The Yukon Oklahoma Sun (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 41, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 18, 1934 Page: 1 of 6
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YITNON---A triodirn city of beautt-
ful hoini-Si founded on Ci Vie p:ide
and piubstantial businei4 policy
'I renter of active trade trritory tif
(7unadian County tin C S Highway
b !I No '211e home of Yukon l‘tilling
LI Company OTIO of the liirgest
II !rig cornywrieR in the SJuthweist
District Poultry
Shows Announced
Miss Harvey Thompson county
home dononstration agent has
announced the schedule for the an-
nual district poultry shows to be
held in Canadian county which
starts in Oak district October 19
Boys and girls who wish to en-
' roll as 4-11 club members for the
mining year may do so during the
poultry show held in the respec-
tive districts and those in charge
are urged to have their pupils
attend the shows and register if
they wish to participate in 4-11
club work for the ensuing year
The following is the schedule
for the poultry shows and the a-
mount each district has appropri-
ated far the show The center dis-
trict where the show is to be held
is mentioned first in the schedule:
Oct 19 1 p m-Oaks $5 65
67 72 71 98 $5 each
Oct 19 9 a m-Elm Glen $5
13 $5 11 $5 14 15
Oct 22 0 a m-Center Grove
$10 50 $5 104 none
Oct 25 9 a m--Mustang $10
Oct 25 1 p in-Springer Val-
ley $10 43 53 $5 each 44 none
Oct 29 1 p tn-Richland $5 23
21 26 30 $5 each 19 none
Nov 2 9 a m--Deep Dale $5
lc) $5 77 $10
Nov 5 9 a m-Harmoney $5
5 $5
Nov 6 9 a m-Piedmont none
Other Dates Set
Nov 7 9 a m-Pleasant Hill
$250 93 $5 94 none
Nov 8 9 a rt-Mtn View $5
Nov 9 3:30 p m - Mustang
Valley 45 26 28 $5 each
Nov 9 1 p m-Mayview $5
41 none
Nov 12 9 a m-Enterprise $5
CO $10 61 $5
Nov 12 1 p m-Calumet $10
78 $10 61 $5 74 none
Nov 14 9 a m-U G No 2
$10
Nov 15 9 a m-Highland $5
87 $10 85 $5
Nov 19 1 p in-Pleasant View
$5 31 $10 32 $10 35 $5 37 $5
4') $5
Loans On Stored
Cotton At Four
Per Cent Interest
Production credit associations
ziccording to D C Newman the
ecretary-treasurer of the farm
credit organization operating in
this county are making loans up
'to 12 cents per pound on Nv e -
huu se cotton prop( rly stored ttt an
interest rate of only 4 per cent
Cotton producers of this com-
t munity with such stored cotton
may obtain new loans at this low
interest rate or rofinance their ex-
isting indebte(lness to the local as-
sociation through this mothod
lktails of the plan and appli-
cation blanks may be secured at
the office of the Chickasha Pro-
duction tikedit Association at
Chickasha
Democrat Rally
Next 1 londay
There will be a big Democrat
Rally at the courthouse in El Reno
next Monday beginning at 2 p
Iron Scott Ferris Hon Jed
Johnson Mrs Ira Hargrove and
other prominent speakers will
make speeches There will be mu-
sic and entertainment by the Cen-
ter Grove Hill Billies quartet and
Virginia Dove School of the Dance
County workers are planning for
a big meeting and everybody is
urged to attend and bring all the
family
Mrs T IL Anthrson and daugh-
ter Harriett Su? and Mrs Harry
Fleck !--perit Wv(IncAay with Mrs
T C Shack lett in El Reno
iuhoN Is A MODERN CrrY CENTER OF A mcil rAinnw sEcTioN monERN scitooLs
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TIME TO REGISTER
The registration books are open
for voters to register viho have
moved into the county or have be-
come of age If you have changed
voting precincts since the last
election you are urged to get a
transfer
Voters may register for Pre-
cinct N 1 with C A Newkirk at
the Newkirk Cafe and for Precinct
No 2 with W A Vandament at
the Yukon Sun office
Red Rock S S
Wins Co Pennant
Red Rock Sunday school south
of Calumet was awarded the
county pennant having the largest
attendance at the annual meeting A 1111ENTS----1112K IA
of the Canadian County Sunday -
School Association held in the A very pretty wedding of Tues-
Presbyterian church at El Reno (lay evening Oct 16 held at the
last Thursday The mileage and Eighth Street Methodist church
attendance of the Red Rock folk Oklahoma City was that of Miss
totaled 920 points Mt Zion was Viola Albert daughter of Mr and
second Ileaston third and Scott
fourth
Ileaston in the southwest part
of the county was selected as the
meeting place of the 1935 con-
vention In the Young People's de-
partment Wm Blanton of Red
Rock was elected president and
Mks Margie Little of Yukon sec
retary The ntxt Youth's confer- I of Yukon who sang "I Love You
ene will be hcld at Red Rock Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Bond
chunth next February
During the evening session Ce-
cil Cassel West Point won over
17 participants in the Bible verse
finding contest conducted by Rev
A W Hallmark Yukon Cecil has
previously won in three district
contests
Johnson Opposes
30-Hour Week
Washington—Hugh S Johnson
who bossed industry for 16 months
believes a blanket cut of the work
week to :10 hours would bring "a
depression that'll turn your hair
gray"
lie contends that any relief for
unemployment through work week
slashes is "limited" As for taking
care of the jobless the general
says:
"There are many ways to dis-
guise the dole but they are all too
xpcnsie in administration T h e
cheapest Nvay to keep people alive
is direct cash--paying people mon-
ey to buy stuff to eat"
The gencral made these obser-
tticns Monday—the day he went
cff the federal pay roll—in a chat
vith the press at Walter Reed hos-
Dressed in pajamas and a
Ight blue bathrobe 1 An son ex-
plained that what he said was 'just
my private opinion and as a pri-
vate citizen now I can express it"
)1URILNY TAX SALE
in marriage
DECREE IS UPHELD
Mr Ilukil was dressed in con--
vent ional black
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ndnole — Superior Judge C
Both Mr and Mrs Itukill are
Guy Cut lip of Seminole issued an
graduates of the Putnam City
opinion Friday upholding authority
Iligh school
of Governor Murray to issue an
Mr Ilukill is employed at Neal's
order directing county officials not
Dairy on West 10th Street Okla-
to hold delinquent tax sales
homa City
Judge Cut lip issued a restrain-
Following the ceremony a "T-
ing order to Vernon L Kiker pro-
ception was held in the church
hibiting Pal Noe Seminole county
ng room for the hundred or
treasurer from publishing a tax
more invited guests Ice cream and
list at $1500 expense to taxpayers
--- Mr Ilukill is employed at Neal's
order directing county officials not
- Dairy on West lOth Street Okla-
to hold delinquent tax sales
homa City
Judge Cutlip issued a restrain-
Following the ceremony a "T-
ing order to Vernon L Kiker pro-
ception was held in the church
hibiting Pal Noe Seminole county
(lining room for the hundred or
treasurer from publishing a tax
more invited guests Ice cream and
list at $1500 expense to taxpayers
cake was served and the bride cut
and served her wedding cake
FISH FOR LAKE OVER1101SER
which was a three-tiered Angel
The state game department last
food beautifully decorated in pink
week placed 45000 crappie in Lake
and white and a miniature bride
Overholser according to Robert
and groom The hall as well as
Chandler state game warden The
the bridal table was decorated in
liverics were made from state
pink and green
hatcheries at Medicine Park
Mr anti Mrs Hukill have pur
chased a home at 2926 N W 18th
Those attending the County
and will be at home there immed-
W C T U Convention in El Reno
ly
Wedncsday included: Mesdames iate
Ray Lawson Ralph Taylor Claude
Johnston R A Myers C A New REGISTRATION books are now
kirk M J Hart Marie RItter and open for voters to register They
D B Phillips b) October 2G
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YUKON OKLAHOMA 7111U1sDAY OCTOBER 1931
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Mrs Fred Alberts of northwest
of Yukon and Mr Eugene Ilukill
son of Mr and Mrs C M HAW
of Council
Preceding the ceremony Mrs
Fred Tap pe Of Yukon at the pipe
organ played softly Mende Is-
sohn's 'Wedding March and ac-
companied Mr Waldo Richert also
Then follewed the "Bridal Chorus"
by Lohengrin for the processional
and Mendelssohn's Wedding March
for the recessional
Rev Palmer Of the Linwood
Methodist church officiated using
the double ring ceremony
Miss Ruth Alberts younger sis-
ter of the bride as maid of honor
was attractively gowned in dark
blue VelVet W ith matching acces-
sories and was carrying an arm
bouquet of red roses
Miss Arethel Alberts of Brit-
ton cousin of the bride and Miss
Audrey Stone of Oklahoma City
both in satin with accessories to
match served as bridesmaids Each
carried bouquets of talisman roses
Mr Dale Green of Putnam City
served Mr Ilukin as best man
Pretty little Joan Hunt of Beth-
any as flower girl N''as attired in
child's blue and daintily scattered
rose petals down the isle preceding
the bride
And Lloyd Alberts small son of
Mr and Mrs Clarence Alberts Of
northwest of Yukon nephew of the
bride WaS a very attractive ring-
bearer in a Hack velvet 'tux' and
carrying the rings in a gorgeous
white lily
The bride who is a lovely and
accomplished Indy was gorgeously
gownyl in red velvet with white
accessories and carried an arm
bouquet of sweetheart roses tied
with white tulle to match the
flower basket She entered on the
arm of her father who gave her
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'No Injured In
Truck Accident
Roy Stewart and Wilson Van-
tine of Ilatriesville were stverely
injured Thursday morning when
their truck turned over two times
Oil the pavement west of Yukon
near the Shell Creek Service sta-
tion Mr Stewart who was driv-
ing received deep lacerations a-
bout the face and his legs were
badly bruised
Mr Vantine who was with him
was bruised about the head and
right arm Both were brought to
Yukon by the Turner ambulance
where they received medical aid
The truck which was loaded
with empty nitro-glycerine caps
was badly wrecked
The men were enrouto from Bar-
tlesvilo to Pampa Texas It is re-
ported that the men attempted to
pass a car on the highway and the
pavement being wet the truck
skidded off the south side of the
road
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DAYLIGHT THIEVES
NEAR RICHLAND
Thieves: are prowling in the
Richland community Three homes
were entered Sunday while the
ownt‘rs were away from home
At the Clovis home 3 miles Nv es t
of Richland a shot gun and some
tiothing is reported stolen At the
Ernest Pazoureck home 2 miles
east of Richland silverware and
clothing was taken The Paul Sny-
der home 6 miles northwest of
Piedmont was also burglarized
It is said the thieves picked
homes on high hills where it would
be t2asy for lookouts to be stak
Sf-)Ck !TER N ETS $37:71
sock supper at Red
school Friday night was well at-
t ended
iss Elsie Stewart received the
cake for the most popular youmg
lady
Clyde Stewart received the quilt
Postmaster McKinney left for
Appleton City !do Wednesday
morning to visit his mother who
is 83 years old Howard Taylor is
helping- the postoffice force during
absenfie
IT‘W
wnm I comPLETED
ridnty
connni4sionur
ON MDNI(NT IZOM)
Taylor
NN 'ith a force (d trucks and mon
completed the repair work on the
Piedmont road ''-'aturday
The $70S0 contributed by Yu-
kon merchants for repairing the
1 road was paid oat by P B Van-
! (lament as follows: For trucking
gravel $900 and for gravel
$11Sn
District Governor
Visits Yukon Lions
Lion Frank Carter of Enid
governor of Lions International
for this district visited the Yukon
Lions club at their regular meet-
ing Wednesday noon Ile brought
greetings from tiu 46 Lions clubs
of this district and praised the
work that is being done He said
he was impressed with the activi-
ties of the local club especially
with that pertaining to the schools
and Boy Scout work
Lion Carter called attention to
the Lions motto which stresses
Liberty Intelligence and the Na-
tion's Safety and he extolled the
freedom the people enjoy He says
we Fometimes minimize freedom
as a precious heritage and particu-
larly urged loyalty to the princi-
ples of the Constitution of the
United States
Eight Boy Seouts were guests
I) f the club and were presented
NN ith merit certificates by Scout-
master Overminn for works of
merit 'Mr Carter complimented
the boys for having- earned ad-
vancement The Lions members passeid a
resolution inviting the next dis-
trict zone meeting to be held at
Yukon A resolution was also vot-
ed to amend that part of the by-
laws which has limited the mem-
bership of the local club to :10
members
Eddie Russell highschool boy
favored the club with two selec-
tions on the guitar
Other visitors were Joe Treva-
than president of the El Reno
Lions club and Jess Haydon a
member of that club also Waldo
Richert and Roy Overman of the
Yukon schools J II Johnson of
Indianapolis Ind anti the follow-
ing Boy Scouts Laverne Maxey
Roy and Leslie Wagner Martin
Turner Cecil Bloomer Junior Pri-
byl Wilburn Brewer and Harold
Burgess
WATSON-WAGNER
Miss Neatha Watson daughter
of Mr and Mrs George 'Watson
and Mr Winston Wagner son of
Mr and Mrs J B Wagner stole
a march on their friends and were
quietly married September 25 at
Shawnee Okla The ceremony was
A rousing charivari was given
the happy couple at the home of
the groom's parents Monday ev
LIBRARY CLUB TO the groom's parents Monday ev-
BUY NEW BOOKS ening attended by 100 of their
friends
Members of the Ladies Library
club held a delightful meeting at BELIEVE IT OR NOT
the home of Mrs Ed Pribyl last R W Hurst has a petrified tur-
Thursday tie at his home weighing 175
It was decided at the meeting to I pounds He obtained it while visit-
purchase $175 worth of new books ing in Jewell county Kansas this
for the library summer
The next meeting will be held
Thursdiy October 25 at 3 p ITL Rev Mr and Mrs A W Hall-
at the home of Mrs J E Price nrt- fand Trq P ft Vfm(InmPnt
mark and Mrs P B Vandament
left for in ackwell Wednesday
morning to attend the annual con-
ference of the Methodist church
The residcnce of Deputy Sheriff
Jim Whelan which was recently
damaged by fire is being repaired
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t(lresee Postage will be gurante-
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Company Yukon oklahorna
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Interest On School
Tat-rants Is $531631
Canadian county school districts
collected $161162 fo roperating ex-
penses and cashed $139851 in war-
rants during Om fiscal year ending
June 30 19:13 and had one district
vhich cashed less than $200
In the same year the 821
school districts in Oklahoma col-
lected $11147006 in cash of which
$1075956 N as cash sat plus from
prior years $8091117 from ad
valorem taxes and $5279953 from
gross production permanent school
funds county twportionments and
state aid
Out of the cash collected war-
rants tunounting to $9988624
were paid leaving $4458382 cash
in the treasury arid 41179452J
unpaid current warrants outstand-
ing Practices in cashing school war-
rants are not uniform throughout
the state as shown in a survey by
Dr J M Ashton research driertor
of the state chamber of commerce
because 166 districts did not cash
any warrants although these same
districts collected $118079 during
the year and 104 other districts
cashed a total of $1651'2 yet had
lr25165G available There were 570
districts which cashed less than
$200 each
Interest on current warrants a-
mounted to $159811 and on prior
warrants $3:16712 which does not
include interesl on seperate school
‘N a r rants of $15058 making a to-
tal of $531631 for interest on
school warrants
Ford C Harper manager of the
state chamber of commerce says
"This survey shows that some
school districts cash warrants as
soon as funds are available while
others pay out but a small part
of the cash received and still others
cash no current warrants at all
High discounts of teachers' war-
rants are a predictable outcome of
these latter practices"
MISS SANGER TO BE
IN COLLEGE GLEE CLUB
Chickasha Oct 17 (Special)--
Miss Leah Sanger daughter of
Mrs S S Sanger of 321 South
Fifth street Yu li4n has been se-
lected to sing in the Oklahoma
College for Women glee club this
year Miss Sanger sings second
alto in this organization
Miss Sanger has been elected li-
brairian of the newly-organized
glee club and other officers are
Miss Ciquita Matthews of Ard
more president Miss Jane Mathis
of Frederick vice-president Miss
Anna May McConnell of Vinita
secretaQ-treasurer and Miss Hel-
en Wilson of Oklahoma City
chairman
The glee club is one of the out-
standing musical organizations of
k 11 (II: OCCNV art receive(' Lne (lulu performoi by Rev Jack Faton I the college and it 'Cy i I I appear fre-
top made by the Cth 7th and th pastor of the First Christian quently doting the year in public
grado girls church of Shawnee programs on the campus and thru-
Cecil Bow I wa re received the bar Both are fine young people and out the state
of soap
're members of the senior class of
Our net proceeds were 4
the Yukon highschool the groom
f being a member of the hi
or which we wish to thank every Yukon Team Wins
one who contributed in any way ghschool
quartet and president of the F F From Minco 1340
Thanks very truly Miss Burg- A club
hart teacher
The Yukon Millers won a hotly
contested game on the home cam-
pus Friday when they defeated
the Minco highschool eleven
In the first quarter Minco kicked
a field goal putting them out in
front 3-0 But the Millers began
blocking and the game ended 13 to
10 in favor of Yukon
The Anadarko team comes to
Yukon Friday afternoon Last
season Yukon and Anadarko play-
ed a scoreless tie game which ar-
gurs a hot time for the Friday
contest and will be worth seeing
Incidentally it is said that Minco
defeated Anadarko this season
Mr and Mrs Jake Norton were
here from Oklahoma City Saturday
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