The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 97, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 29, 1930 Page: 2 of 6
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THE EL RENO DAILY TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1930
Sopranos F’rinstance
Cc-ed Kidnaping
AS ITALY ACCLAIMED ROYAL BRIDE
CHURCHMEN WILL
MEET IN MEMPH;
Mwtorn pools, wo nro told, no not
receive Justice. I’ut they need not
crow too loudly nbout Iff'there lire
a lot of other people who have the
same cause for self-congratulation.
—Lynchburg News.
Fahrenheit First
Venerable Organization Fulimilielt Introduced Ills mor-
The oltlest live stock misers’ or- ettry thermometer In 1714. Celsius
ffmdziitlon In the I jilted Stoles is proposed the Centigrade scale, the
said to he the Natinim! Wool Grow-, temperature of melt Ini; ice holly?
ers’ association, which was organ- 100 and that of boiling water he-
lped in 1805. * I Ing 0. Christen, working Inde*
-— penitently, proposed, In 1743, a Con-
ti grade scale similar to that of Ce-
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. V- -v ’
—Three Oklahomans will rep
sent the state at the Method
Episcopal Church, South, in its
null meeting mi Memphis, Toni
Rich Asphalt Lake
The famous asphalt lulu* at Tiin
Idacl, Spain, is a huge mass of seeth-
ing pilch, 110 acres in area. At
least fi,000,000 tons of pitch have
been removed from the lake since
Its discovery.
COHN Kit
IMH)lt
Valuable Volume
The first edition of John James Wu8» 1,llt Inverted, and this is the
Audubon’s “The Birds of America,” oue now generully used,
published 18.12-1830, Is today val
ued at 112,000.
Feb. 5 and B. They are th eRd
\V. R Hubbell, rc-.som Trkinil
president, Smithvllle; f|
Miss Gladys Brisman spent Sun-
day night week ago with her sis-
ter.
Rev. Eugenne Nuenschwander
was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Brisman last Monday, Jan. 20.
Loretta Kukes was an all-day
gued of her grandparents last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peters
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Nuenschwnnder last Friday.
Bill King was a dinner guest at
the Brisman home, Sunday, Jan.
19th.
Jesse Meade and family were
Sunday dinner guests of Otto
Reimers and family.
In the evening, they called at
the Brisman home.
Albert Fox called at the Bris-
man home one day last wet k.
Loretta Rukes called at the
Jesse Meade home one day last
week.
Christine and Sadie Meade vis-
ited Lucille King Sunday after-
noon, Jan. 19.
Everett and Loretta Rukes were
Sunday afternoon guests of Ed
Nuensch wander and wife.
Mrs. Carl Hue pel had the mis-
fortune of the getting her arm
broken during the snow storm.
We are sorry lo hear of the
serious illness of Mrs. Fred Relm-
ers.
Mrs. Dick Bomhoff is ill at the
present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Brisman have
been having the flu, but have re-
covered.
R. L. Brisman "motored" to
Okarche on a sled one day last
week.
We are not having school now
on account of the hud snow drifts.
Mrs. Charley Wfldmun left Mon
day for California to visit a daugh-
ter who is very ill.
School.
Rev. A. N .Avervt. Ada, and t
Rev. Sidney H. Babcock Alius.
Sa?e Philosophizes
"The time spent in gambling,"
said lii Ho, the sage of Chinatown,
"is more valuable than tin* money
that may pass, (faming should he
only for tlmse of leisure who have
so much wealth that they do not
need to will”—Washington Star.
Happiness
We can only have the highest
happiness by having wide thoughts
and much feeling for the rest of the
world.—George Eliot.
FLOCK OF HENS
FAYS DIVIDEN1
Evcrait at Gettysburg
The address that Edward Everett
delivered at Getty'burg required
two hours for,Its deliverance and
comprises the space of 18 pages in
Harper’s encyclopedia of United
States history.
Chestnut in History
According*to geologists, chestnut
trees nourished in the terrain now
called New Jersey 0,000,000 years
ago.
Old Bibles on Exhibition
Marking the fourth centenary of
the birth of Jasper Enroll, who was
first toMrnnslate the Bible Into Hun-
garian, Protestants erf Transylvania
gathered an exhibition of old Bi-
bles. The most ancient was a
Enroll edition of 130*2.
Arctic Temperature
The mir.iimnu record temperature
recorded within the Arctic circle Is
that of Fort Yukon, where nn ex-
treme temperature of 100 degrees I
Fuhrcnheit lias been recorded.
Telephone’s Infancy
The first commercial telephone ex-
change in the United States waf
established ut Bridgeport, Conn
in 1S78.
Immcnsa Granite Clock
The l#»* ;est single block of gran-
ite In the wo ld Is considered to be
Pompey's pillar, da Alexandria.
The monument was erected in 207
A. D. and rises 88 feet, and Is 0
feet In diameter, weighing 240 tons.
C’js.-edness?
Several cmiiemporary authors
have admitted that they dislike to
write. We have suspected that
pome of them do It nut of pure eusa-
Mines*. Florence (Ala.) Herald.
Beautiful Thought
Some one hug said of a fine and
honorable old age that it was the
childhood of immortality.—IMndor.
ItalyV future king and queen appear on the balcony of the Quirinal
in Rome to receive the cheers of crowds massed b: low after their
wedding ceremony which united the royal families of Belgium and
Italy, Photo .shown. left to right, Albert, King of the Belgians;
Queen Helena, of Italy; Prince Humberto, of Italy, and the bride,
Princess Maria Jo.sc,
Two former Smith college male
employes are being sought in
western Massachusetts as the kid-
napers of Miss Susan Albright,
20, above, a junior at the Pough-
keepsie institution and daughter
of a millionaire Buffalo gallery
donor. Miss Albright told police
n woman aided in the ah luction.
She was hejd for several hours.
Patriotic Physician
Dr. Andrew Cralgie of Cambridge.
Mass., was the first apothecary
general of the Colonial army.
Marks Noble Mind
Then* is m.thing in Hu* World
<P "in' li admired as a man who
knows how to hour unhappiness
with cuiira.:e. 'Sciiocu.
visited school last Friday ait"r-
noon.
Louise Post entered school to-
day after a two week's absence,
because of 111" had weather.
EtaiJ Girard ami llerfnnn Prod
erreif Filled at lie Dilliir’Jiam
place last Thursday morning.
Great Son Forgotten?
There is not one statue of James
Madison m the state of Virginia.
Made Sheet Last
Whop a woman recently applied
to tlie authorities m Cardigan,
Wales, for a new pair ef shoes, sip!
del'll!red Hint Hie ones sho was
wearing laid las; d 27 years.
Has Made Good
with
MILLIONS!
Finrtt Parchment
Vellum h a fine parchment; 1
ally calf kin, which Is used for
;n nsive binding- for hooks and 1
for written manuscript*. ( \i |8 c
white in color.
C Mom im .
1 De^P
“I took Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegetable Compound when
was tired, nervous and ruil
down. 1 saw the advenisemer
and decided to try it because
was hardly able to do m j
housework. It has helped mj
in every way. My nerves ar!
better, I have a good appetite
i sleep well and 1 do not tire s{
easily. I recommend theVegt}
table Compound to othej
women for it gives me so inucj
strength and makes me feci
like a new person.”—Mrs. Lent
Young, I\. 11, Ellsworth, Main ■
// you see the Aral, it*s Hills
Bros. Codec, which is roasted
I'l.EAH.WT
HOME
Those neither absent nor tardy
the past month were Clifton Me
Cann, Leno McCann, James Mc-
Cann.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bruce and
Wayne were dinner guests in the
Cal Everett home in El Reno last
Sunday.
Ernest Girard spent last week
end at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Girard.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jennings and
Mrs. Ruth Mack of El Reno, called
at J. B. Mlers Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hchlcbor and
children called at the Bill Jacobs
home Sunday afternoon.
Edd Dillingham, of Oklahoma
City, visited homefolks last Thurs-
day night.
Miss Emma Sell to her and bro
thers, John and Eddie, called at
the John Post home Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Wm. Mayfield, Vorse,
Clyde nnd Lottie stolled at the
Wesley Parker home last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schroeder
were visitors at the Fred Schielmr
home last Friday.
Emil Girard was a caller ul the
Wesley Parker home tost Friday.
Thelma Parker called at the
Dillingham home last Thursday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs, Rlli Jacobs called
at the Fred Hchleber home lust
Friday.
Mrs. Will Mayfield and son.
Vorse. and Mrs. Wesley Parker
visited their linele, Robert Fowler,
last Saturday. Mr. Fowler Is quite
ill in his home st Okurch*
Mrs. Lucy Kroger and children
called at the Dillingham home last
Friday afternoon.
We had no school last Tuesday,
because of thu blizzard, the first
day that school has not been in
session.
The following pupils have made
1 he required grades In penman-
ship: Raymond Girard, Elizabeth
Schleber, James McCann and Gil-
bert Scliieher.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bruce called
at the Dillingham home Friday af-
ternoon.
Rowena and Kenneth Kroger
This accurate, continuous
process—Controlled Roasting
— creates a flavor no other
coffee has. Every berry is
roasted evenly—to a perfec-
tion no hulk-roasting process
can equal.
Fresh from the original vacuum
hack. Easily opened with the key.
Slono Arp* Belie*
Stone weapons and Implements
found recently n *:ir Paris are >,tf<
to lie twenty IhmKiiwl yours old
nnd Indications are Hint a grow
hallie was fought on the spot dur
Ing the Stone air,
Is It Not So?
Dorothy was honest, On
she said: "I'm trying to be
uianmui, bill It’s awful Imrd,
so easy to bo naughty."—r
Tribune.
Same Price
for over 38 years
25 winces tor 25i
Pure — Economical
Efficient
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
Tin Pith of Gonitis
So much of our li: e is prcruira
Hen. so much is routine, and so
much relrospe’l, tlirit the pitli of
eiieh man’s genius contracts itselfi
to u very few hours. F icrson.
3 HILLS
■ BROS
P COFFEE
1)3 What You Can
He who waits to do a great
or good at once will never do
—Samuel Johnson.
iTffirnTr'Vf' 01930
Rterry Time at Least
Nettle Numb Lull doem’t
know whether a maritime <
cnee is a wlioope * parly or
tain rher to a honeymoon.- f,
gobs Times,
LONE STAR
ITEMS
Romans Boildcd Well
Water still Hows tliro’wli Hip lead
pips laid by the anelhlit Romans
In Bath, England.
Several in this pari iiav niadi
sleighs and are enjoying tin* win
ter sport.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
s ike Lowest Priced
Door Pour Cylinder
Automobile on market.
VOUl
F.O.B.TOLEDO,O
THIS NEW PRICE MAKES THE
WHIPPET THE LOWEST PRICED
OF ALL 4-DOOR SEDANS
It is Willys-Overiand's 1930
contribution to economical
transportation,an impressive
reduction on a great car
El Reno Rock Island
Team
vs.
Yukon Boosters
S o’clock Wednesday
at the Highschool Gym
night, Jan. 29
A good game is prom
ed. Adm. 35c
111 the DlMrlet P »ur: ,,f He* Pnlti-t
.Slate* in i^tid for the Western HI
* ••(»•♦ of ( llf | # <
IN THE MATTER »»F
Banjamln Franklin Wowerka,
(d. b. a, B Ar J. Shoo Store )
Bftnkrup; >
l\ 11 \ \ l\ It l 1*1*11 \ | t" |
NOTH i: OF FIRST >IF.|;T|\i. OF
(ItUmTOIls
To lhe credit m s of |lunj.,m ,
1* ra iir 11 it Wewerkn "f El ipi,., in
the Ueunty of GAnudhti <,pt,|.M. ,
and District aforcaaid, Bankrupt:
Noth'" to htr» by g.ven that on the
2th day of January, mit, n„- k>«ui
Banjamln Franklin Wt-wicku \Vn>
Sr.,,,, tfr-nHIn Wrrv i v..
adjudged bankrupt; und thgt the
fir^t meeting of hto creditor
be held at room 30:< Fidelity S><i h
h) Building ukluhonni fity ok1,
homa. on the ;th duv „f f.i.iu,,v
1930 ut 10 o'clock In tlie f< ...... ii
a! which time the Mild creditor
m.*y attend, prove UiHr <).im
elect a trustee*, ('xumine the nmk
rupt and transact itch Qth«i 1 •
•*. mv mnv properly come before
raid meeting.
I he bankrupt, to hereby directed
to appear at fhii m*ei:nv ir,r exam-
itr ton bv creditors.
Dated at Oklahoma fity. okh
b'loj, Hut gvrh nay of January
with a great future
Sfoehr mi Sanders
North Rock island Pkone 291
MOW
I Feel Like a
New Person
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Blair, James R. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 97, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 29, 1930, newspaper, January 29, 1930; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918849/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.