City Briefs Report Weekend Travels From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Earl Sumner and Mrs Sumner s brothers Alf Hard age and Lewis Hardage left today for Portland Oregon and other western points to visit relatives and vacation for several days Mr and Mrs Travis Kerr left today for extended southern trips to Dallas Houston Galveston New Orleans and other southern cities They will settle in El Dorado Arkansas after the trip Mr Kerr is with Lucey Products corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sumner
Travis Kerr
Texas
Louisiana
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
el Dorado
Ark
Mr. Kerr
The
Lucey Products Corporation
Mr and Mrs R B Chaffin Plan Overland Trip to South Dakota
Mr and Mrs R B Chaffin will travel by overland route to Belle Fourche South Dakota to visit their sons Robert and William and may decide to relocate. The journey begins tomorrow with plans to see family and assess options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Chaffin
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Robert
William
Local visitors return home after Ada visit
Mrs. Jim Hinkle and her children, who spent a week visiting in and near Ada as house guests of relatives and friends, have returned to their home near Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hinkle
Ada
Ardmore
Mrs Sowers Leaves Ada for Eastern Visit
Mrs. M. L. Sowers departs Ada for extended travels in Atlanta Washington New York and Boston and other eastern cities. She plans to return to Oklahoma in the fall and spend the winter in Tulsa and Drumright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sowers
Ada
Atlanta
Washington
New York
Boston
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Drumright
Miss Green and Miss Deal Travel to Amarillo for Visit
Miss Marty Lois Green and Miss Allie Mae Deal left Wednesday for Amarillo Texas to visit relatives and friends for several weeks Miss Green will stay with her sister Mrs W L Crown and Miss Deal will be guest of her brother Cecil Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Lois Green
Allie Mae Deal
Amarillo
Texas
Miss Green
W. L. Crownover
Miss Deal
Cecil Deal
Bucey Lambert Returns From Prescott Visit
Bucey Lambert, once an Ada resident, has come back from Prescott Arizona where he visited his stars and other relatives and friends. He plans to stay awhile and visit friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucey Lambert
Ada
Prescott, Ariz
Mrs Biddie Sloan Ill After Fall Break
Mrs Biddie Sloan mother of J D Sloan remains unimproved after a fall two weeks ago caused a broken hip and extended illness status reported by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddie Sloan
J. D. Sloan
Sloan Family Notified by Ada Illness
Mr and Mrs John Sloan of Oklahoma City Mrs Amos Roberts of Wetumka Mr and Mrs Ralph Saling of Wewoka Fred Sloan and Roy Sloan of Seminole Mrs Fiona Muse of Stonewall and Cledus Watson of Seminole have been called to Ada by the illness of Mrs Biddie Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloan
Oklahoma City
Amos Roberts
Wetumka
Ralph Saling
Wewoka
Fred Sloan
Roy Sloan
Seminole
Fiona Muse
Stonewall
Cledus Watson
Ada
Biddie Sloan
Ruth King Returns to Ada to Lead Stevens Apparel Shop
Mrs. Ruth King, longtime associate of the Wilson-Lain company, returns to Ada to head the Stevens Apparel Shop at Main and Broadway. She has spent months in Pauls Valley working in a store with her brother Hugh Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth King
Wilson-Lain Company
Ada
Stevens
Main
Broadway
Holdenville Man Visits Ada Friends Before Returning Home
Haskell Jones of Holdenville arrived in Ada from Hutchinson Kansas and visited friends during the last evening and today. He plans to return to Holdenville soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Jones
Holdenville
Ada
Hutchison, Kan
Mr. Jones
Allen family heads west for Colorado Springs vacation
R. W. Allen and son Harrel left today to tour Colorado Springs and other western spots for a several day vacation and visits.
Fisher of Wichita Falls Visits Ada Family
Co. H. Fisher of Wichita Falls Texas arrived in Ada last evening to visit his father Capt. W. H. Fisher and his sisters Mrs. L. J. Crowder and Mrs. H. Claude Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Fisher
Wichita Falls
Texas
Ada
Capt
W. H. Fisher
L. J. Crowder
H. Claude Pitt
Reid Family Guests From San Angelo Texas Expected in Ada
Mrs. M A Reid and daughter Frances and sons Paul and Herbert of San Angelo Texas are expected to arrive in Ada this afternoon or in about a fortnight for a visit with Mrs Reid's sister Mrs R O Sumter and family at 303 West Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Reid
Frances
Paul and
Herbert
San Angelo
Texas
Ada
Mrs Stella Ray Jackson Visits Relatives In Town
Mrs Stella Mae Ray Jackson of Chicago arrived yesterday for an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Ray and sisters Mrs Paul Young and Mrs Ruby Lee. The visitor is the former Stella Mae Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Jackson
Chicago
C. C. Ray
Paul Young
Ruby Lee
Westbrook to serve as Medical Company secretary at Fort Sill
Max Westbrook son of Mr and Mrs J W Westbrook of 124 East 14th Street has been appointed secretary for the Medical Company at Oklahoma City and will travel to Fort Sill on August 11 for a 15 day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Westbrook
J. W. Westbrook
East 14Th Street
Medical Company
Oklahoma City
Fort Sill
Byng and Veterans Play to a 9-9 Tie at Parkfield
In a Friday afternoon clash at Parkfield Byng and the Veterans battled to a 9 to 9 deadlock as darkness ended the game after the ninth inning. Both managers faced a tense finish as fans enjoyed a back and forth exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng
Parkfield
Electricians
Ae Tailors
Ieee
Cates Returns From Tulsa Visits Kin in Local Home
Capt. J. C. Cates visited Tulsa for a month with daughter Mrs. M. F. Burton and family. He makes his home here with daughter Mrs. J. W. Westbrook and Mr. Westbrook at 124 East Fourteenth Street. Irene Fleming and Houston left for Rockwall Texas to visit relatives. Miss Mary Byrd Mundy of Stonewall has been ill and is now in Roswell New Mexico for treatment. Pearl Montgomery, ill last week, is able to go out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cates
Tulsa
M. F. Burton
Capt. Cates
J. W. Westbrook
Mr. Westbrook
East Fourteenth Street
Mary Byrd Mundy
Stonewall
Roswell
N. M
Miss. Pearl.Montgomery
W. S. Furlong
Lois
Fount Surleha
Mary Elizabeth
Gilbert
Kansas
Mike Young
Centralioma
Robert Wimbish
Ada
Alva Odom
J. N. King
Mary Francis
Josephine
Bob Mundy
Mary Byrd
John Murphy
Effie
L. P. Carpenter
Hal Autry
Aline Rives
Frisco
Marcia Dobbin
O. C. Morris
Eugene Birge
Oklahoma City
Elma Rives
Corrine Carpenter
Joe Riddle
Malcolm Stegall
R. H. Gamble
Abilene
Texas
R. H. Bonnom
Duncan
John McKay
Edna Maye Peters
Ardmore
Stella Belle Young
Margueritte McKay
Earnest Miers
Bill Summers
Tal Crawford
Poff N. C. Bowen
Francis
Sam Barton
Jewel
Norman
Homer Leeper
Marjorie Bullock
Madill
Martin
Britton
Okla
Clyde Welch
George E. Tyson
Tupelo
Everett Riley
Fitzhugh
Bro. Pritchett
Grady Lambert
Baptist Church of the Eastern Star
Ross
Georgia Montgomery
Seminole
Ed Bunyard
Hugo
George Dale
J. L. Casenberry
M. Meritt
Cleo Clark
Lois Pollock
Hal Crumley
Seth
Maxx Crain
Willard Duran
R. M. Hood
Juanita Bohannon
Bobbie Jean Hood
A. D. Williams
New Mexico
Ed Smith
Mrs. Statler Visits Ada Guests of Statler and Anderson Families
Mrs. Jim Statler of Henryetta came to Ada to visit as a guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gale Statler and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Statler
Henryetta
Ada
Gale Statler
Bernard Anderson
Rubye Lollar and Alvin Arrange Saturday Morning Meeting
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock Miss Rubye Lollar and Mr Alvin plan a scheduled meeting. The brief item notes a forthcoming private engagement between the two individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Lollar
Alvin
Warr and Dorsey Quietly Married at Sister Home
The couple Warr and Dorsey were married in a private ceremony at the home of the groom’s sister, Mrs. Bert Dorsey, located at 316 West Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warr
Bert Dorsey
Mr. Dorsey
West Sixteenth Street
Mrs Whitehead Returns From Visit To Wichita Daughter
Mrs. Whitehead of West Eighth Street has just returned from an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. R. M. Oliphant of Wichita Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Daily
Whitehead
W. Eighth Street
R. M. Oliphant
Wichita, Kan
Ndave
Shawes Reach San Francisco After Overland Trip
S. M. Shaw received a wire from his son Lankford stating he and Mrs. Shaw had reached San Francisco. They traveled overland through Denver and Salt Lake City and expect to return via Los Angeles and the southern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Shaw
Lankford
Mrs. J. T. Cox Recovering After Car Wreck In Konawa
Mrs. J. T. Cox of Konawa was injured in a car wreck Thursday and is recovering rapidly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bowles. Her daughter Miss Lola was hurt but not badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Cox
Konawa
A. L. Bowles
Lola
Mooney Family Heads to Galveston on Vacation
Mr W E Mooney and wife with daughters Grace and Mrs Raymond Walker and Mrs Bob Duncan depart for a vacation trip to Galveston this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Mooney
Grace
Raymond Walker
Bob Duncan
Galveston
Mrs M A Stewart Visits Relatives Near Olney Oklahoma
Mrs. M. A. Stewart and Little Miss Ruby Boyd return from a short visit with relatives near Olney Oklahoma. Misses Cornelia and Mary Nolen nieces of Mrs. Stewart accompany her to her home.
Bernard G. Howard Visits Chicago Friends
Bernard G. Howard of Chicago arrived yesterday to spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard G. Howard
Chicago
Mrs E W Tucker Visits Tulsa Family Two Weeks
Mrs. E. W. Tucker of Tulsa arrived yesterday for a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Tucker
Tulsa
A. D. Bolton
Collins Sisters Tour Planned Eastward Trip
Misses Ruth and Viola Collins with driver Martin Clark depart for Washington New York Niagara Falls Chicago and other eastern and northern points. They expect a three week tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Viola Collins
Martin Clark
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago
East
Former Ada Student Leaves for Fort Worth Visit
Miss Thena Carlton, former B. C. student, left Sunday for Fort Worth after visiting friends and relatives there and in Pauls Valley. She plans to return to Ada to enter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thena Carlton
B. C
Ft. Worth
Pauls Valley
Ada
Brunk Couple Visit Frisco During Business Mission
Mr and Mrs N C Brunk of Los Angeles were in Frisco for business matters Mrs Brunk formerly Ethel Cochran a longtime Stonewall resident later moved to Ada The visit highlights a regional mobility pattern among professional couples from California in midcentury years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Brunk
Los Angeles
Calif
Frisco
Brunk
Ethel Cochran
Stonewall
Ada
Marvin Brown Joins Jackson County Chronicle as Editor
Former Ada News editor Marvin Brown becomes editor and manager of the Jackson County Chronicle in Altus. He previously served for months with the Altus Times-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Brown
Ada News
Jackson County Chronicle
Altus
Altus Times-Democrat
Mrs Eula Reid and Son Visit Wewoka Family
Mrs Eula Reid and her son Raymond of Wewoka are guests of Mrs Reid’s parents Mr and Mrs E H Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Reid
Raymond of
Wewoka
Reid
E. H. Kaiser
Smiths trip to visit a recuperating father in Asheville
Mr and Mrs E B Smith left Monday for Asheville North Carolina to visit Mr Smiths father who is recuperating there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E. B. Smith
Asheville, N. C
Mr. Smith
Geologist F Greer Nichols Visits Ada for Sinclair Interests
F Greer Nichols of Sinclair Oil and Gas, a geological department member, is in Ada to oversee company interests. He is located in Seminole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Greer Nichols
Geological Department
The
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Ada
Mr. Nichols
Seminole
Mrs. S. M. Magnuson Returns From Texarkana
Mrs. S. M. Magnuson has returned from Texarkana where she was summoned by the death of her mother Mrs. W. T. Haftes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Magnuson
Texarkana
W. T. Haftes
Reed heads Kansas GOP governor primary as returns grow
Clyde M. Reed of Parsons led Kansas Republican governor primary as returns from over half the precincts showed Reed with 47 321 votes to 33 035 for John Hamilton. Other candidates trailed with Scott 16 345 Chase 13 505 Ryan 12 904 Veiland 3 574. Democratic race tight between Hackney and Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokera
Kas
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Kansas
John Hamilton
Topeka
House of Representatives
Reed
Hamilton
Charles M. Scott
Iola
D. A. N. Chase
Frank J. Ryan
Fed Veiland
Ed T. Hackey
Wellington
Chauncey B. Little
Olathe
Hackney
Little
Jasper Kincaid
Savanna Doctor to Face Murder Charge in Farmhouse Killing
Dr. A. D. Bunn of Savanna surrendered after shooting C. J. Enloe, a farmer, in a Savanna drug store altercation. Enloe died minutes later after being struck twice. investigators will consider murder charges as the physician claims self defense. Enloe reportedly sought help for his wife who was to become a mother and allegedly attacked the doctor with a chair prior to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
A. D. Bunn
Savanna
Here
Pittsburg
C. J. Enloe
Enloe
Dr. Bunn
Lunn
Will
Oklahoma Doctor Fatally Shots Miner in Savanna Drug Store
Dr A D Bunn of Savanna shot and killed John Enloe, coal miner, after Enloe allegedly attacked him with a stool in a Savanna drug store. Enloe had earlier sought treatment for his wife and was disarmed before the fatal shots were fired. County authorities continue to investigate the incident and Mrs Enloe's condition is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
A. D. Bunn
Savanna
John Enloe
Bunn
Enloe
Madill Sheriff and Slayer Re-Elected in County Runoff
In Madill Oklahoma Sheriff Edd Long, acquitted of murder, won the Democratic nomination by defeating Tom Christian 1537 to 1121 as results from all 24 precincts showed. County attorney candidate R C Roland lost to E S Hurt, while Dave Faulk led for state representative and W O Ray captured the county for state senate in 24-precinct totals. Wilburn Cartwright led the congress race in the third district with 2124 votes amid countywide returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madill
Okla
Edd Long
Franz J. Kim
Marshall County
Long
Tom Christian
R. C. Roland
Kim
E. S. Hurt
Roland
Dave Faulk
C. W. Rowland
W. O. Ray
Tishomingo
Senate
Andy Burks
Alonzo Miller
Congress
Wilburn Cartwright
Couty
C. W. Harris
Building permits show slump in Ada area for last week
Ada building activity fell to a summer low with total permits worth 3350. H G Story contracted a 3000 residence and Jordan Oil station work 350. A palatial home for Frank Meador on South Broadway was let, plus college heating plant plans at 30000. Simpson buildings are occupied. other projects near completion include Fred Ford’s garage, Gay Nash home, West Main brick structures, high school, and Aldridge hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Lee Daggs
Accounting and Finance
H. G. Story
Jordan Oil Company
Katy Tracks
Daggs
Frank Meaders
South Broadway
Simpson
East Main Street
Fred Ford
Tenth Street
Gay-Nash
West Twelfth Street
West Main Street
Aldridge
Supply Raid Yields 149 Bottles Confiscated in Town
Police seized 149 bottles of house-made beer in a Friday raid. Bill Gaddis paid a fine for possession of 149 bottles in police court. Horace Brown faced a possession charge after his 135 bottle supply was found in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gaddis
Horace Brown
Byng Holds Lead as Twilight League Reversals Shifts Standings
Byng led the Twilight league at week end with Firemen and Legion tied for second after reversals and surprises. Monday's action saw Byng struggle, yet they remained in front as the pack shifted in the final moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng Out
Byng
Firemen
Legion
Five Gases Affirmed by Criminal Court
OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 5 Convicted in Creek county district court of killing J H Breen a tailor on Sapulpa streets in May 1925 William E Oliver must serve 10 years in the state penitentiary the criminal court of appeals held today. Other appeals passed upon include four year sentence for J C Ray and various liquor and possession cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Creek County
District Court
J. H. Breen
Sapulpa
William E. Oliver
Criminal Court of Appeals
Oliver
Ecounsel
Breen
Illinois
Oklahoma
Leflore
J. C. Ray
Ed Melton
Ray
Melton
Cotton Walter
Jefferson County
Riley Preston
Jackson County
Will Warner
Orville Warner
Herb Machel
Kiowa County
A. J. Sharer
Mowata County
Mangiaracina Found Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
A Kansas City jury convicts Tony Mangiaracina of first degree murder in the Home Trust bank robbery and the death of traffic officer Happy Smith on June 14 during the Republican National Convention. Defense alibi attempts were offered by his family. Earlier, driver John Meesino was also found guilty of first degree murder and death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tony Mangiaracina
Home Trust Company
Happy” Smith
Mangiaracina
Home Trust Company Bank
John Meesino
Stonewall Visitors From Ada And Allen In Local Roundup
Ada residents visited Stonewall Monday and Miss Georgia Furlong stayed in Holdenville with the Roberts family. St Louis visitor Edgar Sallee joined Stonewall friends for a few days last week. Other locals Shopped in Ada, motored to Tupelo, or visited relatives including Adelle Murphy and John Murphy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Joe Beck
Fred Reynolds
Ada
Mrs. McKay
Mary Bird
Luther Thompson
Otto Strickland
Allen
Georgia Furlong
Holdenville
Everett Roberts
Mike Young
Stella Belle
Freeda
Edgar Sallee
St. Louis
Luther Correll
Ray Henegar
Tupelo
A. Acker
Adelle Murphy
John Murphy
C. L. Burnett
Childrens
E. Frank Blair
Local families visit relatives and move plans noted
Poff N C Bowen and family visited relatives at Francis Sunday. Grady Lambert resigns from the 189th F A O N G and heads to Enid. Lambert family to Sulphur for August. Ada and Ross residents attend church programs and social events.
Biggest radio plans for Hoover address
The largest radio hookup in history will broadcast Herbert Hoover’s acceptance speech from Palo Alto next Saturday. Seventy-eight stations nationwide and four or more shortwave transmitters will carry the event to territories and foreign nations starting 4 p.m. Pacific time. Governor Young will open the meeting, with Senator Moses chairing the notification committee. Hoover’s address is expected to last about 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Leland Stanford University
C. C. Young
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Hoover
Obituary for M. M. Hall at 75 in Gainesville
M. M. Hall, aged 75, died Sunday morning at 9 30 at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joe Bryan 823 East Six teenth street The body was taken to Gainesville Texas for interment this afternoon at 4 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Hall
Joe Bryan
East Sixteenth Street
Gainesville
Texas
Death of Local Resident T V Sweetman at 58
T V Sweetman, aged 58, died this morning at 12 35 in a local hospital. The body will be taken to Allen for interment with funeral services in Allen Tuesday conducted by Rev R E McCain. He was a prominent citizen of Allen and is survived by his widow and five daughters Mrs J T Thomas Sulphur Mrs C A Pegg Allen Mrs C O Kaiser Sapulpa and Misses Alice Mae and Mattie Sweetman of Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Sweetman
Allen
R. E. McCain
J. T. Thomas
C. A. Pegg
C. O. Kaiser
Sapulpa
Alice Mae
Mattie Sweetman
Woman held without bond on murder charge in deputy sheriff death
Mrs. Ella Wilson of Custer City is jailed without bond after a preliminary hearing in ARAPAHO Oklahoma on the murder of Custer county deputy sheriff Albert Graves. A hearing on bond is planned with District Judge Mitchell next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arapaho
Okla
Ella Wilson
Custer City
Albert Graves
Custer County
Wilson
Mitchell
Graves
Negro Charged With Murder In Creek County
John Russell, a negro, was jailed in Creek county Sapulpa to await a preliminary hearing on murdering L. C. Cooper, another negro, at Slick. Justice C. E. Carroll set the hearing for Monday and ordered no bail. Cooper was shot at Russell's home. Both men were farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
John Russell
Creek County
Sapulpa
L. C. Cooper
Slick
C. E. Carroll
Russell
Cooper
Rainfall in July Records Show Variability
Observer MacMillan notes July total of 3.68 inches across six days with a peak 1.35 inches on the 15th. Max 97 and min 64, twenty one clear, eight partly cloudy, two cloudy. Past years show higher totals, seven months of the present year total 25.15 inches with varied readings across 1922 to 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMillan
Heavy storm hits northeast Oklahoma with flood damage
A Mayes and Wagoner county cloudburst disrupted rail and motor traffic in northeastern Oklahoma. Locust Grove suffered major damage with three to four inches of rain. floods closed highways and swamped creeks, while rail lines on the Missouri Kansas Texas and Katy systems were washed or inundated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskoger Okla
Mayes
Wagoner
Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad
St. Louis-Galveston
Wagner
Locust Grove
Katy
Frisco
Vinita
Tulsa
Muskogee
Midland Valley
Choteau Creek
Pryor
Choteau
Tulsa-Siloam Springs
Arkansas Line
Flatock Creek
Illinois River
Joplin
Springfield
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Caney Creek
J. A. Riley
Broken Arrow
Garvin County Singing Convention Set for August 11
W M Fanning secretary of the Garvin county singing convention says the next meeting opens Saturday evening August 11 at 8 oclock and will be carried on over Sun. The event hosts at Consolidated school No 3 six miles east of Pauls Valley with dinner on the ground and joyful singing. All singers invited to bring a basket and participate in a memorable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin County
W. M. Fanning
Pauls Valley
Hale Trial Set For Sept 7 At Pawhuska
The second trial of William K. Hale known as King of the Osage hills on murdering Osage Henry Roan was set for September 17 in federal court at Tulsa. A continuance was granted at Pawhuska by Judge Franklin E. Kennamer over defense request. Hale is jailed in Pawhuska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Pawhuska
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