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Dover Doin’sThe great state of Oklahoma celebrated its 112th (I think I’m figuring right) birthday this past week, and the Hennessey Sons and Daughters of the 89ers met at the senior citizen’s building for lunch and a program.

The south end of Eleventh street was a “hubbub” of activity Friday morning.Bulldozers were digging a path for a new paving project on the dirt street. A little further west, another crew was engaged in a sewer line project. And a house was being moved up the street into the new addition.

City Declares War on All Unmuzzled Dogs Running at Large to Check Hydrophobia NOTICE Dogs must be muzzled or kept up by their owners.

The Booker T. Washington home economics department of Dover will present its annual fashion revue Friday, April 27, at 8:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend and see the many projects these girls have made this year.

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Kingfisher city offi cials accepted final plans Monday for the Second Francis Addition, which is located west of the First Francis Addition, west of South 13th Street. The area has all been taken into the city limits.

New time schedule on Rock Island steam passenger trains operating through Kingfi sher went into effect Sunday. Both trains now arrive in the middle of the day.No. 27 goes south at 11:23 a.m., and No. 28 goes north at 1:37 p.m.Time schedule on the Rockets was not changed.

The Kingfisher High School Hall of Fame will induct three new members at graduation May 24.The new members are Seay Austin Sanders, class of 1942; Garold Allen Dean, class of 1949, and Judd Kopp, former teacher. Garold Allen Dean Judd Kopp Seay Austin Sanders

The pile driver for the new bridge over the Cimarron River south of Dover arrived last Sunday and it was put into operation Monday. With good luck, pile driving will be finished this week.