The Ponca City News from Ponca City, Oklahoma • 5

Pose 5 The Ponca City (Okla) News Wednesday January 29 1933 I I 4 A7 0" -q 1Kavt Dam Directors Officers Reelected Vernon Meier Hew President Of Country Club di 1110111111 0111110 Two Landowners Protest Prices Cubs of Pock 16 Arrived At by Appraiser Team See Movie Skits At Tuesday Meet azainst 21 farrrPrs whrs own land I Decision to press not only torment Association Tuesday evening Ithe Kaw dam and reservoir on the American Legion building in Election of officers for the corn- Arkansas River east of Ponca City Arkansas City ing year and the naming of direc- but also for upstream soil and wa-: I Directors elected by unanimous tors for two-year terms highlighted ter conservation projects in the I vote are Ed Suggs Ponca City Foy the Ponca City Country Clubs an basin of the Walnut River and Perry Cecil Ca les Bur-annual stockholders' dinner meet- lion Of 17 members to the board: I bank: Paul Johnston and Glenn in Tuesday evening in the club Of directors for 1958 were the high cajes Kav City: Ray Hamlin Vernon Kleier 109 Elmwood wasipoints Of the annual meeting of the Blackwell: Hal Hunt Tonkawa named to the presidency for Dam and Reservoir Delelop-111 Gibson Arkansas City Dr Cnb Sceut Pack 16 ef Lincoln Sene1 met in the school gymnasium TueslAy everng A Richail-sn-s Den 9 enciiicted the openirg Cubs taking Part ere Reaves tv Jimmy Rleharci Stethen Blakney Bttce Itny and Lockie 7 I- 4 LL 111mi Adi ri--7s 1--- 4 ---y' rVr -1 rl 41 4 Iv f--- i 's 1117 sk 4 1'k it ''''7' 4 4 1 Ak 4 t-N46P Alt 1 '1- 1 014 1-- ea 0" 7 1 111: 7411 i' A A 1 't I -)ti 0-L 't lb 01--(11-: f' iti V' '4 1 it't 4 kr -4 -11 I 4ikt i ck-1-- 1 1A 01 I It 14 'f'ct 14 l' li IC! L2 7 110 i 'IA --4--- fzit- --9--''----- 4- I NN1 '11-t--aa r'' 1 NEWKIRK Only two I landowners involved in condemnation suits with the state highway department over right-of-way al ng the seven-mile second section of the Nm-th-South Freeway have contested prices established for their property by a district court-appointed appraisal team There were three petitions filed as "Objections to Report 4 Commissioners' by Blackwell attorney Raymond Trapp representing Stimpert otwo cases and Kretz and others The petitions were worded identically Trapp expects first action on the petitions to be taken at a February 7 toot in day in district court before Judge Armstrong The petitions composed of four allegations charge the appraisers with not iewing the property in question acting contrary to instructions of the court not conforming to law acting in a manner prejudicial to the rights of the defendants and ask that the first appraisals be declared void and a new team 14) pointed Condemnation suits were filed vs m-Tr312 aioi-t4 the posed route of an the 1ur-1ane super highway new under cnnstructon north of Bramm Judge appointed three county resident Southtny and Nlarvm ILncher of Ponca City and A as ptirties to inspect the land and Improvements effected by the read-way: appraise damage ht be cahstd and tdrn to the court The sdvey was a en The c0 appr i ised Sinnperhs propel ty at and and the pricy te access to Set at Stimpert's quarter St'el11 of land would be spilt at an am-Ile Dy the highway and divided by a side road The damage on Klet7 ptoperty Is not known tho cdomna-hon suits have iints1 It to demand a jury trial as will the highway department The alternative to a inn trial Is to accept payment as estimated ensuing year He succeeds Harvey Cobb Also chosen for the year were Jack Reynolds vice president: Northcutt second vice president: Wilfrid Johnson re-al)pointed secretary-treasurer Gleni Hickman re-a point ed assistant secretary-treasurer: Lee Hart con-I troller Ray Martin re-appointed manager and Gervis McGraw reappointed golf pro Named directors were Roy John- on of Newkir Bob Horton Kleier Dr Jack Alexander Northcutt and Charles Hull bauoday February 22 is the 'e selected for the Presidents' which the 'icy' president arwl st presidents will be it ila6 Ieen announced rzti4 4-: 4 1 r's- 1 Ns 4 7 te-t-4440mt 04- ''P'''' 'IC i 4 A 4 A 't 1 -r t- i 14'-'''''''- :4 4 1' i 4 A MacDonald Newkirk: Dr Mayes Fairfax: Guy Morley Burbank: Wells Enid: Larry Willis Shidler: Jack Peetoom Braman: Buchanan Uncas: Ward Warren Silverdale Kan and Pierce Winfield The full slate of officers which has served since the organization of the association on March 27 1957 was returned to office for 1958 at the meeting of the board of directors immediately following the annual meeting Ponca Citian President Lawrence Cannon Ponca City will serve another term as president Ward Warren as vice president and Ray Eisele also of Ponca City secretary and treasurer It was announced that KDRA has two representatives on the board of directors of the Arkansas Basin Development Association Cannon and Barley Cosby of Arkansas City Cannon was also elected to the advisory committee of the larger organization it was stated DANCING PIPE is played by John Papakee right who puffs out a tune for Secretary of the Interior Fred A Seaton who once was given the honorary title of "High Flying Eagle- by Sioux Indians Seaton met with a group from the Tama Iowa Indian reservation prior to an address at an Iowa Republican fund-raising dinner in Des Moines Oklahoma's Oil Output Phillips Oil Company Increased in January Has Prosperous Year IC1) Scout 77 'I A-ith 1 5 and Di 5 in: i I -No Better Ev made up by Lflt c1 Darl JermYin Lac 10 aYd Charie at ors were Ve Coates lin I port Ne)th 1 S7Z' Eddie tery Ic Yourcer orthy wme eented by 1)f I to Te Mic8 1 111ecm all iceyM 1)t 11 8 (Cai the WOlt ai(12C t'1 Larry RCy- ct p11 EnA ii Bade try LAK 0 1 S1 ic Arrows Under tm If rJ ancard1 Ca hey ny Bale and 1Am-A Keith Buree 1 ed fce nucler the ileac Th tept was WW1 by lYs John lloiina's Den 1r ts Ifiti pc cent el pli Cubs Bohm Ault Jr Reid Car-track Jack Ledbetter n1 Gregory Smith cr NI: 1 C11111iCk'S Den 7 ad mut tied the meeting ith its ely112 Ct nny Florida's Primeval Corkscrew TULSA 14'--Da erage pro duction of crude oil and condensate for the Nv ec ended January 25 increased 4050 barrels to 0926335 barrels the Oil and Gas Journal's survey shows Friday Is Last Day For Aliens To Report Gordon Cornell district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service reminded aliens in the Dallas District (which includes Oklahoma today that Friday is the deadline for filing address report forms as required by provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 The immigration official urged all aliens who have not yet filed their address reports to do so no later than January 31 to avoid possible penalties Failure to comply with the requirements can mean a fine jail sentence or deportation for a willful violation 14d11011 on Ice I iiiiii Lse clAsm the Dallas District (which includes Oklahomai today that Friday is the deadline for filing address re- port forms as required by pro- visions of the Immigration and Na- tionality Act of 1952 The immigration official urged all aliens who have not yet filed their address reports to do so no later than January 31 to avoid pos- sible penalties Failure to comply with the requirements can mean a fine jail sentence or deportation for a willful violation OUT OF MOTHBALLS comes Sen Lyndon Johnson's high silk hat which the Senate Democratic leader wears once a year this time to a state dinner at the White House Johnson's staff panics at the yearly display because as one of his advisers claims It would cost us 10000 votes in Texas if a picture of him in that hat gets shown around back home" Mrs Johnson who gave her husband the hat 15 years ago says "Regardless of what everyone says I love to see him in it" hat which the Senate Democratic leader wears once a year this time to a state dinner at the White House Johnsons staff panics at the yearly display because as one of his advisers claims It would cost us 10000 votes in Texas if a picture of him in that hat gets shown around back home" Mrs Johnson who gave her husband the hat 15 years ago says "Re- everyone says gardless of what I love to see him in it" BARTLESVILLE LP The mot prosp rc11s year history hos been reported for 1957 by Phillps Petroleum Co officers Adams chairman of the biarci and Paul Endaem dent of the billion dollar firm said ni a pchminat repo' yestei day that gross 'neon-A for List ear was about $1111000000 Net income WitS VCCkOlIt'd at $9620001)0 one 111111011 dOnill'S more than in 1956 The report nottA that "sales volumes in practically all branches showed InCITilSt'S hut tor most pre ducts unit prices have not ren proportionately with costs- The two officials predicted net earnings in I95n should be abut I he same as List year They said cipital expend Mires this year ill he about PI5 dollars compared 215 million ni 9e)7 and a record 257 million i Ill 1956 I A drive for members of KDRA 1 for 1958 was announced at the wanip Natural ist Paradise meeting Fee for individual mem bership Nvill be S2 with sustaining memberships at $IO or more ac-1 WASHINGTON A naturalist's The bears and big cats hol cording to the by-laws of the asso- paradise until recently as inacces- considerately avoid the boar ciation i sible to the average traveler as a during daylight hours Eisele and Dr MacDonald were mountaintop in the Himalayas lies From the walkway the appointed general membership co- 25 miles southeast of Fort -Myers 1 chairmen for the drive which will Fla may see a venomous Water be a continuing one throughout the It is primeval Corkscrew Swamp Casin skinning itself Alligato year Suggs will serve as drive Its unusual birds and animals liv- commonplace and quite blase for Ponca City 1 ing in one of the country's few re- people But they flash into 1 Develop All Opportunities maining stands of virgin cypress if food moves within range Mr and Mrs Otto Seeliger of Still- Reports from the annual meeting have been preserved for the Ameni- turtles birds even pigs that De i can people by the National Auu- water Nisited Sunday with Mrs of the Arkansas Basin Develop- into te swamp to root arount Glenrose Minnie Focht merit Association in Tulsa last week bon Society revealed that the Army En- Several years ago loger bean Corkscrew's early history shadowy as the moss-fringed 1 Attending a party Monday after- and leading water conser- By Donna Shell gineel to hack at the edges of Corkscrew itself Seminole Indians in noon at the home Mrs i Me- vationists Mrs Edna Loe of Stillwater spent Bill stressed the necessity of small but magnificent forest Con- farther south battled United Saturday night with Mrs Altha Ginty were Mrs Phelps of Quay developing all water opportunities servationists protested lumbermen troops before the CIVil Wiu Cockria in le entire i Mrs A Criss Mrs Clarence Me- i with I cooperated the A Arkansas River cooperate an there is no indication the Mr and Mrs Kenneth Apple- i Ginty Mrs Bert Will Mrs Bill basin Each project compliments iments Society was able to acquire nearly sanctuary was invaded and family of Sapulpa spent 1 Childers an rs Marylynn Slier- the and are in II a3s corn- er- EVCII to 10 square miles of the area for a a day getting in and small but magnificent forest Con- servationists protested lumbermen farther south battled United troops before the CIVil War cooperated and the A tel is no indication the I Society was able to acquire nearly sanctuary was invadcd 110 square miles of the area for a Even today getting in and The bears and big cats considerately avoid the during daylight hours From the walkway tile Jilay see a venomous water easin sunning itself Alligators commonplace and quite blase people But they flash into if food moves within turtles birds even pigs that into the swamp to root around CorkserCW'S eddy history shadowy as the moss-fringed itself Seminole Indians in south battled United troops before the CIVII War there is no indication the was invaded however More states reported losses than boardwalk gains but sizable Oklahoma and Wyoming advances helped to offset them and produce the net increase isdor Oklahoma was up 11300 barrels to moc- 593004) and i arc climbed 6250 to 31000 about The Journal estimated 1938 pro action duction at 172447215 barrels corn pared to 186930105 a year ago come Other states Nvith increases in: eluded Kansas up 22i to 349675 is as forest swamps Corkscrew takes A bit of doing An-farther proaches froin the nearest highway are- often a quagmire that only jeeps or swamp buggies can negotisanctuary ate surfaced road is planned but Corkscrew takes A bit of doing Approaches from the nearest highway are often a quagmire that only jeeps or swamp buggies Carl nevtiate A surfaced road is planned but not for the present Inter a in thP south China sea thick vi ith vine and Iih plints that wild elephants tri don- a triI fiir thorn States But present out of States But present gb ecision? qs erb 1 a lough Gor 1 man Bowers Mrs Toni Brown life refuge Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray it was brought out wild Baker Carol Tucker Eva Medea Ile and The Army Engineers said they Today a 3658-foot boardwalk ex- I Roy McKinion of Ada visited Clara Roberson 'ill push for money to plan future 1 tends over the swamp's muck and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bert Mrs Rile Lee entertain mire permitting visitors to move in ed a group development of the Arkansas River I Will of friends at a party Tuesday after- 1 basin even though no new projects comfort and safety through a region Oliver Ernest and children of no that formerly presented very rough on Refreshments were served to are begun this year according to Mulvane Kan were in Glencoe Glen Ventris and daughter reports from the Tulsa meeting Saturday IMrs Glesena Preston of Stillwater I It was emphasized that it is nee- Dr Melville Bell Mr and Mrs Ralph Slaughter Alice Booth of Perkins Mrs to know where to start in president and editor of the ation- 1 and Allie Reeves visited Wednes- i a Bowers Mrs Everett i time of emergency such as war or al Geographic Society explored the day in Enid Staley Mrs Jim McLaughlin Mrs 1 depression subtropical water forest both before Gilchrist Mrs Tom Brown and after the walkway was built 1 With the expressed support of Buck Sutton of Selling visited NS riting in the National Geo- Mr and Mrs Walter Stokes Satur- Mrs Bert Wills Mrs Basil Olen- the Oklahoma members of Con- house Mrs Walter McCollum Mrs and strong recommendation graphic Magazine Dr Grosvenor day sw Recent visitors a says that a tour of the amp now Mr and Mrs Holland Mrs Bill Childers tof the Army Engineers it is expect- 's quite literally child's play lie Henry Gilliland were their 1Mrs Homer Leigh and Ricky and ed that money will be appropriated 1 predicts ter Mrs Bonnie Lakey and son Shell for Ifor a feasibility survey of the pro-1 re that thousands of visitors ill wi wander through the green Berry Gilliland and daughters all I The senior class held a food sale Kaw dam and reservoir dur-1 this winter of Washington Saturday in the hardware store 1 ing the current year Amid cypress giants which test Pvt Bobby Ritter of Ft Car- Money will be used for their trip i borings have proved to be 700 years son Colo and Mrs Nellie Ander- at the end of the term rim ryr6e kA LI 0" nld nr rIrrmwtonnr'e rinriv -nnIP out or Grosvenors came wildlife refuge Today a 3658-foot boardwalk ex- 1 tends over the swamp's muck and Amid cypress giants which test borings have proved to be 700 years old Dr Grosvenor's party came gate I ia in 1 imlif BST giVe sets of FAMOUS OKLAHOMA 7'( Iruture rarms May Have party 1 son of Alexander La visited re- 1 The Rambo Rustlers Club met i a pile of snail shells atop a cently in the home of their par- with Mrs Walter Linsenmeyer Sat- Balloon' Buildings I fallen log They were the remains ents Mr and Mrs A Ritter lurday evening Card games were of a dinner eaten by a limpkin the Guests at the home of Mr and EAST LANSING Mich (P1 shy "crying bird" often heard but Mrs Perry Tucker Sunday were Refreshments were served to Air "Disposable' farm buildings made seldom seen in Florida swamps Mr and Mrs Chester Bilycoe of and Airs Charley Paxton Mr and of plastic may become common- Reaching Corkscrew's innermost Stillwater Mrs Brenda Tucker and Clyde Estes Mr and Mrs place within a few years says Lee recess the group gazed across Mr and Mrs Varnell of Manford 1 Emmitt Biankard and Merle Mr McConnel representative clan elec grassland at perhaps 3000 nesting Opal Tucker and Jimmy Baker of and MIS Knox Mr and Mrs trical firm ibises and egrets frosting the cyStillwater 'Charlie Gulick Mr and Mrs Clar- He told an audience of farmers press crowns Such in a I Mr and Mrs Frank Shell and I enee Mitchell Mr and Mrs Edd at Michigan State University that groups estimated at more than 100- Mr and Mrs Freddie Clark and 1 Sawyer Mr and Mrs Orville Saw- the farmstead of the future may be i 000 are not uncommon in the Randy we're business visitors in yer Lynn and Shirley Mr and little more than a few paved lots sanctuary Ponca City Tuesday Steve Price Mr and Mrs surrounded by plastic balloons held To date Audubon Society experts Mr and Mrs Marion Clark and 1Becktel Mrs Frame Brown Mrs up by air pressure have listed 131 species of birds as family spent the weekend in Kan- Cue Mrs Ana Cockriel The same thing may happen to full or part-time residents of the sas 1Mrs Ross Adams Mr and Mrs the farm home he said citing a refuge and the roster continues to a 1 Huff left Friday for Stokes Kenneth Jr and full-sized dwelling recently demon- grow Sixteen mammal species have Texas where he will be employed and Mr and Mrs Linsen- strated by architect Frank Lloyd been recorded including Florida Mr and Mrs Charlie Focht and i meyer Lee and Wayne i Wright I black bears panthers and bobcats 1111 Aff 1114'61len for el Valentines iese'r '''1il i'1 i'- N- 7 of -1 4-f4 A 4P 6 4 44- t''' '4 14--1 --f' 4 4 4' 00 111 i 75' '1 t'''' 0 441' 714- tr I '''11 Of 17 ''''T' 1'111 4 't! 4 4 '-wy tt -r ilr kt P' ti 1 )- I' C'NE4 Ai- OU's Happy Fella Continues To Pursue Shadows Education vo Mother's Dag Anniversaries voe Graduation et Father's Day Oirthdags k- Easter ag a a University of Everyday Happy starts across the Residential Hall across by the 'me and what can be the use of Oklahoma's Happy Fella should at campus from the direction of 1Women's Physical Education build- is more than I can see least be preparing for his compre- Lindsay Road to his classes at about ing down in front of the Admin- Happy just continues chasing innhensive examinations for his doe- the same time building and over to the sinus and has a wonderful time torate degree He should if the I Oh yes we forgot to mention Of the Union so! opinion of a goodly portion of the that he has strangely so one bright Once there Happy enters into his The psychologists and the psystudent body and the faculty have cye and one dark brown one! work with rare attentiveness chiatrists might have names for anything to say about it! He sure is one mixed up doggie! spends untold energy chasing this member of dogdom But to the The Happy Fella is a rather non- By the way no one knows just chasing the lights and shadows as students he's the Happy Fella descript looking pie bald dog with where Happy's home is: the only they flicker in the sunlight who has gone to school at least the body of a dachshund the coat information he has volunteered is and professors alike long enough to merit a Ph of a collie and the faithfulness of that he is a resident student of the marvel at his perseverance Some- I a German shepherd who has been IUniversity He follows the same how or other Happy never took i The United States headed the list attending classes at the University to his classroom by the literature or read Robert Louis of countries that bought conunodi- of Oklahoma for many years He's 1 terrace of the the back- 1Stevenson's poem about "a little ties from and sold to Turkey dor long since acquired enough educa- i way between Kaufman and the Ishadow that goes in and out with I ing the first nine months of 1957 tion by osmosis for his bachelor's choose from 8 Beautiful designs -1---- TI I 1ii 111 i ill li rAHOUSOVAIIIAIL INDtANS I -41'---' -p 0 i-' 11! ttfri 1 ''1'- ii-: rr 1 get one Tumbler of gour choice UT glJUr Gnultos DR! 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