70 Years Ago Apr 4, 2001 Original print April 4, 1931 The body of Frank PEOPLES, 33-year-old druggist, who was killed when his automobile overturned when making a turn on the Wewoka-Sasakwa highway late Friday night, was shipped to his mothers home in Tulsa and will be buried there. Frank PEOPLES, Bruno MAYER Miss Mattie MASON of Oklahoma City is spending the weekend in Seminole Mattie MASON Virgil CHASE of Seminole, joined his family in Norman t spend the weekend with Mrs. CHASEs homefolk. Virgil CHASE, Mrs. CHASE NK Sandwich shop and café ad? The 25 cent eating shop. Nothing over 25 cents. Homemade chili $0.15 .. Will ROGERS plans to leave Los Angeles, California some time next week for an airplane tour to Mexico and Central and South America. He recently completed a motion picture .. Will ROGERS Evidence the depression is over was given by KILLINGSWORTH brothers when 1, 439 new customers made purchases .. KILLINGSWORTH brothers In Wewoka, a 17-year-old youth charged with robbery with firearms for the second time in his life, came near to being sent too the state penitentiary but for the second time Judge George C. CRUMP administered leniency . Judge George C. CRUMP Services for W. E. VARNUM will be held in the Methodist church in Shawnee. VARNUM, pioneer resident of Seminole died in Oklahoma City following a stroke .lived in Seminole county since 1906 .Varnum school was named after him and he donated the land on which the school stands. Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com