Sunday School pride and rural community life notes
Rural community column highlights a lively Sunday School with fifty five in attendance led by Rev. Don Typson of Shawnee. Reports of Friday night singing, a pie supper for the ball team, and numerous social visits surround church, school and local families including Ingram, Farr, Keltner, Williamson, Fox, Tilley, Archer, and Dake. Numerous gatherings, elections, and visits across Oakman, Vanoss, and nearby areas reflect ongoing community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Aies
Don Typson
Shawnee
Keltner
Willard
Cottonwood
Wilard
Greens
Allie Ingram
Clas
Cravens
Violet Fox
Mesdames Green
Jenkins
McAfee
Ferhand
Furr
Haynes
Gentry
Green
Almeda Fox
Busy Bee H. D. Club
Parker H
F. QO
Farr
Ava Dake
Donald
Ora Flowers
Don Lambert
Cozy Haynes
Buster Ingram
M. R. Wood
Parish Chapel
Stratford
Dutch McAfee
Sandy
Ray Green
Fisher
W. E. Ingram
Charlie Hilcher
Center
Vester Dodson
Jimmy Rae
Densmore
Horace Fox
Oklahoma City
Dave Fox
Lula community notices reflect weekend visits and church events
Ada and Lula residents share Sunday visits among families and friends. Lula Church hosts Sunday services led by Brother Gifford with growing Sunday School and upcoming Pontotor county Singing and fifth Sunday rally. School construction advances with new Lula building, old structure torn, and Jim Curlee elected to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford
Ada
Pontotor County
Lula
Jim Curlee
Roy Hamilton
Ila Byrd
Carl Hill
R. EL Byrd
Dorotony Upton
Lula Henry
Loretta
Union Valley
A. J. Henderson
Miss Barnes
Marshall Kiflion
Ed Smith
Higgins
Elmer Wooley
Oil Proration Disrupts Texas Fields Sparks Debate
Texas oil industry reacts to the April railroad commission proration order cutting Saturday and overall allowables across Gulf coast and South Texas. East Texas and KMA protest the shifts, accusing redistribution of production. hearings and a federal injunction shape a long running regulatory fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Federal District Court
Old Ocean
Manuel
Markham
Placebo
Pulf Coast
Railroad Commission
Jong
Big East
East Texas
KIMA
M L Perkins To Retire After 51 Years Teaching
Professor Madison Love Perkins a Pailligs University education professor plans retirement after 31 years of teaching and 51 years in the field. He plans to pursue crossword puzzle work and serves as coordinator in the division of mental hygiene for a new educational dictionary. He holds a famed 1500 volume教育 collection and earlier won the 1889 inter-collegiate high jump title at the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Love Perkins
Pailligs University
Perkins
Phi Delta Kappa, Educational Society
B.C
University of Missouri
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Briles
Injunction Sought On Part Of Tax Resale List
A group of property owners led by Sadle Breco C F P Green W K Chaney and the estate of B B Dawson sue Lee Daggs Pontotoc county treasurer seeking a court order to strike 50 acres from the April resale list claiming homestead rights for Ella Scott and her minor children. The suit affects only the plaintiffs 50 acres but does not halt the overall resale. separate affidavits question erroneous assessments on multiple properties, most dating before 1919, with removals sought for those years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
Sadle
Breco
C. FP
Green
W. K. Chaney
B. B. Dawson
Lee Daggs
Pontotoc County
Ella Scott
Perry
A. M. Scott
Scott
Daggs
Students To Offer Drama About Job
A drama by Ada High School students retells the book of Job with Jimmy Bayness as Job and Luecille Shubdivant as Job's wife. Wyatt C Freeman directs the 7:30 pm performance at Ada High Auditorium for Ada residents and nearby churchgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Warm Springs
Europe
House
Senate
Germany
Poland
Ada High School
Wyatt C. Freeman
Ada
Marian Morris
Margaret Hill
Job
Jimmy Bayness
Sara
Luecille
Shubdivant
Elezar
Phillip Sarrett
Eliphaz
Joe Barnett
Bildad
Pat Murphy
Zophar—Lawson Jones
Michael—Maynard Russell
the Great Accuser
Baynes McSwain
The
Chovie Choir
Mary Eleanor Rodgers
Mary Lewise Osborne
Sammie Smith
Mary Margaret Hinshaw
Dorothea Randolph
Marie Toler
Lucille Barpard
Nellie Clark
Beverly Johnson
Verlin Morrison
Helen Lance
No Railroad Legislation Seen For Session
Washington reports that top forecasters in Congress expect no railroad laws to pass this session. They say railroad topics remain a bugaboo for committees and may stall any bill amid clashes among railroad, labor, and management interests. Oklahoma City notes weather forced cancellation of a goodwill mass flight of 15 planes to Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Congressional
Oklahoma City
James Brazell
Chickasha
Sub-Committee backs relief measure in $200 million plan
A Senate appropriation sub-committee voted unanimously to recommend a $200 million relief appropriation after supporters and economy-minded senators signaled broad backing. President Roosevelt had requested $150,000,600, while the House had approved $100 million. The full committee was to act later, with the Senate expected to take up the measure tomorrow. The president has kept hands off the relief fight, saying any reductions must bear the consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Administration
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Musician accused parking crime sings court order
Magistrate Richard E. McKinby in New York suspended Henry W. Armstrong's sentence after he admitted writing the music for "Sweet Adeline" 36 years ago and sang it in court. The judge noted a fine but chose leniency, while Armstrong complied with the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard E. Mc.Kinby
Henry W. Armstrong
Easter Holiday Guests And Visits From Ada Residents
Ada residents mail lists showcase Easter travel and guests. Ernest Williamson undergoes major operation at McKeel-Cowling clinic east of the party. Mrs. Downes returns to Louisville after weeks with sister Mrs. Wintersmith. Mayo Cottingham family returns from San Antonio. William Hall and daughters visit Oklahoma City. Elmore returns from Tucson. Mrs Berry of Oklahoma City travels Friday for gift at Norris home. Norris guests include Tor Norris and child from Sulphur Springs. C. C. Marchant visits Oklahoma City. Ferdie Deering and infant Cheryl Beth return from Ada. Hubbard Lowrey of Tulsa visits mother Elizabeth Lowrey for Easter. Eaves family return to Shreveport after stay with Mrs. Eaves' mother. Miss Elizabeth Wimbish to Ada for Easter from Okmulgee. Mrs. WLC Duncan travels to Washington, D. C. for two weeks. Nell Kitchell to spend Easter with Ada relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Tilley
James
George Tilley
Willie Marks
Holdenville
Cassie Mae
Mama Jean Williamson
Ole Rogers
Randy
Oakman
Willie Yates
S. S. Tilley
Dortha
Christeen
Mildred
Wallace Capps
Vergie
Hulbert Williams
Christeena Capps
W. H. Bandy
S. S. Tiliey
Norman Ranier
Stratford
Jessie Tilie
Myron Williamson
Union Hill
Bruce Little
John Sparks
Sparks
Bee Yancy
Eva Yancy
Bonnie Lee Bustee
Pete Mayhan
Conway
Henry Raymer
Mae Bottoms
Norman Mitchell
Roy Mitchell
Erma Sue Bottoms
Letha Jene Archer
George Archer
Myrtle Archer
Lindle
Letha Jene
Henry Norton
Ada
Jess Newton
Jack McAnally
Hazel
Melindia McAnally
Bill Owasas
Giles Raymon Mitchell
Roy Binion
Marvin Burnett
Earmon Burnett
Bebee
Grandpa Fortenberry
J. W. McAnally
Ethel Bottoms
Son Jones
Egypt
Bonnie Lee Buster
Matie Williams
Cora Dotson
Dora Whitson
Lorene Sparks
Wenda Little
Charley Archer
Harry Downes
Louisville
Kentucky
Frances M. Wintersmith
South Highland
San Antonio
Charles N. Berry
Olahoma City
P. A. Norris
Norris
Tor Norris
Little Daughter
Sulphur Springs
Texas
C. C. Marchant
East Main Street
Oklahoma City
Ferdie Deering
Cheryl Beth
N. H. Deering
West Fourteenth Street
Wlc. Duncan
Washington, D. C
Anna B. McKnight
Edith Phillips
Nell Kitchell
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Z. R. Kitchel
Colored Boys Exhibit at Evans Hardware Display
Colored Boys from Napier colored school showcased handiwork including ash trays, magazine racks, end tables, candlesticks, and more. Students Elvin Coleman Ezekiel Fisher Walter Grant Cecil Thurston James Roy Mark Johnson Willie Thurston Manuel Seals James Armstrong and others created items under the supervision of Principal S. S. Bradley. they photographed and developed the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier Colored School
Evans Hardware Store
Elvin Coleman
Ezekiel Fisher
Mirror Fame
L. 2
Black
Billfeld
Walter Grant
Cecil Thurston
Danzig clash leaves twenty detained after Nazi Polish violence
Free City of Danzig reports twenty arrests after a late night clash between Nazis and Poles in Langfuhr. Two men were injured as chairs and beer glasses flew and ethnic slurs were shouted. Police restored order after disturbances echoing earlier student protests near the spot in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free City
Danzig
Langfuhr
Here
Poand
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Burns
Marion Briggs
Gaar Corner
Jes Lena Grace Turner
Katherine
Karine Sizemore
Kacy Jones
Gaar
Doyle Walker
Tom Cook
Lee Ponder
Sur-ay
Edd Powell
Vaness
D. Chambers
Lawrence Corbin
Worst
North Owl Creek
Joe Laffoon
Pauline Rose
Annie Sliger
Lula Williamson
Stonewall
Jack Riddle
Ruby Coffee
Ridge
C. C. Couch
Melba Mullins
Mrs. Wade
Debes
Layla Couch
C. H. Martin
Verlie
Sliger
Havel
Wesland
Lula May
Rose
Keebal Sliger
Alice Williamson
Ada Melville
Lenora Tucker
Andrew Owens
Ea Walker
Gentra Hatton
Maybelle Russell
Luther Hatton
Leffoon
Jack Laffoon
Andrew Sliger
Fannie Brannen
Lovelady
C. M. Jackson
Levi Cupps
Jess Johnson
Lewis Cupps
J. C. Odom
Lee Tucker
Beatrice Jeter
Thelma Flatt
Lena Hughey
Violet Brendle
Jereda Harris
John Gibson
Brendle
W. D. Jeter
Willie Maud
Paul Jeter
Jay Isaac
Myrtle Mae Jeter
Dorothy
Ruth Magar
Lena Bell Henry
Barbara Brendle
Betty Lou Anderson
Duey Norton
Impson Anderson
Pauline
Fay
Tyson
Nora Brendle
Carolyn Phillips
Vanoss
Wine Walker
Denna Waye Lynn
Strat
Tollie Walker
Galveston
Tex
Tookerson
Mary
Roberta Keys
Mons
Leeta Keys
Risht
Anthony
Bernard
Carl
Donald Perricone
Beaumont
Billie. Fee
Henderson
Tinnie
Brown
Susie Jones
N. N. Baker
Roy Childers
Clint Childers
Emma Cooper
J. W. Standridge
Archer Salmon
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J. W. Keef
Willie Shaw
C. W. Peters
Clarita
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G. M. Pitt
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G.M. Pitt
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E. J. Farley
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Louise Pitt
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Betty Gean
Bill Collins
Jo Ann
Oil Center
Carl Denham
Jeff Farley
Bradley
Tom Philips
Digie
Lon Smith
Jerry Sadler
Thompson
Interstate Oil
Company Commission
M. L. Perkins
East Central
Phillips
Chicago
Richard Burke
Burke
Britain
France
Ada High
Senate Group
Dixie Camp
Harold
Pete) Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clearwater
Fla
Pete
Co Durocher
Ernest Williamson
McKeel-Cowling Clinic
Mayo Cottingham
Baby
Mr. Cottingham
Bokehita
William Hall
Oklahomaity
EB K
Elmore
South Oak Avenue
Tio, Arizona
J. W. Martin
Hubbard Lowrey
Tulsa
Elizabeth Lowrey
Everett Eaves
Curtis
Shreveport
Louisiana
Eaves
B. ©. King
Lester King
Elizabeth Wimbish
Okmulgee
Mrs
Rogert Wimbish
North Hope
Hurt
Nottingham
Sims
England
Shire Hall
Liberia
Africa
Lake Side
P. O
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Allen
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