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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1919

Page

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Ada Hosts Giant Tank Show At Saturday Meet

A British tank arrives in Ada Saturday at 2 30 PM over the Santa Fe with Lt C C Chauncey to fly overhead in an army plane. The tank parade will march through town then depart on the Frisco at 10 PM. Banks in Ada Pontotoc county back the Victory Liberty Loan and aim to sell bonds to individuals. Four Ada canvassing squads have raised about 135 000 dollars, short of the town quota, with local banks underwriting the loan.

Ada Europe Santa Fe C. C. Chauncey Pontoton County Frisco France Belgium Roff Fitzhugh Stonewall Allen and Francis R. W. Simpson Simpson Pontotoc

Ada Parade Honors Returned Soldiers and Sailors

The Ada parade gathered crowds from Normal grounds to Broadway to honor returned troops. Speakers Hon. Tom D. McKeown and Senator Luther Harrison praised bravery, urged Victory Liberty loans, and urged support for wounded and fallen servicemen.

Hickory Hill Signs of Spring and Social Notes

Farmers plant cotton as spring arrives. Church services led by Rev. Davis. Local visits include Miss Stack Cunningham of Sheep Creek and families Ardrey Griffen and Cunningham. Preaching scheduled for the first Sunday in May at 11 and Bible reading at 5. Everyone invited.

Davis Stack Cunningham Sheep Creek Dee Griffin Ada Edwards E. Ardrey Bill Sherrel Dee Griffen Winnie Fears Tinna Creech Wilma Alma Byrd Ella Laura Ardrey Adams Franks

Social notes from Union Valley area events and visits

The column records local social visits and travels including Mrs Bowen of Pecan Grove visiting sister Mrs Turner, Nellie Fletcher guest of Miss Bansy Sparks, a Friday dance at Mr Teal, and various trips to Ada and Frisco. It mentions W C Turner’s son George in France planning to sail home on the 15th and other family visits near Union Valley and Easter hunts.

Bowen Pecan Grove Turner Nellie Fletcher Union Valley Bansy Sparks Mr. Teal Boyd Mr. Loman Ada Lee Comstock Beulah Pansey Delia Sparks Reed Jim Tarner Mamie A. Golightly Emore W. C. Turner George France Little

Sunday Gatherings Highlight Local Visits and Services

Miller preached at Rocky Sunday to a large crowd. A sizable gathering filled W. J. McKinney's Sunday afternoon. Several residents traveled to Ada on Tuesday and visited friends. Various visits occurred among neighbors including Mrs. Holt, Miss Smith, and Miss Ellis. Sing­ing at W. L. McKinley’s Sunday night was enjoyed by all.

Bro. Miller Rocky W. J. McKinney Mr. Webb Mr. Smith Ada Mr. Post Mable Laura, Artie Mrs. Edwards Tom Holt Ida Smith Sylvia Phillips Ethel Ellis Mrs. Thomas Abe DeGraffe Boss Hearell DeGraff Pete DeGraff Roach Mrs. Post Forker Laura Artrie Losa Holt Glenary Ellis Ed Ellis W. L. McKinley

Notice of Guardian Sale of Real Estate in Oklahoma

Guardian G C Shebester will sell at public sale on May 17, 1919 at 1 30 PM in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma all interest of Ida Jack and Jim Davis Jack minors in described real estate in Pontotoc Murray Counties Oklahoma. Sale subject to court confirmation with cash on delivery of deed. Bids to Kenname r Coakley Madill Oklahoma.

State of Oklahoma Marshall County Ida Jack Ida Mosenee Jack Jim Davis Jack Ida Masenee Jack Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma Pontotoc Murray Towit Kennamer & Coakley Madill G. C. Shebester Guardian

Local Notes From Ada Area

Mrs. R L Haxevard continues to improve and may return home in a few days. Miss Vella Bess took the eighth grade exam at Ada Wednesday and Thursday. W H Hilliard went to Ada Wednesday. Mr Hopkins planted cotton Wednesday. Mrs M L Master, previously ill, is now well. Mrs Will Tidwell is ill. J J Golden and Fred Stephens went to Ada Wednesday, the Brandon family to Ada Thursday. Teachers attended the track meet in Ada Friday and Saturday. Everyone is busy plowing corn and planting cotton. Fred Stephens sews more alfalfa. BILL.

R. L. Haxevard Vella Bess Ada W. H. Hilliard Mr. Hopkins M. L. Master Will Tidwell J. J. Golden Fred Stephens L. D. Brandon Bill L. C. Gray Essie Deathridge Grace Gray Eva Horton Audra Bray Maxwell Bertha Bray Farence Brewster Monroe Buford Stratford Maudie Ward Willie Graham Gracie Gray Chism Ettie Gray Barnes Hutto Henry Roper Worster Gailey Hatte Bray Leland Bray Francis Willis Lefe J. F. Bray E. A. Bray Jewel Gray Gaither Bray Bill Rose Hansel Roper Dick Jones Sa“2 Charley Oscar Hopkins Jim Agee J. R. Waldby Colbert Charley Krieger Neat Arvel Roddy Childers Pauline Buckelew Nettie Geraldine Alice Binion Hattie Nellie Waldby Myrtle Kirby Louis Parker Krieger Roddy Worstell Etta Hattie Waldby Ira Perdue J. R. Roddy

Mrs Willie Roland Dies West of Ada

Mrs Willie Roland, wife of R N Roland, died this morning at the Hodge place six to seven miles west of Ada. Funeral and interment will be at Egypt cemetery. She was 22 and survived by her husband and three young children. Cause was tuberculosis following influenza.

Willie Roland R. N. Roland Hodge Place Ada Eigypt

White's Cream Vermifuge offers worm relief for children

A prudent mother notices paleness and peevishness as worm symptoms in children. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge ends the worms and the child resumes normal play. Price 30 cents per bottle, sold by Bart Smith.

Bart Smith

Let a Want Ad Get It for You

Classified want ad prompts quick results as readers seek items or services. Short notices invite buyers and sellers to connect through a simple classified request in the local paper.

County chairmen report eleven counties in race

Oklahoma City April 22 special says unofficial tallies show Beckham Noble Garfield Kingfisher Grant Okfuskee Hughes Alfalfa Harmon Pontotoc Cleveland counted at 10 am with Cleveland and Pontotoc credited for quotas as pink banker cards arrive.

Oklahoma City Okla Beckham Noble Garfield Kingfisher Grant Oktuskee Hughes Alfalfa Harmon Pontotoc Cleveland

Local Farm and Social News From New Bethel

The weather has been favorable and farm work is active. Social gatherings include singing at Mr and Mrs J W Palmers and visits from Ryne and others. Families from Ada Chickasha Shawnee Egypt and Ada areas visit each other. Rev R L Ford will preach next weekend and many attend W O W at Ada Tuesday night. Browns Eyes

J. W. Palmer Ryne Mr. Young Ahloso Spen T. M. Jones Johnson Ada Burks John Stevens Chickasha Charley Stevens Egypt Nassie Stevens R. Ek. L. Ford Esbercoft Shawnee Anna Johnson Julia Laxton Emma Graham Butcher Dickey Stringer Stevens Letha Jessie Dickey Fletcher Flyers West Stringer Lester Johnson Johnnie Myers Palmer Cora Dodson Fry J. W. Moore Dell Campbell Huey Johnson Cole Clarence Jones Eulah Raines Bertha John Graham John Dickey Frank Rains Cole Jones Landon Allen Bertha Dickey Eulah Rains New Bethel

Community Easter Sunday News and Local Visits

Health in the community was good as Sunday activities drew many visitors. Local residents joined in eye hunt contest won by Jim Milligan Dallas Davis and John Gunter. Several guests from Summers Chapel attended Sunday School and church.

Jim Milligan Dallas Davis John Gunter Summers Chapel Handsel Roper George ¥ Ylfong Walnut Grove Alfr Flowers Center Dora Loyd Gean Loyd Steedman Grandma Crow Walnut Allen Maudie Fannie Medley Thomas Eunice Barker Frank Pinley Nancy Perrine Ola Thomas Emma Sullivan Nancy Perrin Clay Roper Ada Bill Crow George Brown Jeff Bailey Grandma Burks Ben Mager Gailey

Frank Huddleston Reports Good Rainy Harvest Region

Frank Huddleston now in Sabinas Uvalde county Texas manages Ada and Allen business. He notes abundant rain in recent months improving oat crop nearly ready for harvest. Corn and cotton appear healthy and promising. He describes the area as a very wealthful country and jokes his grocery bill climbs into fancy figures while away from work.

Frank Huddleston Sabinas Uvalde County Tex Ada and Allen Texas Frank

The Olivepr Cultivator Sales Pitch

An old classified note promotes The Olivepr cultivator, urging purchase this year. It credits W. C. Rollow and carries a date stamp 4-24-31, illustrating a vintage sales line likely from a newspaper ad.

W. C. Rollow Oliver Rollow

German Versailles delegates to attend conference

Berlin dispatch says German Versailles delegates will depart Berlin on April 28 to attend the upcoming conference.

Paris Berlin Versailles

Deluge of Bonus Applications Delays Revealed

Discharged soldiers report delays in bonus hearings. Postmaster Westbrook received a department letter explaining the backlog from a flood of applications and promising attention to all as quickly as possible.

Westbrook

Change of Management of Fitzhugh Bank

J. H. Braselton of Konawa has bought J. B. Edwards interest in the Farmers State Bank of Fitzhugh and taken charge of the bank. Edwards has been with the bank over a year and has not decided his future business plans.

J. H. Braselton Konawa J. B. Edwards Farmers State Bank of Fitzhugh Mr. Braselton Pontotoc County Edwards

County Singers Meet at Center Center

The Pontotoc County singing convention meets at Center Saturday at 2 p m and Sunday with dinner on the ground. Senator Luther Harrison and President J M Gordon will speak. The organization dates to before statehood and remains popular with growing attendance across the county.

Pontotoc County Center Luther Harrison J. M. Gordon

Majority for road bonds seen in Pontotoc county vote

A News straw poll in Pontotoc county shows Ada likely to vote in favor while rural districts oppose road bonds. Of 59 in favor, 25 against and 2 undecided. farmers merchants lawyers bankers and professionals show varied support. Community notices include a pie supper, Lone Scout activities, and local visits.

Pontotoc Ada Andea

Minor seeks majority rights in district court petition

Quitman Prewett by his next friend Willie Mae Prewitt files in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on May 10 1919 a petition asking the court to confer majority rights for contracts enabling him to transact business as if of age. Attorney C F Green represents the petitioner in this guardianship petition filed April 23 1919.

State of Oklahoma County of Pontotoc Quitman Prewett Willie Mae Willie Mae Prewett Pontotoc County Prewett Quitman Prewitt Willie Mae Prewitt C. F. Green

Treaty Stalemate Persists Amid War Debt and Local News

Peace talks stall over Italian policy and Shan Tung claims while reports on Hamburg disorders and Turkish Soviet doubts surface in London. In local notes, community events include a box supper netting 11 dollars and 60 cents, Sunday school activities, school exams, and social visits across Gailey and Maxwell.

Associated Press Italy China Japan Shan Tung Penninsula League of Nations Turkey London Constantinople Hamburg

Cotton planting and crops in good condition in the neighborhood

R L Zumbro nears completion of cotton planting while corn is plowed. Wheat oats look fine though cut worm damage appears. Mrs Wyatt of Law nce visited Callie Rhodes, and Mr Morris hosted a Friday box supper. Sunday school and sermon by Reverend Fox noted. teachers to be named next issue.

R. L. Zumbro Lamb Ada Tresc Wyatt Law Nce Callie Rhodes Morris Franks Fox

Community news from Walnut Grove and Ada area

Private Arthur Ray returns from France to visit his mother Mrs. George Ray with forty guests listening to his stories. The column records multiple local visits, family gatherings, school events, a birthday Easter dinner, a tacky party, an Easter egg hunt, and upcoming school program and pie supper on May 10.

Arthur Ray France George Ray

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