The Alva Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 13, 1928 Page: 7 of 16
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THE ALVA RECORD THURSDAY DECEMBER 13 1928
I— John Diedrich and Ella Diedrich 'Mr and Mrs Ray Drake
MOUND RIDGE DIST 108 i Glen and Afton Maxwell Irven and i Mr and Mrs Bert Case and Mr
I — Gene Teten were absent from school and Mrs Walter Lyon and families
dowdy every body IIow are you Tuesday 'stayed over night with Mr and Mrs
after Thanksgiving? I Our teacher spent the week-end and John Cu-e of Alva
Those absent from school Monday Thanksgiving with her aunt in Caney
neeonnt of sickness were Naomi Kansas
- Mr and Mrs George Hurling oiled
man the school house floor over the week-
on account of sickness were Naomi
Mayes W II Snow and our new
scholar Leonard Rader ‘"Old
Flu” has just payed his yearly visit
in our neighborhood the past week
We are indeed very sorry to lose
Leonard and Alfred Showalter from
our school
Mr and Mrs Ollie Bloyd went to
Alva Monday
Our teacher Miss Weber reports
The druggist generally has a solu-
tion for every ailment
Can the dairy business be classed
as an infant industry?
A1 Jolson was paid a million dollars for the Singing Fool it is
said Most anybody would sing a little foolish for a million
“bucks”
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end ' GREEN VALLEY
We oiled the clock and it is in good
running order
We are decorating our school for
Christmas
The Alva callers Saturday were Mr
and Mrs O’Neil and sons Mr and
leaeiiei niuu u'suiw Mrs George Diedrich and children
having had a very pleasant vacation and Mr and Mrs George Burling
at her home near Cieo Springs and Mr and Mrs George Diedrich and
also helping to relieve the heavily children spent Thanksgiving with Mr
burdened table that mother alone and Mrs Dewey Ring and daughter
know's how to prepare Margaret
Mr and Mrs Ollie Bloyd and son Katherine vixen spem inauvfgiv- —
Donalee spent Thanksgiving vacation jng with her folks Mr and Mrs O’- Van Meters parents Mr and Mrs 1
with velatives at Aline and Carmen Neil J- Martin’s
Mr and Mrs James Deviney and
Devipey’s father spent Sunday
ith C E Mitchell
Mayes spent the day with her Mon-: ‘Mr! and Mrs Arnold Diedrich and! Mr and Mrs Ernest Bacon Mrs
day bringing most of the dinner 'son Billy Gene spent Sunday evening Mollie Keffer Ralph and v era Ke ter
The work at the oil well is coming 1 with Mr and Mrs George Diedrich spent the week-end in Mcl herson
on nicely Many trucks ha’c paooeu and children I Mrs Martin has °fcn 9ulte 111
pur school loaded with machinery for Mr and Mrs James Egan spentjwith the ju the past week
this sort of work Monday evening with Mr and Mrs rs ‘
Mrs Sam Renfro and little daugh-! George Diedrich and children
ter Lawnanda Marie have been quite — “Buttercups”
ill having called Doctor Bilby several I —
times MISSOURI VALLEY NO 119
Fred Brown is boarding at George — — —
Mayes’ while he works at the oil well Those receiving perfect attendance
Mr and Mrs Ollie Bloyd have certificates for November were
bought a new cow Now Donald Lee Marion Benton Leota and Leslie
can keep his health rule better 'Lyon Izola and Harold Munger and
—Wide Awake' clifford and Glen Payne
I Those who wore absent Monday on
Recount of sickness were Marion Ben-
ton Bessie and Kenneth Carson and FPe
i lArdith Christenson
The program and socia held Nov John Case is very ill with the flu
SO at our school was well attended jjarry Christenson is sick too We
The boxes cake for the most popular 0pe they will soon lecover
young lady pickles for the sourest Mr and jjrs Claude Munger spent
man in the crowd and the fish pond 1 Thanksgiving with Milledge’s
iii-i jjm payne and family spent Sun
day with Claud Bra'ught
Mr and Mrs John Mounts and
daughter Luella stayed all night with
Mr and Mrs Cleve Piper
Mr and Mrs Cleve Piper spent
Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs
George Gardner
Mr and Mrs Seaman Bernice and
Ethel Christenson and Norman Sifers
of Wichita Kansas spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr and Mrs Fred Christen-
son Mr and Mrs Walter Lyon and
family spent Thanksgiving day with
WV t
Mr and Mrs John Jefferies visited
their daughter Mrs Loyd Johnson
Monday
Guy Irons spent Sunday afternoon
with Frank Irons
Mr and Mrs Harry Zaehor Miss
Winnie Harris and Mr Harris spent
Saturday in Enid
Watch for the date of our box
social — School Girl
FOR SALE — Registered yearling
Shorthorn Bulls Dual purpose
out of heavy milking Dams
Also females Phone 4H-Dacoma
Sherman Joachim’s Dacoma Okla
12-0-4tp
for the little folks netted us the nice
little sum of $6858 The cake con-
test was a very close race between
Miss Blanch McOscar and Gladys
Frazer the latter winning by a small
margin Milton Martin won the i
pickles We want to thank every one
who helped us in any way at our
social The proceeds will be used to
further improve our Model School
We now have 1412 points toward a
Superior Model
Virgie Cropp spent Monday night
with Clifford and Lorene Doty
Our third month of school ended
Friday i
Harriet Budy Esther Beecher
E-tle Hobson and Mr and Mrs Mont
McCray spent Wednesday evening at
Will Ilaltom’s
Alx and Mrs Jesse Dixon and sons
spent Thanksgiving with O M Hob-
son and family
Mr and Mrs Adair Wayne and
Orval Kutz visited with Ed Barber
Thanksgiving day
Gladys and Ella Frazer visited the
Cronp children Sunday
Miss Hazel Ivnabe entertained a
number of young folks at dinner
Thursday
The men of the district have been
enjoying the hunting days
The Sunshine Club meets with Mrs
Quinlan Friday
H — Brown Eyes
R1CHVIEW DISTRICT 90
PIANO TUNING
O H ERDMAN
Carrell Music Store Phone 7 5
Gctit &rwithaGrebe
For a country radio nothing
equals the Grebe
Free Demonstration
J A McCLAIN
Phone 38
I ii F ive
Million Homes
Tonight
There are times when all a Bwrthrrt
love can’t soothe a fretful baby No way
f telling just what’s wrong yet some
thing must bo done Castona time! A
few drops and Baby ha dropped off to
ileep Vet this marvelous means of
rairting a restless infant is utterly
harmless There is not one ingredient
but what all doctors know and approve
snd would lot you give your baby every
in the week In fact Castoria la
Gas
We are starting on our fourth (
month of school this week We did
not have school Monday on account
of the teacher being sick
All the pupils had a nice time dur-
ing Thanksgiving
We are planning on having a
Christmas program and box supper on
December 21
Those that got perfect attendcnce
certificates last month were Clarence
Arb Ilene Faulkner Afton Faulkner Phone 43- or
Nellie Faulkner Wayne Burling 3mo-pd
day
purely vegetable product Gas pama
(onstapation even diarrhea can be dis-
pelled in this same manner Casfccri
i -- is older than you are but phyaieiao
' still any “nothing better for babies"
Venter Well Drilling! An old-fludiioned remedy if you coant
vvaiur well old fashioned
rf nm trill H of U'pll work "ho still raise babies without its ail!
OF ally KIIIU Ol V Cll WCJ least five million modern mothers
keep it handy day and night for twenty
Prices Reasonable
Plenty of Water Guaranteed
See — -
John McClain
38
Alva Okla
million bottles were bought lat
year! Buy yours now don’t wait until
you need it
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Right now today your old car is worth $100
more than it will be later on tomorrow or
next week
If you were considering a cheaper car this
extra hundred m3y enable you to have a Super-
Six to enjoy brilliant big car performance
luxurious comfort and the joy of being really
proud of the car you own
If you haven’t examined the Hudson -Essex
Super-Sixes by all means come in and see them
now while you have this trade-in advantage
See for yourself why more people have bought
Super-Sixes than any other six thats made
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The Outstanding Chevrolet
has a marvelous new six
cylinder valve-in-hcad en
glne whose perfected design
represents over four years
of development and
on the part of Chevrolet
General Motors engineers
It has numerous advance-
ments typified by a non-
detonating high-compression
cylinder head — gasoline
pump with filter and auto-
matic rocker arm lubrica-
tion It provides perform-
ance the like of which was
never before available in the
low-price field — marvelous
smoothness tremendous re-
serve power and sensation-
ally swift acceleration — all
with an economy averaging
better than 20 miles to the
gallon of gasolinel
Its marvelous new Fisher
bodies display a new order
of beauty smartness and
luxury
Additional new features by
the score — each an impres-
sive example of automotive
progress — contribute to out-
standing performance quiet
operation long life ease of
control and economical
ownership
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visit our showroom and
secure complete and de-
tailed information regarding
this great new car which
will be ready for delivery
beginning January 1st
Other Outstanding
Features
New heavier crankthaft atallcallf
and dynamically balanced
New hot-apnt manifold
New AC gasoline pump with
filter
New carburetor with accelerating
pump
New larger chromium plated brail
radiator shell
New type thermostat cooling
system control
New two-beam headlamps with
foot button controL
New parking lights Inside
headlamps I
New theft-proof Delco-Remy
Ltectrolock
New semi-automatic spark conf roL
New flat type slenjer rim steering
wheel with large horn button In
center
Beautiful new Fisher bodies
Chromium plated radiator
AC gasoline pump and filter
llot-spot intake manifold
Adjustable driver’s seat in all
closed bodies
Water temperature indicator on
dash
Seml-elliptic shock-absorbing
springs
New 4-wheel brakes safe-
positive — quiet
Jill price t W Flint Mich
(Conic in today for complete information!)
“THE HOUSE GOOD SERVICE BUILT”
JOE EDWARDS MOTOR CO
Phone 55 Alva Okla
QUALITY AT LOW CO
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Increase Your Telephone Calls by Inserting An Advertisement Here
DENTISTS
Dr W L Amend
R('S
Dentist
Office in Monfort Bldg
Phone 245 — Office l’hone
408
X-ray
Dr J A Hall
Room 4 Monfort
Phone 133
ATTORNEYS
J J Glaser
Attorney At Law
Special attention to probate practice
Eustler Bldg Alva Okla
Phone 226
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Gibler & Johnson
Insurance Specialist Any Lind
Phone 60
Dr J A Bowling
PHYSICIAN
Special attention given to Ultra Vio-
let lights Diathermy and Rectal
diseases
Monfort Building
Dr W E Simon
Physician and Surgeon Offke
over Monfort’s Drug Store let-
ephones: Residence 513
Office Phone 2
4
Arthur E Hale M D
Practice limited to d-ieit-es al
the Eve Ear No-e and Thront
Eyes t nt d glas es fitted M-f
fort Bide lb-s Phone 2li0
Office Phone 43-i
Dr G N Bilby
Physician and Surgeon Office
in Green Hide lu Phone 81
Office Phone
Col Bob Kirk bride
AUCTIONEER Graduate of
Mismjuii Auction Sihoul Live
Stock Farm Salts a Specialty
Call me at mv fpi-n e
Phones 533-169
miscellaneous"
Fanners Ind Oil Co
Where you get real service on
Gas and Oil3
Phone 521
Alva Steam Laundry
v ork Called For and Delivered
Dry Cltanmcr Dc ) artuit at
Tele"1’
Fred J Fsh
Abstracts and
Tanner Bros
In- u ranee
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Over
Dr H R Cowgill
OSTEOPATH
t Sweat Paths and Electric Treatment-
' ALo late-t method of Hath Blood
procure Treat m- nts
' Office Phore 275
1 Mon fort Ba ern m
lephone 213
Alva Tire Si Battery Go
Fed rl Tires
El(li Batferia
Phone
1ST
Yc Haul
Turni
Phone 177' coal & grain companies viva
YOU C-Mr 752-W
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Arvtim-— Anya ! re
Pianos A Specialtv
Jno C Winter
Okla S22 Ft
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
H B Ames
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office Mon fort Bu'ldng Re‘-
1'none 500
Office Phono 500 Res 159
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! Fanners’ Co-Op Ass’n
! FIOUR FEE!' and COAL
I Give us a trial
Phone -136
I Anton Shafer
1 Mfr and Dealer
Harness and Scddlerv
O E Tcmplin M D
md Surgeon
1 S' ora
Office
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AUCTIONEERS
Col John Haltom
AUCTIONEER I’un hied
Mok and barm S tb s a
cia'ty At rnv exp n-’e phone
Phone 459-V
I’hy sician
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Phone 4 Co
Alva Okla
Office Phone 5
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Phone
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Doughty, A. W. The Alva Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 13, 1928, newspaper, December 13, 1928; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2133595/m1/7/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 2, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.