Homer community notes show social life and sports
A sprawling Homer area column lists visits by Williamson, Lilly, and Williamson families, church attendance, parties, and Sunday school turnout. It notes hail damage to gardens, a mad dog incident at Dyer store, a ball team need, and local games where the Rockies and Lookies clubs played. Community events, illness, and travel details fill the page with names and places like Ada, Wilson, Fitzhugh, and Lovelady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caysees
Jane Nut
Edwin
Sigan
Clifton Deaton
Karl Kaiser
Herbert Morpher
Muley Intinst
Dyer
Homer Brumley
Dogcott
A.B. Heamley
Wy U. Bruimley
Ted Eplards
Bryant Summers
Homer
Bryant Robertson
Lovelady
Bud Blackburn
Jack Williams
Clyde Raiser
Walter Jillara
Marian Walker
Oakman
W. H. Brumley
Wis Wouse
Ada
Rockies
Colbert Boys
Geora
Lookies
Atroso
Hoot Owls
Hackers
gHoot Owls
Flauckera
T.— Asver
Crosgy. Oat
Fires, social notes mark parish events and deaths
A parish page recounts Tuesday rain and Thursday barn fire at Maddox place with unknown cause. It lists dances, visits to Ada, singing at Lane, Sunday gatherings, and mentions residents, kin, and guests across multiple days, plus a Chickasaw Hill score of 25 to 18 and various courtly social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox
Royal Ts
Maxey
Nin Tucker
Edith Jones
Olin Woods
Tay Lamb
Horton and Son
Rob Roatin
Ada
Verein Deydenn
Sport
Y Maddox
Severn
Willie Duuies
Vass Mikeshinley
Abhay Sluis
Zela Pennington
Vigil Maddos
Lane
Glen Cox
Alton Shipley
Sather
Ollie
Taney Wood
Lou Cox
Tess
Eanee ‘Tucker
Franke Dryden
Printiss Morton Wee
Trapp Signs Primary Bill For Popular Vote
Oklahoma City April 9 Gov Trapp signed the preferential primary bill and the plan for a constitutional convention in 1927 to a popular vote. The primary counts second and third votes fractionally and the convention would be voted on in next year’s general election if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Farmers Plant Cotton Amid Rain Prompts Praise in Blu Mounds
Farmers in Blu Mounds report rain revived crops as cotton planting resumes. The page records numerous residents visiting Ada, nearby towns, and social visits, with many mentions of singalong events, meals, and family gatherings. The mixed agricultural notes reflect a tight-knit community's routines and local travel.
Local Pleasant Hill notes and social rounds
A collage of social visits and small town events from Pleasant Hill and nearby. Ada and Onward are mentioned with trips to Stonewall and Allone. Residents such as J C Kitchens, Aubrey Jones, Vida Close, Myrila Fuller, Craus, Robin g, Bula Ellercase, Heloise Pulkergon, Valeria Pulkergon, Bernice Jones, Leo Foust, Orville Chambers, Abradam, Autrey Jones, Rita Close, Janette McKinney, Columbus Stewart appear in varying activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Close
Myrila Fuller
Craus
Sunday Socials and Visits Span a Local Community
The page lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits among locals including Brittle Brown Mabel Miller Devis Davis Sadie King Hackworth Gilliland Cunningham Bagwell Gilliland and others. Interwoven are casual dinners and social calls across households such as the Gilliland and Hackworth families with mentions of Miss Oudie King Virginia Roper Fannie Cunningham and Ruby Huckworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Mrs. King
Hackworth
Virginia Raper
Fannie Mas Cunningham
Raby
Opal Hackworth
Bryant
Cathey
Dobson
Gilliland
Opal
Jewell Hackworth
Cathy
Gillland
Luther
Walter Bagwell
Roby
Quean Wisher
Valious Bagwell
J. R. Gilliland
Morris Bagwell
Ruby Huckworth
Bernion Gilliand
Hazel Mizchent
Sent Balluck
C. Banwel
G. Potit
Toby
Queen Misher
Blane Tyree
J. L. Havlavordt
Troff
Vanoss Community Notes and Weekend Visitors
Weekend guests visited Walter Simmons as families gathered for church events. Ada and Hart visitors attended Methodist services, with performances by Miss Stzila Cellier and Miss Alverta Berger. Local clubs met, the Parent-Teacher Association held talks, and community singing plus rainy weather updates described farming progress and school activities. Continuous names reflect a small town’s social fabric and weekly happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss
Simmons
Walter Simmons
Brd. Woods
Methodise
Jno
Seissna
Oxlshoma
Doe Woods
Johnson
Hart
Simmons Mondas
Bascont Lynn
Owens
Beatrice | Cellier
Ada
Misa Stzila
Cellier
Alverta Berger
Tulsa
C. L. Berger
Haldenville
Liey
Peter Shaw
J. J. Shaw
Caroline Shaw
EC. T. C
M. Bradley
George Littlefield
J. B. Auten
Woodie Templeman
Hodges
Parent
Floyd
Nol
Son
Curt Auten
W. T. G. Club
Sellout House
Charles Nelson
2. G. Smith
Morgan
Duvall
O. C. White
Tollie
Ross
Ida
Florence Standridge
Adu Normal
Vaness
H. Baer
Hellview
Dean McCaulley
J. B. McCaulley
Jess Walker
Clint Sturdevant
Old Mother Earth
Wwe
Ealton
D. W. Hodges
Claude Forewan
First National Bank Ada designated as United States depository
The First National Bank in Ada has been designated as a United States depository for Postal Savings Funds per a post office department letter. Bank officers express pleasure at the recognition and the chance for increased business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
United States
Post Office Department
Union Valley community notes and school updates
Union Valley reports a busy week with church attendance and social visits. Ada students plan to finish credits at Frisco, with several locals attending events and hosting guests from nearby towns. The Fyshugh area notes April showers bring crop optimism and a school program upcoming with commencement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Valley
Titkle
A. A. Dean
Ada
Frisco
Eugene Hatcher
Hansel *Riddie
Effie Murphy
Jane Scott
Jesse Stephens
Violet Bourn
Yone ‘Scott
Rachel Allen
Lovelady
Will Blankenship
L. T Tadd
Morgan
Mart Durbin
Mareta Durbin
Jrone Scott
Hettie Murphy
Beach
Frisco area charter hunting party draws crowd
A Sunday afternoon hunt near Frisco drew a sizable crowd. Local residents and visitors from Ada attended church and social events, with Mrs Brickwell noted as a top finder and several families visiting relatives in the area. Community members shared visits, picnics, and local school activities ongoing through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liemsy Hunt
Ofas
Hathcox
Frisco
Tral
Brickwell
Schley Stegail
J. Wostenall
J. W. Thompson
C. Trhin
Clayton Stein
Ada
WF. Morris
Lot. Huggatt
Owl Crack
Mackey
Johny
Abovo
Harper
Stonewall
Gray
Byrd's Mill
Oscar Wardlow
Jitt Blackwell
Bnd Blackwell
Caileoat
Castleberry Hospital
Crawford
J. P. Bradford
Ada and Allen Rebekah Odd Fellows Lodge Meet
Ada OOO Fellows and Rebekahs attended a joint meeting in Allen with 450 participants from Ada Francis and Steedman. Plans discussed for a future joint association in Ada on April 25. An abundant spread of sandwiches cake coffee and chocolate followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Lodge No. W. 1. O. L
Rebekah Lodge
Allen
Allen Lodge
Ada
Francis
Steedman
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Aben Rebekahs
Thedelas- 34
Lonely Pals Dinner and Debate Night At Latta
Miss Flora Brown attended a dinner at Latta on Sunday and Jyeon Lynn of Ada attended the debate here Saturday night. The item named Lonely Pals notes the social gathering and event attendance in a brief local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attaberry
This Place
Ode McMaster
Goorse
Dewey Northant
Gind
Rains
Phew
AM Bua Chuuphers
Chitlren
Jack Diignpliers
Humphers Sunilas
Vaniss
Merion
Hon
Curtis
Homer
Olen Davis
Ada
Erie
Tonlly
Curtis Wells
Ami Ute
Vaal Buskirk
Mes. Baker
Dimple
Hagler
Carrah
Ware
Rott
Annie ,Poe
Currah Hagler
Bennie Stephens
Antlers
Oklahoma
BR. L. Hagler
Hattie Prewett
Marcellious Land
S. ‘Wesly Prewett
J. W. Pruett
Clarence, Haxler
Blue Mound
R. l L. Hagler
Lena Rucker
Linnie Qdoem
Flora Brown
Latta
Jyeon Lynn
Wood-Herger Beulah Berger Tie Wedding in Vanoss
Dolly Sammy Wood and Beulah Berger of Vanoss were united in marriage at 2 p m today at West Baptist church with Rev. G C Morris officiating. The bride, daughter of Charlie and Mrs Berger, taught last year at Vanoss consolidated schools and attended East Central. The groom, son of W C Wood of this city, works as a railroad employee. They plan to reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wond
Ilo Frisco
Man Held Charged With Murder in Byars Texas
WAURINA April 11 Charles Glenney 40 is held in county jail on a murder charge in the shooting death of his son Charles 17 at the Glenney home in Byars Texas late Friday. Officers say the shooting followed a series of family quarrels and Glenney admitted the killing saying it was necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waurina
Charles Glenney
Charles
Glenney
Byars
Texas
Glevney
Urki
Bristow Station Aids In Locating Man’s Parents
Guthrie April 12 Within two hours after a de mented man description was radioed from Bristow KERU Robert Wyant of Shawnee telephoned the sheriff to say the man was his son Talgh 30 missing for three weeks The man was found on a highway near here by Logan county sheriff who said he was hungry but refused help and wired a description to KFRU
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
KERU
Bristow
Robert Wyant
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Talgh
Frome
Here
Logan County
Boxgess
KFRU
Pontotoc County Ringsong Convention Ad Notice
The semi annual meeting of the Pontotoc County Ringsonven Wobeeld at Mekeler Sun will be an all day affair with dinner on the ground. President B Parker expects a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Ringsonven- Wobeeld
Imekeler
Sun
Gtaund
3. B. Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moe
Holden Ville
AL Bonham
Ada Sponte
W. T. Little
Williamson God
Wilson
Fentae Jones
Rehetves
Cedir Grove
Gray Lilly
Happrkod
J. A. Willkungon
Alger
J. We Williamme
Clowes
Richard Capps
Happyland
Din Williamson
Nive
Lemons
Akighenu
Mercsan
J. HL Pirtey
Will Linge
Iso
Iaith Williamson
Lia Little
Mayes
Will Yates
Olie Rogers
UW. H. Dandy
Rumer Capps
S Lilly
Berle
Mart Wer
Chloe Fussell
Ruby Stewart
Ables
Florence Hillard
Ruby Stewsar
Opal Wu
Malkin
Frank Beller
Don Stewart
Wy Ho Millard Sanday
Christian
Mlarenea Christian
Lacie
Mrg
Bethurem
Stewart
TW Bryant
Virgil Bryant
Willam Bryant
Jonel Fussall
Viola Christian
John Crabtree
Lorene
Toss Hooser
Kilar
Lanton
Theta
John Sutton
Migs Nelle Praett
Russe
Midna Pruett
Pruett
Tewatt
Audie Patar
Son Wire
Roff
Laxton
Chickasaw Hill
Chickasw Hill
Mis
Huby Oden
Bro
Russel
Trapp
BLU Mounds
Jon. Ashley
Ada Eypiday
George Minor
Ada Priday
George Cantrell
Franks
Cantrel
Alvert Jones
C. H. Dodson
Underhill
Erwan Acamns
G. A. ‘Fhompson and Son
Jim
Wil Taylor
J. A. Ashley
Mrs. Hays
Dallas
Hays
Roft
Yatey
M. Bays
Yohson
Saspon
Sale Norn Ty
Jim ‘Rhomp
Baby
Edith Donps Vage
Grace Dobson
Zola Agiley
Cala Mart
Mabie Tart
Oradee Ashley
Eline
Lala Minos
Dalird
Bill
Pleasant
Valley Studas
Natetta Jones
Cor Huddlivston
Grave Dobson
Cleo Roach
Mable Mart Ben Jones
Tishomingo
Duis Rowminnity
Hallie
Alfie Dobson
Ora Aghely
Lala Minor
Yvarre Meorns
Oke
Tniges
Sali
G. Wo Allen
Jordan
Pea Meiling
Chira Hurt
Mays
Hickory
Tim Cargill
Kirkaard
Sunshine
Allie
Dolson
Powrl
Era Jordan
Meg
Greene Toabson
S. J. Santrell
Tob Ashley
Walter Cochranquid Foyilty
Pleasent Valley
Alls
J. C. Kitchens
Aubrey Jones
Davie Dumont
Soeverat
Pleasant Bill
J. Ghanikers
eBruice Jones
Brittle Brown
Mabel Miller
McNich
Ernine Kitchens
Devis Davis
Harry Robison
Virgil
God
Fyshugh
St. E. Wesson
Tostens
D ‘Motion Cone
Bad Cope
Lola Stuart
Fitzhugh
Bill Kennedy
James Simpson
Ars
Lotta Cook
Olighant
Neema Moore
Meda Williams
Bh. E. Wesson
Sterling Bulliard
Mather Jones
Vrisco
Pickett Florente
Edith Farr
Nettle Sawyer Sunny
Schooel
Clovis Meeks
Landon Jackson
Knnx
Viola Mrhodox
Lady Mae
Sawyer
Mreka
Edna Cramp
Elizabeth
Bonnie Bullock
Monroe Waters
Lois
Bart Mooser
Beecher Mutlinex
Gurl Sawyer
Mrs. Robertson
Gwendolyn
Ada Ooo
Rebefhas
Man Held
Bristow Station
Man
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