The Pryor Jeffersonian (Pryor, Okla.), Vol. 53, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1960 Page: 2 of 20
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PAGE 2—The Pryor leffereonien Thursday October 20 1963
Demo Rule CalIled- loll Hogan-
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THE PRYOR JEFFERSONIAN 10Mr I 1111MWIIIMI MMOMF11 101211011
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Sueressor to Tne 511ma itus:ier Tat Ate!na Cotrny ft putdleart and Alayell :nri(l f m reg 1
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Couroy New Ved) Fr!r-1 MO(' rli t S' event in Salina
OFFCiAl COUNTY PAPtFt Pryor in the nick of lime U3 appl!
MAY'F'S CC1:NTY OKLAHc115 LArt:1:ST PAID PIRCU L ATtON Mml'iav n'glit "It'" 31' (2"-
— — — — - gtenon FImondson k111 be the fin "la' il'b
HASKELL GAITHER Etitge and Publish' 11101i 011 Jbn !)hcy It ILIA becn a long time coming
easeELL LEE GAITHER Asso(nts Puntther in be the 11n 011111111m- elute 1929 - but Zoll Ilagart is
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T: t event II: be held in the ' back home and he's got a job tlie
IvIEM8E2 Anlellcur' 1-4'g1m hut at 83tir'a ' lelideateetd aj(n'bil ifliciel k'Ain'hdluQilf he
al1an't
tnein t''1 el::int:rlicIirett!4 ki7sis hp:e which he luta several years of
' leida1000-Prellitatiebittattan n!hlt! that 0eri a larger Cr()W(1 Will exPil tence- He want"' r)Yln and
i ! atiehd It A iii be c bili Super rnme the day when Pryor needed
All I loo is 1ati3O0 m IA4 porofs--'111 Ropolls Rcrrewrtative1eet Eynum in I him Dame Fortune smiled he
----- - — ti tabu ed Itenontil t10 stalwa rt M I Hvietest upon him and the town
I ntet-d Lt tne Yos: t!triet at Poor trathorna ha Seeontt Clris Mauer April I frrn t 11 area one was The future Of course belongs to
12 Lol undr Ple AI of Ginre$s of allath 3 iss7 PaiiiWrifd e-ery Ibutdy ' ' '
v! eemee41 Demo Hogan and the manner in which
Adectionni adertihlra
----— I! ter 50 y pn s The other were ‘ ite treasures tip to the reFronswip
--r
or radItelAR Card )f TnArks V p0: Pe SAper VrittrVnmentt etc here' rle winia h rr (Ar
pht I
I 00 h idle s that have been assigned him
an 1
1111 ib0 1ri t i etir-e1 at e tio or no 1 rot eNfredirle O A pres 6 r- --— A :i
)r! or SI II0 is tvto(red l'1:01trs 1rtit ILe fght to 1iect any and ail l'v! 11'1)1411 lA a fullbk":1 "1"0-1'-: --e 'II° bet he will do
ft Fillfr Al‘es A7 OW y 0L01ibg - kee Indian and long a Democratic "l-61
--- — win ket 1114 Job IA KarlAits
Lewd Public:1ton °mot Phones VA 513'0 or VA SWI—Rep V 5-‘1247 ! : 1
Joitie Wallace lekut 3 te:egearn i It was in 1935 that Hogan was
12 50 Per 'teat in Mare County $400 Per VeAr OtitiOtit COAulty
I Supreme Court Justice N U i orro td his rtr'a 1”' Ti" W35
AlVi!1 rqNG itAl i S ON APPLICATION
12-50 Per 'teat in Ma Yell Cotinty 3400 Per Ye 3r COMO 1-0Auti1
4 from Supreme Court Jira-tice R ta orr"led hta tirt't j°b Thia A33
Ala-1-ID'aING rtAl i a Oat APPLICATION
with the Federid Land barik in
— -- --- ---- l Joh rl son ex pr esral ti g reg-ret tbtt '
!court s evented his n being Wichita Kans Later he aroepted
Garden Club Market Day Flower Show 1 Pr"ent' bilsiotoe pror a prialtion with the Pure Oil corn-
Pam in Tolaa He remained in
I Introducing Cgoreasma Ed- - -
IMs position for a penou oz rite
9ated In Graham Building October 26
notidsonludge Wallare charged
that Oklahoma did flit have a TI h t ' f r I b
yeara urn e vi art rana r i to )
the company to Madill ea district
l De moio at ic press and that t he
chief clerk a position in which he
Tbr animal earrdert aauh Market t far botret of fr ii' and vegetables I vice-preaulent Richard Nixon the
remained for 6 years Next he
rtav arI van yara-ea show sal be 0111st:wive of the fall aarvest 'Republican nominee was not ea
went to work for the Olson Drill-
held in the Gritharn Communit) (Jr el n'rtala pc:mitred 'much mtereated in the farm prob- inv company
with headwall ters in
building NVednesday Oct 26 alert-T a osong if the sun' A mas i
i len or the Domestic problem 83 '
ng
- - Tulsa but was subsequently trana-
a
i at 'II a in We Roth Your g arranzement of freah and or dried i Be xart in Idatu and keeping ferre1 to Odessa Texas as rooter-
chairmsn of the event Iota an- o ars and frevh aro' or dried ' Quemoy islands alive lie urged tas
1 and inventory manitger in
nounced 61004v 1sing the war to aaes l the pmple to get out and vote whith n poaition he remained
I t"
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araa ro le ocean o pre-
aa-l-
Iterat r for sale will liatale gifts 3 "Mea H declarina we are a nation of people dow
Hey-day' -A rum- I ' through 1954
at "css ti t
bakery goo s d pl erS- pi4si!lon errphast4ng the oricu th will
lti- Later Hogan became asaociated
I aerve Democracy but won't Cross
Flirtil)3 And flol ill Al 73ngtinunt S teti toollatea of the woods ano 4 with the Morris Drilling company
'the street to ioe A I a e need to
Arrangementa in the artistic nook in Odessa as an accoontant and
diviaion of trie flower 1
allow A11 to? 4 wingIng southwaor A 'la la ta get °lit and vote-" ccepted an iencal positio
dtin wth
i '
t o ih Introductria the rongreasman he a
ill4ed hY the vlitIng 411"le "I - orio-ipeition uaing driftwood ber th J hn B Booth company in
described taM as he outatanding u - -
elieh Pelaa'n "sling I" Ii"t t''' 1101 branches which provide for ' Tulsa Solasequently he Yeast named
congressma it of I he Urnted
the entry he oonlatera la" the birds and aecessories Use of I stater- office manager for the Sterling
brautifol I ' '
fl Ners optional Drilling company of Sterling
Colo
Mrs H V Dimmitt is In charge Denn Re
igline Ur In ged 1956 he declined a tr anater to
5 ' S aio ng - - A
of re a
ceivng and pleing arran Autumn wan ge- Edinondson reapondira express- Canada chooaing to remain in the
aSs bre ar rne
agme nt usin g' ' 1-0 le"
ients and of aupeiviaing the vot- re 43 rat appreciation r t e pnmary good old USA Ile then moved to
roae or roaea as center of inzetaat
inm g ' voto given him in the county and F armington N Mex as outside
It Jmior Divisio n U s er
nder up-
Si:herb:lea for the hortleulttire 4444 it Mr w a sitterri eld !oral if he had not thanked the salesman for oil field machine
rd art Istie (1I4n are as - la- ( !people pre ion "I want to do so ahopaa and later transferred as
fllows
I "S)rg of the Sim - Same as now:
o: office manager for the El Paso
No '2 in atult division
He declared that party necearrity Diatributoralup a position which
HORTICI'll-Ula:
2 "Winging Souttexard"- Same Idemanded that "viva carry our he held
Division I when Mr3 Hogan was
am No 4 in adult diva-don
m
aeetion I- Roaes 'essage to the people and aniswer offered the Pryor hospital position
-
Class 1 -Ilyblid Teos: I Vocal the onslaughts of the R ic
epulican and whh he resigned to come to
red b yellow e pink d white ounty Di e strict press and the avalanche of mis- pryor
A
a ' representation"
e blenda I Peace Class 2 - Hori- Jay and Jan 3la year old twins
bundair I spray Clasa 3 -Any 1 "I don't think" he declared "we and Mike 5 weeks old are the
Couris In Session have ever had In the history of
children of the Hogan home The
caller type
Section 2 -Marigoldo Class 4 - our country a more important family is presently residing at 901
Diatrict Judge John Q Adams ' ele-ction th an that whic h i to s
large 3 blooma Class 5 medium S Lewis street They are home in
4 and Comity 'Judge Creekmore occur November 8" Claiming that
5 blooms oaas 6 snial 9 woortor a ' waltoce wel bilItting jou terms '" raillion dollar issmes" were In a town which ha long been
Section 3 - Zintaars: Chios 7 - familiar with the Hogan name
both courts that week with ' volved in the presidential cam-
large 3 blooms Clear' 8 -medium 4 Hogan's father the late John C
laa NVChice sWIWtimes serving ' paign Edmondson declared these
5 blooms Class 9 --small 9 bloom I ' - - ' Hogan la still remembered by
' iia a becOliki diStrld Judge to assiat should "lead us all to the Demo-
Seetion 4 - Celosia or Cocks- many of the town's residents They
' Juitoe Adoma in ciforia to clear erotic column" He said that in
comb: Class II) - crested I atalk 4 remember him particularly as the
tr ma kets in the two courts i Convesa the Demoerata had been first Worshipful Nfaster of the
Clans 11-plumed I stalk ' i
approximately lou eases are 4 fighting to try to get a maximum Manic lodge His aim has follow
5a Dahill": a f-!al us i pending in comity court aume of of development of water reaources ed the fraternal footstep!' of his
flowered Class 12—large over 8 Of lung duration A number in eaatern Ohlahonm Dad for he is a Mason and alao
Inches aerator I bloom Ciasm 13— 'of easels alao ore pemling in di a- Opposed By GOP a holder of the 32nd degree He
medium 4 to 8 Inches ocross I t
itnct court "In the last 71i years we have
a brother of Ruth Hogan long
bloom Clasa 14—small under 41 In the district court this week made every inoh of progress over is
assoviated with the Pryor !school
inches 3 blooms b Detorative 's-here Jury tratt e are in progress !stubborn and obstinate opportition aystem Ilia mother Mr Eva 1
Class La-a-large 'Ivey 8 inch" travel-al cases have been cleared tot the Republicana in Congress" Hogan restates at 1151i! N Vann
across 1 bloom Clasa' Id - mid- from the docket Five cases have Ile charged that if Nixon was street
turn 4 to 8 incheg 1 b:oorn eli138 been dismiamed or pivot on the !elected Preaident with his dexter
tom 4 to 8 inches 1 bloom Cia38 ben di1td r placed on the elected President with his dexter-
under 4 !WI" 3 Inactive docket Three cases have ity and maneuvering ability "we
blooms !been continued for the term Trial I will measure our progress in
Section 6 — Ctnyssntllemums: has occurred in other cases dis- centimeters" It behooves every
Class 18—Exhibition grown of at least three more Oklahoman he said "to give
budded 1 bloom Class 19---Gatden In county court action hats thought to the difference in the
Decorative I spray Class 20 occurred in early 30 cases Dis- philosophy of progress and de-
Pompon 1 spray Class 21 Gurh- missals have occurred in 15 cases velopment 83 advocated by the
ion 1 epray Class 22- Any other for insufficient evidence Most of Democrats to that of no new
type !the cases In this eourt are on the !starts advocated by the Republic-
In each section apectmentswIllcrind MAI docket Finer have been I ants"
be grouped according to color iasstssed In It cases The other What happens to our oil lead
Containers will be furnished for i cases on which action has occurred and zinc and coal resources is of
all classes except cochscoruh have been continued for the term vital concern he stild declaring
Pleat!ts bring your own contsiner A common jury panel is being that If we are to have employ-
for these fused- by but courts Jurors are ment going again in these areas
AUTISTIC selected fur district court C1iW51 we are going to have to have a
A Open to adult memhers of IThose not chosen in district court Democratic administration" He
Garden Club Are then subject to call in county said the farm inonne in Oklahoma
1 tDounly"-An arrangement court I was down 45 million dollars In
Men's Cliaer Type—
Wosh-n-Wear Polished Cotton
JACKETS
SIZE
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Spun Rayon
6 99
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cloud
Smart bulky knit collar
lo Loden green charcoal or tan
ZiFpot Iron' two patch pockets
Sport Shirts
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In smart checks and
plaids
Expertly talared
Sizes Small Nod
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71 years and if we are going to
get farm income up we are going
to have to flock to the polls" He
said the Henson policy of disaster
for the farmer would dominate if
Nixon were elected President
FOP SALE — Special! Matched
broadheads $Co to $750 set
Bows arm guards shooting
gloves bow quivers and all
kinds of archery equipment 215
S Adair Phone VA 5-2548
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Flannel Pajamas
SIZES 266
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2-piece etyfe—trim
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Misses Ski-Type
Flannel Pajamas
SIZES 244
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Printed cotton Nona
Rib knit cuffs and anklets
lovely assorted colors
Men 's Smart All Wool
3IMURBAN
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Solt collar—large pockets
1 Assorted colors end fancy pat-
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GRIFFIN
BLASTOFF for BAKER'S and the SPEC-
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we've in store for youl This star-studded
array includes many of your family's fa-
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prices! So don't miss outl Set your
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full supply of provisions from our spectac-
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COFFEE lb can 59c
SUNSHINE
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Lb Box 25c
Enter Keisinator's
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