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The Heart of the Rich
Canadian Valley
The El Reno Daily Tribune
You Can Buy It For
Less In El Reno
Single Copy, i V > Cents
EL RENO TOftij
IA5 MEANS ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Hlue Ribbon Daily Newspaper Serving Oklahoma’s iilue Ribbon Area.
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, lDCO
(U.PJ MEANS UNITED PRESS
VOLUME 45, NO. 178
VICAR RESIGNS
Crider’s Squad Journey-
ing To MeClain Coun-
ty For Tough Dispute
t; *tj
I
GAMES THURSDAY
Ponca City at Central.
GAMES FRIDAY
El Reno at 'Purcell.
Enid at Chlrka.sha
Anadarko at Guthrie.
Norman at Pampa. Tex.
Shawnee at Seminole.
Wichita Falls. Tex., at Classen
GAMES SATURDAY
Amarillo. Tex., at Capitol Hill.
FIVE-STATE TOUR
10 BRING VOTES
Republican Carries Bar-
rage Against New Deal
Into Farm Belt
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Southwestern Frosh 12. El Reno
Classen 45. Guthrie 0.
Shawnee ID. Wcwoka 8.
Norman 19. Lawton o.
Chickasha 8. Anadarko 0
Central 38. Little Rock. A
OREOON 111., Sept. 28—<U.R>- -
j Governor All M Landon turned
I homeward today from his first
campaign thrust into the farm
i belt, during which he outlined his
full agricultural program.
The Republican presidential nom-
inee. swinging into a final series of I
near-platform appearances In Illi-
nois. Iowa and Missouri enroute to
Topeka, was understood to consi-
der his live-state journey more of
a success than he had expected.
Governor Landon's proposal to |
spend two days campaigning
through the state dominated by
the LaFollette organization, friend-
ly to President Roosevelt, had
been frowned upon by some of his
6 (since March 1930. His successor j advisers, but the Kansas governor
Rev. L. Stanley Jeffery, vicar
ol Christ Memorial Episcopal
churcn, has resigned his place
here to accept a call to St. John's
church in Brownwood. Tex. A for-
mer president of the El Reno Min-
isterial Alliance. Rev. Jeffery has
served the local church as vicar
Although no strictly conference
football battles are on the week-
end calendar, all Mid-State mem-
bers are slated lor action.
El Reno Indians will go to Pur-
cell Friday night ior what is by
far the hardest assignment on theli
early-.season slate. Experts have
rated the Dragons among Okla-
homa's most formidable gridiron
machines, and outcome of Friday’*
melee may portend. In a measure
what El Reno fans may expect
from Coach Frank Crider's co-
horts In remaining conflicts.
Trained by J. H Conger, one ol
has not been named.
JEFFERY RESIGNS
PASTORATE HERE
insisted.
Confidence Reflected
He was described as confident
the tour had aided the party's
drive in states where most politi-
cal veterans forecast a close vote i
in November.
With preparations already un- j
, derway for his next campaign I
| trip through Indiana. Ohio and (
1 Michigan. Oovemor Landon visited (
! the 4.500-acre farm of Governor |
Frank O. Lowden of Illinois Sun-
Did You Hear
ll/HEN Mrs. O. H. Pennybaker,
209 North El Reno avenue,
answered a knock at her door
Sunday night, a "strange" couple
told her they were friends of
her sister. Mrs. Fannie Sterling,
who lives in Los Angeles, and
that they had dropped by for
a brief visit. Inviting the couple
into her home. Mrs. Pennybaker
was given quite a start when
the man announced hLs inten-
tions to kiss her. Finally she
recognized the "strangers" as her
jrother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. David D. Clow of Denver.
Colo. It had been 15 years since
Mrs. Pennybaker had seen them.
—o-
Robcrt Sturdevant, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Sturdevant. 519
East Wade street, who was em-
ployed during the summer as chef
on the boat “Nerrled" 'Greek
word for Water Gypsy) out of
Puget Sound, has enroled at
Walla Walla college In Walla
Walla. Wash., for the 1936-37
term.
Charles Grady, who has been
named to succeed Bill Haller as
basketball coach at Capitol Hill
highschool in Oklahoma City,
formerly resided in El Reno
when his father. C. E. Orady,
was principal of the local high-
school. After moving from El
Reno, young Grady played bas-
ketball at Classen and at the
University of Oklahoma. He has
coached at Britton highschool In
Oklahoma City the past three
years.
El
10 STAGE FIRST
EVENT OE FALL
Knox Bowling Scheduled
To Address Group At
Dinner Tonight
SENATOR PREPARES FOR ELECTION
Reno Vicar Accepts day for a horseback ride and a ,
. _ (period of relaxation before re-1
Post In I exas joining his train this morning!
_ at Byron. 111.
He heard the former Illinois gov-
i/)e very few highschool roaches Resignation of Rev L Stanley I ernor declare Republican prospects
in the stall to use the Notre Dame, Jeffery, vicar of the Christ Memorial [0r victory In November were "very I
AVstem and Notre Dame shift In I Episcopal church, to accept a call
Its cntlretly. the Dragons are re-1 to the St John's church in Brown-
wood. Tex . was announced Mon-
900 PERSONS IN
COUNTY ASK AIO
First autumn meeting of the
El Reno junior chamber of com-1
merce will be held tonight at the'
Southern hotel where dinner will
be served at 6:30 p. m.
Rev. Knox Bowling. Presbyterian
(minister at Duncan, is to appear as’
principal speaker, while William
Fosg. president of the civic club.
! w ill preside.
A program of entertainment has
; been arranged by a committee of
which B. M. McGinley is chairman.
Stevenson To Appear
Musical numbers are to be given
bv a group selected by Fred W
Pike. El Reno highschool band
Instructor. Bob Stevenson, youth-
ful impersonator and skate dancer
who was a warded first prize In an
amateur contest conducted here ■
last week, also will appear on the
program, Mr. McGinley has an-
nounced.
In addition to members of the
| Junior organization directors of the
j senior chamber of commerce as
! well as heads of the Kiwanis and j
Lions clubs at El Reno have been
invited to attend the dinner as
i guests of the civic body. All mem- j
I tiers and prospective members of
1 the junior chamber have been urg-
j ed to participate.
To Outline Fall Program
A discussion of the club's winter
activities will be conducted and an (
I explanation of the "goodwill” en-
(tertamments to be sponsored this I
FELT TODAY AS
Low Reading of 48 De-
grees Follows Sunday’s
Downpour
good." Lowden remarked to report-, ,_______ ._ . .____ . ... _ .,
ers that the nominees farm Officials Cheek AppliCI- T^y alstatant in tf^dramaUc
sueeches had struck him as excel- . . »orpey. assistant m ine aromatic
tions I'or Pensions
Although approximately 900 per-
spccted by all foes. wood Tex was announced Mon- speeches had struck him as excel
Purcell Wants Revenge ; day The resignation was accepted ient
, A year ago the Indians were able | fluring a meeting of the vestry Sat- “Farmers Impressed"
to subdue Purcell 19-0 when the urday. | -Farmers were favorably im-
Uo clubs clashed at Legion park Rev. Jeffery. Mrs Jeffery and son.' pressed by Oovemor Landon'-
but Crider says his stalwarts will Leonard, will depart for Brownwood I speeches." the 75-year-old former I sons In Canadian county already
have much tougher competition Oct. 15. Although no plans to fill the governor said "All the informa -! have madp application for state and
troin the Dragons this week. f$nre vacancy In the local church were lion I get. and it comes authortta- joder-al old age assistance to be pro-
Ihe McClain county grldsters havt revealed. Rev Jeffery's successor Is lively. Is that we will carry 11- t ... . . . . lt ....
shown astounding Improvement expected to be named within the linots and I think prospects for a
The Cridormcn emerged Iron-’next several days. national victory in November are1 additional applications are being
Aieir initial tilt of the season last I coming here :rom Central City, i veP’ 8°°d-" I accepted at the county welfare office
Friday with no serious injuries, al-
Npb.. Rev Jeffery has served as
In response to questions. Low- ; located on the second floor of the
First hint of wintry weather
was felt at El Reno today after
a drizzling rain which gauged 60
of an inch had continued through
most of Sunday.
Thermometers dropped as low
as 46 degrees at 8 a. m. today, and
the mercury had risen no higher
I than into the 50's this afternoon
! Sunday’s moisture brings the to-
j lal recorded at F.1 Reno since Sept
115 to 9.10 Inches.
Farmers in the Oklahoma pan-
handle counted benefits from rain
today despite some snow and freez-
ing temperatures as light, chilly
j rains fell In some parts of the
slate, the Associated Press report-
ed.
Mi-Curtain Has Twister
Three persons were Injured when
a twister smashed their log cabin
near Oak Hill In McCurtain coun-
ty.
Jim R. Jones. 45. was injured
seriously when he was pinned un-
der a log yesterday after the Jones
home was destroyed by a twister
Hts wife and small son were hurt
slightly. Other homes in the area
| were reported demolished but lit*
other persons were Injured.
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, Democratic minimal committee- Mercury touched 32 degrees—
man for California, is in his home state striving to keep pence among the freezing point—at Guymon at
party factions in preparation lor the November election. Last week 5 a. m. today but rose to 36 at
he donned Spanish attire and mounted a horse to participate in a (9 a. in. Rain which measured 1.12
celebration at the Los Angeles county fair at Pomona. ] Inches there had stopped.
Panhandle Snow Melting
Most of the snow In the pan-
handle melted as It fell but scat-
lered patches of white remained
today.
The Caney river at Bartlesville
| was standing two feet and two
inches above normal.
Chickasha reported a four-year
record smashed when .86 inch of
rain fell, bringing the month's to-
LIVES IN DENVER LINDBERGH CASE
arts department of El Reno high-
-chool
A new type of "goodwill" shows (
in the form of old-fashioned mrlo- ,
dramas will be staged in various (
communities of the El Reno trade
area during the fall and winter. Iti
I- planned Directors of the Junior ......
chamber have retained the services All Schools Dismiss AS Woman At Dallas Insists tal to 1066 Inches Ada gauged
ot Miss Torpey who will direct the 0 f . .. .... 1-88 Inches in the past 24 hour*
various programs Safety Measure Baby Is Alive Chilling rains were reported over
Large attendance Urged » .. ■ - .__I the northwestern part of the state
We are expecting an excep-, nruvrD DALLAS Tex Sept . 26-iAh-Thc and *' Kn,d and during
tionally large attendance at
, I DENVER Colo.. Sept 28—<A*'- ...... . ..
Hie heaviest September snow In Dallas Times-Horald said today "In- lne n,»nl-
llance as president for one year.
-Art fs? irrr*!««■«~js i ass < r szjtjss srjsrjn ass issx
rrew In almost every phase
' lPLEASE TURN TO PAGE 6)
FASCISTS ENTER
during the absence each August of ( ^ I,,ln0te HlMJ | g*1?:^ ,_p.p,|<?_nt j ‘ ‘"b
Dean James Mills.
Native Of England
Both Rev. and Mrs Jeffery were
born in England and came to the
United States in 1922. Two years
ago they and their son spent more
thHn two months visiting their
native country.
Rev. Jeffery served for three
years in the British navy during
the World war He was in the ac-
' Government Forres Flee counting department
Rev. Jeffery will fill the vacancy
in the Brownwood parish left by
Rev R. Y Davis, who resigned be-
cause of ill health. Tile latter suc-
ceeded Rev John Power who had
CAMP QUOTA FOR
OCTOBER LARGEST
From Besieged Fort
nv ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Fascist army H000 strong com-
100 ^ out Ils To Be Chosen pose of those filed by persons
l.-,,,. CPC CUrvirn havc ,,ot rpcplvpd «‘d previously. (
r ur Y V V >’Vi ' av After applications for old age as-
- j stance are made, a representative
Canadian county has been al-1 <* <hp department makes
—....... -.....................
menl m» m >■ «•
rades from the ruins of Hie long \|m,r|rm fHv'OII ;S'™ttoii county director of pub- } >111(1111!
............. I„,I... . Aiin.-.it .\I1K I H<lll tint II Ik welfare who said the group # uuiiuiug
.. _ | robablv would be called Into CCC
Her in Senteiu,ei™^11b»ril0rt- 10 ^ „
I Applications now are being tak-
en al the county welfare office on ,
BERLIN, 8cpt 28-<4*i — l .aw*} (he second floor of the courthouse obtained at
mice Simpson. American seaman. jr gj fp.|lo p, * - - -
was convicted of sedition by the [ quota
Dallas in care of a woman generally ranged In the low 50s
nationality" were being today, the Associated Press said
investigated under a cloak of strict j Cold weather and probable rain
falling Saturday, broke power and secrecy. are predicted In Oklahoma Tues-
electric lines and crippled motor- The Ttmes-Herald said the worn-'day. the federal bureau advised,
and street car traffic throughout an Insists the child In her posses-
the city sion Is the kidnaped babe and
All schools were dismissed and that she made an effort to see
authorities broadcast warnings to Governor Harold O. Hoffman of
keep children off the streets be- New Jersey during hts recent visit
cause ol the danger from the brok- to the Texas Centennial exposl- j
en wires. lion but was turned away as a I
Atop Pike's Peak four persons crank,
were reported marooned at the The paper said U had learned
Summit house in zero weather and liom "reliable sources that evi- j _______
Glen Cove. tlirberllm- deuce pointing toward the possi- >
the road up the peak blllty of the blond Dallas boy ScrvicP Station Is LcVCKQ
Authorities said they were In no being Charles Lindbergh. Jr., for .. ,, .
danger a. there WM plant} ol wlmsi- .•ixlm-uun Bruno Richard ISy fcXplOSIon
- and fuel stored at both plarc.v Hauptmann was exi-i Utwl ImI _
RV \SS(H IATED PRESS -. >pili«. was of sufficient plausl-
Five nations were Joined today THOUSANDS HOMELESS blllty to interest New Jersey offl- FLINT. Mich.. Sept
In the breakup of Europe's gold TEXAS FLOOD cials.
blue and the march toward cur- WACO. Tex., 8ept 28 —<A*)— _______ _
if-nev Hfljuistiiiont led off by FVhiicp riious#ndJ* wpi*c liotocloNs in ecu* NKW JERSEY DENIES
65 years of age. and must have
been a resident of Oklahoma dur-
i tng five of the past nine years,
with the last year spent contlnously
In Oklahoma.
Homrs Inspected
Mrs. Stratton and her assistants
i now are completing papers on in-
dividuals who already have been
| receiving assistance from the county.
' and after these applications have
lieen checked the officials will dis- j n • tv i • i ,* , three at
who Bussia Disclaims Attempt on
TWO ME DEAD
IN FLINI BLAST
To Force Kate Down
a$.—</pi—a?
least two persons were killed ana
10 Injured seriously today by an
explosion which demolished the
Oeneral Tire company's service
I ermits Granted,*S£LnS3
*.............. S STSSSJU “X.'tS
that claimed 224 Uvea In that area William Conklin, press aid to|Prevented them from reaching It
- mint H.trnld Hntlman said • OI i,nm searching for other \kih~
ms~~. -=^=35?.-.
beslegeil fortress Alcazar
The government forces fled to
the south slid east Ihelr |»alh
north to Madrid blocked by In-
surgents. In ragged flight the
loyalist inllltla stopped at inter-
vals to shell Toledo and then sped
Ihelr way
________ ei Reno during theJoll,y !n ,tJl f,rst parliamentary iwlned during_the
fill lhe October ,)u.st Uuee days with total con- lPRt of tt^ PVench devaluatlon pro-
struction costs estimated at 13 562.: , SwIizerlancL the Ncther-
MHiihatlan. was convicted In a cuts have been released from the lurHl_ Hre ^ follows:
swift one-day trial duiinu which I WPA are eligible to make appllca-1
ndinllted without reservation lion for enrolment In a CCC
denials by the Russian State bank
t|K,rc Firemen said they believed an
It was In line with frequent underground gasoline tank mm
ups given to this office." Conklli have been Ignited by a spark from
(he loyotis Alcazar defenders whe
for 10 weeks had resisted shell
fire, dvnamlte and gasoline fumes,
.(iu.iijbi . 11,, ii.otr iiut i rn-ii nnimiiea wiinoui resemn ion i i ion ini enrolment in a uuu deuce nt 711 South ftaikcr avenue i •>” 1 w iwn onixiruumv ro view one oi me ihu-m , _ ,, mmi
figs iTSU-S? fteTt're pernmu Com-1,amp. Mro Strettre. -xplalns. ex-; Si I “T" tylU of atreamlined. Malnlrea “V
John O Filch, remodeling real- ^ of P«'"'d'' ,wrrr « Reno residents will have an «P* ^ir gove nor' requested a retreading machine In U»e base
- -• ------ ---------------- intended as an effort to force .opportunity to view one of the 1 "" *OVWMOr
I* arloy Reflecting
llil!li (Confidence
tHYRACUSE. N Y . Sept. 28 i.F
-James A. Farley. Democratic
stale and national rlinirmsm. told
ilic Drmoeratle stale eonventlon
today that there never was a time
In the history of the parly when
imiliiat fitends had tried to set up rept in Instances when- the family | c A Davis, remodeling residence ’ T,M‘ "ordinary banking trains when the "Sam Houston "iHtter «nd report on n
popular front government In t< receiving general relief or
at 116 North Macomb avenue. 1500.
F. Howard Morris, remodeling
transactions," the bank declared.
cal cxamlnatlon before he will be atSh"913
L J Colt, residence at 004 South
Herbert K. Hyde
Scores Josh Lee
Nazi Germany with three siimll bal-(drouth relief
loons and pick ages <>f anti-Nazi The age limit for enrolees Is
propaganda. ! from 17 to 28 years, and each np- avenue' $350
__ | plica nt Is required lo pass n phvsl-
Russian Leilder (accepted for CCC service _ __________
txz •! 4 a XT * 1*7 yHl1 U, tl1f lllst 10. 1,1 Miles avenue. 62.000.
S .iu: \l \;i’/|si provided in Canadian count> since
nUHVCTyiUTdAliNI^ Aprl|. when 30 youths were'
- aecepted Tile quota of 100 is the
1 I'NEVA Sept. 2H 1/Pi Maxln< j larfMl CVM made In this count)
there was "more reason for ronfl- I Mvlnoff, Bov let foreign eotnmlssai 1 Mrs. 8inilton points out. and was
donee" tonight lanni lied a fierce attaek made necessary because of drouth
"You are gathered here In an i before the Lcoque of Nations as-1 nmdlllons of the pasl summer
atmosphere of confidence borne of seniblv against Nazism and Fas | ... — ■
repeated uncross. ' he der-lared "You clstn. declaring them to tie "thel wj •• la,l»
sre facing an election In which deadly enemies of all working peo- I V«t 11 >> «t > ra(trilllll;S
that record of sucress will oe con- Ole r'd of rlvlllratlon " * I tv* i
Untied Without mentioning Oermany by KCl)OriC(l IlU!’IU*r
We liave won the confidence oi name Lltvlnoff opposed the entn- r ^
the people berattse our principles Into the league of any nation
are Ihelr principles, our ideals founded on the Idea of "racial
their Ideals and our enemies, their oh*1 national Inequality which dc-
enemles" m-tlbcs all people except Its own
___________ i as sub-humans."
Marland (laima | reaTr^a^ riJES*w,,S
g--\ is , ,-v | "tlie most aggressive countries"
(lilS I4 1111(1 I* |\('(l "'*d ll>M»fore recommended seek-
I mg universal agreement by calling
........... . „„ _ a iieace conference or convoking
OKLAHOMA LI I V Bcpt. 28 i/l i n conunlsston on European union
-.Governoi E W Marland sad to- to pomical. economic and
day If he convenes a special ses- problems
residence at 602 South Williams I^JIPHI PrOJ^FCSS
Session Planned
Zephyr" passes through this city!
at about 3:30 p. m. Tuesday, It was
announced today by officials of the
Rock Island railroad.
The train will be operated dur-
ing the remaining months of the
Texas Centennial exposition over
Flames Threaten
BURNS FATAL TO
STATE RESIDENT
OKLAHOMA CITY. Rept 58 —
, , tv Mrs. Marv Reese. 30. a deaf
Southern Oreuotl mute, died earlv today of burns
® I) In an 'M'loaton
and fire nt her home
MARSHFIELD. Ore. Sept 28
Her husband. Oeorge Reese, alsg
Miss Harvev Thompson. Canadian ,hr Burlington-Rock Island lines, v, The llre-cmbatUed coast of „ dtHf nlu„ tW(, children
eountv home demonstration ag"nt <>wnod i°,ntl> b” thr R,>rk Island SO!l,,rnl Orp,,on a,’d norU'Pr;’ JfJ: Dorothy. 8 ana Oeorgla 6. still
and James R Childers eountv agent and R'lfllnglon railways, from ilornia smoked like a baltlefteld were ln , hospital suffering ser*
o:'Ts................. lrZ™ - bu^__
bv the Oklahoma oitv rhamhsi- nt It Is eqnip|ied with 660-horse- through the night and day to pre- • i _ __ lx _____
commerce ln Oklahoma City at 6 30 Powpr Dtorel engine. Ls 190 feet long, vent a repetition of the Bandon |‘ UriTK^T S(Mlcl(or
m. Tuesday, aceomntodates 94 passengers and Is disaster at other points.
Principal address of the evenings raP"Wp of « "Pfed of 120 miles per Typical of the grave situation
program will be delivered bv Dr. ihour taring the rich timbered mountain
H. O. Bennett prealdcnt of the No S,°PR 0,1 lhp l,lal r"" ,ro,n reaches of the area the vll-
Oklahoma A and M college Still-1 City are contemplated, but hige of Myrtle Point, about 30
My opponent. Josh Lee. says he WBp.| while others who will take ,op“l Prison.' will have a fleeting miles southeast of Marshfield anc
snoi.ER Sept » -AS—Herbert "
K Hyde. Republican senatorial
nominee, in a speech prepared for
delivery here today, said:
Plans Addresses
OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 28
Republican state headquarter*
Nhuh* Officers Tonight
Annual election of officers of the
WASHINGTON Sept 28 'AN
The Association of American Rall-
wllh a 1ns* of nine lives Siturdsv sPe|,k Thursday
n, ht gum Friday in Sayre and Chey-
enne. and Saturday in Alius and
the
same fate of the 1.500 residents ot
SSSSi ~=■— ~“=~S ~ sari-
loads reported today that the net advertised for faim labot loi long (-linmt-w-1 oi rommeiee; and Floyd 8 ——————
railway operating Income of 103 Poms and hatd work at 69 per I Lamb, president of the Oklahoma |<V!W4k|* Orlm-faccd men, feaiing mr Hobart
dass I railroads for August was month on his farm' HtMtr association 1 > /XII vTtclIJN same fate of the 1.500 residents ol H v Vin_vill^ „# .h-
656.909 777 com|>«red with $36,833 Hyde said the average wagi William Olll will act U matter "" * - - • ••• -------
(K18 for the same month last year. ( for farm labor In 1932 was $15.50, nf rnemon!es
The railroads Included In the re- ( Ppi month and $14 25 per month .--
port represented 84.3 percent of In 1933. n i xivi'p I'D A Nflt'
total operating revenues, the as-I "I think my opponent, who bad i»on rt DB vt Brtmift
idelation said i an independent Income aside from MELT DLLAYEI)
--- his farm Inroine. nt ght have found
WINNERS IN (JOI F 11 P0BPlble to 1,1 ,p,u', ,hP "VPI*
Win At Louisville ' ‘’'run'ninuh^'1, oS
ahottl Mvrtle
LOITT8VILLE. Kv. 8*pt 28. -14s(night.
—The Fraser All-Stars of Lynn
Mass., defeated the 8lcwart O'-
Regular meeting of the Banner P**n*ll club of Trenton. N J.
Point during
WEATHER
Cunningham.
Moines. Iowa, national vice chair-
man of the Business and Profes-
sional Women's clubs has accepted
speaking engagements for Sapulpa
and Cushing Oct 5. He said Mrs,
Mabel Wyeth. St. txmta. president
of the Women's National Repub-
lican clubs, will speak In Okmul-
L’tfL'vn- Lv.mrn H“r WH“P <onnldprlnB hl* “rPal dp* Orange, which was scheduled for 9 10 'VpMprd*v 10 wtn ,hr Amp,‘ I
Pi \ Pi IN I nPil/P/i I Pill sire to compel other employers to Tuesday night, has been postponed lran Baseball congress national Forecast
_ ------- , «>v* hl«hpr wa«p" «•'»<» shorter until 8 p. m. Oct. 6 Paul Borne- tournament. Cloudy, probably rain tonight and gee and Muskogee Oct 0.
Prize for class A championship hours. Hyde said 1 maim, master, announced today The winner will make n three Tuesday Slowly rising tempera- ______
In the Mutual Women's golf touma ■ — The "Booster dav program to week tout of Mexico meeting lures Puesdn) ATTEND OPKNINt-
mint at the El Rrim Golf mid MOORES HOME have been given In celebration of ! amateur teams. ( FI Reno Weather Mr and Mrs C Boh kneel
slolt of the legislature >n Novem-
£ ^rftJSSTS«£:S.»red Heart Alumni
er diverted gasoline fund aeeumu-
lations should be returned in the(
highway department
Natural!) 1 oatinot ............ Sacred Heart Alumni assoelation Country club last week was awarded Mi and Mrs. W. L. Moore :>2t) the seventieth anniversary of the The tournament •urtad hen For 34-hour period ending at 4 1 , 1 n„n,t -tr-et spent the week.
„.r!!"Y..1 h".^ w11’.! .. !h nk wn! b!' lu'l!U'V,.,!r ,nTu,.,u.1 30! *!. G. TVevaUtan. who defeated South Hoff avenue, returned Sun-j national Orange, will be presented, sept 19 with 18 teams, wimin: pm Sunday high, 66; tow. 40; at and In Kanaaa Olty? M<> »
the) cannot do,” said Marland I) R) tonight al the school building, I Mrs H McCraney In the final day from a fortnight's vacation j «t the meeting next week
"The legislature made an up- Mrs Paul Scott, president, announr- matrh trip io Hoi Spriuga. Ark . and Dyer. I _______
propria 1 ion from a 40 percent dl- ed today ! Mrs Ryan H Morels downed Mrs. Tenn At the latter city they visited [ Mrs Asa Mayfield and
version. Can II repeal an appro All members of the association 1 Jesse W Haydon to Win the class Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. J, 8 1 h< ryl Douglas were Norman visit, lied from
priuUuii once made?" * have been urged to attend. * 4 r.,i,,-f,i« 11,,», mu l Mum. ,,ii,m. mi.uui. i _— —,— I—
A consolation title.
Moote. and other relaUvea.
it's Saturday.
of seellnnal meets, entered I’li. 4 p m il
| El Reno Independents. Oklaluuns state nt weather elondy
Mis.-1 sHiid'ot champions, were ellniltia-i Precipitation Sunday. 80 Inch
the competition Iasi I Sun rises tomorrow at 8:13
week. I Bun sets today at 8:10.
they attended the formal opening
ni the Municipal auditorium One
10( the outstanding feature* of the
new building Is a miniature dupU-
‘ cation of the Molv Land.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 178, Ed. 1 Monday, September 28, 1936, newspaper, September 28, 1936; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc917348/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.