Sunday school fellowship and village visits noted
The column records numerous social visits and nightly stays across rural households. Names include Reba Scott Daisy Cannon Erma Kroner C B Whattin Ada and Stonewall residents with varied weekend gatherings and callers ranging from Mrs Goodpaster to Rev Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Scott
Daisy Cannon
Erma Kroner
Ester Goodpaster
Troy Cannon
Boise Fruitts
C. B. Whattin
Drake
Oklahoma
Jessie Younts
Ada
Mr. Smith
Pauls Valley
Ga ley Preaching Draws Large Attendance
Religious notices recount a well attended Galey preaching event across Saturday and Sunday. The piece lists numerous local families visiting, dinner companions, hospital updates, and Sunday school and singing planned for Sunday night with invitations to attend.
Owl Creek Sunday attendance and Perry visitors
Owl Creek drew 141 attendees Sunday as Winston Bennett and family from Perry visited his mother against Callie Hatton. Mrs. Heckett visited Mrs. Jessie Green Hall. Mr and Mrs Henry Odom hosted her father and his father at a birthday dinner in Ada with C. C. Couch, Geo. Odom, Bill Hall, Erick Wilson and others present. C. M. Sligers shopped in Ada Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Stonewall
Joan Leslie
CCC
Jim Odom
Atwood
Wade
Beatrige Wade
Willie Mac
Davis
Leyla Couch
M.S
Roe Miller
Lindsey
Mamie Flowers
Guy Tucker
Weston
C. M. Sliger
Henry
Lula Henry
Union Valey
Mrn
W. B. Hakett
John. Hall
J. C. Odom
Burt Capps
Winston Bennett
Perry
Callie Hatton
Heckett
Jessie Green Hall
Henry Odom
Ada
Community News Shared Visits And A New Baby
Ada and surrounding residents report a week of social visits and gatherings. Abbi Cape, Nathan Gilmore, and families visited Mr and Mrs Grover Thompson. Mr and Mrs Argo Dodson spent time with relatives. a baby girl was welcomed to Mr and Mrs Arville Byerly’s family. several locals including Mrs Helen Wilkerson and Mrs Mary Ragland hosted and visited friends across Pleasant Hill and Center areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Midland
Mary Ragland
Walter Wilkerson
Aad Valle
Kacy Jones
Lester McDonald
Gaar Corner
Doyle Walker
Marion Brewington
Vanoss
N. TE. Ponder
Accie Thomas
Mollie Ponder
Edd Powell
Florence Brewington
Eunice Byerly
Gilmore Oliver
Earl Hodges
Lewis Hodges
C. L. Turner
Alice, Hammonds
Mollie Portier
Cc. L. Turner
Chell
Nathan Gilmore
Ada
Abbi Cape
Rebee
Grover Thompson
Jess Newton
Nellie Reddy
Isaacs
Cora Dodson
Argo Dodson
Walter McCracken
Center
Carolyn Phillips
Tiends
Pleasant Hill
Arville Byerly
Helen Wilkerson
Pauls
Valley
S. D. Chambers
Etna Turner
Aghray
Loum
Rosie Thomas
Vaness
Boyd ‘Ponder
Helen Walker
Elien Marie Cape
Elizabeth Owens
Varess
Ellen Poncer
Earl. Hodges
Ifr
Charley Dunn
Loyd Parks
Macomb Sun- AY
Amir-Joz Hayes
Dovie Patton
Mildred
Ruby Stephens
Doris. Pendleton
Leo Redke
Paoli
A. Hennigan
Simpson
Asher
J. Kelley
G. W. Watson
Pay Pendlet
Deb Soloman
Walter Vandergrift
Austin Dalley
Ros
Otis Coffey
Henry Stephens
H. G. Coffey
Lyle .Coffey
Davis
Mamie Cantwell
Mildred Watson
Bro. Hunter and
Famly
Raff
B. Coulson
Jack Stephens
Ab Stephens
Wilson and Roundtree Attend Sunday Activities and Local Games
A Sunday slate includes Wilson tending at home, Ed Johnson visiting Bill McCuller, and neighbors from Lightning Ridge and Center stopping by. A Friday pie supper raised 7.15 to fund equipment for the baseball team. Wilson beat Pickett 18 to 2 in a Sunday game. Lightning Ridge hosts Sunday School with Bre Hunter of Roff preaching. Numerous local residents and visiting families are listed with weekend visits and church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roundtree
Childrer
Otis Martin
J. A. J. Roundtree
Gagr Corner
Wilson Boys
Pickett
Wilson
Bee Lightning Ridge
Bre
Hunter
Roff
Community Social Notes From Oakman Area
Farmers attend to crops and church crowd includes the William son family and Capps kin. Local families visit Oklahoma City and Ada, with several Bandy and Williamson relatives noted. Affected by illness, Eppie Yates and James Lilley are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Oakman
Jim Williamson
Harold Jones
Verniz
Dorotha
Wallace
Christine
Mildred Capps
Herman Mandy
G. A. Smith
Oscar Capps
W. H. Bandy
Eppie Yates
James Lilley
G. H. Binkley
Doris
Oklahoma City
Herman Bandy
Faye Capps
Gladstone Davis
Amos Williamson
Christine Capps
Wanda
Billy Ann Bandy
Ohn
Henry Williamson
Hubert Williams
Oakmar
G. It
G. L. Binkley
Ford Switch
Harve Bandy
C. C. Capps
Guy Binkley
Ada
Brotherhood gospel service at Union Valley school
The Trinity Brotherhood TQ Union Valley invites all Union Valley residents and guests to a gospel service at Union Valley School building on Sunday April 30 at 2 30 p m with old time singing and praise. Bil Ragan is the committeeman coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Brotherhood
Union Valley
Brotherhood of the Trinity Baptist Church
Union Valey
Bil Ragan
Bing Crosby Keeps Gun After Kidnap Threat Reported
Hollywood April 26. Crooner Bing Crosby carries a pistol while FBI agents guard his estate after a kidnap threat against the Tour children. Crosby says threats are common and that he remains armed. no details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
FBI
Dixie Lee
Tolota Lake
Crosby
Paramount
Everest Crosby
Bing
Gary Even
Pilling Long
Dennis Michael
Twits
Marty
Gary
Crosby Brothers
Santa Fe Engineer in Fatal Accident
A Santa Fe freight train in Oklahoma City jolted by a switch engine killed its 53-year-old engineer Clark Fulton of Arkansas City Kansas. Fulton was oiling the locomotive when the switch engine moved forward lifting him onto the tracks. Acting Coroner Evert Crismore ruled accidental death and Fulton's body was sent to a local funeral home. his wife was due to arrive late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
AMA Santa Fe
Clark Fulton
Arkansas City
Kas
J. &. Griswold
Fulton
Evert Crismore
Feds Grab Man As Liquor Runner
Tulsa report says two treasury agents seized 43 cases of whisky valued at 600 from a man named C. S. Staley of Ell City. He faced transport from Siloam Springs Ark to a dry state charge with bond set at 1600. U S District Attorney Mauzy commented on federal enforcement under the 1936 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
VPIL
Treasury Department
Alcohol Tax Unit
C. S. Staley
Ell City
Siloam Springs
Ark
Berfore
Franklin D. Kennamer
Staley
W. P. Smith
U.S
Whitey Mauzy
War referendum would threaten national unity warns legionaire
Indianapolis April 26 The American Legion official Stephen F Chadwick warns a referendum on entering war would undermine national unity amid looming war threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Stephen F. Chadwick
National .Com- Tanger
The
Americar Legion
Jade Treasures In Pittsburghers Home
A $750 000 collection of Chinese art sits in the home of retired Pittsburgh businessman George H Taber. Jade bowls and veneered screens from Yunnan jade grace upstairs tables while an incense burner fills the room. Taber values them for study and enjoyment, not price, noting his lifelong hobby begun as a child and tied to memories of a Chinese nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
George H. Tzber
Taber
Yunnan
China
Methodists Unite Roosevelt Praises Unification Move
In Kansas City 900 delegates and 60 bishops from three Methodist churches endorsed a unification plan, calling it a herald of better days amid world malice. A letter from President Roosevelt praised the effort, and a London pastor urged a revival of Christian religion to aid world peace as the union formalizes to include about eight million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ome
Roosevelt
Concord
London
Uniting Conference
Liberty nephew named night marshal in bold move
Liberty Missouri April 28 Jessa Hail nephew of outlaw Jesse Tames appointed night marshal amid local concern. Berlin April 26 French ambassador Robert Coulondre returns to Berlin no foreign officials present at station. Singapore April 26 French liner visitors banned as sabotage fears rise after destruction of lines Paris and Angers. San Francisco April 26 intercoastal trade up about three times usual pace in March at Pacific coast ports. Houston April 26 oil world show hosts diplomats from Germany Romania and five other nations for oil talks and banquet at the expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Jessa Hail
Jesse Tames
Outlaw
Berlin
Robert Coulondre
Foreign Office
Singapore
Paris
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Houston
Tex
Germany
Rumania
Europe
Only War Would Change Trip Plans
London sources at Buckingham Palace said only a declaration of war would alter the May 6 departure for Canada and the United States aboard the battle cruiser Repulse. The king and queen might instead travel by passenger liner if plans were changed, a report said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Canada
United States
Illness and intrigue sweep three households in Worthington and Stillwater event
In Worthington Indiana Mrs J became ill after contact with James Sam and a water heater incident. Her husband alerted their son and daughter-in-law who lived nearby. They found the elder Webb ill, then Dr J B Eviston treated both couples and the nurse later found Eviston ill. All recovered. In Stillwater Oklahoma a tiger scare ends as a faux leopard is revealed. schoolchildren had taken the stuffed animal from a museum to frighten neighbors. Over 2,000 Oklahoma Future Farmers of America youths were to register for their state convention with a rodeo hosted by Oklahoma A and M College students tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
James Sam
Webb
J. B. Eviston
Dn Eviston
Worthington
U. S
Indiana
W. T. Conway
Jon
Nasservy
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Future Farmers of America
Animal Husbands Department of
Olshoma A. and
M. College
Omaha Goes Western For the Movies Premiere
Omaha hosts a four day civic event named the golden spike days to celebrate the Union Pacific railroad spike. Thousands of residents in gingham dress and Sioux, buckskin uniforms fill streets as Hollywood promotes the film Union Pacific. A special Hollywood train, costing about $600,000, is brought for the world premiere with actors and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohaha
Neb
U— Omaha
Dakota
Omaha
Hollywood
Dan Butter Down
Union Pacific
Woman Hanged But Maybe Murdered
In White Cloud Michigan on April 26 Prosecutor J Donald Murphy charged Elton Cassidy 26 brother in law of Helen Cassidy 20 mother of four with killing her by choking then staging a hanging as a supposed suicide Also in custody are Matilda Cassidy 46 mother of Elton and Charles Cassidy 23 estranged husband of Helen as conspirators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud
Mich
J. Donald Murphy
Helen Cassidy
Elton Cassidy
Cassidy
Matilda Cassidy
Elton
Charles Cassidy
Perfect hand falls short in bid at bridge club
Del April 26 137 Mrs Curtis W Atkins drew a perfect bridge hand last night holding 10 spades with 150 honors and the other three aces. She bid and made a grand slam in spades then realized too late she could have earned more points with the same bid in no trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del
Curtis W. Atkins
Two Divorces Filed In District Court Wednesday
Two petitions for divorces were filed in district court Wednesday. Louise Cryer seeks a divorce from Marle Cryer while Nina Balthrop asks a divorce from Wiley Wilson Balthrop. Ada News Classified Ads report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cryer
Mt Marle Cryer
Nina Balthrop
Wily Wilson Balthrop
College students donate clothes to aid clients in need
In Greencastle Indiana Depauw University students donated clothing to clients arranged by trustee Teunsee Sieencasts tow ship pepped up by outfits. Women enjoyed dressing in co ed clothing and men seemed to regain spirits. In Enid Oklahoma former deputy sheriff Orville Kirby joins Enid police department succeeding Casey Mills who resigned for Oklahoma City position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Teunsee Sieencasts
Depauw University
Abel
Ada News
Ada’ Ee
ENID
Orville Kirby
Enid Police Department
Casey Mills
Oklahoma City
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Velma Younts
Daisy
Union Hill
Wennie Bottoms
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Oi Center
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Bill Pollack
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John Benson
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Jimmie Rich
Teelman Cowan
Lois Archer
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Mae Bottoms
Foxx
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Ray Mit
Galey
Jordan
B.C. Jamar
Ray Stone
R. Beever
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Irene Myers
Henry Jamar
Doyle McCoy
Lindsay
Dan Tyson
Sam Rankin
Burton Myers
Ploud Stone
Georgie Ler
L. M. Werd
Worden
Tinvie Newby
J. R. Newby
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Daughbor Clavie Mae
Levers Wood
Edna Jamar
Korma Lee Tsrdan
Rith Heaves
Allen Wall
Rss
Sandey
B. C. Jaina
OWL
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Westminster Abbey
Henry Allsopp
Fromlla To
A Poppy
Tia Ruth Firebaugh
Eugene van Antwerp
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Singer
Santa Fe
Feds
Boise
Jewall Smith
Cleone Alyea
Edna Mailspin
U. S. Army
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Rowand Klaus
Vern Teneo
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New York
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