The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 229, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 28, 1945 Page: 3 of 6
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Wednesday, November 28, 1945
Dinner Guests
Are Entertained
Markets
Death Claims
El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
announced by Wilson funeral home
MARKETS
Feted
Union City Homes
Roosters „.
Springs _
Y TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
UNION CITY, Nov. 26-Sunday
iinner guests In the A1 Ross home . ~©e«
were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Oatz anti I No.v 1 turkeys
tily, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross, Mr. 1
I Mrs. Daniel Warren and child-
i of El Reno, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Uack and family. Mrs. Edna Rod- j Ducks
ik, Aldene Ritter. Rose Marie "
Grimlinger of Oklahoma City, Mr.
nd Mrs. Ralph Carel of Port Reno.
“r. and Mrs. John Conrad, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sanders and family. Mr.
tnd Mrs. H. C. Ross and family,
|Ml*s Marjorie Ross, Mr. and Mrs.
7°hn Conrad, jr., and Mrs. Ralph
•Peddersen.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wartcliow
• tad a family reunion dinner Sun-
day when their guests were Mr. and
IMrs. Harold Wartchow and child-
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wartchow
tnd son. Herbert Wartchow and
hildren, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sims
IfUid family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wil-
|>on and son, Mrs. Oeorgc Hayle
|,iml sons, Mrs. Dennis Majors and
hildren. Mr. and Mrs. Bcister White
ind child, Mr. and Mrs. John Gatz
md family. Mr and Mrs. Frank
i Svans and family.
In honor of their daughter on her
seventh birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Sain
Tovasad entertained at a dinner re- • Dcvemlxu
°ntly for Carolyn Jo. Those to en- ! 24.00
ioy the occasion were Mary Frances
^adtke, Gloria and Marilyn Ast,
"adellne Schumacher, Mary Ann
Sweeney, Mary Agnes Bosler, Victor
rolm and Mary Cletus Novasad. Af-
iooii callers were Mr. and Mrs.
n Gatz and daughter. Donna
Marie, of Oklahoma City, and Vic-
Davacky.
Oucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
toe vers and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Bocvers spent Thursday at
jawton in the home of Mr .and Mrs.
T. D. Howard.
(Corrected to 2 p. m. Nov. 28)
Wheat ______
Barley ______
Bright oats
Stained outs
Ear com____
ButtcrfaL _
Eggs
William Kuhn
Brief Illness Fatal
To Local Resident
NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK. Nov. 28—</P)-Lute !
selling hit the stock tnarkqt today !
and closing prices generally were
lower aftci earlier irregularity.
Rails, steels and motors were the
greatest lasers. Airlines managed
to hold on to some of their gains i
as did the farm implement division
but when the tickei tape stopped
only a handful of plus signs were
apparent.
William Kuhn, 63. died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. A. L.
Cady, 1214 West Wade street, ear-
ly today after a brief illness.
Mr. Kuhn came to El Reno in
1927 from Iowa. He was a mem-
ber of the Bible Baptist church
and the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows.
Survivors other than Mrs. Cady
arc two sisters, Mrs. Julia Huff-
man of Snohomish, Wash., and
Mrs. Alice Myer of Forest City,
Iowa; a brother, Charles Kuhn.
Hampton. Iowa; and a niece, Mrs.
Conrad Wooldridge. Chi-kasha.
Funeral arrangements will be
SERVICES ARRANGED
|fOR VICTORIA SWALLOW
Funeral services for Victoria
Swallow. 18-year-old dnughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swallow', who
died Tuesday at the home of her
parents in Calumet, will be con-
ducten at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday
at the Calumet Christian church.
Burial will be made in the Calu-
met cemetery.
• Survivors, in addition to her
parents, include two brothers.
George Swallow', serving in the
army, and James Walter Swallow,
of the home; and a sister, Ossie
Sw'allow, also of the home.
Benson fhneral home is in
charge of arrangements.
John R. Gallagher Is
Three
Discharged from Army
How Can I?
Farm Woman Is
Technical Sergeant John R. Gal-
lagher arrived in El Reno Tuesday
night after receiving his discharge
from the army air forces at Camp
Chaffee. Ark. He is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Marie Gallagher, 209
South Barker avenue.
Sergeant Gallagher served for
28 months in India with the supply
corps of the air forces.
Freed in Slaying
WOOL
NEW VOKK t_ 01 TON
NEW YORK. Nov. 28 'A*)—Per-
sistent mill buying against textile
orders along with scattered local
demand advanced cotton futures
in moderate trading today.
Futures closed ta ccm.s u bale
higher to 10 cents a bale lower.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Nov.
was slow in '^rain futures pits I
mast of the time today, who.t !
Wheat
held firm and oats and rye were
easy most of the session.
Wheat closed unchanged to 1 4
higher than the previous linidi.
December 1.80 1/2. ceiling; oats
18 Lower to 1/8 higher, December
7r, 1 '2-5 n
LIVESTOCK
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov (V)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dries and I ~ Cattlc 3’°°°- ralve,s 1 -400. only
llighter. Miss Vltalis. suent Tliiirs- ' **° °r ,lu i'' ,oflds b,"'< of-
fered; medium and Rood short
laughter. Miss Vltalis. spent Thurs-
lay at Stillwater as guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Fred Dries, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lamons and
amlly spent Thursday in the home
>f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lamons of
>ary.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Goza, whe
|esidc in California, are visiting
'’s. Nora Murry and Mr. anti Mrs
stcr Goza.
Mr. and Mrs. John Long of King-
' er *ere Sunday guests in the
iy Sanders home.
Mr. and Mis. Joe Winding of j ^V.00
hicago. BL, spent a few days in the J
good Ml.
fed steers 13.25 tc 1500: vealers
and calves mostly 12.00 down to
8.00; choice to 13.50.
Hogs 3.700; active ?it ceiling
prices; top and bulk 14.55.
Sheep 800: slrud.x ;u Tuesday's
advance; to|> lambs 13.75.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 28 —'A’)—
Cattlc 6.800; calves 1.500; good and
low choice slaughter steers largely
15.00 to 16.15; few' top good and
choice heavies and veaicrs 13.50 to
Hogs 3,800; slow, uneven; stap-
les last week .......”v I fairly aggressive on good and
Mrs. John Santkrs and Miss Mb r- |h0,ce 180'3'M, |x,u,ldK at liA5'St:
ic Ross spent last week visit..... ,Ufndy 10 ,owcr: puck, rs biddl,1«
t Vlnita M<lnfc ^ 10-15 l0ivcr at 14.40 and 14 45
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schumacher Sheep G.000; no lambs sold early:
ad as their Thursday dinner guests : ’Pe" "® b ds ,owr'
r. and Mrs. Albert Ast and family,
r. and Mrs. Ben Hannaman and
anUly.
John Webb spent the week-end
rlth relatives in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Alice Rass and son, Ray-
iiond, have returned from Vinlta
here they visited Mr. and Mrs.
y Caudray.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bell and son.
15 le, Mrs. Ross Bell of Lawton
-----. Bass
cef, Mrs. Doris Haynes, son, Dan-
, and Evelyn Morrison were Sun-
y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lando
ood.
emon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
If you inftrr fnm rliMinuitlf, Arthritis it
nrnrltlg i hi |r : * s
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UK1 • f 1 f UVf||MMIfM| ti gill ply,
totth). MK It villi ji «4Unrt nf ruftr. nti«| the
Julrc of I iHiiuitf li d • \o frotiMp at
all Rtiil pl*<cKMiit. Von life'll only H
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— RotiH*ilm^ •nrrnitfM * fpl< imIdI rotjlts are
ol’tutm’l. If fluiJiLi do t*»l |r*a\t»
asm! If you ’ do tN»t fre| iH’iifr. rt'luni th*
empty ittiriiiK** and l(n-• \ r Ml curt joh tiifth-
Ihtf to try . d It i.i *1 !•> your drn;vu*l iiHlrr
an alifinl’jtp moiipy-hwk |unmiiim\ Vto-Kt
(. oin|Hpii»d lit for Hi In ami i l/v
8i li«AtUiik iJmg a ml ilnig storm e*vt} vli«rc.
OUR SriENIII IC EVE
EXAMINATION WILL
DETERMINE YOUR NEED
DR. EARL DORROUGH
boy — Mr. and Mrs. I ioyd
rhiie, 134 North N avenue, are
f Parents of a son, weighing
Slit pounds and 10 ounces, born
.y in the El Reno sanitarhmi.
Opfomefrisl
— — __
rs. Kennedy, Son
re Here for Visit
I Mrs. Claude E. Kennedy and
Paul Alan, of Los Angeles,
illf., are visiting In El Reno
Ith her mother, Mrs. Fred Bolton,
ho^ resides in tlie home of Mrs.
Lord. 1001 West Wade street.
Mrs. Kennedy Is the former Miss
letty Sue Bolton. Her husband,
ho served as a yoeman first
in the navy, recently received
discharge and is now employed
Los Antzolosi
I'liuiir 450—104 Wesl Vlayrt
Kcrfuot lluU*! Buiidiiif
GLASSES REPAIRED
LENSES DUPLICATED
JOHNSON
BEAUTY SHOP
WILL MK ( LOSKI)
UNTIL niX KMUKR
DUE TO ILLNESS
PROPERTY TAX UP
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (U.R)- A mil-
'll dollar increase in property '
:es was recorded in Wyoming j
Is j*ear. Large gains in county j
nd school taxes brought about the !
Tease. The state mill levy for
i|XTty tax purposes wus main-
lined at- two mills this year, same
In 1944.
I he shop will be open for
business I he morning of
December 10.
Grade
Raw Milk
and Cream
CITY DELIVERY DAILY
on
MORNING OHIVfRY
DAILY TO YOUR DO Off
NUTRENA FEEDS
Best for Poultry Needs
WE PAY TOP PRICES I OI{
ULTRV • CREAM # EGGS
We are unable to get a 'phone ut
the present. Will you drop us a
card il you want the convenience
of delivery service?
—Just write Davis Dairy, Route
3. El Reno.
Htrdv’s Produce
DAVIS DAIRY
Island
Phone 183
ON EAST I OREM AN
Forrest Davis, Owner
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Thomas Kirkegard. -Minco.
who underwent a major operation
in the El Reno sanitarium Nov. 16.
returned to her home Tuesday.
Cub Scout Group To
Meet at Webster
Webster Cub Scout pack com-
mittee. den mothers, den dads and
den chiefs will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Thursday in the blue room of
Webster school.
Chaunoey Frederick. Cub master,
will be in charge of the session.
All persons interested are being
urged to attend.
Q. How can 1 prevent custard
from curdling.
A. Place the custard cups in a
pan half filled with cold water
instead of hot water. The custard
| will heat more gradually, will be
j firm, and without a drop of whey.
Q. How can I keep cut flowers?
A. Cut flowers will keep for a
long time if a small quantity of
camphor, or charcoal, Is dissolved
in the vase or receptacle.
Q. How can I reduce the tannic
acid in coffee to a minimum?
A. Grind the coffee very fine,
put in a linen cloth, and ix>ur
boiling w'ater over it.
Q. How can I clean a very diry
and duil sink?
A. It can be cleanea and shined
by rubbing with a small quantity
of turpentine.
CLAREMORE. Nov. 28 —of*)__
Mrs. Minnie Wilson. 47-year-old
Chelsea farm woman, was free
today of a murder charge filed
after her husband, Ralph, an air-
craft worker, was found slain last
May 28.
CASPER. Wvo.—(U.R)—A total of
2.900,000 pounds of wool valued at
| $ 1.202.00ft was «old for central
Wyoming wool growers during
1945. The wool was sold through
the Wool Growers' Warehouse and
Marketing company. Much of the
clip was purchased by the Commo-
dity Credit corporation.
A district court jury deliberated
onlv 12 minutes before reaching
the acquittal verdict late yesterday
to climax a trial which dally pack-
ed the courtroom.
DR. I. V. POWELL
CHIROPRACTOR
WALLPAPK
0«4 Oar
PAINTS
CANADIAN
LUMBER COMPANY
Phone m
We Specialize In the Treatment
Of Cataract, and Diseases of the
Eye
GENERAL PRACTICE
107 East Woodston St
El Reno, Okla.
Phone 1590, Residence 1244-J
Residence Calls Answered
Day or Night
fk
48
on ihes,
\ Bitj
mries
w * 1
Only 21 More Shopping
Otiys before Christmas’
It would be hard to find better selections .. . larger
varieties ~—1 1 Au/Pil - •
(A> Wire Sicyclc
Basket with
straps (AD Mfm
266) I*
Mctiil
LOWER
A I u m i n u m
1
Attucmc post
design.
With lull ball-
healing, lublxf
tired whqels and
bumpers. Only
Little Miss Muffct
Chain Guard g
(AD - 253A) *
Gail
- - *
W-100X
$9.49
Doll
(C ) Rear View Mir
ror Lasy (o in*
ta" (An*«5<
256D) only
Clever muff doll jnd
chubby girl doll,
w ith real hair. Both
fully dressed
CHOICE
< D) Side Kick Stand
Cadmium Im-
• sh (AD
266E) only
W-iOlE
Precious Baby Dolls
constuuuJ
Rubber
Stroller
•. *
3 lovely, life like dolls
. . lo captivate the
hearts of all little girls.
All attractively dressed
i
CHOICE
i
W 951
.
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BACK AGAIN IN STOCK!
^A&B” Radio Batteries
f ully guaranteed. Iicniy duty lOOO lioui
banc i m s foi
11/5-volt radios
M A R ATH O N
• i .
5-106/:
W-Ul
45-Vol/
“B”
Battery
phones
WhifeEtephan fwys \
RoundaPeg
W uo j uen* h. G RB
1 t and mallet..
Lyre and V-shap-
ed. Both with 8
toned bars and 2
wood mallets.
CHOICE
at REDUCED Prices
Heavy duty, long-life
battery,
for n)o*t£j|$
pot table
iddios.
• *.
blO-’A
/
Wc thought these ioj-> would sell hut they haven't
— out they go NOW, «i » frauion ol their value!
so,
$1.95
rtuque Puim Vt
(W 26J) W«i 98c
mSi
Frontier Set (W. MB MB'
W«i 11.39 tifF
392)
Mclco* Fort <W
40JB) Vu 41.49
VV-433A
U S. Army Tank
(W-42B) Wu 98c
Army Gun Truck
NX ith gun mountc-J
on the rc»r. Only . .
Lumber Truck
W-432
00
o»
on
Wood AmauU (W
483) Vu $1.49
(W-849) Wjj $2 49
. <W904) Wall 7>
LoaJed with i long (|||
pieces ol lumber tW4w
Also a few others at
CLOSE-OUT prices?
Everearfy Dry-Cell Battery * viuiA 45c
P I
?!
'
6-Inch Fog lamp
. . . with amber lens
i i
I IK
Lblc & Chau Set ibfll>
.’•Wheel Scooter g#gg
l\ net rates log. ram
sltct Insures safer drimm,
*0 all kinds ul bad nnc.iiIki
• B
13 -I22C
Steering Wheel Control
Desk-Type
BLACKBOARD
a -
Reversible, desk-type blackboard,
with a double face writing surface
of unbreakable Slatex and alphabet
chart at top. Comes with a toy
hanxl phone chalk and eraser.
W-342BC
Clamps cn steer-
ing wheel. Makes
driving safer and
easier 59c saluc,
A-149D
W-342F
Checker Board
Litliogt^pheJ Masonite
board, with
round corners.
Composition Checkers
Assoitmcnt of red and
black checkers. ******
Box of 30. Only
W-533
Toy Coaster Wagon
A sturdy built play wagon
firt'd* uiL:
Band-type Control IA-M9A)
T
Quick-Action
$4.95
Pump
Other Blackboards
49c to $6.95
Made of Black
Toy Telephone
J
With Clicking
Looks just
Melal Toy Iron
W-371
big iron. A value
Plastic Airplanes
32 Authentic models of
lighters and
Bombers. Sec
9»
it
v
W149B
Colored Barrel Roller
A colorful rattle pull-toy
for the small tot.__
A big value only PJ jAv
■i
Sturdily-built for long life
W ith 20-inch, 4-ply hose and
connections Complete. Only
F-162A
W-192B
Whirling Dolls
A real action top with 2
whirling danc-
ing dolls. Only
Steering Wheel
Side-View Door
Cover
Mirror
Pluto the Pup Pull Toy
XX alt Disne)
famous movie charac-
ter. A life-like,
4A actl0n l0>*
.
Oracle Board Game
QUALITY
Vrcr>' mystify-
ing. Entertain-
ing to play.
Board with
playing table.
Gives you a firmer and
smoother grip on wheel.
Easy to put on. (A-
4081. A Big Value!
Nickel plated Clamps on
door. (A-141-DL
69c
101 North Bickford
PRICE
p. IBfOffflU * J
O ,IB'MNri*A» * f
I- - nnvH'tvt
T ' All Ji) bv I
Bi
Flashlight Batteries
W-500E
El Reno, OklHhoms
W343D
Standard size cells.
Fresh new stock-
10c value, only . .
B-100X 10 B
^enlifk* Cell. 2 for !5C
Iveready
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 229, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 28, 1945, newspaper, November 28, 1945; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc925534/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.