Aline Chronoscope (Aline, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, September 8, 1922 Page: 1 of 8
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VOLUME XXII
ALINE ALFALFA COUNTY OKLAHOMA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6’ 1922
NO 2 2
ALINE SCHOLS OPENED
MONDAY MORNING
The schools of this city opened Mon-
day morning with a large enrollment
City Superi -tendent Booth and faculty
whose membership ability is excellent
predicts a very successful school year
We are all proud of the schools and
vitally inter sted and can do much to
make each school year a better one by
visiting them getting acquainted with
the teachers pupils and work they
do Cooperation is the keynote to suc-
cess ard the patrons of the Aline
schools should take an interest and
assist the teachers in every way pos-
sible to ake this the best school year
in the history of the town
SNAP STAFF FOR
1922-1923 ELECTED
Everybody remembers the success
attained and the many complimeis
received from home folks as well as
other schools over this section of the
state for the school paper edited by
the Senior dass of 1921-2& and I am
sun- will be greatly pleased to know
that the following staff has been el-
ected and with Hite hearty support of
the public will endeavor to edit the pa-
per this year The following compose
the staff for 1922-1923:
Editor-in-chief — Roy Russell
Business Manager — VirginiaSteph-
ens Advertising Manager — Alfred Field
Society Editor — Aleitha Garrison
G D C Editor — Opal Thomas
Senior Editor — Guy Bowman
Boys' Athletic Editor — Glenn Bow-
man '
Annual Editor — Prof J C Ryan
numerous Editor — Alvin Field
Exchange Editor— Ervin Moore
Girls’ Athletic Editor — “Bob” Evans
STEVE OWENS WRESTLES
LOOKABAUGU AT OKEENE
Steve Owens Aline’s fast wrestler
returned Thursday from Okeene where
he wrestled with Lookabaugh of
Watonga Wednesday night Looka-
baugh is the amateur middleweight
champion of the United States and
Steve was able to hold him for one
hour the match being called a draw
The wrestling wa? held on the base-
ball diamond in the open air and was
witnessed by a large and enthusiastic j
crowd of people By his getting a draw ‘
with Lookabaugh puts Steve in a class
with the best wrestlers in the country :
New Fall
Ginghams
AV C T U TO MEET SEPT 12
Hot Hamburgers at Dinty Moore’s
NOTICE TO ICE CUSTOMERS
I will handle ice until the weather
knocks mio out of business Same old
stand back of Bank of Aline — Guy
Thompson
Try our quick lunch at Dinty
Moore’s old stand
The W C T U will hold the an-
nual meeting at the home of Mrs
Pernelia Ford on Tuesday afternoon
September 12 at 3 o’clock Reports
of the officers and superintendents
will be given Electicjp of officers
will be held and a good attendance is
desired
MRS W L C HOLLOROFT
Secretary
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Mr and Mrs Hayes Jaycox and son
Jack Richard and Robert Story of
Wichita Kansas spent a few days this
week visiting Mrs Jaycox parents
Mr and Mrs John Story
BOILING SPRINGS ITEMS
Dian Potts and family spent Sun-
day with Mrs Potts’ sister Mrs
Cynthia Bullis
Harry Ward and family spent Fri-
day with their grandparents Mr and
Mrs M B Towers
Mr and Mrs Edwin Bentley spent j
Monday with his parents Mr and
Mrs Charles Bentley
Mr and Mrs Charley 'Viers spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Jim Goss and family Harry Ward
and family also spent Sunday at the
Goss home
Attorney Leslie E Salter of Car-
men was in Aline Thursday on pro-
fessional business
Cold drinks of all kinds at Dinty
Moore’s old stand
J Pierpont Morgan was Born
into wealth but he knew the
value of thrift and practiced it
Ready money wisly invested made him an international
financier and ready money enabled him to save the
country from possible panic in the late seventies and in
1907 by control of financial resources
Ready money will be just as valuable to you as it
was to Morgan if you hope to enjoy prosperity and
comfort and be free of debt worries Be ready to face
the future courageously and cheerfully— no matter
what fate declares— 1 eit suushine orsorrcPfr Come
in and start an accoifnt with us— add to it regularly
Funds in a bank strengthens a man’s “backbone”
Multiply your money in onr care
UNDER U S GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION
AND CONTROL
OF ALINE
“BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE”
E R CLARK President W GUY PARKER Cashier
E V PARKER Vice-President
HARRY E MASON Director SAM KLINE Director
CLEO SPRINGS SCHOOL START-
ED MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4
Cleo Springs September 4 — School
started here Monday morning with a
good atendance Mr Hollen is superin-
tendent Mark Oxky principal Earl
Law 7th and 8th grades Miss Fallis
5thand 6th grades Mrs Frank Top-
ley 3rd and 4th grades Miss Steck
primary
With the excellent staff of instruc-
tors headed by Mr Hollen this year
school work bids fair to surpass any
former oqe Good schools is the life of
any community and ini this respect
Cleo Springs stands above par
ERRONEOUS REPORT
In a recent conversation with Dr
H E Huston he informed a repre-
sentative of the Chronoscope that a
report to the effect that he and Mrs
Huston contemplated removing from
Aline was erroneous and that he was
here to stay
Try our quick lunch at Dinty
Moore’s old stand
y
LOST — Brindle bull dogSome white
on face and body ears cropped short
one ear torn a little answers to name
of “Bob” Jumped from running board
of car 1 mile south of Cherokee and
started south Any information lead-
ing to the recovery of this dog will
be thankfully received by Dr H E
Huston Aline Oklahoma
POSTMASTER ADCOCK RE-
CEIVES DELICIOUS CAKE
In memory of his 69 birthday A
J Adcock our etsemed postmaster
received a handsome cake from his
daughter Mrs Effie Welch of Wil
lard Mi60uri About a month ago
Mrs Adcock received a birthday cake
from Mrs Welch and as the editor anc
family sampled several pieces of the
cakes we are at a loss as to which
one of them was the best tasting anc
are not going to embarrass either one
the these neighborly old people by
saying which cake suited us best
The two were simply fine
VALLEY GREEN
32inclies wide
beautiful
patterns
Yard
liumpty
Diimpty
shoes for the
children
Good wea ring
Good fitting
Good looking
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and Company
Mr William Jamison and his moth
r visited with the family of Elmer
Jamison Monday night Mr Jamison
is a watchmaker and works at that
trade out of threshing seasons and
has a choice of more than one job that
is waiting his acceptance
Saturday September 2 the Hidden
Treasurer school house was fnoved to
the Easterling ranch — a crew of mien
and 20 mules and horses did the work
and so far as the Hidden Treasurer
school is concerned it is history of the
past The district is divided between
Oakdale and Golden Valley
Word was received last ’ week of
the serious illness of J M Easterling
of Phoenix Arizona Later another
Letter saying an X-ray photo revealed
the fact of him having calmer of the
stomach Tuesday night a message
followed he was to be operated on
Wednesday morning September 6 at
9 o’clock Our hearts are made sad
and with anxious fear we await results
Mr and Mrs Harve Miller gave a
swimming party at Athen's Lake
near Cleo Springs Wednesday night
in honor of Mr and Ms Paul Krug-
er and Mrs Lydia Starkey of Si-
loam Springs Arkansas Those pres-
ent were Mr and Mrs Kruger Mrs
Lydia Starkey Mr and Mrs Warren
Hall and family and Mr and Mrs W
W Mitchell and family
Hot Hamburgers at Dinty Moore’s
ATTENDS MEETING OF
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
L H Stephens of the Bank of Aline
was in Oklahoma City Tuesday at-
tending a meeting of the advisory
committee of the Oklahoma State
Bankers Association
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THE
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STORE
THE NYAL STORE
UARMEN :: OKLAHOMA
DRUGS
BOOKS
CANDIES
CIGARS
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES AND
DRUGGIST SUNDRIES W
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TELEPHONE 3
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Star Brand Shoes for infants and 4’
up! A big fine tablet FREE §
with every pair of school shoes 0
so’d Come and get your’s boys 8
and girls 0
With eery pound can of Calu- §
met baking powder sold we wil 49
give a handsome cook book Free
When you need shoes stockings 0
etc or groceries — think of —
i Z Y Bouzidin §
§ CASH STORE $
tj TELEPHONE 77:: ALINE
B B STEPHENS President
OSCAR RUNYAN Vice-President
L H STEPHENS Vice-President
GLEN GEI3T Assistant Cashier
SOME WISE BURGLARS
WE WERE TALKING a few days ago with a merchant who has
be:n reading these little stories about the value of good bank
service He told us of an experieence he had that shows the
value of the checking system j
Burglars entered his store one night and blew open his safe It
contained about $150 but most of this was in checks — less than
$50 of cash '
The burglars took every cent of the money but they left all the
checks exactly as they found them j
They knew those checks would be worthless to them for if
they tried to cash them they w ould be caught and easily proven
guilty of the theft
This merchant said he received $9 in checks for each dollar in
cash and that he always worried when he had much cash on hand
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THINK IT OVER
4 PER CENT PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
Deposits Guaranteed
THE BAHK OF ALIKE
AS YOU ALL KNOW IS
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“THE BANK WITH THE PERSONAL SERVICE”
ALINE :: :: :: OKLAHOMA
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Aline Chronoscope (Aline, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, September 8, 1922, newspaper, September 8, 1922; Aline, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1744533/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.