Column includes: Dinner meeting at St. Philips Episcopal Church by the members of mens club active for 32 years. The club has no organized programs and no speeches are allowed. Former and current members are named. Ardmore Auxiliary Police force organization is mentioned. Jon Hargrave is named as director. State Sen. George A. Miller reports bill in the legislature to name Nov. 16 as "Statehood Day" in Oklahoma. newspaper article, original

Story of plans to establish a museum in the first permanent structure built in Marietta before statehood. The cut stone building, on Main Street, was in need of repair when givin to the city by J. W. Dixon. Newspaper article

Bicentennial issue of this magazine, published by the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, Washington, D.C. History of disabled Americans from colonial times to post World War II is included.

Column concerns the death of city commissioner Ted Berryhill and appreciation for his service to the city of Ardmore is expressed. Commission planned to appoint an addition to the council to maintain a quorum. Newspaper article, original

Report of rodeo action the previous night. Photo of Bob Stoddard, Tishomingo High School, as he is given first place trophy for band competition. Newspaper article, original

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Column reports on increase in industrial employment in Ardmore during the past year. This increase of 400 jobs was the second greatest in the state. Jay Yeager, manager of the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce reports on the potential for the city. Newspaper article, original

Report on plans to develop the museum at the site on Lake Murray are covered. Brief history of the tower is given. Newspaper article, original

c. July 3, 1920. Story of George W. Strawn and Frank Baker, of Strawn & Baker oil production Company. History of their success in the oil fields and initiation of deep drilling in Oklahoma. Newspaper article, Photocopy, 2 copies

Report of resignation from post as director of U. S. Office of Oil and Gas, Department of the Interior. Mr. Morrell was to become vice president of the Lone Star Gas Co. and head the Washington office. Newspaper article with photo Morrell, Gene P

Column concerns the new Area Vocational-Technical School being completed on U.S. 70, east of Ardmore. Ways in which the money for this school was obtained and an erroneous report that this was to be a Job Corps training center are reported in the article. newspaper article, original