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THE PERKINS JOURNAL rile Journal asks you-
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Ih,,t Ofllce l~x 665. Perkias. Oklnhomn 74059
Telephone: 405-547-2411 I. i think
. .,o..o ng for in 19847 .... _1~i''peneda'" up. 1
pi Mr. and Mrs. Frank an
ance to recover)g that w
I'a,.:, I.im'oln. Logan and Noble Counties 67 YEARS AGO Kirby of Lost Creek are serious injuries rea~e .....
• ~ ~:).5i) per year plus5'7 tax [$9.97] t Wh t A P" Mary Ann Cole --- B " G m I the parents of a fine baby when he catapulted in~g ~m?et.
,,, ~ )kin..~13..')0 pcr year plu. 5' ~ tax [$14.17] J ing For in 19847 "Some more interest- • J" er sin -- [From The Perkins Jour-boy born last week. horse and was throw~
,,ah,,ma $16.50 per year : Rmmell Crensbaw -- ing and handsome think I've got every- nai, January 26, 1917 - 67 Little Marvin Bowyer is a fence post. His rein not om
The economy to im- people to come to thing I need. I don't years ago] on the sick list with a cold has been slow [Year's I
prove. A lot of the Perkins " know. The Commercial Club this week. complicated, and~frienJ
JOURNAL EDITORIAL OPINION world crisis to resolve Amanda Reeder -- Steve Kamm -- held a meeting Saturday Mr. Burnett had a hoped the large~ules ~:r ,!
themselvas--such as To make it to next year Nothing but the very night and discussed see-phone installed in his doctors can aid him ~t their
de alcon .. a
Fe r trol not the problems in Leban- Jacob Simpson"~ I best. If I have anything eral matters of interest, to house last week. recovery h to use
on, etc.--all the places hope we have a good to do with it, I'll make Perkins. W. A. Knipe The Domestic Science The stork vzs]te~4 and w',
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where we're trying tosummer and all the it thatway, discussed road improve-classes cured a cotton-tail he e of Mr. and|hemw,L
m a, ffi#yl:ltl~l~F~ffi'=']~afh~' ". get into war. birdscome back Mike Tate --I hope ments, and Dr. Holbrookone day last week. They Tom Adams at Vin~eeD B~'.~
necess ram. Brakhage -- Dwight Wi~ns -- that I Lnish school-- noted bad conditions ofwould like to purchase a left a 5'/2 pound bab~ -in-~y
What I'm really hopingNumber one is a closer maybe this summer, county roads, especiallyraccoon to try a new NOTICE -- Fral]e a
for is to see a revival walk with God And Dan Tarkington -- between Perkins and the receipe. Perhaps they Eaton, h°rsesb~e who
The pendulum swinRs once again. An eleven year sweep across this financial stability Yeah. depot. L. C. Plat| discuss- could substitute a possum, blacksmithing of ~ll-[ivato
.ikeover of state prisons by the ACLU and the federal - .
courts may have ended with the ruling of appeal judge nation. And, I think it's Josh SimpsonJ- Oh, Wendell Fuller -- ed the river bridge and The Vinco Church met 2nd door north Of)lion and
~,,ay, who has declared the state prison system commg. I don't know. That's Same here. need for improvements, and a subscription was Garage. )5. Put y,
---- ,!Someone
C,mstitutional, and being carried out to guarantee pl~nn Ciele -- "For hard. More allowance. -o- Shortage of public fundsstarted to employ a 30 YEARS your
eig t hours of sleep at Elgin© Patterson -- for improvements of roads full-time preacher for the
hose rights.
This decision is indication that federal court control one. ' (A new A better year in all and bridges was discuss-church that would live in [From The Perkin~zhile thinj
,)f an entire system is not necessarily the right control, motlter oz one month roads of my life. ed. the village. $200 was soon nai, January 14, 19~e people
Judge Luther Bohanon has had a literal one-man oldtwihs.)
t on
The streets of Perkins promised and a house has years ago] ~ e ch
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dictate over Oklahoma prison systems during ~ time. were crowded last Satur-been donated for a pastor. Candidates for I~y. 9. Re
~l~)~,l.....Ok]ahomans would, p.robably admit that day. There was not Several of the ladies are queen and their spCt.aged. W:
I p,',,¢ .... ~nts were neeaea m the pri~n system, but another town in the county going to get busy and form are: Rosetta Brixe.yfl~13an be
~m~ie then millions and millions of dollars have been that did more business in an aid society to assist dyland Community;~! and t
.-pent. methods changed, innovations created, new . ratio of size, than Perkins with finances. Holbrook, Washing~AII your
prisons built, and the system stays much the • onthatday. 52 YEAR ving Club; Julia ~.aY.
-ares--over©re, led and overburdened and the The two Payne County ~, z x~,.j~.., FFA; Edna is a Tall
tamales and th~'ACLU still say they are mistreated and DOC'S COMMENTS representatives will intro- : Y%t~:
,h,nied their Constitutional fights. Oklahormms don't duce legislation to provide [From The Perkins Jour- BW:n~S M~IY~"l~n~iWfri°
~tliz~k st). They feel they are being humane and fair. The .... , • • r a. for three regular terms of nai, January 14, 1932 - 52 Forrest Valley Club~
p,i.~oners .......... paint themselves into their corners and than orst. m my llIeume District Court in Stillwater .years ago]
,)mine me taxpayer mr oemg m that p~ent. Jamison, football; ~:~
instead of two terms now Will start uo hatchery
_ __ Jenkins, Lions; Y], ----
Precious few have cried the cane for the common man . , . fixed by law. This will not Monday, January 18. Lacy, Women's Cou~ flyer~
)n the street, who abides by the law and is required to Dreaming of a White cember has been the worst nmghbor s ch]ldren have be so much inconvenienceBring egg....s on Saturday. Christian Church; ~ie houseat
d~g deeper into his pocket to pay the bills of those who Christmas is the rule. in weather conditions that kept the walks clear and for farmers called upon to Customhatching-" $2.60-belle Redus, WMC;~njOvable
,lon't. Dreaming of a White is remembered in a left.a beautiful handmade serve on the juries Here- er tra of 128 ma Sue Smith, Perki~ t~vin •
. . • . P y eggs. Club; Dons Splllers,~ne Hac
ih)pefully the prison system is back in the hands of Christmas and New Year lifetime. The winter Chrmtmas card with a to|ore, the terms nave Perkins Hatchery, Phone . . s~
h,, professionals instead of the lawyers and judges. Let is the excention. But in storms have been nationsupply of good cigars, been in October and May, 60. bow: and Lets P'uon Val,
,, all h,.. a lesson that there ia a middle of the road even these times', exceptions wide with many strandedAlthough they manag.ed to the busiest times for the Two negro plays will be Westfall, FHA. The ~ it's a m
n ,) )eratm rmons awa from home But do It all w~thout bemg
l " g p ". • ) are not unusual. Records Y . " .. ". ., " agriculture population,put on by the football boys will be chosen M~ke great
in the weather for the everything is not bad in seen, IKnow wno mey are. Over 250 people were in of 1931, to purchase honor night January 18,[ you 'o
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month of December have the Cimarron Valley. WeFrank and Shan Mann, the Jorns & Thoroughmanjackets for the team. The program m the con~rticu a- ,
_ " = been broken and so have a have missed most of theages 10 and 12 years ofstore {r~ow P J's Flowers ne,ro debate is" l] tna,,,
• • g tztled,building. ~ie ..~-' '
I ~m@~" ~ 4-~ ~l~&A~m lot of water lines, freezing rain, sleet and ice age and whose parents are and Gifts), at one time"Ghosts or No Ghosts" A carburetor rue ,e awa- :
• .AI~I,I,K)g ~ ~II~ ~J~l~l.- Utilitvn,~rsonnel nlum-covered highways so haz- Alvah and Norma Mann Saturday evening. The and is a comedy. "The and battery have!with Yhc
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bern, law enforcementardous m many parts of w h e, just ac oss t eguessing contest on theCoontown Millionaire," replaced on the o~iv and v
officers have been working the country. Margaret street. I t~ proud o! hmiYr money contained in the and "Good Morning, truck and it is now re~ new re,
"o'"h m ..... n - -- " o -- around the clock in an Coate who lives in Perkins gooo ne~g hers and t err glassbox, was adjudicated Judge" are both good, make fire runs, ~.~
'J W o It May t~o cern: Laying on ner Ken|nor ........ n"~ we-~'~ =n ~--hin-has kids at 2:30 p.m. The guess clean comedy plays and Brown, fire chiefsai~ ---
M,, da,,,rhter Linda )~a i~o..-;...,^ t.^.ezzort to xeep me ClUZens ~ u ,ha • ~u~ ~ _. - ,
~. --,, . ,.. -- ........... s ,,,,,m M,.,¢,,.~..m, ,Vho r,,o made it without trouble For tne rest two years, that won was made by will be presented immedi- Pet. Cecil Dod~ ,,.
Crouch "ust haw"^" m- ' '- -
: , J u~ © Cu~COOCtOCa. n .... .,~o,,,h.o.la.~.oon everv workimr dav and. Ole Doc has not sent JohnnyScroggs at$31.95;ately after the debate.Atlanta, Ga., spe~_~--
,hess memories of her Hearing stories of her :~'~v ...... ~.':" .......... " " n/ "l °mad~ his Christmas cards and feel weeks visiting his p~ld
:~a3de73tohwer she had :ehieldmhsoOoOdiinthr:tstShe made 33~heT]to; f=s unut~ ?:u~3s Uwa:hSout d~ay. embarrassed when so actuallyCaSh in$31.95.the Heb°XwonWaSa DickeyMr' andtookMrS.theirW.son,S, the Dewey Dodrills. [ ---
• -~ ........... u~. _ -- homes and business Daughter Mary Frances many are received. So .... $3.50 pair of shoes for his Wallace, to specialists in
i am senmng morn ~o net tronmgs mat axle ..... " ....... a ., .~nu-%.,s To evervone, wishin~ each efforts. Oklahoma City for assist- 25 YEARS UOllty
( I • • ~omeumes we wonaer ~,-,=vo-:- o u~.,, ,. v ,,
v )u )©cause [ thought ztwould do ff only could get ....... Christmas dinner with all of you a Happy New Year
• " "1" " wnen tney eat and catcn a
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wasMom. MomlsLdm mme to look that good .... thetrimmin-s overflowing with good i~-~'---~---~-~---" ~ [From The Perkin~
fir wh " t ,rue smep. m • .
R~ ms o jus passed today en health ha mess and
awa'" the 10th of De©era Eatm- - rn b h My orchids for this week The Barracks have be , pp nal, January 8, 19~
,,try " ,i. htof:kF~Pc~°r_l~tLtego to these dedicated and warm and so far offered no prosperity. An effort was ~" yearsago] j
',. , ..... t~;~ .~. ~- ffP" professional'people They plumbing problems. The made to use the telephone It was a cold, col~ ~[~
| [te! a need m explaintier quutmg ann nuns-aeserve" mucn~ more.-- " ue-~" " for the rnur'~ser~ but found r (jC--cC"~) .~ ]~ ~_~- ~...~" in Perkins. Tempei~ ~k~
that my four daughters work that was done so all circuits busy in every ~ ~ dropped to 2 to 3I ~1~
loved theii" Granny dearly, beautifully .......... direction Sorry zero two nights inq ~ --
Morn could bake bread Walking over to Mrs. [ [ See b; the newspapers and 5 to 7 inches o~[~V
didn't help matters~ -" =--
tizat melted in your mouth. Eaton's for a short visit. | [ where some members of The only time in United States history that the President Daytime tempel~rljCI
She always told the Th,~ delivery boy that i rll | ii~ _~ •, [ the legislature are sug- and Vice President were members of different political
children that the raisins delivered the grocerias [ Ins roet-s I rner
• • _ .................. estm~, and offerm reso- parties occurred when Thomas Jefferson, a Republican, stayed around 10~-- ---'
were bugs and whenasked Honeysuckle by the [ I lutions for appointing a became Vice President under John Adams, a Federalist, degrees for severalI
what made things taste so front door. | [ committee to be known as in 1797. This was the seco~
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dmt she st~rred It with her that s where we always mission to provide input to
|'Ot~t. slept. THIS MOTHER'S PRAYER improve adequacy and Jack Floyd bro~
it you. think ,it OK,The list could go on and L.J. Pitts efficiency to improve [ [ ~ ~......---"'~. ~ ,,@e~@~ ~ I ~ I arm when a car@OlD,
pit, ass print Lmdas men- on, but th?e area few l went to church this Sunday public confidence in state [ ~_.2 ~/jt/,4f..,/O ~(~.~! ~ ~~ - ~/~t/'/~(~ ~(y'~.-~T ~ J while he was chanl~
orms ~ntne paper., memort?s 0.I ttranamotaer There I bowed my head and prayed, government. From where I it,~rip,,.~-~,~.~/~.~/~k../l__, tire in front of G~,.
Emma~mith taut I nola.aear in my ..... Ihave ~':~uu,--k:~'~-"-,~..u,©,,, re~,©,=-'k"" .... sit, it looks like the ~([fT, I-----,~.,,/- Cafe. His arm was ~N. |lust
Box 77 heart, l,chertsh the tim~ I m,u-'~ "~ruu- " r.,,uw" .... ~,,©t'^ p,m,~-~ -- • ~ ..... vc ,.an©.'*^ recalcitrant members who between the fend~...,._
Buffalo OK had wtth Grandmother ' went home wzthout mak
' " •' For any of them, Jesus, there s nothingI would trade. " - - The first president to accept his party's nomination with the wheel. Sever~lL
"Memories of My She's one of a kind. I love Just help direct theft steps Dear Lord-- ing any effort to assist in a speech at the party convention was Franklin D. Rome- picked the car ul~ -o~.~
uranamother aria wi, miss you very Guide them from above solving state problems velt, who flew from Albany to Chicago in 1932.removed his arm
.,, By Linda Crouch . much. . _ Let them know Your presence and feel your Heavenly already have such a was taken to a
~ne sme, o~ woo~ ournmg Your roving grana- Love "committee, the voters, and Florence Holbrook
on a frosty cold morning, daughtei', Linda. " it's lartrer than they may C~t(~'W(~)]~ .._.._.~..~_._.~-..~ he will be back to ~ p
.. The light !ro m ..the -0- < "I have a husband Father, whom, I love very much, think. ~luch more will be ACROSS 37 Poisionous S ~- o d ~ .L B 9 "/ 9 the station as usu~fU,
~itcl~en ana.sme, ot conee He needs Divine direction Lord and heard from them following) Regions "9 weed . ~ ~ H ~ ~ ~ f ~ ~ N few days. .~.~
6 Sharp comer ~1 vr0r°un° ~- - -
so early in the morning. ==-~n ,~ ,~sa~', =,nrw'm ~rhans an angel s touch-- the first of the year when ] ,' .... 4 Po)d nohces
; .................... r-- r o ' 14 D,~x:l~to~7e 43 Totals 20
YEARS
The bread that she d
flake that t ..... Dear Sirs: Dear Jesus we were married young, school children are forced • . .... 45 Greek fetter lal-~l#l~mm ~1 ,~l~l Imm , Idl
• astea so gram.. Please renew our sub- this You know is true-- to walk to school, teachers or L~,v,n,w 4" "' " - ...... [Fro~ ~em Th Perki~
.l'!ven t.hough some had scrip|ion to The Perkins l helieve our vows were blessed and being furloughed or lear- (obbr.) ~o -,~,o.~ mal~i~l~~~
15. Otherwise 5~) ~rretia- ~/ 9 V g 3 3 d ~ nal, January 9, 19~ [[J Ir
"PUGS m tt was me deer Journal for 1984 We came from Only You. ing the system for jobs16. Diplomocy -~-, ?~ ~ ~ w ~ q ~ ~ ~ ;~ years ago] i "~" (
I'd ever eaten. ....u.. -n'o-" "- " n"-'-- - offeringmore security,17 Ovum ........
,^" .... 51 Splendor ; ?'/ " "-e 2~ (~~03
l)nggmg" ," potatoes while" -©m,,3 "~ ~ • -..'~ '="o ,y :~omem,ng Jim Graves ha~l
dm s, n was comiw- ur,~about the people that live So Father, though my family strays enlarged classes with " . 54 ~roze~ mi,~., ~ , =c ~ , ~ ~,
"1 ~r,'ngri " 55 Stain~ " " ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ elected president .~ 202
,,~- . ?-v.. there and all the neighbor- and all directions they may take-- some possible consolida- ~ revo core ...... IglnlOl~l-Cl~l~lOl~l~l~IC~l Perkins Roundup Cl~ h -"
urs truly, PI 22. Peruse ,.~w~ ~ "~. N N ~ W "~ )4 W
~noppmg jonnson el ]de|hem Jesus tmn, cuts m courses 24. Indion 1. Viper ~ Sandy Wells haS~ rerl
gli:ssi .lu;:;e~i~nderstood hood neW¢o ~o7'~:: ~mhdr~Ui;:lines break--' offered and other things millet 2 Norrow ~' ~ ~ Soak,on selected to be the
~'Y' J'" "; " ns I James & LenaThomas For Lord, I know your power--ever faithful--everhindering the education of 26. DOctor (abbr.) roised strips 9. Clear Basketball queen,~._
Feeamg cmcKe , ~,., ro=.~ t, oli¢ a=~o~ true-- our children. If, as some of 27. Germon 3 Plurol |0. Compound
~;rii!hoko~[e~de~/fi!fu~n~. ~ W~lp:lsPomm:~:ydtwhee'~l~fweliY:~?m: ihhyaett~!ge~olp~teoOr~nrS3rmlnd!!:i:~ Admirol ending ether attendants will be~
29. Legend 4, High card 12. Employed Murlin, Patty Ev~
13 P cture
" 31. Drains 5. Vended " " Jody Nelson. i
strength 6. By puzzle
33 Merge 7 Sene 18. Spaces Payne CountyJ ~.
35. Jumbled type 8' Aim 20. Trolley publishes their qt~ [[1
• , 23 Distribute
r i' r ' 1" / l'Y r'l 5 statement of $3,1~, ~'
["'[ I I I I,z I,S I I~ 28. oetry 43, which includes!
30 Toword
I I I l I I I I l l J " I of $1,032,011.02; a~
1's' , 1+ [ I she teredside
deposits of $2,859,~
l l I I I 32. Worn spot
n ,I ]m )[1~ zq 1 zo 2, 34 Discover
I • l [ I Tr i I Directors are D. C._~
" I" " I"l ]35 Nina Wilhite, and I~, |,
• ~ I 1i~, ~ - ].~o I 36, Perfect Freed. GalenC. Ho~ -"
• [ 1 [ 1 1 ] / 38. Socred is Cashier. i
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n ...... . ,-,- w . ow 1 0 YEARS C
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I I I m " I I I 44. Pouches .,~
I I I I I I [ 1 I 47 Compass [FromThe Perk
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i'v" I I I''r I''# I "'P Illlse I I po+nt
: ] ] ~ ~ I m I 149 Corded fobric nal, January I0, I
1111"11 'i I 152. Pronoun years ago] i
~'~ - ~ 53 Ne~otive The P-T School!
_ _L_L_I wo~d rehired Supt. Ceci~l •
, The Journal Staff - ,,, " ' ' ~ ' ' ....... ' • DEwEyMAYOR-- RETIRESMayor John fOralsotheaskedcOmingschool yesti
v~e,~,,~J~ BENNETT FRAN JANET EARLENE R. Smithson, M.D., an- to vote for the p~
BOB I~va~© LAND MILLER REEDER REID nounces he will not seek bond issue in Fell
EVANS "~ ..... .... ~+ + re-election. He has served which will pro¢
i - .... ~+i "~ 20 years as mayor and city physical educatio~
+: ~ councilman. He points out and seven classr~
~ st st be constructed on I
i the greate ep the town of the old CoS#
...... .... haShis takenadministrationfOrward underwas Building. i
creating a city manager Kenny Nelson,
Publt~her-Editor Manager/Editor Advertising Society Reporter/Writer Circulation
•_ I I II I I I ]1 IIIIIII II IJ I I ~ I I I III IIIII I II I
position. The mayor said
that Dewey was once in
terrible debt. "This has all
turned around with the
hiring of Paul Allee as city
manager," he said, point-
ing out that there is now
continuity to city govern-
ment.
Tryon co-captai~
named to Oklaho~
Slate football squP
"honorable menti0
egory.
Hollis Ward has i
school board post
Forrest Robin©t|
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