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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1926

Page

6

Popular Banker Wins Coveted Honor of Champion Fibber

H. J. Huddleston a banker and deacon wins Ada and Pontotoc county contest as top liar. Judges include Rev. R. T. Blackburn and L. A. Ellison. Leonard Crowder of Roff finishes second, Bud Gregg third. prize is a year’s Ada Evening News subscription. Huddleston’s winning tale features ventriloquism with a dog and a coon hound.

H. J Hack) Huddleston Ada Pontotoc County C. S. Williams Huddleston Ada Evening News Leonard H. Crowder Roff Blue Valley Farmer Bud Gregg Theron Wilson Rere Rev. R. T. Blackburn L. A. Ellison Ed Gwin Ellison Crowder Gregg Mt. Vernon Texas H. J. Huddleston

Variations in Mayonnaise Dressing and Caramel Rolls

A guide to mayonnaise variations using eggs and oil with sweet and savory add ins. Includes recipes for Caramel Rolls with biscuit dough, detailed steps for rhubarb conserve, Creole spaghetti, and layered oyster and corn dishes.

Dry forces hear church leaders defend Volstead act in Senate hearings

Flapper parents and church witnesses blasted by opponents of repeal as the Prohibition committee heard Methodist bishops and temperance leaders praise the Volstead act. Bishop McDowall said bootleggers and drinkers push for modification while Dr. Clarence True Wilson warned foreign distillers ally against enforcement. Daniel A. Poling argued the younger generation is less delinquent and urged focusing on adult role models. Frederick C. Baird, Pittsburgh prohibition patron for Western Pennsylvania, was called to respond to Samuel ins tests and Carnegie Institute concerns.

William F. McDowall Methodist Episcopal Church McDowell Methodist Board of Temperance Clarence True Wilson Daniel A. Poling Getta States Christian Endeavor Senator Reed Republican Pennsylvania Frederick C. Baird Pittsburgh Prohibition Western Samuel En Carnegie Institute

President Coolidge urges voters to defend ballot box

In a speech before the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution on April 20 in Washington he warned that citizenship is a public function and that waning ballot box usage threatens the republic. He urged organized civic effort to boost turnout and noted only about half of eligible voters cast ballots in recent elections.

Washington America Coolidge Thirty-fifth Congress the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Concord Lexington

Anti Flirting Committee Named By Island Barbers

In Honolulu the Japanese Barbers Association appoints a anti flirting committee with one barber from each of the 24 districts to monitor feminine shops and end tonsiorial flirtations. The group has issued a decree forbidding flirting though enforcement details are not explained.

Honolulu Japanese Barbers Association

City Building By W H EBE and Los Angeles booster note

A essay praises Los Angeles growth driven by citizen boosterism and sustained industry, contrasts Oklahoma development with its resources, and urges Ada to unite for city building. It cites water, factories, advertising, and mass support as keys to progress. Also mentions Sir James Barrie marriage and Queen Mary health guidance in London snippets.

W. H. Ebe Los Angeles Cal United States New York Chicago America Santa Barbara San Diego Newport Oklahoma Ada Southwest London James Barrie Nicholas Davies Mary Beatrix Northbourne James Kensington Gardens Sir James George Peter Pan David Michael Oxford Barrie Mary Rose Maymarket Nicholas

Women in Milan Refrain From Municipal Vote Requests

Italian women in Milan show weak turnout for municipal voting with fewer than 5 000 of 260 000 eligible registering despite extended booth hours and a nationwide feminine union push. In Berlin the debate on using maiden names persists among married women with officials offering cautious approval if business value remains, Iceland sees a nonpartisan slate of women candidates for July Upper House seats as author A S M Hutchinson marries at 47 to a 22 year old.

Milan National Feminine Union Berlin Lucy Stone Ann Zehmhoff Zehmhoff A. S. M. Hutchinson

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