Washita;
and Hobart Kiowa
The countess merely said so. ,hpn wtUrd w y* bottom.
had taken "certain preeautlors" . , .... ___,
to guard the child, 2-year-old Count1 Prevtoa'1> ,he *789-ton frelgh-
Lanee Haugwltr-Reventlow Ion-;
Willard Scaff. 21-year-old Paolt
resident who was arrested near
El Reno 8unday night following
an automobile accident, today was
ordered to pay a 825 fine and vlajon
court coats and to serve 1ft days
In the county Jail after pleading
guilty to charges of reckless drlv-
trg. Staffs arraignment was con-
ducted before Judge Emmett Thom-
pson in Canadian county court.
Information filed In the case
Frisco club won first In the vege-
table division and May view club
first In the flower division of the
Canadian county flower and vege-
table show held Tuesday In El
Reno. Miss Harvey Thompson.
(county home demonstration agent,
announced today.
For members of various home
demonstration clubs In the county,
the show Is sponsored annually by Oldest member attending the
the El Reno chamber of commerce, state encampment of the Orand
Flower entries were Judged Tues- Army of the Republic May 4 and
day at the Central Methodist 5 In El Reno. Dave Bothell, pio-
church In El Reno, where a neer Canadian county resident,
luncheon was served at noon, while died Tuesday afternoon. Christian
vegetable entries were Judged at, Science services will be read at
the Farm Women's market. | 4 p. m. Thursday from the chapel
In the flower division there were of Benson funeral home, after
j 121 entries, and In the vegetable which the Civil war veteran will
; division 200 entries. Miss Thomp- be given a military burial at El
son. who had charge of the event Reno cemetery.
j said. '---
Judges were D. C. Mooring, state
I extension horticulturist, and Fran-
cis K. McGinnis, landscape arch!- 1
I tect and assistant state extension |
| horticulturist.
Other* Score High
Next to Mayvlew, the Friscoj
I home demonstration club placed (
second and the Red Rock club 1
EYES OP SPORTS
Ijouis Keeps IChallenger
Waiting Overtime To
Wfeigh In
SET FOR BOTHELL
third in the flower division, while dvj| War Veteran Dies
Mustang. Red Rock. Happy Hearts.
Mayvlew and Goodwill clubs fol- I
lowed Frisco In the vegetable di- !
At Age Of 95
Tike series of non-loop games for ,harged Bcaff with driving on U
El Reno will be rounded out with 3 highway 68 at a reckless rale
a two-day celebration July 3 and )f sppe<t without regard to warn-
4 at Elk City, when one game will lng flares near the scene of ar.
be played Sunday and a double- -ar|ler wreck, and with operating
header Monday between the In- his car Into another on the hlgh-
dlans and the Elks. Way.
A Commercial league tilt July 8 Truck And Car Collide
Individual results for the flower
division, with the winners listed
according to their placing and
Identified by the name of their
home demonstration club, were an-
nounced as follows:
Flower arrangement for table—
Mrs. R. L. Fry. Mayvlew; Mrs. J.
L. 8ummers, Frisco; Mrs. Charles
Hessenflow. Red Rock.
Centerplecp of vegetable or fruit
Prisbie. Frisco; Mrs.
Centerpiece
—Mrs. O. F
R. L. Fry; Mrs.
Rock.
Ella Jones, Red
Military services will be conduct-
ed at El Reno cemetery Thursday
afternoon for Dave Bothell. 9ft-year-
old Civil war veteran and pioneer
resident of Canadian county who
died Tuesday afternoon
Christian Sctrnce memorial rites
will be read at 4 p. m. Thursday
from the chapel of Benson funeral
home by Mrs R 8 Trulock Okla-
homa City, preceding the burial
service at the cemetery
Mr Bothell died at 2:0ft p m
Tuesday from uremic poisoning at
don's wealthiest baby, against a
ter Thorpeness. shattered by an
serial torpedo, had gone down with
7.000 tons of grain.
reported threat
She was understood to have re* | All ®onion s crew of 32,
mslned up until 2 a m today including a Oerman observer for
Her attorney said It was ton-.** non-trterventlon committee.
with the I. T. I. O. nine tnvadlhg
Legion park was postponed In or-
der to make possible the holiday
program at Elk City, Art Jahn,
Indian manager, explained.
Plans for a Fourth of July cele-
bration In El Reno, including base-
ball games In addition to swim-
ming and other athletic contests
and a fireworks display, were drop-
ped when swimming pool authori-
ties found tt financially Impossi-
ble to cooperate with the cham-
ber of commerce and the ball team
In staging the proposed event.
The I. T. L O. game will be
made up later In the season, ths
Indian manager added.
Reformatory
FORESTS BLAZING
FI
possible to make a statement a: w*'rf taken off safely,
the moment "for legal reason*" After torpedoing the Thorpeness.
Scotland Yard was said to have the plane returned and machine-
posted guards at all porta and air- t unned her. splinterlrg the cap- I
i ■ ■■ — Pelds to watch for the arrival from tain's cabin.
i„„.;iuni i|l,|fl In State »*»rowd of a "suspected person" Attack* Brought to ft4
Assailant Held in , la offklal. Oet Drwriptlon Today's attacks brought to J4 the
Officials here were said to have ,ota] of „trplane attacks on British I
__ photographs and a full description sl„1W( *jnee the Spanish war started
. M n.»v suffer Tht main gates of the Wool worth nearly half In the last three
CLINTON. June 32—ft)-Suff nelres*' new home were locked ,„onths CL», Ulu-L„„„J rr. ■ ,,
n^JTbvT pbr“»ierWOwh? £ 8'V'r*1 plRl" cl0‘hW T" P“r°1' The Thorpeness was pierced amid- ‘ T f ^
, iLJT ^at Arapaho lr<1 ,hf B",und »n<1 tradesmen were ,, ^ ,ank vtthln five minutes Hundreds of Mlle«
tempted to break Jail at Arapano..at1m|ttod o^y of they could show, ’ . 1
Bill Clark. 4ft. county Jailer, spent ,rwl,ntu„ (SO feet .of water -
• “rwtfuT night, honplUl alien- j p^tUnd Yard authorities wild • Norman Ooater. chief officer of EDMONTON. Alberta. June 23—
danta here reported. they had provided no special guards Southhampton a son-in-law of Al- forwt {trM thp worst
Mike Oault. 2ft. pulled a pistol or other protection and disclaim- •»*'J" ^ * «*# history of the province, rag-
from his shirt as Clark led him rd knowledge of s kidnap threat ,0 'n onf wllp * . ftn , , , .
^ a telephone in the Jail at the an official said he had no. con- V
wurthomcTt Arapaho He threat- flrm.tion that pol.ee had been William Krrmode. and eight other* Fire fighters, trained and volunteer.
to kill Clark "utiles* you mobilised but he did not directly "mP'" lnUl ,hr •** were recruited from scores of toi
deny the report _ Tailed "Premeditated' |In what seemed a futile effort to
etied
open the door and let me out."
ln^The jlir HlTwlfe's* d bug'll- t*ncr was born reports of Mm- "deliberate and premeditated attack
ter heard the commotion Mr*
In March 1838 a month after Tire captain declared It was a
(liar threau were denied Later, to sink a British ship anchored
however a man was sentenced to at sea" He was unable to IdenUfy
and toldherto.Tdher f.ther
2J *t nitav- ,or “**"***’ ,n P'°' Marseilles snd anchored outside
The ship arrived Morday from
stop the spread of the flames
The great pall of smoke blackened
out the sky for hundreds of miles.
It drifted as far south as Butte.
Mont. Airplanes were grounded
Clsrk was armed but was unsblc Sil|)lll|KI R08ldCIl(
to pull his pistol from Its holster rp • i ■ j observer. Jean de Mersuay of Parta.
Although shot four times he coti-} 1' HC68 1 TIHI llt-lv mid the raider barely cleared the
tlnued to wreatle with the young _____ British vessel's masts before looa-
prlsotier untU he had shoved him ^ ftf 8apll,pa fharf. i « the torpedo which crashed
back Uilo a cell. ^ ^ dnm|l drtvlni waived into the engine room and lore a
New Charge Dae prellmh ary hearing In Canadian huge hole in the side of the ship
here because of poor visibility
the harbor expecting to enter to- ,wo "ujm"'er P1^
day and discharge her cargo. grounds at Banff and Jasper na
The Thorpenete' non-intervention tlon*1 P*1^ w,r* 10 P«ths of
the fires. Wardens patrolled trails
and manned lookouts at both
places, roadv to call out raserv*
Clark then was brought to Clin- . roUntv court todav and was bound '
Ion to receive hospital treatment. to rttstr»ct court for trial under 1/.... rr nn|;Vo|l
He was shot In the right hip, left g.,oo bond I** I "l II I
The defendsni pleaded not guilt) |
Vase flower arrangement—Mrs '•he residence of his daughters. Mi*.
R. L Pry; Mrs. J. L. 8ummers; I Maud Williams snd Mrs Charles
(Mrs Mary E Tilley. Rlvervlew. M Standard, 430 8outh Macomb
First of the wrecks which oc-
curred a short distance west of
E Reno, was that in which the j ... . . . .
automobile of Dr W C Kunkel. Flower srrangement In contain- »venue. with whom he had made
Kingfisher ard a truck operated «*Un* 10 cents or less-Mrs his home.
by WUlard Pack Calumet, collided J B w«gner, Frisco; Mrs. R. L. A resident of Canadian county
after the Kingfisher man had pull- #nd Mrs- Charles Hessenflow. [since ItU» Mr Bothell was the
Roy
ed out to pass another car. Other | Bowl of verbenas — Mrs.
occupants of the truck were Ira . Dtvls_ Mayvlew.
snd Louis Ray Pack, brother? of Bouncing Betty—Mrs. Ella Jones;
the driver. Mks Eva Wolf. Reno Valley; Mrs.
Officers were slowing down pas- Tr»«k C. Ball, Mayvlew.
sing automobile* until the wrecked
vehicles could be removed from Cosmos—Mrs. Roy Dtvla; Mrs.
the highway, and one of the pas- Hasel Lawson, Mayvlew; Mrs. J.
sing car* was occupied by Mr and B. Wagner.
oldest of five Civil war veterans
attending the annual department
encampment of the Orand Army
of the Republc May 4 and ft In El
Reno, and he nad planned to at-
Coreopsis—Mrs. Mary E. Tilley, tend the last Blue and Orey re-
union June 29 to July 6 In Oettys-
Mrs. Dick Matthews ard 9-month
old son. Tommy, who resides at
312 West Jenkins street
Two Other Vehicle* Involved
Another car. driven bv Scaff
came over a bill from the west
and crashed Into the back of the
Matthews car. Injuring Mrs Geor-
gia Poland of San Diego Calif
and lnfllcttrg minor Injuries on
the six other occupants of the
two automobiles, officers said
The car driven bv Bcaff was
Duhllas—Mrs. A. M. Chadwick,
Ooodwlll.
i PLEASE TURN TO PAOE 8)
Held 0. A. R. Office
Mr Bothell was elected depart-
ment Junior vice commander of
the O A R at Its stale convention
(last month.
He was born at Klttanntng. Pa.,
Mar 28 1843 and when 11 yean
of age moved with hts parents to
j southern Ohio, where they lived
j when the Civil war began
At the age of 20 he enlisted tn
the 178th Ohio infantry and served
I under Oeneral Thomas for a year
NEW YORK. Jure 22—Joe
Louis weighed 198 3-4 pounds todav
for his lft-round heavyweight title
bout against Max Schmellng In
the Yankee stadium tonight.
8chmellng. the Oerman challenger,
scaled 193.
Nearly 700 newspaper men and
photographers witnessed the weigh-
ty g-ln held In Madison Square Oar-
den arena with post lights playing
down on the principals Schmellng
arrived five minutes ahead of the
scheduled time but was kept wait-
ing 20 minutes by the champion
who failed to put In an appearanre
urttl 11:1ft There was little or no
conversation between the two.
Overcast skies threatened rain
but there was no hint of a post-
ponement.
Fight At 8
Louis, a slow and lazy colored
boy from the canebrake* of Ala-
bama. and Schmellng. a cold and
calculating Oerman from the
Rhine, command the attention of
the civilised world at 8 p. m
(Oklahoma time) tonight.
They 'will command It with one
hour (or less) of the most un-
civilised of all sport—fighting with
the fists They will go at It In a
ling surrounded by 80 000 persons
of all creeds and colors
Not slrce the barbed-wire beard-
ed Dentpaey and the cunning, cut-
ting Tunney came to grips In
Chicago has New York, the United
States and the world been so ex-
cited by a prizefight Today the
ticket sale had crept close to the
(1.000 000 mark, and by night,
when the first prellmlrary start?,
the gate Fwas almost certain to
be the sixth million-dollar one In
history.
Judged from a promoter s angle
the fight la a “natural"— ha*
everything. It Is International, pit-
tings foreigner agairst a native,
artfi the fact the foreigner Is a
Oerman. a Nail, fighting In the
world s largest Jewtah city, has not
hurt the sale of tickets.
It Is a fight between a negro
and a Nordic; a young man still
short of his prime and an old
man its ring ages go) on the
way down hill. It Is a fight that
provides the challenger. Schmellng.
with the opportunity to become the
first man In fistic history to re-
gain the heavyweight title, and It
Is a fight that furnlshe* Louis the
opportunity to gain revenge for
the unmerciful beating that Schme-
llng handed him two years ago
Canadian County To Get
$349,164 Construction
•wned by Miss Beatrice Burke Work Rnrnirni/nH ' «e was mustered out of the service
San Diego, who was srrompanled , ^pOC'ai »Ork KeCOJfm/.ed ^ Ju(y ^ ^ ^ ^
br Mrs TPIand TTie two women
had given a ride to Bcaff and Jesse
Bradburn also of Paoll. while the
pair was hitch-hiking
By University
| of the war
In 1889 he
southeast of Okarche. setting
The largest contract letting tn
the history of the state highway
settled on a farm department saw bid* on Hie today
for Il.912.ft09 worth of construe-
xonal Injuries, medical care, and with school officials In regard to In Kl Reno 2* (ear* ^ bids for projects totaling
damages to the truck enrolments H* retired from active life In $349194 tn Canadian county were
—- The correspondence courses are mo and had made his resldenc- submitted as follows
iw^th Pannltv ,0r hl«hwh001 b°5,» and «lrl* «*«r in El Reno for the past 28 year* oradlng and drawing on U. 8.,
l/trmil 1 CIIOIl) MB IB years of agw. a:d cover high- w *rtditlon to his daughters, of | pighwey 270. 7 88 miles, beginning
the home address. Mr Bothell Is (Vo miles southeast of Okarche
survived by a son. Harry Bothell of at pt 8 highway 81 and extending
Colorado Spring*. Colo., and a southeast. Merveldt and Lawson,
brother, Jim Bothell of Carmrn line.. Kl Reno $104,039; five bridges
Pallbearers at funeral services (on above project. Merveldt snd
will be Oeorge LeVan, Haydn J Uwson. 373.218: ft 04 mUea of
Davis. L O Higgins and Dave Kr»ding drainage and surfacing on
Voted For Black
ALPINE Tex . June 20—<4V-
A slilrtsleeved west Texas Jury
voted death for Francis Msrton ailment of the University of Okla-
Black Jr . former University of | homa has reoelved additional funds
10 years of age. aid cover high-
school work of 100 subjects In
liberal arts, commercial subjects,
agriculture, home e c o n 0 m lea.
■Genres and languages
Tlie correspondence study dep*
Kansas student who confessed to Irom WPA to cortlnue the expand- Nor veil, all of El Reno, and Ham u 8 highway 270 beginning 10
toppling 13-year-old Marvin Dale ed correspondence service in the Hunter and Nick Etachen. both of 1 miles southeast of Okarche and
leg. shoulder and chest
Oault was held at the Oranlte at his arraignment before Judge
reformatory today. Sheriff Oar-, Kmmett Thompson Monday
nett Simpson took the prisoner. smith allegedly operated a truck
whose home la at Leedey, 40 miles on u 8 highway Aft a short dl*- Democratic nomination of governor,
northwest of Arapaho. to Oranlte ; ianrP *r,uthea*t of Kl Reno June 19 will deliver five adresaea In Oana-
WKATIIKR
last night shortly after the shoot
tng for safekeeping.
Officers said Oault was held on
a rhaige of burglary, They said
that new charges of sssault with
a dangrron* weapon probably
would be filed against the prisoner
They did not know where !m> ob-
tained the pistol but one of the
deputies said "we believe we know ”
Arapaho la the county seat of
Custer county
third floor of the courthouse, a a m. '(9
Clark trad lucked all doors leading state of wrather. clear,
downstair*. Rslnfull, none.
while In an Intoxicated condition dlan county rrlday, July 1. It was
announced today by Kerry C Hicks
Telegraph and telephone wires
to many towns were burned sway
and It was Impossible to obtain
news of the fire* from some town*
; known to be In the regions where
j the flsmes were worst.
Orcatest hope of extinguishing
the lire* centered on a soaking
rain but weather bureau reports
said rain was not likely
The forestry offices ssld the
dsmage to standing timber was
of El Ueno. (manager of the Key ^calculable and thal rlch fur
campaign In this county
lire fighters should the roaorts be "oblltt <*t a 400-foot Bene high hnol field
menaced mountain etlff In a groeaome lr- Already hundreds of students
suraiuy death plot from 4» states of the union and
The Jury deliberated leaa than ,he territories of Alaska and Porto
30 minutes, notifying the court It mCo are taking advantage of these
had reached Ita verdict before 1.30 rorrespordence study courses as
P m also are students from all of the
W R Kev candidate for the
Foreras!
Partly cloud) tonight and Thurs-
day
H Nrttfl Weather
For 34-hour period ending at 8
The Jail Is on ill# I a m today: high. 93. low. t>u. at
producing areas were being destroy-
First of the five addresses la —,
'scheduled in the morning, with ^
Ibree aptiearanoea to be made In 1 _
Okarche. extending southeast. Martin Wun-
■ — derllch company. Jefferson City.
Legion Post Will 'XJFSJZTS 7,‘ZZ
Honor Delegation '.IT. 2 SLfJtt
_____ highway 270 beginning at Okta-
MIMNOURI VISITOKS
Mr. and Mra. Dean W Davis,
daughter Miss Barbara and son,
Tills Is the second year the pro-
ject has been lr operation, and
It has now an enrolment of over
,7.000 students It Is a federal pro-
__ . . m _____ I _ ject approved and sponsored by
the afternoon and the final ad-i M-twwm „ m v«. i University of Oklahoma
d.r* 10 take place In Kl Reno “"L ““ Tu^rtlv f'J CT*" ™ ? Mr Wyatt U sducaltonal coun-
that night Schedule for Mr r^vlllT ^hTerTl“ **? selor for the set-up He U . for-
talks on that data Is as follows- afl*r "fv,ral days visit with her arrive Thursday for a brief visit 1 lunerlntendart of the Union
Piedmont 10:30 a m Mr. and Mr*. John Her.(wlUl Mr Davis' sister and Mrs OhsmS
Uslumet I 30 p m rt"on' s°'hh Wlliisms avenue, w K Davta' daughter Mr* l*m • prosnectlvs studrnta mat write
Okarche 2 30 pm She was accompanied by her sis- n cols, Mr Dole and daughter.1 u, w K Ja{lw|n ,utp ,uprrvUor
Yukon 4 30 p m Miss Haael. Who will remain [ Mia* Norma Helen. 1200 South 0fnef ,0 Oklahoma City, for
Sheriff Elmer Taylor led the 77 counties of Oklahoma These, ^ t«,|onnalres from 1 homa county line and extending
defendant visibly shaken by «hf course* are available to thone who *f‘r**uon '‘GJioninaire* man SarUn Wiuwterin* mm
verdict of guilty, from the court- arp ^ .ttendligt school, or to <^klahom" '®d ^ *7201,1 three bridur*
room to the county Jail tho*, who *re attending only part , Adam*, commander of Oklahom. P^y. 373^18, bfMiM «m
Parent* of the your, v.cUm ,tmp Hi.haUl crcdU miy be P~‘ M ^ »*‘h ^ "M‘ 8U‘,‘
lived at Muskogee. Okla,, In 1934 received from the University of Ml» l>o*l No 34 of the Amrrtran •
Marvin A. Noblltt. father of tlie Oklahoma upon completion of the •» lu l^«utar «»«*“»« Thurc-
boy. was employed as a window *0^ (day nigh' tn the post hall, It was
announced today by Oeorge O
trimmer at a Muskogee department
store
Demke. commander
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pierce. 811
South Hadden avenue, and M L.
Kaaoar 308 North M avenue, are
j. C Reno. I p. m.
for a abort time.
Berker avwnue
ifurthai details of the plan.
A meeting of the post officers., attending cessions today and Thura-
i:ecutlvr committeemen and trustee* day of the Hatrherraan's conven-
ol Utr U Reno post was held tkxi. being held at the Biiunura
Mondev night, when proposals te hotel In Oklshoma Cltv
he prreented at Tluiradsy night * j ■■ ■
post meeting were dteruaeed Mr and Mra Lee Beck of Man-
Commander Demke announced I haltan. Kan. departed Tuesday
that the "7,em-Eem water method after a brief visit with the latter's
of cooling would be demonstrated ] parent*. Mr. and Mrs T. R. Mus-
to numbers snd visitors In the club grave. 1002 South Macomb tvenue,
rooms arter the btiatneae seseion and the former's sister. Miss Edna
Thursday night 1 Mae Bock. 318 south Hoff svenue.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 92, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 22, 1938, newspaper, June 22, 1938; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924244/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.