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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 6

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Miami News-Recordi
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Miami, Oklahoma
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6
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r'MIAMI NEWS RECORD Goat Getters ETHEL yj 'agfesv 4' a A sw huridred years and "no mock turtle either probably could be ators cf the to be made a' Vinnrl Inrtror I con 001PB HS Phone No 31 8V HtA SERVICE INC' SOCIETY NEWS A Body by uhor contains all these elements! such factors of luxury and convenience as tri clustcred in PASTEURIZED MILK ir Miami Oklahoma KA CENTURY Magnesium Potassium Sulphur imong other Ber at Iron Sugar Lime 1 Mrs W'A Townsend of South Quapaw street entertained a number of children with a party for her son Billie Jr riday afternoon it being his seventeenth birthday The after noon was spent playing games and taking pictutes Mrs Ernest Burns'of Picher assisted Mrs Townsend in serving the following with ice cream cones and cakes: Ivan and Cur lee Klinefelter of Mineral Heights Beulah Gamble of Picher Zelda Mor iris Bobbie Yost Thelma Rosa Bell and Jesse Puree Jack and Gladys Jones Herman and Gladys Nichols Carl Sherman and Imogene Radford Wanda Waneta and Beverly Rose Tommie Joe Hall Joseph Townsend Mrs 'Minnie Simmons Mrs Paul Klinefelter Mrs Iva Bay and the honoree Billie Jr their members Mrs Mary Toates In her absence a large num ber of gifts brought by her friends were nrettily arranged on a table be fore which was placed a seat of honor to which upon her return she was escorted by a committee desig nated for the purpose comprised of Mrs 'Jessie Bullock and Mrs Cora Bertholf The surprise was complete as she was placed in the chair her hands full of ice cream cones which she had been sent Put for ard iwords stopped by the unexpected termina tion of hep errand There were many lovely gifts and all shared in the plcasure ps were cncned and the Value? None like it in all America today! Come and see this latest triumph of auto motive the aew Oak lana am American WOODWARD Okla' Aug 13 (AP) The plains conservation con ference called here for flood control problems closed here today with a complete organizationand plans for other meetings further deal with the problem which has ''been a threat to crops and property in this region rank Vaughn of Woodward was elected president Renner of Mangum vice president and Lloyd "Goodlev of Woodward secretary The bs (president will name four members for an executive committee fit The organization will be' known" as the Western Oklahoma Conservation' association Resolutions were adopted stressing the importance of united action of ag licultural commercial financial and transportation interests in the plain states against the flood menace A general conference was urged The "piS'tresolutions adjured close co operation i of these interests with the flood con 1 committees Among' the many persons interest ed in flood control who attended the were 'A Stennett of Tex flood control coramis 'sioner A Hove Amarillo a rep lesentative of the Atchison Topeka and Santa railroad Thoburn 'Oklahoma City state historian Rs secretary of the Oklahomaorest commission Whaley secretary of the Blackwell of Commerce Beall secretary 'of the Elk City Chamber of Com ineree Renner city manager of Mangum Martin agricultural engineer of the state extension de partment Laune Woodward county attorney and rank Vaughn Woodward state flood trol commissioner Soup for a huridred years and no mock turtle either probably could be made from this mammoth sea tortoise "After a long struggle it was har pooned and landed in the Great South Bay off Bay Shore Long Island by Captain Hatch Miami la swordlisherman shown here with Mrs A Ruhfelone of those who were with him Its 7 1 2 foot shell and 2 ton Avtjigni iiicine iv me iLtiebi ever cdpiuieu cLiCviuiiig to Lurdioib vi inc American Ausenm oi Natural History in New York where it is 1 permanent exhibit' Inset is a closeJup of the gigantic head larger than a strument panel silver platinum a large new corrugated steering colored garnish rails and enough others in addi tion' to make1 this 'adverdsemeht read like a catalog I is the only food that it US ctuda minimum hrauHinf char fra Eray ts pay pn tha liberal (rfntnl Matora Time Payment Plan rhvme wcr read A degree staff milk at its best! It is milk which is ctfosen first because of purity freshness and richness and pasteuriz ed to insure its absolute safety Medical authority everywhere advise ths pas teurization nf milk Thev regard it an essential pre caution Pasteurization is a measure wluen provides safety and a the same time maintains the pure whole tome qualities of the milk Don't fail to specify PASTEURIZED Milk when yui order if is your duty to see to it that your chil dren twroivo milk which vou know is nure safe and wholesome There is everything to gain and nothing i i i urns tnftynn uruj bw ny orwnne wwy an'aimniA nrnrfliitinn 1 LOOD CONTROL th t1 A OUTLINED 'Xk Organization ormed in West ern Oklahoma to Deal With Problem 'gAYj AU(RJSTl (Continued from' Page Three) Rebekah Lodge Meeting At the close" of the regular meeting of the Rebekah lodge riday night in I 0 0 hall a clever surprise I I wheels larger tires (29x550) 1 a longer wheelbase and an exceptionally low center of gravity And a new engine of 212 cubic inches displacement the largest famous rubber silcnc used in a car of price ing principle and a new combus Power smoothness snap and tion chamber design from Genera silence that will be the talk of all Research Laboratories America from this day hence A I combination of features never be A gasoline pump that supersedes fore employed in any automobile the long laminar vacuum tank engine: a upd' efficient system of crankcase ventilation triple en gine protection by gasoline oil I and air BODY WORTH 98 CENTS Mineral CunMiturntA Tatal Less Than a Dollar Milk Con tains Essentials Chvmicallv tho average man fret 10 inches hitfh and weighing about 150 iwnintlA worth about ernts according to scientific re search It is interesting to see how a market value is divided This is what thi chemists' Bay the human laxly is made of Enough fat to make seven bars of Enough iron to make a nail of medium size Enough sugar to fill a shaker Enough lime to whitewash a chicken roon Enough phosphorous to make 2200 match tips Enough for a dose of magnesia Enough potassium to explode a toy cannon Together with a little sul phur "There is no single food except milk which contains nil of these chemical says Dr McCullum well known food au thority Milk Is rich in both cal cium and phosphorous In fact there ure lnt two clauses of foods that are relatively rich in ealcium (he principal element in lime and the important constituent of the substance of bone These are milk and leafy vegetable (Announcing Thi OAKLAMB i tfM Jr ALL AMERICAN SIX ft 4 PAGE OUR 4 VkA Vi rioDDCT or cinemal motobs 'a '(Oi? 'GOA was grraneed in celebration of one of graceful grectmes manv of them in 11 1 1 1 A 1 irvAn nf ill fi nft nova viva vi nv tnan ri wt i eui The unsuspecting recipient of the followed the proceedingsAt an opefl siirprise was delegated bv the Ncbie mg business session Grand to go on an errand foithe1 items of interest Mn Body Consists At a 78J lb crankshaft counter balanced and incorporating the Harmonic a crankcase of bridge truss construction jDUilt to meet every American demand for i in MVie and renormance Of A xll the word! No other word describes it! American design American lines American endurance for the roughest American roads proved on General great Ameri can proving ground and built by American workmen using Ameri can precision production methods! ALiggcr better brilliantly beauti ful car New bodies new chassis new engine New standards of performance endurance and val NEV LOW PRICES! mastery in every detail of the new isher bodies the mas ter? of master body builders Low graceful fashion able lines emphasized by sweeping full crown fenders Arresting newDuco colors Rich ncv upholsteries A In tlie a longer deeper' heavier frame A new and softer clutch A new and smoother trans mission 4 wbccl brakes Smaller Auto Supply CJV 1015 1045 H45 cbri5t1145 Landau Sedan 1265 Warranty Defds Bank of Quapaw to A McDon ald $1 Lots 2 3 4 Blk 2 DeVilliers sub division of Lots 4 5 inley Add to Miami Simpson etux to McDonald Lot 9 Blk 87 Miami Gaylord Hinthorn to A Bauer $1 Lots 5 6 Blk 12 risco Addition to Miami Mary rellick to Minnie I 'rel lick $1 SW 1 4 SE 1 4 25 26 22 Mary rellick to Rufus rillick NW 1 4 SEI 4 25 26 22 Martha Starr nee Argo to' Reed $1 North 38 1 4 feet of Lotl Blk 81 Commerce Rnnd the advertisements ten tholf was recommended for district deputy president for the coming year A i Miss Dimples Riddle of Baxter Springs Kas and John Hubbard son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hub'bard 324 A street northeast were married July 6 in Oswego Kas where they were accompanied by Miss Ina Karr and Harold Dudley Mrs Hubbard is a graduate of the Picher high school a member of the class of 1927 Mr Hubbard is in the of the Texaco company Mr and Mrs Hub bard will live at 320 street south west IVE PILOTS READY OR TAKE ON HONOLULU LIGHT (Continued from Page One) five gallon tins he planned to carry and then took the air on a test flight Landing he went on to the compass rack to swing his compasses and make ready for the' navigation tests The City of Peoria entry flown by Capt Charles Parkhurst after receiving a thorough check 1 was ready for the navigation and load tests but ilas Spirit flown by Capt William Erwin was being fitted out with new earth inductor and mariner compasses in prepara tion for navigation tests tomorrow Captain Erwin was not satisfied with the operation of a thef instruments that were inhls plane'when he took 'OfL fronrt Dallas so is making the substitution here asian added safety precaution WARRANTY DEEDS (urnished by Photo Abstract Co) a I 1 9 su 4 a 1 A 8t' I i "i 1 i 1 I 4 3 i I 1 1 5 A A' i A I 1 1 ri 4 4 1 a I ft (xrlf '7 1 Jv' A I I I I 7 7 77 IJ st 1 I i 1 As 2 I I 1 7 bt 1 1 I 7 1 ft If1' i zUraoriL'' 3 I i(r i i rifl zyX y's kZd 1 1 1 1 I "A 1 i in 'i I 7 1 7 i Uh 1 i rt I bWU I 4 I i ft I Ar 1 H'L 3' 'A 1 rl 1 ZznZx 1 ZVl A PTxs 7 Jt 1 I 1 1 fy 1 11 1 'v 'J wthO 6rt'tvfkNiwr'riHWN4 1 ir vV sVi 'A i W'W' 'i )tMfX jraMKCMBrEZ (feMStaEaHnflHk ssEs 7 yiaf wIMagraMHl VZ fi A I wS4r 1 1 1 1 7 i a i J' I 4 7ULU I A' 7 1 'Am i 'ft 'W a gsSSSSSSSSSESSSSSMBfe in iffl hM 'X 7 1 a ''fr 4ft ft I I.

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1923-1969