The Welch American from Welch, Oklahoma • 1

11a 4Ity I 011 ()! mM THE MOST COMPLETE WEEKLY NEWSPAPE: IN CRAIG COUNTY OKLAHOMA VOLUME FOUR NUMBER 52 Welch Oklahoma Thursday ugust 15 1957 FIVE CENTS A COPY -'''''''J -111 r1'- 1 1 LI 'I 'J 7J 711 4 4 1-11 -1 r-1 -1 I AA 1 i I 1 I A I 1 I 1 1 li -I i 1 i i I A LI ij 1 LL-2141 'ht 4 I At LJU 71 1 1 tit ti L4 rl ri 0 i i HI 1 i 1 Li 1 I I 16-41 Rural teachers and I kVater supply getting' I Short again this simmer We lull BachallerN Split 'INS iF Bill at Miami Anthrax Improving Cream And Er4rgS Released For Sale Last rites held Today for former Welch resident Casing to te Placed in city Well Friday Their Schedules Are Announced C1 1 1 1 A Lav51 Lit1116-t4411162 ikre Announced La-st rites for Mrs Fannie Aria Phillips a former Welch resident who died Tuesday in a Tulsa hospital after a long illness was conducted at 10:30 a in today (nut's day) in the Tulsa Whisenhunt Fsufloral home chapel NVItit the hali th'Y '1(11 11 1T cl'ItttntrItli-' i stlit A tv in hill ith "tY IMO Li NII'ill'AlrH On 11' Nita- count surevintundent )chilld lid Of loc11 Ii tio 111 1114d Poster this 11110111Wcti tHol i ht' 111 't1110 tea( hers In Ctitig coulity's At tit" CO- 1 v1111 InWi F11I4 latching schools for the 1iti7--IS ykar shall I out ti re Th Tuacriers tral their schools are: tilt i ht I nd rait-ler As the -Airs Ruth Ilanztt Vilna- I vt'ir and (4 IN itttir ths EttAls Fidd 11 Ii Frasii iit'x 2 ilight i v- rilievAlitry h)'sai 101 I h(' vat'''r havt' I It I I It Li tad It I A home Welch firemen arisNver and a hit it inane I Two grass fire calls inn i1 The NA1 Itt 11 The Provine Drilling Co tonight drilled through a white limestone into the Cahttanooga shale at 676 Iset Samples of the shale had a very definate oil and gae smell The drillers are continuing to drill on down through this shale which is expected to be less than 25 feet thick after drilling through the shale they will drill into another lime stone about 10 feet at which time the 8-Inch Onside dim-lesion) will be set Alter the casing la set a smaller hole will be drilled on down into the Rubydue sand until sufficient water is found It was expected Ly the company that the casing would be set some time late Friday afternoon Logs on the city water well are being kept by an Eagle-Pitcher Geogollst at Miami IZedbud Cartier' Club Meets in Echies home 'Flit' July meeting of the Redbud iarden Club was held July IS in thw home of Mrs Dinghy Ecidos Als Wagner served as co ImAess Mrs Rose AVagner led the program on Soil Fertilizers Emma Jcan Walker gave some very timely tips on Summer mulching Compost without fuss was Thelma Web ste's part of the program Iletty Iohmiller gave the hig of Soils and fertilizers 'rho construction Of a mass triangle was demonstrated hy Julian This is the type arrangement each member is to bring to our next monthly meeting 1ZOSC Wagner VIM he prize in a lord name contest A demsert course was II members at the close (4 thel meet ing Entombment was in Eose Hill Mary Jane Douglas ideal Alris mausoleum Tulsa Alantio Long and Mrs Nina OrtMrs Phillips born in Nlissouri Iitli Timbber Hill Mrs Lillian came to Indian Territory by cover-1 keed Pheasant 11111 and Mrs ed wagon in 1898 settling near Mary Cotton Success Welch She later lived in 'tattles- I Aril Mrs 'Mildred ville Coffeyville Kans and Okla- Mrs Velma Foster Ironside Mrs homa City before moving to Tulsa Mary Jo Christie I Aing leW Law-in 1917 l'Clice Vilna i'schWry Mrs She was a member of the Welch Olive Peck Plateau Mrs Eva Methodist church Saunders Miles and Airs att Her husband John Phillips a Rolimiller Shanahan carpenter oied in IS14 Also pro inc supermtenSurvivors' include one daughter dent Iloward Mayberry principal Jilin! Douglas Ideal AIrs Al Long anti Airs Nina Uri- '1'1h1I)IUh 11I11 1rs Lillian ketl l'heasAtit 11111 and irs nay cotton saiass Aiiti Airs Mildred NI instal Mrs Velma b'oster Iriinside Airs carpenter oied in 111 14 pro ine superuiten StaVIVOI'S include one daughter dent Howard Mayberry principal t(I they tI Vknit (1inits time will Itavo atts(1(-1 tails t1 It 4(111( JI vitir titi44(411 hy lng hurtled '111t 1411(11y tiozitt was to t4ik it ai 1 a ton tit (Ill ri It'd' ni" 11 MONT(' out of' vont ol loit th fii "Hi To Vett ram hoq)ital Ntrs II Jackson of the honw in and shop Airs 11i- hack under hen Tulsa one grandchild and one I d'ed MaYcs commerce Mrs Palsy pat tment arrived Clvo les in shot vie-great grandson Ilcdecipe wades one through four Today Thrv thy aniwtot lulu wa 1on ti the Veterans and Mrs Kathryn Allebtooner a call to a past I at th za-I 1Wil in Pic liotu last l'Aiinilay wades five through eight aii at Ewors whil 50 itttt IL mother I I t's Toni Ashworth A rotoilrn I no- 99nti rNers nome 1 llis 1 101tior Nt's Tom Ashworth ItEA celebrating 22nd Centralia The Anthrax opidemie in thq Welch area continued to improve this week as more herds were vaccinated rilo(ay Thursday) there were only eight deaths reported in Craig county Ottawa had 5 while Mayes hul and there were one each in Washington and Delaware county The state of Kansas this week were reputing they had Anthrax outhieaks premises in the sout heast part of the state however it is believed the outbreak in Kansas is worse than this report in (heat es The state board of agriculture this week placed an bargo on six southeastern Kansas count ies As of tonight there were a total of 123500 head of livestock that hi al been vaccinated in this section of Oklahoma This past week there have been it total of 10 state and federal veterinarians working out of the headquarters at the Maxson Sales Barn here Flour reldacements are to arrive tomorrow Lir Crow federal veterinarian in charge reported that if we get a good rain it would cause the Anthrax outbreak to drop off fast Must encouraging news to far11101A was the releasing of milk cream and poultry products as farms and dairies are being inspected by the state dairy inspection team Toniht at 5 pm a total of 2-15 class milk producers in Craig county had been given permission to sell their milk after being inspected However there were 12 insiweted Lich were turned down because they did not ineet sanitation requirements There had been '2 3 grade A milk producer3 released to sell milk Jolinny 'Cowen chief inspector Christion church youth' of paJto: was tilt vhco a vHitH him xvffLN and re Elect officers at meeting Anniversary this NV et Tile n'llewilll-l- schook wdl enhl he a vv hr vaA homing set field porlI lie as iproving nd is Monday August 26 and start el '4 ou rile 11A- arI1111 the hospilid The seeOnd meeting of the youth The Rural Electric Coopei ative work ffil 11i11y 1 i Sept 2: 1 Associations this week tr velebra- group of thi-' Christiqn 44o---la Pield3 Ideal Tuither 1 lifl i'heaaitt tri rt Fs rril it II Irs ri ir At rs rik It I oiri Iri vo or iv I Bluejacket By MAY WARNER ncd with a soag atter which I leiectric cooprAive the Northeast- milcs in1 nd ctridia )4Aned -in repeating the Lord's pray lern Oklahoma El i ectre ooperative gvit ill1 winitt ill chi tdi ariceral were is eel( h'ating their 19th birthday er The following nndav Aug 19 and stat citool lected: I The loecl organization was lit'-a 'Up President Carol Williamson ganized in 1938 and now serve most I hursday 212 110can stu- of the rural homes in this area Vice PrestJent Mary JOIltS Seere- dents will at lti (in a in and Since 1952 'hen they established tory Palmela Alith) Treasurer tl 1 1 11 NT ttKi Vt'i Sall omay service for electric Steve Neill Came Leader Patty a free virillg 1ungic m-11 iIL n11 mnday Aug 19 and sta NiLtitilay Atig 26 Is k111 ill stL 1ionitity M4 and Nit I )on ileadlee and 1 ILI: tt co hi 1 hottNlivitael of NI alai k1I thar oft Nionlty 1v kanvei hero Nit an I NI I Pal 1i kvill vi it vlat Ives Iefre and NIenie Niondaty 1'11'1112 hiont after a evli's visit mr's 1'1" f(01' Iong Oil kvIllte thee Il Aug 26 IIrovin-i liona11 ettlilivvil Nits NiAtt te (Iroents and sittiunee 1 Vt d1 t'ttill i n'ili i Itit'A Aug 26 spn not )nis and I t1i I )nal d1 nephew I loy1 Ilugg (if Cedar Mrs Tont Nigh and son Stevie left Friday to go to Oceola Neb to visa he Mrs Max Sinkouson and Lundy Dlvis who soffered a hand injury last wtAnk while grinding feed is getting along 13 well as can be expected in the Afton hospital We hope the danger of his Iosing his hand is past Ironside students will enroll on home xvith th1 ditjtit twn wew Saf milty dinner Monday Sept 2 and start school week iind di enter coilep in All- Mc 1101110 Of Mrs Ilertha on Monday Sept ranges and water heaters they Hollis Song Leader Carol Wil- have installed a total of 101 ran- liamson Reporters Larry Foust and Pamela Mills Pianist Patty es and electric water heaters Hollis Their annual meeting which is The meeting was dossed by sing usually held each year in August was trig "Thank You Lord" followed called off this year because of by prayer by Helen Williamson our the Anthrax outbreak In the area a bottoni PAN and Mrs Horton McDonald Aliss Mahala Skaggs of T'orti- Mrs Potty Peale of Pasco Nash and children of Sasawaka Okla spcnt trorn Atonday until ThursdaY visiting frienda here arid in Miami and Mellen Mr and Mrs Oren Carrrdt and son are staying in the home of Mr and NI 1zz 1nhey of Exr and Iiitrs llofton McDonald son are staying in the home of Mr1 and Mrs EzAt Lahey of Welch rt reportod thkt anyone desiring to 1 evoiii rnilk or poult pro- Joing their chorea for them while ducts shotild first make application they are on vacation for a permit at the Alaxson Sale Mrs Ellittla Shull left Saturday barn here or at the County Agents vlc to go to Neodesha Kans for an office fir Vinita To obtain a permit extended isit with relatives livestoe riends your premise must not Pave showed a Jos vithin 11 days Air and Ifa Tom olimani caped after being vaccinated or if you on Mr and Mrs Holland and have not then you must Lydia Wilson's grandson Drowns in Utah Saturday Earl Hart son of Mr and Ms Harvey Hart of Chetopa 'as drowned in Strawberry river at Duchesne Utah Saluiday Aug 13 while swimming The bcdy will arrive in Chetopa Saturday or Sunlay and fune'al services will be held Monda Aug 19 Eat' is the grandson of Mrs Lydia Wilson of Welch Spozakor We had 11 members present and hope our gmup will keep growing All youth i1 Junior High and High Fhool who are not attending a sato rolip group in another church are urged to join us---Pamela and Larry Foust reporters Methodist to have annual School picnic Sunday Members of the Welch Methodist church will hold their annual Sunday school picnic next Sunday in the Muni City park Because of the picnic for the one Sunday Sunday school will be held starting at 9:15 and the morning worship service will be at 10:15 The congregation will leave immediately after services for the picnic ground BaptiA hold 'monthly ohto 11 Tday 10 vkit iicr lthr oi Illinois after a week- i hott 1i 1 at his home here Youth rally Tuesday stay at the home of her sister and Mrs John ItTn-pliy and Fifty-enht young pnt)ple itnd on1 NIrs Other wet family of Tevo are viiting theft sponsur hum -may end 1'ISItorS fit the 1wnie l'til IF and Mrs Forrest belle and Alound Valley Baptist tliti tn Mr tiI Mrs Bon- Lanipson churche3 met Tueity "(ming aid II ice and daughter of Wichita Mr Abbott of St Loins mu Ntrs crow sr left for their hnne af- the Welch Baptist ehim for their monthly youth rally Partlevilte xvere week end giitts' ter a NA Visit 1118 brother in the honle of his son and family and ice Mr and Butler Ah- Ted Wynn Jr (Ilan man of the Welch youth council pr sided The Mi I 'tit here Mr Crow helped with the vw- ''1idelyn Witham will re- -peaker for the t'Vt'lling W2S John- ciliation of the cattle on C'te thrn 1P it ithiJig itth Olda- nie Bayless pastor of the Bieher Creiit ranch laana thM reeh it rtor Baptist Alission and Mrs Ellrt ng the sunina her fa- An attendance hanner was a- warded the NVt HI group whit'll ha I Pat -ons and Mi and :011 18 present Mayhelle 19 Mini Finvit Jr" (4 wda Mae Tlionpitoil were itilstlieis Valley 16 and there xvere 19 spon- Pors and visitins making a total their aunt' M's Flank Kuuner Villit1' Mr Keener Mts Ema Thompson of Grove After the meeting the group be- jrn Kincaid and Airs 18 VI'11o' ill 1 he 1101ile ppme acquainted and etnjoyed II daughter and family Mr freshments and fellowship on tiw Atli tided funeral cs Amor1 11 for mrs Mrs 2hurch lawn hara and Becky and a iii I it 1Mr- Minnie I Bit- 113 vesr gp Tvlo Ka Btty Ann it1ijii INr) HOSPITAL LIST 1 ii tit wink I ":1" Air anti ADMITTED painestal and Mls IlttVaUii Mts John VVIllains and 31r and Evelyn Dossinan son of London i nu I IX mrs 71 I i 1trItaa and Berrnird Rydberg ta sdiy it the (t'ir ii 1qt7 Ana 141111ne satuvday -11 and 111 evening Becky remained for Johnnie Myers Carolyn Ployl I ltli Votiover have jut rnIntried Maggie Pitcher noel I Vartiioll in Califoinnt A pink ad 1lue given' Chillies Ashworth 1 nd Mts I ii I i intion honor ot in) Opal Chaise 1ently Ihcir don The i )ISMISSED They tourt ti the Nteletit wa- ptai'to1 IN the lad-1 Bentrd --tattes hy ail plane Iit thiiHi Tinir11y July Ted Wynn Jr chairman 4f the Welch youth council pia sided The Mi Mr8' Jr VIiilw 10re MI Crow helped the vw- speaker for the eVt'llillg was John- cination Of the cattle on Me Bayless pastor of the Pivher Croadt ranch Baptist Mission Mr Mrs 1 oselle An ittendance hanner was and Kansas and Mt' and Ails warded the Wt Ih group which hul 18 present Mayhelle had 12 Moom Ellivrt Jr valley 16 and there were 19 Pia visited NVudneuiy sors and visitAn's making a total their AI' Kuultel Mr After the meeting the group Keener cpme acquainted and emjoyed re- Nils Evlyn Kincaid arid Airs freshments and fellowship on tim N1 lArieland Atli rated funeral serv church lawn it es Sunday Augusl I 1 for rvIs UI( h1 irit Ntinnie I Pau ter No yeA i's of Age at Tylo Kans IIOSPITAL LIST 1 103 chtii mts ADMITTED panieson 41 rol NII I loN a 111 3a1e- son of London Tcnn I Evelyn Itosnifirt Bernard Rydberg Int sdly tit the t' it' Jinu I1 hoint Johnnie Myers I 'Ails Camp1 11 and tal tianglot'i Carolyn Ploy liollis Vatmvpr have jiit nIni-nrti Maggie Pitcher Ii oni I vartnal in C11111 nnt 1 Chalks Opal Clouse DISMISSED Ben Aril mouth Ohio left Tuesday to visit is visiting her father a lirc'lh-r 1i2 Manua alter a holt win) i 1 nt his 1-iierie here stay at the hoine of her sister 41r MI and ML-4 John 1Vtlii-Pliy and and Mrs Other wcit! AMOY Of are vi-11111g her end vtors at the Prince home' ftileak 111 and Mr'4 ForreHl th4'il son Mr iind Mrs Eon- Lanipson rot have any losses within the past days TheSix state inspectors Scottt Franklin AmJ Smith Lawton Fart GAY Eliuitian Julian Books 9ielsea and John Coven Clare-MOP Will lie inspection in townships 7 and 9 Friday and There ft re a total of 519 dairynicni in Craig Ottawa county which the quarantine has effected hut to soil had been issue(1 to sortie -lot) farmers in this atea tonight ntsi 25 permits to scll eggs Wholesale hal 1en issued Tuik remits to haul the eggit numberel 20 at pre-is time Annual Alumni Banquet To be held August 31 The annual Welch High school Alunuiij hanquet will be held at 7:30 pm Saturday Aug 31 this year according to association president Senior Horner He is urging all alumni to make their reservations as early as possible Reservations can be made by calling Horner at either 181 or 61 here in Welch Mindy last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Johny Walker Terry Danny iarid David of Coffeyville spent the week end in the homes of their parents Air and Airs Virgil Walker and Air and Airs Henry Taylor Cheryl and Patricia lieehling visiting in Tulsa in the horne of their grandparents Mr and Airs Janeway for several days Airs Vida Funnier and daughter Kathy Atemphis Tenn Airs Joe Pournier Ilartiesvne and A118 Arthur Ilanna Cyril and Bobby of Tulsa were overnight visitors in the home of the ladies sister-in-law IfS Elsie Fournier one iaht last week Mr and Mrs Forrest Bump of Miami visited her parents Mr and lloward Wallace Sunday Atri Insurance agents should Be checked Joe Hunt State Insurance Contrauloner warned Oklahoma citl2en3 this week to request an Instvance agent whcm they do not know to produce their Oklahoma Insurance license Plateau gt iaptist WAIU meets at Chtnch for Aug meeting Th Eiptist hdies met at ttio By Wilbur Joe Tallman 171 Drawn Specially For The 117 1 American hy Itlph 1 ee Mr Hunt said that it has come to his attention recently that there are people soliciting insurance in the state who are not licensed for ills company for whom they are soliciting In order to be sure that tte agent is bona fide Hunt said citizens should ask for his state insurance agent's license Itughie Berry and Ricky were af-1 church Friday August 9 for their ternoon callers 11144-n11i monthly meeting Dr Smith of Welch was ealledi Thew 'were 13 membvrs and ona Friday to the home of Johny Myers vistok: present hi) had received a fall while vork The t6p1n of the lesson was "Giv ig in his grJun 1r myr mg the Water of Life in Europe" s2 yoAt'A or age The meeting wis opened 'kith a Mrs Jessie Jenkins helpel Mrsillywn "Fairest hold Jesus" with NVIIIiins prepare peaches to put in the deep ft'vcze tw" daYs the A husincss meeting arld eection 1isi week of officers for the coming year Nir an! Nirs Totn 0Idhain visit was held Closing prayvr by Fent Hi last Prid iy in the home of her frother and Nits Bid O'Dell It is hoped that more of the lahf Centraba tut dies will attend I this cont Mrs Lee Warden and Augusta Sheffield visited with Norman Mount Monday Jimmy Apperson spent Sunday with Billy Tallman Mrs I Johnston and Hazel were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs Tallman Airs Ray Jinks and family and Marilyn McKinzie were in Chetopa Friday Shirley Green was a Sunday guest of Willene Tallman Mr and Mrs Kindall and son George Harry Guthrie were over night visitors Monday in the Tallman home and Tuesday visitors in the Hugh Nelson home Mrs Kindall is a cousin of Mrs Tallman and Mrs Nelson Jo Ann Tallman spent Sunday IT'S A and Mrs Shorty Horner announce the birth of a daughter this (Thursday) morning in the Miand Baptist hospital The baby weighed eight pounds and 3 ounces and hael been named yet Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dallas Horner and Mr and Mrs Bunny Parker EXCUSE ME GIRLS I WANT To MAKE Ns SOME SANDWICHES OH I MY O'OSH THESE WHEN I GET MEAT I BUY IT COLD CUTS WENT BAD VitlY FRESH CUT I OM OtA LOCAL 'JUST BOUGHT THIS MEAT THE MEAT MERCHANT HERE IN '11 WELCH DAY BEFORE 4k AT THE GICr CITY 1St SUPERMARKET r----- 1 WHEN I GET MEAT i BUY IT mEXECGUA1SR 5 Oci 011051TC LI BOUGHT TI1311- DT HIVEtYRIE mF RFEASH Ctt) TR cl 0 TO tj RI LRO CA DAY BEFORE ESTE ti t- sN To A A KE 44 17E LC 11 I AT THE 'SIC CITY i SOME SANDWICHES SUPERMArt tt ET 11-- l'! I 1 01 'tv 1 I I 1 7 1 I 4V 1 "It 1 '41 7----'-'1 1 Ce i -) 4 1) I I 10 A- 1 i'r" I i 1 7t I c'1) c4 4 I it T- 4: t5 v---t 4r) 1 1 1 l'e --N -t')i -1 tr): I ''-'''-'1 pl oci P'-t -7f cv-A-' I i i 1 A i 1 A 7 -1 1 1 II- 2 1 r4 I 1177 i sf-cl 0 41 ill i i 1 Tr------1 sA Jr and Mrs James Wyly announoe the birth of a son 1 I vcar if rIrs Lorena Bump and daugh- ters MrA Dillingham rind dangle t- Cek after an extended vis- it'' Jennie and Mrs Sue Rascool: it vth her grAildrnother Mrs Bartlesville spent the day SaturilMaye Chase day -ith their parents and rL and Mrs Humble et It ents Mr and Mrs Howard Wal Wichita Kans spent the Net2k en1 Dee A granddaughter Airs with his parents 1r ani Mrs Virleen Vaniiver and children Of Con- Humble of Eluejacketroute flit ce vete afternoon visitors as t0 tlhletd Pii11 was also ilev and Sisttr Roberts su1i we Mr and Delmar Hunter and son of Warrensburg Mo spent thel week end in the home of Louise Mrs COM Davis and also visited kkn Tayl) 7 is a patient in Floyd Davis who remains in the thefilinson hospital at Afton afJohnson hospital at Aftori were Undergoing an operation recezit he is doing as well as can be ex- 13 pected Virnt Ruth Henry ami Laverne Chase left for her home ter of Parsons were guests in Oa in Seminole Okla- the latter part ContinueJ on Sack Poge 1 Aug 8 in Brunswick Maine The with Pat Nelson baby weighed eight pounds and Neely Nelson of Hennessey Okla six) ounce and ha not been named is visiting his brother Hugh Nelson Douglas Grandparents are Mr and and family Tallman and Billy went to Mrs Ike Chenoweth and and Nash Okla aftcr Richard Lee Robert Wyly Mrs' Chenoweth has Tuesday Leen in Maine mith her daughter Marilyn McKinzie visited with and new g-randson this past week Helen MeNelis Sunlay afternoon and Mrs Billy Bailey The girls going to the Ray Jinks are the proud parents of a daugh- home tcr born Aug 14 The baby weigh- Mr and Mrs Jess Malson and ed ix pornd and four ounces Mrs Mr and Mrs Sam Wells visited in talley is the former Jo Ann Wal- the Joe Brown home one day last lir week I 04 si t' I -1-k i 2-- 1 dd --4 2 0 461Mb' IIIPOWAleMPIPMPNWO PQ ill -11-7' 2 -J 7 ''1'''''' il i 7 14lao ''i-.