The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 66, Ed. 1 Monday, May 23, 1938 Page: 2 of 6
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EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
MONDAY, MAY 23, 193
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CALUMET CLOSES
PRESIDENT ORDERS REPAIR OF FARRAGUT FLAGSHIP
Commencement Program
Is Arranged Thursday
CALUMET. May *8 — 'Special)—
chmtrain. adjacent New Orleans. In*
to a close a splenald year with the
issuance of crudes and term reports
c • Friday morning of this week
Ti e bighsclujol coinuuncemiH ex-
ni.ii are scheduled Thursday
evening
M<'tubers of the graduating class
an Mavis Rugg, Estlier Clapper.
Margaret Bullock, Matt Crownover.
Cirrald Smith. Thelmalee Bailey,
f >al Flood. Maud Henley. Ernest
Palmer, Ezzie Pahner, Bezzie Pal- j
ti er. Donald Power. Oeorge Burge
Altene Smith. Eleanor LePVver and
Opal Mae Graham.
The Calumet system has been
led this year by Verron C
1' :lker. superintendent. Mr Walk-
er Is president of the Canadian
County Teachers association, and
i; a consultant of the policies com*
mission set up by the O. E. A
In his first year's work at Calu-
met many accomplishments have
be n made that have raised the
in dards of the school Mr Walk-
<r has been very efficiently as*
■. ted by Miss Helen Montgomery,
hi !)school principal; Ross Cub-
r ,;e elementary principal; E H
Miles Mrs Dee King, and Lester
Adams, highachool instructors; Mrs
Montgomery. Miss
PITTSBURGH DECLARES WAR
ON ‘SMOG’ - SMOKE AND FOG
Link To Sea Consider
For Lake Pontchart
NEW ORLEANS. May 23—
PITTSBURGH, May 23—(U.R>—
Pittsburgh lias declared war on one
Elva Jennings Married
To Frank Pazoureck
RESULTS—"It looks awful,” shouted President Roosevelt when, about to leave Charleston, 8. C., on
his vacation cruise, he saw the Hartford, flagship of Admiral Farragut, hero of Mobile Bay, rott'ng
at 1U dock. “Oct a WPA project down here and we ll fix it up,” he told Commandant Alien of the
navy yard. So the fixing is being done, as above.
girls’ divisions of the invitation!
tournament held at Calumet.
In Junior iiigiischool truck, the
team won 56 points in the county
meet to give them second place.
Lester E. Adams coached this team
In fine arts the school lias spon-
Thelma | sored a worth while program to
OUTING ENJOYED
I i him. Miss Kathryn Leighton | pupils and patrons alike A pro-'
and Dee King, grade touchers ; gram of music instruction, be*
Hv school enrolment has shown I ginning wlUi the primary grade
a sliuht increase during the past and extending through the entire
t i m with tiie greatest Increase 12 grades, has beer set up with
0(.< riing in the highachool. One some very beneficial results. Thi-
ol the first Improvements made rhythm band, under the direction
during the year was the purchase of Mrs Montgomery and Mrs.
o( two all-steel busses, which mod- King, and the school glee dubs and
enuzed the transportation fadi- choruses have presented some very
it!* . The school library was re- outstanding perlonnances during tin
equipped and a large supply oi year The highachool operetta and
books added the all-school novelty program mM
Senior Class Entertained
By Juniors
of its most deadly enemies—smog.
Smog, a combination of smoke
and fog, Is to Pittsburgh what
dust storms are to the middle west
—a nuisance and a menace to
public liealth.
hv I KIRI NT. IOKKESPONDLN I Recognizing tills fact, Pitts-
1MKDMONT May 23 Mr and burgh's leading scientific organiaa*
Mrs C. F Jennings have an- , lions, hi co-operation with tha
flounced the marriage of their WHA W* *M*r mtemles. have be*
,i»«t of il.c most comprehen-
sive cru-aides ever undertaken in I
this indiptr^} city,t , I
Even the milkman is taking part
The ceremony was performed In the drive. His job is to distribute
I, iu at Sulphur Tiie bn : ! 1 Aw questionnaires to Pitls-
plan for reduction ard eventual p,ans for transluimill* Lake
tlimlnatlon of smog from Pitts-' chartaln. adjacent New Orlean
daughter. Miss Elva Jent mgs, to
Herman Pazoureck son of Mr and
Mrs Frank Paaoureck of Yukon.
burgh will be presented to the city.
Institutions co-operating in the
survey are the Allegheny County
Medical society, the General
Health council, the Air Hygiene
foundation of Mellon institute, the
University of Pittsburgh’s depart-
ment of industrial hygiene. Singer
Memorial research laboratory and
the U 8 bureau of mines.
Hospital Notes
to a salt lake have been subr
to city officials by Robert J. 1
consulting engineer.
The engineer's plan calb
dredging a now existent sysu
shallow lakes and bayous
connect the lake with the
gulf so that gulf tides would
directly into the lake.
Kuhn pointed out that sini
completion of New Orleans’
$12,000,000 lakefront beautlfi
project hundreds of thousar
couple was attended by the bride- I'tiyfeii homes to find out what ef-
$icorn's brother. Bill Pazoureck
Mrs Pazoureck was graduated
from the Piedmont hlghschooi with
the class of 1031 She lettered in
bc-ketball four years -
Mr. Pazcureck attended school
In Yukon
Mr and Mrs Pazoureck now are
residing with his parer U After
harvest they will establish their
home three miles south and a mile
flest of Piedmont
feet smog lias on the health of
Pittsburghers.
We are going to ask 100.000
average citizens to tell us their
health story for the past winter.”
Or I. Hope Alexander, city health
director, said. 'We wart to know
hew many colds, sore throats and
ether disorders of the nose, throat
and lungs they had Those ail-
ments may in a measure be caused
by breathing smoke into the
Mrs. Harold Reuter. El Reno persons are using the laki
route 1, was admitted this morning bathing,
to the Catto hospital to receive "The water Is brackish an
medical treatment. pleasant and the connection
Miss Eleanor Dannehl, Okarche. the gulf would afford bt
underwent a tonsillectomy this good, salty water Idee bather
morning at the El Reno sanitarium , Joy in Florida, ' the engineer
New seating equipment was add-
ed to iliuksrooms. the science lab-
oratory was rehoused and needed
equipment purchased.
An efficient means for heating
the sclvool gym was provided and
n w drinking fountains were in-
- tailed in the buildings
All of these additions and 1m-
proicounts were culminated by the
om outstanding achievement of
ti Jntuining a full nine months
term This is the first nlne-
ti ul.th term the Calumet schools
hi i operated during the past four
jmant The schools financial con-
dition lias been improved to the
annual num-
newly established
bars.
Oiee clubs, choruses and curri-
cular music has been ditected by
Miss Thelma Laughiin and Miss
Kathryn Leighton
The purchase of a sound mo-
tion picture projector has added
to the activity oi the school and
a worth while program of visual
education is being planned for the
coming year.
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
UNION CITY, Mav 23- The
tunior class of Union City hlgh-
schaul enlertaked the senior class
willi a wiener roast Wednesday
night.
Those to enjoy tire courtesy were
Mr and Mrs R W Kuess, Miss
I.ucillc Hawker. Etta Mae Spittler.
Eileen Patzack. Juanita McMa-
han. Charles Moore. Oleta Pinks-
ton. lent it -Pinkston Irene Albers,
Helen Oatz. Cell) e Gate. Kami a :
Kudek. LaVeta Wood. Sylvnnla j
Neely, Oreen Keely, FVirresttne Wal- 1
Dee. Elmer Ninman. Woodrow
Baker, R B Pinkston. J C Pinks-
ton and Arnold Moore
Miss Emma Hosier entertained
die sophomore class with a party
Wednesday i igiit Tiie evening
Iced refresh-
extent that all current expense*?; j sjm-p ea rJy
j the trip is to be financed by the
class funds and Individual assess-
ments for all peraoiml expenses.
hi." tiie operation of tiie term have
tic n met monthly and all past due
accuuhts Incurred from prior years
have been paid The 1938-39 term
will be started free from debt
, In scholarship and athletics the
shcool lias made a very encourag-
ing record. Orade school pupils
as well as hlghschooi pupils carried
off a great number of first and
• ■olid honors in the county cur-
ricular contfsts Helm Thomp-
fon, an eighth grade pupil, was
the county valedictorian with the
highest grade of all county eighth
t’t -de graduates.
In athletics the Calumet tennis
n> nk'd high with two of Coach
Dee Kings wrestlers winning a
’ id place in the district meet
and going to the state meet as
< ■ menders from the smallest school
in Oklahoma to participate
This year's Junior and senior mas speru mformaliy
classes of the Calumet school art meins were served
making a trip to Carlsbad cavern | Mrs John McMahan entertained
in New Mexico. This group leaves tin Ladies iAid society Friday af-
Friday morning by bus Plans Unicon Mrs Frank Davis had
have been underway for this trip e'.ugr of the devotlonals and Miss
in the school term, uni ^
financed
Kate Boevers presented the special
features
Tiie next ineetii g will be with
Mrs C. R Messenger
Present were Mrs Marvin Bls-
well, Mrs Alice Stephens. Mrs A.
M McMahan, Mrs Frank Davis,
Mrs. Mae Stephens. Mrs E 8
Morrison. Mis Cora Petree. Mrs
Ann McMahan. Miss Kate Boevera j
and Mrs Oscar Lamons.
Quests were Mrs Haley Sweeney
and Mrs John Morrison.
Miss Florence Woods entertain-
ed with a dinner Wednesday eve-
ning wilen her guests were Mr
and Mrs R F Roselle. Mrs Mary
Frances Martin aid Mrs Daisy
Smith
Mrs John Morrison and chil-
dren of Oklahoma City are visit-
ing relatives here.
Mias Oleta Pinkston was an over-
Ml-s Eileen Patzack
Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. J. B Majors. Mr.
i and Mrs O F Fuller of Waco,
Tex, were overright guests Thurs-
day of Mr. and Mrs Roy Wallace
and attended the commencement
program.
The Banner degree team will
come to the Union City Grange
meeting Tuesday night, May 24, to
ctnfer the third degree on 14
cat didates All Grange members
are urged to be present
' lungs "
Mr and Mrs M F Dickerson The WPA. which is supplying
and daughter, Argus, attended the money for the campaign, also will
graduation exercises at Guthrie , provide 50 workers, many of them
trained scientists, to measure the
smoke that pours from chimneys
higliseiiool Thursday night.
Miss Louise Bnyiier. who taught
school at Custer City the past
term, is spending the summer vaca-
tion at the home of her mother.
M s Mary 8nyder
The trip will be supervised by Mr
Walker and Miss Montgomery.
The Calumet board of education
consists of M E Thompson, presi-
dent; Ed Spear, clerk; und Oordon
Crump, member
MATTRESSES
REBUILT .
REAL BARGAIN
New cover furnUbed and your
old matlno* ciunpirlely i leaned,
rrcarded and made Into a nice
fluffy, nra mu II mu, fur only
Pine wheat farm, all cultivated,
good fence. One-half mile to
hlghwav. Guaranteed title One-
hair oil rights go with farm,
one-third crop Has fine wheat
and oats crops now.
Modern Etiquette
"By ROBERTA LEI
$2.50
R. A. BRUCE
Reno Box 202
Q Is it all right to have a fruit
centerpiece on the dinner table?
A Yes; the proper bowl or plate
heaped with select oranges apples.
I teaches, pears and grapes is very
effective.
Q What is the dlffei *nce in the
j pronunciation of “fiance'' 'maacu-
I nner Spring Mallrr-sr* made
(rain your old mulimw In 4C4
rtripr licking. (hukI springs.
Only *7 95.
folks have t fi.it old moilroos
IrUilt Ido au Innrrspring. You’ll
llkt It. We giuranlte aur work.
4-MINIATURE
PORTRAITS
10c
In addition to this record. Coach line) and flarcee ifeminine.?
F H Miles girls basketball team
captured second place trophy In
the Kingfisher invitation tourney,
and the boy* team went through
r winning season to win tiie co-
rhuuipionxhip of tiie Canadian
Valley coni ere nee.
Tiie grade teams coached by
Ro Cubbage won both boys' and
A There Is no difference, both
are tpronounced fe-an-su e as in
me. first a as in ah. second a as
in say. accent last syllable
Q When a jyoung nun und a girl
are attending a party, which one
should suggest lliat it it time to
go ikome?
A. The girl
STAPP
Mattress Fatcory
Enlargements
Frames
Films
419 W London
Phone ISM!
May Ml R. Raker
Over
Hamptons Shoe Store
INSURANCE
ABSTRACTS
Canadian Valley
Abstract Compuny
MAUD LARKY I I Mgr
El Reno, Ok la
J. I. CASE
Farm Implements
Will save you
See the new 12-foot, one
combine.
New and Uaed Case Tractors
more:
man
DOUGLAS
IMPLEMENT CO.
1301 South Choctaw
USE MORE MILK
HERE’S THE
SECRET
We use a special cleaning
fluid. . . .it cleans cleaner, it
kills germs and moths, it
brightens colors, restores
beauty, and makes dollies
last longer; It’s raster, safer
always odorless
PHONE
470
BAND BOX
CLEANERS
HAIRCUTS
Our ( lean, rich, wholesome milk will please
You.
Ami It s PASTEURIZED FOR SAFETY.
HART CREAMERY
INDEPENDENT
MO West Wade PHONE Ml
FOR CHILDREN
Your Union Barbers are ex-
perts at cutting children's hair.
You’ll find you'll have leas
trouble with your children--
even the youngeal child—If you
bring them to ua.
Mean Itrummel
Cubhage Karher Shop
Kelley’s Barber Shop
McCain’* Itarher Shop
Pullman Barber Shop
GOING ON A VACATION?
Don't leave Your Pets to get along as best
'hey eun. Rring them here. We board animals
by the tluy or week while you are gone.
'Ye Give Them The Best of Care
DR. WALTER H. MARTIN
VETERINERY HOSPITAL
PHONE <il
Raw Milk I* The Only
Perfect Fowl!
"Not changed by heating” NA-
TURES own food protected by
good clean handling and delivered
tresh dully to your grocer.
ROYSE’S GRADE A
in homes, business establishments
and Industrial plants in all parts
ol the city.
When all data is assembled, a
NELSON MOTOR CO.
Yrar Ford Dealer
.‘10 Used Cars for Your selection. 217 Nortl
Bickford. Across Street from Postoffice.
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DOLLARS
AT A TIME WHEN
YOU NEED THEM
SALARIED MEN AND WOMEN
Can Quickly And Easily Barrow From Us—
UP TO
UP TO
ON YOUR NAME
ON GOOD SECURITY
We offer a convenient plan for men and women who wish to
iMirrow money for any purpose. Loans from us are obtained
Loans from
without delay and red tape and the entire transaction is entirely
confidential. Loans tan In? repaved on convenient term* by the
week or a small sum on each payday. We invite your investiga-
tion.
BORROW TO—
BANISH BILL MIMES
If you have a number of bills outstanding on which you are
making payments let us suggest that you put them all into
a cash loan. This way you eliminate payments in several
plures; keep your credit good and banish bill worries.
TAKE A VACATION
That longed-for “Real Vacation" can be a reality this sum-
mer! Don’t continue to deny yourself the pleasure of a
needed vacation if lack of extra money ia the reason. Vaca-
tion funds can be puyed back a little each payday after you
complete your trip.
GET YOUR NEW CAR
To many of us a car is an absolute necessity
our business life.
Year car will serve as security on the loan.
. in our business life. If youra ia a constant
imse get it replaced with a new one or a
one.
Industrial Finance Co.
“Home Owned—Hone Operated”
105«/i SOUTH BICKFORD OVER McLELLANS
F. G. Chambers, Mgr. .. -——Phone 22- Hazel Merritt, A*s’t. Mgr.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 66, Ed. 1 Monday, May 23, 1938, newspaper, May 23, 1938; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc921435/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.