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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1926

Page

5

Pontotoc County parish chapel area notes and gatherings

Rural community column records visitors and local events in Pontotoc County. It lists family visits from Ada and Worstell, church meetings and revival notes, school progress, a new baby, illnesses, travel to nearby towns, and community picnics at Stratford and Galey with numerous named residents and families.

August Weather Affects Cotton Farming In Local Community

Farmers bustle to harvest hay and turn stubble as August heat grips the area. Local school reportedly completes a successful month while Prof Hodges from Vaness School attends church services and Morris from Roff conducts revival meetings this week.

Prof Hodges Vaness Morris Roff

Boll Weevil Pests, Local Socials Mentioned in Rural Note

The note reports boll weevils stacking up and reduced work in heat, crops looking fine. It lists weekend social visits among families including the Crumptons Roberts Roy O Dell Mosley Sutton Atchison and Maxwell and Vaness baseball result 4 to 14 with a rematch planned August 8.

Doc Crumpton Minnie May Bobbie R. L. Roberts Cornelia Roy Bill O'Dell Myrtle Roberts Beulah Sutton Grace Atchison Ethel Mosley Maxwell Vaness Maxwell School Roy G. W. Flowers Wildher Byrns Mr. Forgey Chism Earl and Merrell McDaniel

Oklahoma community notes fill page with visitors and events

A long list of local social news from Laxton and surrounding areas recaps visitors from Hanover and Atoka, fishing trips to Fort Worth Texas, farm visits in Russellville Arkansas and Ada, church gatherings, school activities, club rallies and a pie supper fundraiser. Several residents report health, travel, and crop conditions while churches and revival meetings invite participation.

John Chapman Oklahoma Mose Durbin Hanover N. M Sam Sallee Tipton Okla Malcolm Stegall Marcia Durbin Atoka Frank Estes Jester Boss Morris Fort Worth Texas Alfred Durbin M. Sallee Ray Towery Pearl Harper Stonewall W. H. Gray Edgar Sallee First State Bank J. L. Thomas Aurie Cox Jessie Davis J. H. Davis G. O. Griffith Ada W. M. Parker Ira Parker Union Valley Couch Dennon Flowers Near Steadman Jim Flowers Ethel Eddie Lee Bramhall Wheeler Fannie Thomas Anna Sanders Lucile Laster Sliger Noam Scott Able Scott Willie Bennett Wilburn Haton Bula Haton Esther Parker Anderson Laxton

Summers Chapel School Progress Report and Local Visits

Summers Chapel School progresses with strong teacher pupil relations. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kent of Casey Ark and relatives of Mrs. Holland. Grover Kent and Magar family visit Heber Springs as well as Mrs. Sam Woods. Erlin Haskin visits Yeager with Tom Turner. J Q Moore and daughter Norma of Alex Ok visit locals. Everett Pannell spends night with grandmother Mrs. W. H. Robertson in Bebee. Fate Turner and wife visit Stratford picnic participants.

Lamb Ada E. C. Cavender Johnson Ingram Worstell Willard Ingram Vernice Magar Summers Chapel Estelle Lamb Jake Kent Arkansas C. S. Holland Daisy Holland Hazel Gibson Blanche Wood Maxwell Sam Price Galey Willie Gibson Hazel Ellen Elmer Charlie Williams Cotter, Ark M. R. Wood Ray Lamb Calvin, Oklo R. C. Isaac J. W. Isaac Sunshine Beatrice Collier Bill Collier Frank M. Lynn J. H. Hodges Latham Mayberry Tilley Waussen Caroline Shaw Ruth Littles Tom McKeown Ercell Hodges Hickory Lorance P. G. Smith Enid Eld. Hughes Alma Ark Tom Hughes Tilley Union Valley Dewey Tilley J. H. Tilley Grandpa Standridge W. J. Standridge R. L. Mullens J. H. Mullens A. H. White Purcell Elijah Mullens Tupelo C. C. White Dean McCautley Ida Standridge Shaw Stratford Kendricks near AG@a Crowder Ruff Strickland Christian Berger Holdenville Duff Hunt Mr. Hunt Oakman Smith Floyd Brundige A. B. Rains Raymond Mexico Bud Owens Hart Charlie Wilburn Joe Davis Owens Home Curtis Wells Buskirk Lula Campbell Gladys Roddy Jack Humphrey Dewey Northam Jim Roddy Hale Center Texas Bebee Ola Mae Palmer Mrs. Jones Bebvee Obert Hays Asa Harrell Alva Pennington Kirk Ledford Yeager Elbert Tucker O. S. Holland Void Burnsed Marie L. D. Haskins Vulva Evans Lannie Brindle Bruce Hooten Chickasha Broom Fred Roy Everett Pannell Euna Canady June Shawnee Grandpa Palmer W. A. Harrell Fitzhugh Ben Hendrix Gip Hendrix Earnest Pharr Cecil Light Sewell Little Cecil Sneed Maud Beaver Orville Tulsa Impson Anderson W. C. Norman Matador Tex Jim Pannell Bro. Watters Chapel School Casey Ark Oscar Holland Grover Kent Magar Heber Springs Sam Woods Erlin Haskin

Davis Joins Move to Abolish Convention Rule

New York July 29 John W. Davis has joined a movement for abolition of Democratic national convention rules, which were largely responsible for his being the party's nominee in 1924 and have continued to shape confrontations within the party.

Alfred E. Smith William G. McAdoo Davis Clyde Herring Flowa McAdoo Norman E. Mack New York National Smith New York John W. Davis

Rumored Texas Governor Joke About Moody Death

The News received inquiries about a rumor that Gov. Jim Ferguson killed Dan Moody. No source was found and editors dismissed the claim as a joke after Reverend J. As Grimes referenced a radio report from Pontotoc.

Jim Ferguson Texas Dan Moody

Oklahoma Man Recounts Pellagra Cure by Doctor

A letter from a patient describes severe Pellagra symptoms including stomach trouble nervousness insomnia and skin eruptions. He credits Dr Phil Lips with prescribing a treatment that cured him four years ago and recommends others with Pellagra to write for the remedy.

Reconstruction Work Begins in Earnest

An ad touts Bull's Herbs and Iron as a reconstruction tonic for weakness after illnesses such as malaria influenza pneumonia typhoid diphtheria scarlet fever measles or flu It claims to rebuild blood and tissues and advises buying a bottle to restart recovery after sickness.

Bull’s Herbs & Iron

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Pontotoc County Vanoss Pickens Patterson Parsons, Kan Kitchens Colorado Springs Templeman R. H. Patterson Jno. Mullens Don Beard Rena Beard J. J. Shaw Mary Bradley the Tabernacle Price Cole T. Buck H. B. Williams Will Wyatt Jo. Gibbons Vesta Bradley Ray Stewart Thelma May Billie Lehmann Gordon Joe Robertson Beatrice Breckine Willard Owens Ruthey Noble Noble D. F. Bowerman Grimes Bessie R. T. Russell Liz Burk F. E. Duncan Columbus Bales Vances Jim Molloy Herman Page A. —. Cade Byars Esta Owens Littlefield Flossy Owens Files of Pickett H. W. Bowerman McDaniel Wilma Booth Carl Steele Homer Michelson Altho Lee Collins Coalgate S. M. Ford Franklin, Tenn Henry Young Roberts Allen Cal Kaiser Konawa Raldon Lanier Ollie Brumley Earl Roberts Conway Ruby Deaton W. H. Brumly Joe Petty John Rawls Wilson Tom Watson Watson Ethel Hughey Rhynes Latta Hughey Jewel Fannie Hughey Lonnie Austell Cassady Traylor Loran Hughey Viola Clarence Core Lightning Ridge Louie Earl Stewart Glen Loran Beulah Euna Hughey Bethylem Fraser Myrtle Alpha Stephens Rountree Little Son Tom Jr Bethulem R. L. Haggard W. H. Traylor Jimmie Trench and sBares Mrs. Bethurem Mrs. Crabtree Lorcan Edd L. L. McClain Wichita Falls A. T. Wardlow Truax Earnest Ray Scott Shade Price Mr. Ragland John Cleghorn Clarence Lavendar Cora Cleghorn Velma Revels Gates Roberts Mary Vandergriff Albert Cassady Wilson Community Velma Stone Beulah Revels Adam Mr. Price and Sons Fannie Seates Whit Stone Velma Lois Dewey Everett Stone Eva Sweat Clyde Clive Rigsby Tommie Scott Knox Jon Hill Hunter Home Cora Jones Franks O. S. Stewart Nama Indianola W. A. Allen Grace Smith Lewis Lea al Nabors Onward John Burkhart Frisco M. E. Chambers Luther Faust Bilby Jones Elghus James Cleo Calie Nabors Pearl Dobson Mable Miller Kenna Cross Margarett Ready Icy Roland Emmitt Everett Goodrich Doyle Braham Haskell Beller W. H. Miller G. W. Driver John Blackman A. L. McNinech Ashburn Owl Creek Mat Malice Hellen Burt Dobson George Bledsoe Marlow Lanham OWL Bro. Odom Kansas City This Place Bessie Burrow Bolen Georgie Puckett Burrow George Smith Finis Brown Lula Grandma Brown Ellen Anderson Jeanette McKinney Scud McKinney's John Jack Morris J. L. Flowers Pleasant Hill Carrah Hagler Lena Rucker Linnie Odom Dean Fulton R. L. Hagler Willis Massey Nola Boyett Temperance Nelson Bud Price Emery Nelson Pearl Fuller Nelson Henry Fuller Riley Hagler W. C. Rountree Texarkana Dixon Gwin & Mays
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