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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

6

Gill Seeks 10 Cut Ghatax Income Rate

Oklahoma City April 11 Legislators heard new income tax ideas as House Bill No 1 moves. Rep F N Shoemake proposes cutting the surtax rates from five percent to a scale starting at one half of one percent for incomes 10000 to 12000 and rising to 21 2 percent past 25000. House members also consider repealing the money and credits act but bank fears keep mortgages taxed ad valorem.

Oklahoma City Murray Shoemake James M. Hays Oxmulgee County Hays

Local Social News Notes From Lula Event and Visits

The report lists attendees of a Lula program including Mr. and Mrs. David Gray Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMeans and children Misses Lois Kerr Florence Lee Brown Irene McMeans and others. Ellen Farrow visited Lola Fay and Florence Lee Brown Sunday morning. Emogene Phillips of Red Oak stayed with Irene McMeans over the weekend. Clyde Griffith traveled to Ada on business Friday. The McMeans family hosted Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Juanita Henry visited Irene McMeans Friday night.

An. Tom Abney Jimmie Isaacs Grant Isaacs J. &. Tenace Earl McDaniel A. H. Ellis Ada E. E. Sutton Willis Sutton Fair McDaniel J. S. Isaacs Stellar Huckaby Sparks Sadie Cox Maral Mcintyre Summers Chapel Clyde Wilson Billie Jean Billy Merriel Helen Trechegn Har Watts Travis Norman Jim Boucher Ruth Seward Della Watts J. W FE. E. Sutton Miesea Sue Bell Cordelia Mellott John Wood Oral Dunn Carnell Prewer Dorothy Nelson Farney Brown Wanda Boyer Kell Barnett Pauline M. Ekteehanan Sam Parker Lester Henry Frisco Mr. Colbert Harve Farris Steedman Conway Virginia Watkins Byng Josephine Blackburn Pearl Barnes Clara Lillard Gene Blackburn Alma Lee Laughlin Beeman Laughlin Willie Connor Jack Kifer Seaborn Kerr Bro. Johnson Owl Creek Vivian Jared Luia Riddle Ruth Viola Parker Bunnie Reeves Ruth Woods Marie Dray G. H. Hendrix Jess Standridge Stratford W. F. Smith W. B. James Cooke J. G. Ridling Jack Rutherford Oil Center Ernest Williams Vaness Esther Maness Nadine Thelma Shirley Emily Jewel Shirley Mildred Dunn Rhoda Shirley Doyle Newby Melvin Newby Maxwell Buck Farlow Myrtle Roberts Miss Poe Q. R. Bevers Josephine Trevins Ruth Wood Allie Ragland G. L. Cole Odie Hinkle Louis Lela Willard Shady Grove Grove Bob Wood S. H. Newby J. R. Newby FE. C. Jamar Lorene Myers Henry Jamar Lula David Gray Jack McMeans Lois Kerr Florence Lee Brown Irene McMeans Ellen Farrow Lola Fay Emogene Phillips Red Oak Clyde Griffith McMeans

Niece program and choir sing at Sunday youth meeting

A niece program was presented at the Sunday night meeting followed by lively choir singing. Participants included Mary Wortman Charles Wortman Edith Wortman Wanda Lee Smith Daisy Woods Ruth Woods Nadine Shirley Thelma Shirley Marvin Bray Almon Bray Marvin Woods. Committees for next Sunday include Charles Wortman and Pauline Rankin.

Young People's Meeting Mary Charles Edith Wortman Wanda Lee Smith Daisy Ruth Woods Nadine Thelma Shirley Marvin Almon Bray Marvin Woods Charles Wortman Pauline Rankin Vaness High School R. S. Moore Oklahoma City

Farmers Continue Corn Planting In Mild Weather

The list records neighbors visiting and social calls in the Bromide area. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Watson and son Wendell move near Bromide to farm. Ray McKinney and the Mack family visited Mrs. Jim Snell and Wanda Mae. Bailey Miller called on Jim Snell. Jim Richardson took a business trip to Ada. Mrs. Jeanette Snell, Wanda Mae, and Geny Snell shopped in Stonewall. The piece notes ongoing farm activity and local social visits.

L. H. Watson Wendell Bromide Ray McKinney Ogalene Gladys Mack Jim Snell Wanda Mae Bailey Miller Chapman Graves Mattie McKinney J. B. Mack Bob Anderson Jim Richardson Ada Jeanette Snell Geny Snell Stonewall Ben Owens

L E a s Denied Habeas Corpus in Extradition Case

Cr iminal Judge John T. Cunningham quashed a writ of habeas corpus for Col. Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. after their March 14 arrest on an extradition warrant to North Carolina for bank law violations. He set bond at $15 000 each and held the Leas fugitives from justice, upholding North Carolina orders and Governor McAlister’s rendition.

Clarksville Tenn John T. Cunningham Luke Lea Luke Lea Jr North Carolina Leas Cunningham L. F E. Gwinn McAlister

Katy Railroad In Fine Shape

M H Cahill, chairman and president of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Co, told stockholders at the annual meeting the Katy earned its fixed charges of more than 4 000 000 last year and a recent inspection tour showed the property in excellent condition. He cited recent authorizations for improvements as proof of a looking to the future policy and said the railroad is ready to handle increased business as public confidence and southwest signs improve. Officers to be named by directors in New York next month.

Cahill Katy Southwest New York

Three Ouachita youths flee town fearing Roosevelt wood jobs

In Fort Smith Arkansas on April 11 three bronzed youths from the Ouachita mountains fled to town after hearing President Roosevelt was hiring wood choppers. Led by Jesse Richman they hid in an alley until Patrolman John Robinson found them. They fled the alley because trains and streetcars scared them, worried they lacked the route home.

Fort Smith Ark Ouachita Mountains Roosevelt Jesse Richman John Robinson Jesse Hugh Connor

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