The Alva Daily Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 27, 1937 Page: 1 of 10
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VOLUME 35
TEARS OF SERVICS
TO ALVA AND ALVA'S
TRADE TERRITORY
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Editor's Column I
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Editorial
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we Booster Trip
Alva's business people were de-
lighted with the result of the trip
liven Saturday to advertise the
iLth of July program
the11 i0-It or 10 cities in northwest
' N'" eft Oklahoma and southwestern
' cansas were visited and i!atge
crowds met them in many of The
places In a few of the t()wns
where they made stops only knall
crowds had gathered
More than a dozen automobiles
made the trip and about 65 Alva 1
citizens went along to make!
friends meet old friends and inci-
dentally to help boost the huge
Fourth of July celebration here
Cherokee and Kiowa furnished
large crowds for the visitors and
all showed keen interest in the en-
tertainment program and the event
ewhich the local people were boosting
--Alva July 3 4 ---
NEGRESS HAS ISTII CHILD
' OKLAIIOMA CITY June 26—
tP)---The state health department
- recorded today the birth of an eigh-
teenth child to Mrs Gusie White
Bryan county negro
4
DOWN IN THE
Southwest Corner
On the booster trip Saturday
Colonel Bob on the booster trip
introduced "Beefy"Beegle Brooks
Bicknell and himself as the Alva
youngsters left on the vine until
ripe enough to pick (The three
tipped the scales at 801 pounds)
Buck picked up a new styled
collection plate in Burlington:
Charley and his gar were
spreading papers here and there
Phil Noah had the lone fiat tire
on the trip
Red Wright former Alva high
star athlete joined the boosters
at Carmen where he is visiting
from Keokuk Iowa
F5-eefy sat on a balloon and
didn't break it and it was inflated
too
(A') MEANS ASSOCIATED PRESS
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THE ALVA DAILY RECORD Mlaal GtY Paper
JULY FOURTH
MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY
ALVA 0KLAIIOMA SUNDAY JUNE 27 1937
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Crowds In 14 -Neighboring Cities Greet Alva Boosters Saturday
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Bank Clearings Show Gain WORK SEM Huge Collection Of I
- t
IULY FOURTH bank (14eleartngs Show Wm WINK STILLIS Huge Collection (it Insects NEW THREATS
HERE BOOSTED In M(Y-Over One Year Ago j R E MAILED To Be Seen At Northwestern 11 OF WALKOUTS
amen:lace anti ialowa 'whistled oN LoN TRIP
1 large crowds for the visitors and - - A
1 - i 'omtnerct Albano Seinnalz Owner of Bewildering Collection of ARE
all showed keen interest in the en- IP Survey Publishe d: by U nited States Chambt 1 t t ( - - i ON SATURDAI
REPORTED
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tertainment program and the event as of Jane 13 ells About Business Conditions and 10000 Bugs of All Descriptions Carefully 1
o which the local people were boost
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S:tys WINit s Expect Hike in Sales i Mounted Prides 1 I is Possessions
er
hY III e ost
ing i
1 a I -
Cue( king and Typing Ptiliers
Over 1000 Area
Persons in Many (lov Turns Down Effort
We are expecting one of th e ! ---- -A-- i
col-
IN greatest Fourth of July programs
ever held in northwestern Okla- Cities Welcome Cood- B
- ank cleariags ha Ale United the surve id dd n
y sa io t pr1ave as
States gained GAI per cent in May extensive as wes feared at first in Fano Prolaram I lere
Finished by Clerks liy George Itleasby Admission has been set at '25 cents 1 of Secretary Perkins to
1
The largest strangest and by the col Gathered exclusively in Brazi11
---BLA home and we do not believe we
will be disappointed in the num- will T r i p p e r s 'i ver the same month one year ago ! and things are getting much bet long -
1 '
according to a survey issued by the I ter it was explained - odds the most interesting Ilection features such unusu-
It'otion of insects ever shown here " id insects as the Brazilian beetle End Labor Troubles
-
ill ti t it neighboring eit ies ( United States chamber of eom- Inquiry at about 1:25 citiee the The work sheets in the 1937 soil
irt - -- -- I will be on display in the east read- a bug giant fully five inches long 1 YOUNGSTOWN June 26—R)
ber of visitors who will be here ' -
'tierce as of July I - United States chamber of com- conservation pro -grain Saturoaying
i room of the Jesse Holm library equipped with a razor-edged pair I—While the steel strike front rum-
for the events south east and north ot here
This marked increase in bank meree ad reveald that the re due- a qv mail d to II P Moffitt chair- I 1
1 at Northwestern Mondziy and of "seissors" used to clip leaves bled with threats of new strife
A large number of contest will greeted the Aka booters as they
clearings proves that business is ed bu
si et:e
man of th men c o
e state allott mm acerd
it- Tuesday ing to Albano1and fruit to satisfy a capacious !Governor Martin L Davey of Ohio'
took a SW i ng around the first leg ' y ing was not as great as W a S
be held not least of them being - - on the upgrade and that trade con red the ti
-
r entire st the old fiddler's contest and it of their "good-will" circuit Srtur 1ditions are in much better shape 1
' fea at me It was believed tee a anno
that the early Easter caused the it ws unced by Georg e
Eelkel e(unty farra agent Schmalz owner of the bewilde r ing1digestion told labor leaders tonight he had
!
i
i ere i and colorful aggregation of 100001 There are approximately 6000 turned down flatly labor Secretary
goes without saying tbat these al- daY- :on June 1 this year than they w1 here we re i a:1a f i I te
- - -- °- -- N‘ "6 bugs of all descriptions carefully ' different butterflies represented I Perkins' "autocratic and dictatorial
I ootw ear More than a thousand people in drop in business conditions but T
ways are enjoyed and they al- ' the same time hi year 0 ov eheets Eelkel I I
sea tint' they Were
: that this slight slump has be mounted in 0 neat glass cases many of them never seen befored plan" of forcinLa a settlement
pumps hi Ways attract large crowds
I the visited towns welc°11-Aed the i The survey by the cha r mbe of ercome comdtted late in the day and m- i I Schmalz inherited the strange !according t) the owner The larg-1 Since the faifure of her media-
Alva and Al vans invite you to !commerce also goes to say that mediately prepared for mailing to f
legacy r om his uncle the late est moth in any collection is also' tion board's peace efforts Davey
1 This Was reflected in expanded
Ow heels I come here for the Fourth of July phigh prices and scant supplies have Stillwater John Paul Schmalz Brazilian sci- 1 i listed for display This fur-clad I said Miss Perkins asked him to
1 program—on July 3 and 4 Many 1 i
Second I o o s t e r rOVed a marked ti
smulus to ear l y ritail buying and a gain in collec-
!tons in May Th o
e w t k shee t s hi:d been ad- entist w ho spent nearly 45 years mammoth measures 11 inches from keep the steel plants closed and to
ent gabardi
tat the attractions will be held on I planting of food cropst which have
an in
di i Manufacturing- hold up d ' - ' a
msted by the county committa
gathering the startling array of ' wing tip to wing tip bring steel makers Tom Girdler an
the 3rd but the climax of the en- T r 1 p Is Monday profited by good growing typed and checked before they were
e"-- I addition the barometer chart of - - - Jungle inhabitants which have tent Grasshoppers resembling leaves Frank Punnet' to the state capital
lions in most sections of the coun- 1-iiiiiled out and ready for the
polatily turned the commodious
1 business activity showed almost k and o cial of t
a '
lay clers ffis he tate s
library reading room into a figur- dragon flies flying cckroaches —"and keep them there until they
tire program will be a rodeo on
:flat line durjng March April and Jocasta almost every known type signed an agreement"
Sunday the 4th
All Alva business men are 1 ae grasshopper pest has dam- i committee w or k on 1
The businesses houses of Alva May proving that t to go to he slight drop ative bug house of mosquito dangerous wasps and Right Denied
urged to meet at the chamber laged vegetables and other growing - ' To Be Re-cheeked i The exhibit will be open to the
have all kinds of bargains and f I in buying did not amount to much i 1 hundreds of other flying insects "I have no right to keep the
u commerce office on the city (crops in the middle west in a few I I They are to be re-cheeked and 1 public on Monday and Tuesday I some so small they must be oh- plants closed except in ease of
the large stoeks have been replen- Steel production car loadings and
square at 8:30 a m Monday states reports indicate but this I placed in line for payment after from 8 to 11 o'clock in the mornd served through a mocroscope to I riot" said the governor whose or-
) ished so the mess people will
6
f
be able tr supply every need of
the visitors
The stores in many instanees or the seeond boostor trip
The motorcade will it Free-
dom Quinlan Moor eland and
Waynoka Lunch will be served damage is not as extensive this
lyear as it was last and the indica-1
I ten on June 1 NV a s that it would i
not be electric power all increased in May
Liabilities in business failures were
' less than they Were a year ago the compliance has been checked
by tho supervisors here
1 Eelkel George Freeman assist- I
I in the -wheat section business ' ant county farm agent Miss Irene I 9
accuracy ing a to 5 o'clock in the afternoon study with any degree of
and from 7 until 9 o'clock at night I are all part and parcel of the test those' employes wanting to
— I group y der to national guardsmen to pro-
work was responsible for the re-
Further addities to delight the opening of Youngstown plants
have provided cooling systems so to members of the touring party I The quiter business conditions men were getting ready for a vast lErikson Roy Terbush Claren Cobb I
heart of any insect student are yesterday
the people may trade in comfort at Woodward i that showed up in April and May increase in trade ( a id nd Ernest Almond will go to En 1
Buell rarities as the rhinocerous e 'SecretaryPerlons suggestion
4and the business people will wel- The party will leave Alva at i Tuesday t °attend a compliance '
(beetle more than four inches long would be in my Judgment the ex-
I hether you buy or not '
s 1
- 'N (' come you w 9 oclock and will return to town chool whic h via Open at 9 a in
with horns on his head whole fain- ercise of the most autocratic and
istant Fred
Cottle to Alva I Moffitt and his ass
es of pinching bugs striped like dictatorial powers ever attempted
by 5 p in
L I FOR rtiORDER
on July 3 and 4 1
Perry will be in charge of the
tiillgers tarantuals and scores of "In priVate life it would be kid-
--Alva July 3 4 --- Anyone who can possibly do I NINA p AN
I mRs NEAL y s ! E Enid school and instructions will
NEGRESS HAS ISTII CHILD so is urgently requested to make 1 be given those who attend iii the bugs that remind you of beautiful wiping: Until the courtshave de-
- lfr: OKLAHOMA CITY June 26— the trip I einr goal °Well I IliiiirliA 01101111Pt M 110 wort( thnt i‘a i fi 1) (Irmo ! ----- jewels cided the companies haft to sign
the trip
RITES TODAY
work that is to be done
Jewels
'
on display in the Hall of Science righ to takeanyone and hold him"
cided the companies hive to sign
Three Counties Included Slayer of Three on Easter In 1934 the entire collection was
contracts or agreements I have no
trippers Os they blasted into their 1 Three counties are included in!
cities on schedule with a crack i the school prigram G rant Gar- Sunday in New York Ad- at the Chicago world's fair Since
n1 Vt t
Resolution Adopted
ALL0 WAS 011AUI t IL41 (A A U St I that time schmatz and his assist-
i 1
Ranger pep band Colonel Bob
!Victim of G field and Woods Aerial pictures I Mit8 His Crimes t Alfred Kunert have traveled
Gun Dies in Alva an ! The labor delegation informed of
Davey's decision then adopted a
Kirkbride as master of ceremonies ' Loss at Bell's lee Company ! are being made in the soil pro- I
D E Breeden singing cowboy Small When Men Fight Hospitall and Burial ! eral government CHICAGO June 26viiThe the exhibit displaying it in the 1
principal cities of the nation ' 1 Governor oonr Davey v'e'Nryig'foorro uhsisly alignment
condemn
ballads Brooks Bicknell and Buck Herald and Examiner in a copy-
Whitchurch as clowns doing turns Blaze Saturday Slated in Kiowa 1 It will ttke two or three weeks
From here e custodians lens will
F 1 th d
Fight story said knight Robert Ir- Claims and counterclaims echoed
after the pictures are taken to get
move t collection to Oklahoma with the steel autocrats"
1 on the program spirited with e he
Jhe releases Felkel said win sculptor hunted throughout 1 through the strike embroiled region
!group siwging by 75 booAers the country for New York's triple City for a brief showing from Johnstown Penn to Warren
Fire originating in a storage Examinations for field supervis-
Funeral SPrvices for Mrs O W I
Neal 51 who died at 4:30 n m -Alva July 3 47-- Ohio with leaders of steel flatly
I Another Trip Monday shed owned by Ed Circle scorched
Friday in tl e Al a' C I era! hos- ore to mike inside measurements Easter Sunday slayings had sur- I
rendered in the Herald and Exam-
The trippers continue their visit the walls and part of the roof of ” and get sign:4ures of farmers will 6 asserting:
:to neighboring cities Monday li'l the Bell Ice Co plant at Klowa ' - I ''- 'e-1 be carried on about the first part ener's office "The strike is over The mills
Sup
1 'mai of MI-Inflicted gunshot
morning according o
t '' of July Detective headquarters and the '
they journey to Freedom Selman Saturday are going The men are coming
NA:ctnos: 'NIA io riie !!(:oletooay a A
'ply Buffalo Woodward Quin- Kent Fash manager of the Bell As SOOn as the photographs are Central police station reported I Brief Itenis back" -
i
'group siwging by 75 booters !
I Fire originating in a storage!
I Another Trip Monday shed w N
oned by Ed Circle scorched Funeral SPrvices for Mrs O W1
eal 51 who died at 4 :30 p m
e
The trippers continue their visit t 4 he walls and pa of the roof of Friday in th A I a General hos-
to neighboring cities 1 I
lUncaY atlie Bell Ice Co plant at Klowa pital of stlfinflictee
i gunshot
they journey to Freedom Selman Saturday morning according to wouns
i will be held today at ')
'Supply Buffalo Woodward Quin- Kent Fah manager of the Bell 1)
in at the Forsyth funeral home
Iiiii Mooreland and Waynoka for company plant here
in Kiowa
" - thou t o have start- '
the final day of the advertising the fireis h t
g niiri41 will 10 in fii k
I tile 111101 tatty ul L" c-‘ "'"-1 Lilt: 11“7 1 Liluttst vs nal: nLcI L- i
'
jaunt to welcome and invite the ' ed in a stove explosion although '
citizens of the towns visited to this was not definitely determined iBurial will be in a family plot n the Sharon Kans cemetery
I come to Alva July 3 and 4 for one The Bell building was only immediately following the servic-
slight-
of the largest two day cele ns bratio ly damaged according to Fash es Rev R C Stott of the Kiowa
Christian church will officiate
:ever staged in Oklahoma ' and the loss is fully covered by in
1 Mrs Neal is survived by her
- surance Most of the damage' was
Resounding throughout the visit
ed towns by a powerful sound confined to the side walls of the husband who is employed at a
rystem Bob Kirkbride and the en-
large he box Business' wiil not be Kansas state port of entry station
tertainers drew huge crowds in
i
delayed in the slightest the local in Kiowa and several relatives in
i
every city on the it m n
aager stated Saturday night H n utchinso and Medicine Lodge i
Dacoma greeted the group early Al Friends branch manager was I The Neal s moved to Kiowa two I
I fit tho station when tho accident '— — esn—— cl w V P !
ant county farm agent Miss Irene I group work was responsthte tor the re-
' I
Erikson Roy Terbush Claren Cobb IftwiN HELD I Further addities to delight the opening of Youngstown plants
i and Ernest Almond will go to Enid 1 Iheart of any insect student are yesterday ' :
Ewell rarities as the rhinocerous 4- SecretaryPerkins' suggestion
Tuesday t °attend a compliance 1
(beetle more than four inches long would be in my Judgment the ex-
: SehOCA Which via open at 9 a in
h horns on his head whole fain-
I Moffitt and his assistant Fred
111 RDE
with ercise of the most autocratic and
s of pinching bugs striped like
dictatorial powers ever attempted
IE Perry will be in charge of the
tigers tarantuals and scores of "In private life it would be kid-
! Enid school and instructions will
be given thos who attend in the
bugs that remind you of beautiful naping Until the courtshave de-
e
work that is to be done i
- jewels cided the companies haft to sign
I i 3
I Three Counties Included i Slayer of Three on Easter In 1934 the entire collection Wit
on display in the Hall of Science contracts or agreements1 have no
right to tak&anyone and hold him"
' Three counties are included in 1
the school program Grant Gar-
Sunday in New York Ad- at the Chicago world's fair Since
I i
that time Schmalz and his assist-
Resolution Adopted
The labor delegation informed of
! field and Woods Aerial pictures I huts His Crimes ant Alfred Kunert have traveled
!
throughout the United States with
gram in these counties for the fed-
l Davey's decision then adopted a
are being made in the soil pro- I
CHICAGO June 26viiThe the exhibit displaying it i the 1 pyg n
( eral government I G
1 resoution to "vigorously condemn
overnor Davey for his alignment
Hera n
ld and Examiner in a copy- principal cities of the nation
I It will ttlie two or three weeks with the steel autocrats"
after the pictures are taken to get right story said knight Robert Ir- From here the custodians will
win Claims
t
tor hunted throughout I move the collection to Oklahoma Claims and counterclaims echoed
the releases Felkel said
City for a brief showing through the strike embroiled region
1 Examinations for field supervis-
the country for New York's triple from Johnstown Penn to Warren
ore to mike inside measurements
Easter Sunday slayings had sur- I -Alva July 3 41-7-------- Ohio with leaders of steel flatly
I
and get signatures of farmers will rendered in the Herald and Exam-
asserting:
be carried on about the first part enerIs Office "The strike is over The mills
of July Detective headquarters and the
ar
I B
lief Itenis- e going The men are coming
-
Central police station reported
As soon as the photographs are back"
received ('lacking compliance will they had received no word of thel CIO Retorts
lip started probably about the mid- ' inan's capture Of Interest ' CIO chieftians retorted:
dle of July 1 The paper said Irwin confessed "We have just begun to fight"
! The airplane expenses are paid the slaying of Veronia Gedeon art- 1 -------- '- Claims that their plants were
' "flooded with workers' were made
by the government Eelkel said! IA model lier mother and Frank I VISIT IN ENID
and this will reduce the expenses Byrnes roomer in the New York ! m
1 r and Mrs O J Goulter by officials of Youngstown Sheet
I to the local farmers City Apartment '
missionaries to China and daugh- and Tube company and the Repub-
Alva July 3 4 tern
1 In additional statement the pa- lie Steel corporation
i
per quoted Irwin that his original ' who are visiting Mrs Goul- -
Mills of the concerns closed for
ter's parents Mr and Mrs M E a! month in a strike called b
liuddy And Mary purpose was to kill Veronica's sis-
ter Ethel whom he said he loved G steel workers
oucher spent Friday and Satur- y the
organizing commit-
day in Enid visiting old friends
but had married another man ' tee hummed with activity Ohio
i
I Marry Saturday "I wanted to kill Ethel" the pa- !Mr and Mrs Goulter each attend- national guardsmen and city police
i ed school at Phillips university
per quoted Irwin as saying "be- guarded the movements of workers
i At- 0 -14 :11 4111 41- vh4 i A
f‘ ICIIIII ti i kiii n I tnrougnout tne unites' atates wan
uleS in Alva gram in these counties for the fed- —
resoution to "vigorously condemn
CHICAGO June 26---(11—The the exhibit displaying it in the I
Hospitall and Burial ! eral government Governor Davey for his alignment
Herald and Examiner in a copy- principal cities of the nation
I It laid take two or three weeks with the steel autocrats"
Slated in Kiowa after the pictures are taken to get
Fight story said knight Robert Ir- From here the custodians will
win sculptor hunted throughout I move the collection to Oklahoma Claims and counterclaims echoed
Funeral SP rvices for Mrs O W :
the releases Delkel said
the country for New York' City for a brief showing from Johnstown Penn to Warren
Neal 51
s triple g through the strike embroiled region
Examinations for field supervis-
l n I t -1 'to ore to mike inside
who (-la a a as p na measurements
Easter Sunday slayings had sur- i —Alva July 3 4-7-------- - Ohio with leaders of steel flatly
Friday in th Al a
e General hos- and get signatures of farmers will rendered in the Herald and Exam-
asserting:
office be carried on about the first part ener's o "The strike is over The mills
pital of self-inflicted gunshot
of July Detective headquarters and the
are going The men are coming
wounds will be held today at -
As photographs t a
a Central police station reported I Brief Itenis back"
la in at the Forsyth funeral home soon as the are -
reeeived ('lacking compliance will they had received no word of the : CIO Retorts
in Kiowa
be
i
started probably about the mid- inan's capture CIO chieltians retorted:
Burial will be in a family plot ' f July p The paper said Irwin confessed Of Interest '
3 p o dle o "We have just begun to fight"
in the Sharon Kans
The airplane expenses are
cemeterv I paid the slaying of Veron -- ja Gedeon art- --- -'-' Claims that their plants were
immediately following the servic- by model her mother and Frank i "flooded with workers" were made
by the government Felkel said VISIT IN ENID
es Rev R C Stott t of the Kiowa Byrnes roomer in the New York by officials of Youngstown Sheet
and this will reduce the expenses 1 Mr and Mrs O J Goulter
Christian church will officiate ' City Apartment and Tube company and the Repub
I to the local farmera missionaries to China and daugh-
Mrs Neal is survived by her In additional statement the pa- lie Steel corporation
Alva July 3 -1 tern who are visiting Mrs Goul-
husband who is employed at a per quoted Irwin that his original ' Mills of the concerns closed for
ter's parents Mr and Mrs M E
dd And M ary
u - y n purpose was to kill Veronica's sis- '
Goucher spent Friday and Satur- a! month in a strike called by the
Kansas state port of entry station B
in Kiowa and several relatives in ter Ethel whom he said he loved steel workers' organizing commit-
day in Enid visiting old friends
Hutchinson and Medicine Bodge Nlarry Saturday but had ma rried another man l each " tee hummed with activity Ohio
Mr and Mrs Couter eac attend- "I wanted to kill Ethel" the pa- national guardsmen and city police
The Neal s moved to Kiowa two
years go following O W Neal's
per quoted Irwin as saying "be- ed school at Phillips university guarded the movements of workers
ai
transfer from a state post in yen-- HOLLY ‘VOOD June 26—(II') cause she was the dearest object Mrs Goulter will fill the' pulpit at in and out of the plants opened
tral Kansas —Mary Bickford and Charles in the world to me I loved her and the local Christian church this last night
Death was attributed to ill Buddy" Rogers were married hated her I dreamed of modeling morning Strike Called
health and mental troubles Mrs this afternoon on a hill overlook-
- "
her as if beheaded with her head 1 -- The strike was called against
open
far back and her mouth DYERS LEAVE Republic Youngstown Sheet end
Neal had been in poor health for ing the noisy town that made them p
If my plans had carried out as Mr and Mrs T J Dyer and Tube Inland steel and the Beth-
some time prior to the unfortunate :famous they were made I would have 'dausshter Miss Lillian Dyer left lehem Steel corporation over re- '
- - 1 01 41E10 UM A4 LU istvs1 a 1 U
Dacoma greeted the group early ed school at Phillips university
1 at the station W h e n the accident 'Nvears 04'o following O NV Nezd's i per quoted Irwin as saying be
cause she was the dearest object
Saturdziy morning and responded
transfer from a state pc)t in cen- Mrs Goulter will fill the pulpit at
I started the flames through the HOLLY WOOD J une 26 UM '
generously in applituse even he local Christian church this
in the World to me I loved her and t is
nearby W 0 oden building and prompt tral l --Mary Pickford and Charles
rinsas I
though but half of the band arriv- action saved thlant hated her I dreamed of modeling morning
I Death was attributed to ill- "Buddy" Rogers were inarrieu
ed in time to play As the boost-
i No estimate e p was made of the ' ' her as if beheaded with her head 1 --
health and mental troubles Mrs tills atternoon on a hill own woK-
ers W o u n d their way on they ot ' loss suffered by Circle as result xi 1 - - ' - ' -
h--- - ---- 1 iit e- 'Inv thp rinitr town limit o them p n
r tar back and her mouth open 1 DYERS LEAVE
ers wound their way on they ot loss suffered by Circle as result U ti
ri Mil U11 nienun troumes mrs --" ---- tha t mad e th em
" — -- ---- far
Neal had been in poor health for ing e noisy ton back and her mouth open DYERS LEAVE Republic Youngstown Sheet end
better organized in Carmen nd thw
i
if the blaze though the shed is said
some time prior to the unfortunate "If my plans had carried out as 1 Mr and Mrs T J Dyer and Tube Inland Steel and the Beth-
presented a full program of a ng-
to ha famous ve contained little material of ) they were made I would have 'daughter Miss Lillian Dyer left lehem Steel corporation over re
ini and dan in spec ltie at eac h - '
si
' a valuable nature occurrence sever da
al ys ago 1 --
killed her only I did not ias
wish to Saturday for Greeley Colo where fusel of companies to accede to
stop ‘'Elviry's" hoine-spun W a- Fash was called to Kiowa sator friends of the family said 1 ' kill anybody else The fact that I
ter-sprinkler we i a tiot to those 'day night a 3 he returned to Alva ' Alva July 3 4 ' 1- 11d
I i k the others was accidental" I Miss Dyer will enter the Univer- demands of the &WOG for signed
!sity of Colorado labor contracts
welcoming the Alva t oup from a motorcade booster trip to 'I L S PAY ROLLS C ROW I '' 1 1 ----Alva July 3 4
A 1 i 4 i-- 1 -I - 0 I
I -- In Johnstown Pa the Cambria
(IP) MEANS ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 154
ter-iTrinkler a tiot to thoze ' day night EN he returned to Alva Alva July 3 4 illed the (:thers was acidental" of Colorado
labor contracts
7 kc
Tom C m
opas repeated the sae weleor
ong t
Ak a oup from a motorcade booster trip to 11 P S PAY ROLLS CROW I : (: J ly 3 4
Lsity
In Johnstown Pa the Cambria
Stirieta C011atill la Cif nip list bOOSI er Crnwd At Fairview out points WASHING TO " ' '4" 1414
une p p —A IV8 July 3 4
TT-7 V F W TO MEET Works of Bethlehem began to re
Copes schedule of the last booster Crowd At Fairview 1 0111-01-LONVII points WAsitt:Ntit'():N June 26----tiPt— l' tAiMiLlilititalii61 1 A 'CA v u17 Op 1
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trip by having his "crafe" go has
's ' The boosters were behind seited-
Alva July 3 4 — A labor departnamt report diselos- ' sume operations There was no in
wire in Goltry and had to catch ASSAULT INJURIES ed today that 5904 emPloYee w(q(' I - Forecast !Ray Kennedy 35 died today of in ! Veterans of Foreign Wars will
terference from lightly manned
ule when they started but by the '
' Oklahoma- Fair not quite so ' juries suffered in an automobile "meet l‘londay night at the Ameri-
the trippers at Cherokee - time they hit Aline they were On FATAL ! !
executive department in April l er and prall
T O GIRL 10 added to the PaYrulls el f eleral l accident near here Monday Ilis picket lines
— time and from then on the tour- 'can Legion hut it was announced
it!S turd ay by Fred L Carter post The strike is over as far as we
The booster ClOWnS had to re- ing boosters landed in the i r sehe I NIAV YORK June 5—ts1)--- bringing the total to 815 99
1e 3 '' ' ' 6 " Sunday m
Monday fair warmer in ho b
dy wil e taken to Clinton Mo !
north port 'as ' for commander The Auxiliary also are concerned" said Roy Leventry
district manager of Republic Steel
ule towns on time or a little e- burial
move an inch of dirt from their Mar M
y aglione 10 d t
died of — - wall meet at the same time All
b 1 —Alve July 3 I --
faces at Jet and make-up again fore !injuries suffered when she was members are urged to attend s
The first paint--job faded out 1 At Fttirview th a Imo? booste crowd was ettackkd e in the ne ba o'er Tem! er
sement of a -1-1
orccast 1 Final Examinations
!Ilironx theater Ju Ill 0 ) 1 tures In State 1 e et
ore cast 1
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LEAVES HOSPITAL
waiting for e rs when
Fred Sttake had more fun than they pulled into the eitY After a As a result of her death the di- 1 Mrs Charles Pendergrass of Set For July 28 29
the kids in the towns trying to triet attorney's office said a mur- m m Waynoka was dismissed front the
full 30 minute program the Al-
As TWO MO re Deaths Counted ll'roin Flea t —
get his s tlendictment would be Alva General hospital Saturday af-
high in balloons as he tosed them the air vans ate lunch and motored on to r i
Jet and next week against Wi sought lliam lIay a ternoon following medical treat- Final examinations sounding the
i close of the nine' weeks summer
Ringwood Helena Goltry
into Cherokee where another un-
26 negro porter employed at the
— mene term at Northwestern college will
Colonel W B Oliverson hustle d i
be given on July 28 and 29 accord-
usual laesse crowd of at least 350 tioatai!
about and got the trip started then people applauded the program Ray arrested after the et!irl was By Associated Press ern Oklahoma took two more cooler a eather had already 1 ADIMTIED TO HOSPITAL Mg to Dean Sabin C Percefull
acted dignified on the tour North to Drift ood Purlington found stuffed in a ventilating "Bear m ure
able teperat will be lives M 'aain E d llis Field die in brsought relief GuYrnon where Opal Wyger Capron was ad- First second and third hour
w
and into Kiowa the booters wound duct under the theaters' stage i back in Oklahoma over the week- 'mitted to the Alva General hos-
— Tuba and a man identified as dut had reduced sisibility to zero classes will be examined from 7
Most booster caravans are bead
th ir In K! owa the Alva- ‘N (luoted by District Attorney iend" Ilarry F Wahlgren federal Rufus Lrn
ya '''O a Yukon Okla early Sliturday had m
a aximm In
u ' pital Saturday afternoon to under- a m until 3:30 p Wednesday
- e way
mue J Foley saying l J Fle as sain he had !weather °Lem er said Saturday farmer
td died in an Oklahoma City temperature of 83 for the day go surgical treatment today July 28
ing but not Alva We have to be aside the fact they
pool room Cherokee also in the extreme I -- Fourth fifth sixth and seventh
I
original for our siren -screaming- of the tune for their appearance m attepted ssa wea
to ault her striking ! 'Cooler th 11 o 11t
er is comtng out : torthwet had a relatively moder ! UNION MEETING hour classes will take tests from?
' bh ' ( '
a s 'sternly 1 n wa s n ear - !
auto brought up the rear a crowd Of 2U0 soon gatle red iind her on the head ‘vith a brick when of the northw a c o ee at L ton also in the outh at 91
est nd it was oler i
today in Kansas arid Colorado" west tith 1 The ‘hrietian Endeavor socie- a rn until 5:30 p m Thursday
aw s-
— greeted the boosters she resisted 104 Durant in the ties of the First Christian church July 29 the dean stated
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Record time made in tire cluing- Hardtner Visited I IN a Jutv 3 1 il W a lilac n said
"The her Fouait'Vl Ind '-etainole in the ' E re lsewhe in the State tempvi-a- Iwill have a union meeting Sunday --Alva July 3 4—
lug Phil's flat was changed in ! Ilardtner was the last On the CLOSE IIOTELS CAFES should be bearable tomorrow no '' ' '
t nt
istiz is jum 2c) 1pr ssa dart point in the tat e having a temper- eus ce"' e'L rh had 1()2 tures crowded or passed the three- :night because of the mid ear in
—Jena yogan 54 electrician as
SHOCK KILLS KANSAN
figure !WII k The le tdinys includ- stallation service Arthur Tanner
leleCetOrFieFizEedYNtioLdLa at the 2s6in---0(aMir
one minute and 54 seconds outside sehedule and as the trippers pa-
'once city in ieeth ventral ((I Oklahoma City 1005 Tulsa will be in chae:e of the installa-
of Fairview retell into the city with horns e! ' !--- 11 t!!!!!ls restaurants titer' of h(w4 loci (1—rs
Temperatures hi t wch :e a new Ok lahoma had I we t ("e
a Isasn- E nid and V init a eac h 1 0 1 Nowa tion ervice All the young peo-
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here where he was ens '
blasting sirens screaming 'and 75 and cafes in France in 'retest i
There could be more said but — apainst the 40-hour week was an- season's record Snturday with tral Shawnee had 103 ta Pawbuska and Plackwell 100 pie of high school and college are 'refinery
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