Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma

We have 1,673,976 pages in Oklahoma

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

5

Rain Helps Little But Crops Still Lag Behind

The community notes a Wednesday rain that was welcomed though it did not aid the corn crop. Several residents and visitors are listed with movements and visits to relatives including J H Braham W H Miller Emma Driver and more. An invitation is extended for a cemetery working on August 8 and local gatherings like singing at Maxwell are announced.

J. H. Braham W. H. Miller New Mexico Emma Driver Roland Jack Aubrey Breeo Hospital Bill Hays Ada Lerline Kitchens Tommie Brown Flossie Chambers Noma Stewart Centrahoma Charley High Icey Roland Leo Foust Pearle Dobson Myrtle Price Sasakwa Lela High Davie Davis Charley Kidwell Roff Flora Kidwell Bernice Jones Heloise Fulkerson Pleasant Hill Jon Burkhart Frisco Mr. Davis Leo Faust Carthal Anderson Lovelady Community

Frisco Improves Main Street Sidewalks and Local Happenings

Frisco workers install two 40 foot sidewalks along Main Street. W I Lahue builds garage and coal house on rooming house property. Fred Bean reshingles and repairs his home. Cotton prospects look strong in Pontotoc county. A L Beeman takes a 15 day vacation. Davidson fills in. School walls rising. roof soon. opening planned September first. The board aims for a building to make all citizens proud. Jack Barnes returns from Arkansas for his brother’s funeral. Stride returns from Colorado with windy tales. Cooler weather boosts business activity. carpenters busy citywide. School opens at Cedar Grove with three teachers. two month term before cotton picking. C S Nerman and sons pivot Fred Bean stock into groceries and hardware. Rev Dunlap leads Methodist meetings bringing good to the town.

W. I. Lahue Fred Bean Pontotoc County Arkansas Mr. Barnes Colorado Cave of Winds Francis Ceder Grove C. S. Nerman

Sunday School Meeting Set by Ada Community

Ada residents plan a Sunday gathering at 10 o clock to organize a Sunday school with Neatta and Gladys Roddy inviting help. Various neighbors share visits and calls across Ada and nearby places as families and friends share weekend hospitality and church attendance.

Busy social round after rain in Pecangrove region

The Pecangrove community reports a flurry of visits and gatherings. Frank Dillard and family stayed with the Angellys, while many others including Marie Loman Mildred Bowers Addie Wainwright and Ruth Staggs spent time visiting friends and relatives across Homer Shamrock and Ahloso.

Pecan Grove Frank Dillard Angelly Marie Loman Mildred Bowers Addie Wainwright Tishie McFarland Lila McFarland Irene Newton Glenn Kate Angelly Francis Collins Leighty Lee Bonds Ahloso Ruth Staggs J. F. Angelly Marvin Dee Lorene Tulsa Walter Honeycut Claud Hutchins Lizzie Dillard Grandpa Landrieth Homer Myrtle Loman Jeff High Sallie Ellen Menry Emma Smith Shamrock Arkansas Overstreet Delbert Stuart Felix Grayson Pontotoc J. T. Angelly Bob Fulton Ben Newton A. G. Hutchings

Jones Chapel Sunday School Sees Growing Attendance

Jones Chapel reports a large Sunday morning turnout with active boys and girls, singing sessions each Sunday night and Wednesday, and invitations for visiting singers. The community notes visits from McKinleys of Vanors and various local families, plus praise for rain aiding growth after a long drought.

Bruce Cruce Nolen Western School of Music Ada

Buy it rent it sell it find it with a NEWS want ad

Classified ad brief offering advertising space for buy rent sell and find items in the local newspaper. Includes options to place a want ad quickly and reach nearby readers.

Laxton Area Notes Show Visits and Wedding News

Miss Mary Prewett and Miss Minnie Prewett wed in Ada. Local families hosted guests from Ada, Tecumseh, and nearby towns. The Laxton school opened with strong attendance, and a revival recently concluded with thanks to Horse Shoe Ranch, Lawrence, and Sunshine communities.

Community notes on visitors and showers at local school

The piece mentions a sanitation contest won by the intermediate room led by Miss Blankettship with all rooms scoring above 95. It lists visitors including Mr and Mrs Will French and Sid Owens and notes Grandma Scott staying with Joe Scott and happy visits from relatives.

C. E Miss Blankettship Will French L. A Sid Owens Texas Will Blankenship John Murphy Grandma Scott Joe Scott

Vanoss and Center teams split as Vanoss wins 20 to 2

Vanoss consolidated school posts the best attendance on record at 300. Eld. Hardee opened a meeting last Saturday night. community invites all to attend. Staff and students praised for progress as Round Top moved, junk room built, and shed promised.

Eld Hardee Vanoss Consolidated School Round Top Consolidated School Caroline Shaw Leah Bradley M.S. Collins Oklahoma City Vaness Grandma Berger C. I. Berger Stork Gordon Black James Watters Galey Dave Watters Violet Nelson Aick Nath Johnson Ada Barney Shaw J. J. Shaw George Littlefield J. H. Auten B. D. Garland

Baptists End Revival as 12 Baptisms Mark Week

Minsters closed their revival Tuesday to a large crowd with 12 baptisms on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Buck left for Purcell to visit daughters for ten days. Mrs. Adella Jones and children visited friends in Vaness. Maxwell defeated home town team 20 to 2. Continued visits and family travel noted across the community.

Maxwell Sadie Fleming Ous Ada Nellie Bales Tom Carmichael Lubbock Texas E. W. Cotton Frank May Joe Brecheen Will Brecheen Vanoss Oscar Flowers Bob Ray Carl Good Tom Mackey Alvin Bales Jim Brecheen Donnie Brecheen Verlin Light Oral Opal Isaacs Mennie B. Cotton Jeanne Creager Ardmore Cotton Jim Isaacs Singhon Gusete T. F. Buck Purcell May Becka Wyatt Adella Jones Vaness C. B. Smith Mildred Mill Creek

Revival Services Led by Sherman Preacher Draw Large Crowds

Sunday attendance rose at Blue Mound as a revival led by Clarence Neenhner of Sherman continued from Saturday night. Numerous locals and visitors, including families from Ada, Roff, Wynnewood, and Wichita Falls, stopped by for meals and fellowship.

Baptist Baptism at Roff and Local Visits

North of Roff attended the baptising at Roff on Sunday afternoon then visited Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gilliland until church time. Miss Bernice Gilliland returned Monday from Stratford with friends. Willie Shalton stayed Friday night with J. R. Gilliland. A Stratford picnic drew Luther Walter and Violas Bagwell plus the Gillilands and Shaltons. Elvin and Dassie Cunningham were in Ada Sunday. Luther and Walter Bagwell visited Ruby and Queen Fisher. Ruby Eccles visited Bernice Gilliland Tuesday.

Roff Ruby Queen Fisher Ruby Eccles Luther Walter Bowell Jim Austin G. R. Gilliland Bernice Gilliland Stratford Willie Shalton J. R. Gilliland Walter Violas Bagwell Elvin Dassie Cunningham Ada Walter Bagwell Nennie Abbott Thelma Corvin Lora Scott Opal Manley Grace Hendrex Willie Violet Raymer John Cantrell Centraloma John Laxton Johnie May Arebell East Nora Mary Cantrelk Bessie Lela Velma Graham Cather Floyd Edward Cantrell Jones Harris Barnie Bottoms Davie Patterson Near Oakman Myrtle Hobbs Glennie Alice Opal Lee Binion Danley Walter Ray Burnett Willie Anderson George East John Abbott Cleo Corvin Lela Graham Johnie May East Texas Orval Westbrook Marie South Robins Emma Cassidy Laxton John Graham Aaron Brace Smith Velma Bessie Graham Cantrell Scates Charlie Meek

Community News Highlights and Local Visits

A broad collection of social notes from a rural community lists rainy weather enjoyed by farmers, visits among Hayes Owens Bowerman families, and multiple Sunday guests. Many characters such as Archie Hayes Opha Davis Ada Dewey Bowerman and Emma Walker are named among ongoing social visits and dinners.

Archie Hayes Esta Owens J. W. Parish Stratford Owens Harry Ada Dewey Bowerman

Union Hill School News and Social Visits

Rain blessed Union Hill last week while farmers plant feed. School attendance remains strong as Miss Alma Goggans and many neighbors visit relatives at Colbert Wynnewood Center and Center church. Notable sightings include Luther Bottoms buying a Chevrolet and numerous social visits among the parishioners and students.

Union Hill Alma Goggans Ellen Exrnest Colbert Odell Wilfong Haskell Tilley Daisy Raimoland Opal Cowan Susie Cooper Parlee Stone J. R. Floyd Foy Harem Jones Bud Yancy Roy Raimoland Autry Oleta Yancy Lessie Ellie

Pilgrim Petroleum Builds Rig on Harris Farm for Gas Test

Oil item notes Pilgrim Petroleum building a rig on Harris farm west of Ada for a gas test. Entries list drilling plans at various sections with companies Hughes T P Co Wilcox Norris Pilgrim T P Co Whitaker and Brinson Doyle moving skids near Starritt farm from section 32 toward 6-4.

American Hughes T. P. Co Ray Pilgrim T. P. Co Whitaker Wilcox Norris Pilgrim Petroleum Corporation Harris Farm Ada Brinson & Doyle Starritt

Obituary of Mrs Eliza Vaughn 85 at Henryetta

Mrs Eliza Vaughn aged 85 years and 23 days died at her daughter’s home in Henryetta on Saturday morning August 1. The body was shipped to Ada and then to Center the deceased’s old home for services conducted by Rev J W Richardson and burial. She leaves six sons and two daughters including R Vaughn of Ada.

Eliza Vaughn Henryetta Ada J. W. Richardson R. Vaughn

Bebee Community News Highlights And School Plans

Rain brings activity as locals work and socialize. Ira and Edith joined Mamie Farmer for a Saturday night visit. Norman Mitchell leads Bebee school with Magdaline Reed as assistant. A singing class forms with Mitchell president Roberts chorister and Elvie Jones organist. A pie supper at Bebee schoolhouse is set for Friday night August 7.

Ira Edith Mamie Farmer Gladys Roddy Bessie Owens Della Mayhan Cliff Northam Summers Chapel Bebee Norman Mitchell Magdaline Reed Mitchell Carl Roberts Elvie Jones Bebee School House

Auto ownership law details delay enforcement

A. R. Sugg, Pontotoc county auto license collector, says the legislature’s auto ownership bill requiring bills of sale or affidavits will not be fully enforced soon. The highway department must complete administration details before enforcement increases. The law aims to deter auto theft by proving ownership in each vehicle.

A. R. Sugg Pontotoc County Sugg Highway Department

Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report August decline in hogs and cattle

Livestock market at Oklahoma City shows cattle generally active with prices up to 25 cents higher on slaughter kinds, steer volume limited, cows mainly 5.00 to 6.00 for good cows and 3.50 to 4.50 for plain to medium, calves steady 7 to 7.50 for good lights. Hogs total 700 head, weak, top 13.60 with bulk 13.25 to 13.50.

Oklahoma City

Robertson May Be Candidate for Governor

Oklahoma City July 31 The Oklahoma City Times says former Gov J B A Robertson plans to run for governor next year. The paper reports close friends urged him to seek another term and run on a platform opposing the Trapp administration. Joe O Brien is said to be preparing the ground for a comeback for his former boss.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Times J. B. A. Robertson the Times Robertson Colse Trapp Joe O’brien

McKeowns Enjoy Hawaii Trip Notes In Letter

Blaine Gilbreath reports Congressman Tom D McKeown wrote from San Francisco describing a pleasant voyage to Honolulu. The itinerary included overnight stops in McLean Texas Clovis New Mexico El Paso Juarez Mexico and a night crossing the Yuma desert by plank road amid extreme heat. He admired Imperial valley irrigation and visited the Tobias family in San Diego before meeting Duke Stone in Los Angeles and learning C J Warren of Burbank is in good health before boarding in San Francisco.

Blaine Gilbreath Tom. D .McKeown San Francisco Phoenix Yuma Arizona Imperial Valley San Diego Tobias Los Angeles Dule Stone Ada Duke C. J. Warren Burbank

Aerial Photos Used in Connecticut Tax Assessments

Aerial photographs are being used in Connecticut for tax assessing purposes. From the hammering and yammering at the Santa Fe Denver Railroad hearing you would think West Texas had run out of parking space.

Connecticut Santa Fe-Denver West Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Franks Northcut Mack Fleming Dave Good Julius Ellis Topsy Marie Bethel Neatta Corinne Owens Sarah Humphers Lee Johnson Jeck Humphers G. W. Wells Galdys Roddy Ike Mayhan Buskirk Pearl Wells Myrtle Humphers Center Josie Mabel Northam A. B. Rains Ellis Maxwell Rebee John Wells Jack Humphers Miss Reed Grandpa Burns Mary Prewett Linnie Odom Misses Carrah Malenda Hagler Linnie Ruby Odom R. L. Hagler F. L. Odom L. Hewet and W. B. Rucker Fitzhugh Nora Russell Vera Allen Wilma Good J. P. Freeman Tecumseh John Berryman Turkey Minnie Prewett Jake Brady Rofs Carrah Hagler John Hammond J. W Horse Shoe Ranch Lawrence Sunshine J. L. Rose Iva Mr. Simpson Jesse Odom Ross Shery Younts Marlow Oklahoma Lula Thompson Holdenville Sallie Rucker J. D. Peterson Otis Hagler J. W. Lynch Maud Yoder Gustava Orval Kenner Laxton School Rev. H. Walters Colbere Arthur Allen Courtney Allen J. W. Prewett I. B. Benton Laxton High School Union Valley Vanoss Vanoss Blue Mound Clarence Neenherner Sherman Albert Jones J. W. Cross Will Hagler Carrence Roy Lindsey John Batey George Cantrell P. P. Hays Eloise Jim Crownover Wynnewood N. M. Hays Ozell Cross Worstell Opha Davis Jessie Gordon Gladys Layne Etta McDaniel Ethel Owens Earnest Molloy Ford Roy Soward Denver Fred Owens Ona Clay Trudie Robertson Emma Walker Myrtle McDaniel la Verne Cude Connie Coulger Byars Harry Owens Adam Florence Viola George Kirby Davis Viola Molloy Norah Bolen Bro. Maxwell Ziona Milligan Hubert Molloy la Velle Cude Charlie McDaniel Gus McDaniel Arizona Walden G. Y. McDaniel Hudell Bolen Francis McDaniel Kirby McKeowns Hawaii Millcrest Pride of Dixie Charlies Madras
Search Courier

Search the Ada Weekly News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ada Weekly News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication