Formby Brilliant In Ada Win Over Durant
Ada pitchers Formby and Paty dueled in a nine inning game as Ada Independents scored three and held Durant to one. Hays debuted effectively at third base, while two early runs and solid defense backed Formby in a win witnessed by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formby
Durant
Paty
Ada
Paul Hays
Ada Independents
Hays
Green
Paul Young
Independents
Okemah
Program Announced For Legion Meet In Omaha
Omaha July 31 The national American Legion convention program for October in Omaha is outlined with events from October 5 to 9. Highlights include addresses by distinguished visitors, a 100000 strong parade led by General Pershing, Ak-Sar-Ben entertainments, sports, military displays, and a War Mothers Memorial dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
A. H. Richardson
American Legion
Pershing
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Wisconsin
Creighton
Colorado
Ak- Sar-Ben Field
Municipal
Ak-Sar-Ben
Seventh Army Corps
Fontenelle Park
Old Happy Rollow Club
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
Middle West
Coolidge
War Mothers
Jackson
Douglas
Lake Streets
Capital Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Twentieth Street
United States
Marine
Coast Guard
Red Cross
Railroads Census Auto Crashes Monday
Des Moines Register notes railroads conduct a census of automobiles wrecked on tracks for the prior day, observing the impact on safety and railway operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
City Enefs Tragedy Calls Engineer Home to Tuscaloosa
C Hearn engineer at the ice plant left today for Tuscaloosa Alabama after hearing of his father J F Hearn death at 615 this morning. Mrs Robert White and her sons visit Mis Barnett and sister Mrs Hick Smith in town. Mrs E J Collyer of Henryetta and Mrs E J Sample and son of West Fork Arkansas return home after visiting sister Mrs C F Green at 700 East Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hearn
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
J. F. Hearn
Robert White
Harold and
Robert, Jr
Chickasha
Mis. Barnett
Mrs. Hick Smith
E. J. Collyer
Henryetta
E. J. Sample and Son
West Fork
Arkansas
C. F. Green
East Main
Gifford Family Reports Croup Spread in Hopkins County
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis S. Gifford and daughter Vera of Sulphur Springs Texas visit brother in law J. M. Keltner on Eighteenth and Townsend. Miss Willie Marie Kingston of Cooper accompanies the group. Mr. Gifford, representing Southwestern Life Insurance Co. of Dallas, notes croup conditions in Hopkins County are very flattering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis S. Gifford
Vera
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Inlaw
J. M. Keltner
Townsend
Willie Marie Kingston
Cooper Texas
Giffords
Keltners
Gifford
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Hopkins County
Corbin and Sturdevants Return from Brownsville
Mrs Joy Corbin and Mr and Mrs Paul Sturdevant returned Thursday from Brownsville Texas where they visited relatives and toured local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Corbin
Paul “Sturdevant
Brownsville
Texas
Herbert Couple Visit to Chicago Family Return via Tekamah
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Herbert left today to visit their son Arney and family in Chicago. They will return by Tekamah Nebraska and spend a few days with their daughter Mrs. Orville Chatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Herbert
Arney
Chicago
Tekamah
Neb
Orville Chatt
Stillwater College Student Visits En Route to Greenville
Miss Gladys Ware, a student at A. and M. College in Stillwater and former East Central student, visited the city briefly on Thursday while enroute to Greenville, Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ware
A. & M. College
Stillwater
East Central
Greenville
Mississippi
Farmland Rejuvenation After Rain Brings Hope to Ahloso
J. R. Young of Ahloso reports a changed landscape as rains revived pastures and cotton. Farmers anticipate better yields and are planting fall feed crops to capitalize on the greener fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Young
Ahloso
Zorn Returns from Colorado Springs with Family
C A Zorn came back yesterday from Colorado Springs with his wife and baby. Mrs McClachlin accompanied them and will stay there briefly for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Zorn
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Rainfall noted near Lula with enough moisture
W. M. Ray of Lula reports that rainfall in his area was lighter than in some places but still sufficient to help crops considerably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ray
Lula
Mrs Browall Confined at Home with Sprained Ankle
Mrs Mabel Browall is confined to her home at 101 West Seventeenth street with a badly sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Browall
West Seventeenth Street
Two Missouri Visit Returns Include Pauline Robertson
Blaine Gilbreath and Theodore Robertson returned Saturday from Appleton Missouri where they visited relatives for a few days. They were accompanied home by Miss Pauline Robertson sister of Theodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Gilbreath
Theodore Robertson
Appleton
Pauline Robertson
Theodore
County Committee Fails Quorum Meeting Adjourns
The Democratic county committee failed to muster a quorum for the Saturday meeting and adjourned to reconvene on Saturday August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Cotton prospects brighten in Lovelady area
J. S. Brannon of Lovelady says cotton prospects in his neighborhood are never better. Local showers early in the month aided growth and recent rains eased concerns. A good many fall feed crops are now being planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Brannon
Lovelady
Miss Leona Williams Visits Roff Resident
Miss Leona Williams of Roff visits Mrs. A. H. Davis. Fred Ford returns from a ten day trip to the boom section of Florida. Sherwood Hill returns from Muskogee hospital treatment and is considerably improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronday’s Daily
Leona Williams of
Roff
A. H. Davis
Fred Ford
Florida
Sherwood Hill
Muskogee
Veteran’s Hospital
Norton Plans Long Trip to Rio Grande Valley
W. W. Norton intends to depart in a few years for a journey to the Rio Grande valley, outlining future travel plans in the near to distant horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Norton
Rio Grande Valley
Mrs Bertha Weaver Visits From Muskogee
Mrs Bertha Weaver returns Sunday from Muskogee for a short visit with her sons and to attend to business. She will return to Muskogee on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Weaver
Muskogee
Sisters and Knights Join Texas Camping Trip
Misses Kate and Elizabeth Knight left yesterday to join a Memphis party in Sulphur for a camping trip. Ed Branscome and sisters Lula Branscome and Clara Branscome with Miss Anna Belle Perry left Sunday for a Texas outing to Galveston and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Elizabeth Knight
Memphis
Teon
Ed Branscome
Lula
Clara Branscome
Anna Belle Perry
Galveston
Texas
Weather May Boost Cotton Yield Says Local Grower
W. W. Norton, a veteran cotton grower in Pontotoc County, notes that cotton size hinges on weather. If dry spells continue, boll worm damage recedes and a fair yield is possible. George T. Hill leaves for a two week visit to Memphis Tennessee and Tyronza Arkansas to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Norton
Pontotoc County
Miss Patterson Heads to Shawnee for Family Visit
Miss Ronnie Patterson leaves today for Shawnee to visit her brother W. E. Patterson and wife. Churchill Thomas and Bill Williamson depart by land for California and plan August coastal touring along the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Patterson
Shawnee
W. E. Patterson
Churchill Thomas
Bill Williamson
California
Pacific Coast
Allen Family Returns Home From Summer in the City
W A Allen and family return to Wapanucka after a summer in the East Central region where Mr Allen served as special instructor during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Allen
Wapanucka
Mr. Allen
East Central
Marriage license issued to J A George and Icy May Evans
A marriage license has been issued to J A George and Icy May Evans according to the Wednesday Palladium notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. George
Icy May
Penitentiary Prisons Entirely Profitable in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma state prison reports its industries operated at a profit for the first time, with total net earnings of 4 656 335 dollars, surpassing expenses by about 4.6 million. Despite population growth to 1,919, earnings came from auto tag production 43 000 dollars and farm operations 18 653 dollars, while a shirt factory shutdown caused 500 layoffs. Two road camps employ about 150 prisoners under the honor system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’alester
Oklahoma State Prison
W. S. Key
Associated Press
Key
shee _ factory
Roff Church Campaign and Fort Sill Training Units Leave
The churches of Roff urge Sunday school and church attendance while the 160th and 89th National Guard units plan a Monday morning departure by special train for Fort Sill for fifteen days of training. After church Sunday night they will have a few free hours before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff
160Th
National Guard
Fort Sill
Frank Givens
Galveston
Texas
R. M. Phillips
Marshall
Blanche Carl
Newcastle
Okla
Claud Russell
Paul McWilliams
Carl McMahan
van Alstyne
Rofs
Loreta Welsh
Edmond
E. W. Turner
Colorado
Bert O. Wise
Mildred Beth
Oklahoma City
Pearl Jones
Sherman
Chester Heathman
Stratford
Juanita Bohannon
Ada
Ruth Wolfe
Jean Hood
Farmerville
Lorraine Easterling
Connerville
W. B. Gray
Rev. McWilliams
Frances Pickens
Frances McKee
C. J. Laseman
Roy McKee
Sizemore Returns From Texas to Colorado Overland Tour
Pleas Sizemore completed an overland tour visiting Texas New Mexico Arizona and Colorado returning today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleas Sizemore
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Coach Attendee Returns From Illinois Summer School
Raymond C. Cox returned from Urbana where he attended the University of Illinois summer coaching school. Mrs. M. E. Qualls underwent an operation at Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City yesterday and is reported doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Cox
Urbana
Illinois
University of Illinois
M. E. Qualls
Wesley Hospital
Oklahoma City
W D Little Returns From Marshville Visit
W D Little returns from Marshville North Carolina where his mother was ill but improving as he left Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Little
Marshville
North Carolina
Senator Looney forms law partnership in Wewoka
Senator Joseph C. Looney has formed a law partnership in Wewoka with John W. Willmott and Richard J. Roberts creating Willmott Roberts & Looney. Looney previously practiced in Ada and serves as state senator from this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Looney
John W. Willmott
Richard J. Roberts
Wewoka
Frm
Willmott, Roberts
News Want Ad Offer for Buy Rent Sell Find
Classified note promotes using a News want ad to buy rent or sell property or items. Highlights easy placement and broad reach for readers seeking opportunities.
Haynes Relieved of Liquor Oversight by Blair Order
Washington August 3. An order from Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair removes authority over intoxicating liquors from Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and the prohibition directors. Duties will pass to prohibition administrators for 22 districts starting September 1. No need for director approval or commissioner concurrence in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
The
Treasury
Prohibition Unit
Internal Revenue
Blair
Oklahoma School Fund Gains From Oil Royalties Rise
Oklahoma state receipts from oil royalties on Garfield county school land reached about 415,661 by March 14 and July payments pushed daily revenue near 1,000. The Garber pool tract, with over forty wells and five producing sands, was leased to Marland and Cosden after a 800,000 dollar renewal bonus as deeper production emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Garfield County
Garber Pool
Marland Oil Company
Marland
Cosden Oil and Gas Company
Ada Scouts Emphasize Quiet Heroes and Responsibility
A reflective Ada youth article praises Jimmy a teen who supports his mother and siblings as a model scout. It lauds Scouts for cheer, duty, and moral67 training, notes Troops 3 and 4 community service, mentions camping plans, and stresses integrity against bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Ada
Troop 4
Troop
Asbury Methodist Church
Bonner
Radio Sets Reach Four Million Americans
A report notes that about 4,000,000 individuals in the United States are equipped with radio receivers. The count underscores rapid adoption of home broadcasting technology and suggests a widening audience for radio programming nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stonewall Social Notes Span Visits and Trades Day
Stonewall residents hosted and visited across Ada Atoka and Oklahoma City. The town held its second trades day with a large crowd and the next event is set for August 29. Multiple locals and visitors from Ada, Pittsburg, Holdenville, and Fort Worth were noted in weekly rounds of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
H. F. Williams
Howe
Okla
E. Colston
Pittsburg
Kan
Albert Grey
Ada
W. QO
Ray
Atoka
C. O. Martin
Elaine
Darrow
Aylesworth
Ivyreen Smith
W. L. Garrison
Sulphur
Tom Henson
John McKoy
Nance King
Brown McKoy
Floyd Holcombe
Estelle Henson
C. C. Burrows
W. P. Rives
Oklahoma City
Charley Sawyers
Crawford
Fred McKay
B. Stubbs
J. E. Webb
Steedman
Wesley Chaddick
Rev. Lamb
Fort Worth
Texas
S. A. Lambert
A. J. Lambert
Strafford
J. F. McCoy
Okmulgee
J. N. King
Centralioma
Z. K. McKay
E. J. Barnett
Blanchard
Thomas Loman
Holdenville
George McKay
Dick Truitt
Charles Qualls
Tom Henson Sunny
S. A. Peters
Henryetta
E. J. Hermes
Nix
F. B. Peters
G. W. Garrett
Helen
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Dalton
William Jones
Hannah
C. P. Hannah
Jones
Gainesville
Tarver
United States Treasury
Durant AB Herman
Palmer
Ad Park
Peartain
Jackman
Cartwrigt
Eee Roberts
ADA AB R. Water
Deaver
Ewe
Kelley
Wee
Johnson
Fain
P. Hayes
Wadlington
Ee Lee
Poten Formby
Legion
Baseball Park
Rexall Drug Store
Unifea Cigar Stores
Heiggest
Gwin and
Mays
Safe Drug Store
George T. Hill
Tenn
Dr. McDaniel
Tyronza
Ark
Oklahoma School Fund
Carl Fleet
Carl
Scout
Corbins Ranch
Allen, Roff and Lawrence
Piant Blank
Chas
Evans Hughes
William Howard Taft
Oxfords
Wilson
Lain
Chilcutt
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