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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1928

Page

5

Stonewall and nearby Ada residents in week long visits

Rural Pontotoc County notes many Ada and Stonewall visitors and local trips. Families like Foreman, Miller, Young, and Sanders travel for visits in Ardmore Knoxville and Purcell while others attend church events and local meetings. A town election proceeds quietly with strong female participation and a Vanoss Center baseball win marked 11 to 1.

Franks School Sees Good Attendance And Local Visits

Franks School reports steady attendance as community members engage in social visits. Icy Roland spent Saturday night with Leola Batson, and Simson Patton and family visited Frisco with Fillmore Kilcrease and wife. Ester Arnette spent Saturday night with Ethel Stewart. Mr. Riedel and daughter Edna are also noted in the community roundup.

Ada Christine Elam Laxton Bonita Miller Fred Foster New Bethel Dee Wyche Edgar Willie Riedel Oklahoma City Driver Emma Dobson Glover Hill Icey Roland Berta Jones Walter Wyche Riedel Sallie Lilley J. E. Craddock Fillmore Kilcrease Mr. Waitfield Tishomingo Ethel Stewart Icy Roland Leola Batson Ester Arnet John Chambers Guy Clark Pearl Dobson Zelma Glover John Burkhart Frisco Chambers Lewis Lea al Nabors Miss Cleo Stonewall Stanley Kilcrease Near Jesse W. H. Miller Simson Patton Fillmore

Local notes on visits and community events in Seminole area

A recap of visits and social activity in Seminole and nearby areas. Mrs. Frank Younger visits J J Burrus and plans a Center trip to see her parents. Workers travel to Ray City oil fields note lively business. Church revival and singing plans announced for September. Several families and visitors are listed with routine social updates and cemetery work date changes amid flood aftermath and planned flood control surveys. engineer estimates two years to complete statewide survey.

Frank Younger Seminole J. J. Burrus Houchen L. D. Haskins Oren Gray St. Louis Ray City Earnest John Hendrix Alvin Magar Alvin John Vord Burnsed Marie W. M. Coggins Blanchard J. W. Ragland C. D. Haskins J. Q. Moore Yeager School House

Methodist Meeting Closes. Local Visits Reported

The Methodist meeting closed Saturday night with Brother Johnson, pastor, officiating. Numerous visits occurred: Mrs. Bradley and children to Mrs. Cook. Cushman and Solomon families to relatives near Stratford. Shook sisters to an ice cream supper near Stonewall. Lover Jones accompanied them home. Many others visited relatives in various towns including Near Hickory Ada Nocona Fitzhugh and Walters.

Violet Nelson Dollie Watters Addie Solomon Happy Land Carl Solomon R. L. Walker Massey AC. M. Long Ada Myrtle Thomas Ads Burch Peak J. J. Sahn H. PL. Williams W. J. Standridge C. C. Nelson Virgil Norville Burch I’ Ek Morgan Eld. McCuller Eld O. A. Hinkle Lozhiart Texas Missionary Baptist Church Eld. Hinkle Law and Order George Collins Jno. Bradley Woodie Templeman Woodie C. W. White Bernice White White Young Peoples Willie Berger Jo. J. Shaw Burris Gaar Monnis Tiffin Miss Jordan Jesus Lois Williams Elmer Haskins May Hughes Naomia Bradley Herman Baer Shawnee Karl Patterson R. H. Patterson Mother Nature Shook Lucille Ables W. C. Patton William Elmore Patton Foy Pendleton Dosson Wells Home Dunn Shelby Standfield Arthur Coffy Fay Pendleton Leon Annie Smith Hickory Bro Johnson Asa Cook Kinnett Mr. Kinnett Wilson Okla Mrs. Wells Brother Johnson Bradley Cook Walters Ross Montgomery Dan Cobb

Tunney retires as Miss Lauder changes boxing views

The elder boxing star Gene Tunney retires amid a social spotlight on Miss Mary Josephine Lauder of Greenwich Connecticut, granddaughter of steel magnate George Lauder. The couple’s engagement signals Tunney’s shifted stance on women after earlier remarks that mocked romance.

Mary Josephine Lauder Greenwich, Conn Gene” Tunney

Babe Ruth Faces Crunch as Home Run Pace Quickens

Babe Ruth enters a game against the White Sox at Yankee Stadium with forty three homers in 112 games and needs eighteen more round-trippers in forty two remaining games to match the 1927 season mark. The pressure grows as he trails the record by five while seven game segments pace him toward the goal.

New York Babe Ruth White Sox Yankee Stadium Babe

Flood Aid Head Plans Campaign to Survey Arkansas River

Major F F Wilby head of the Memphis flood control bureau met Oklahoma conservation officers to plan sending 10 Army engineers in September to survey the Arkansas river and tributaries. P R Van Frank accompanied him to gather data on flood control irrigation and navigation for a war department report and possible congressional appropriation.

Oklahoma City Ff. W. Wilby Memphis, Tenn Conservation Commission Army Arkansas River Ee Wilby P. R. van Frank Oklahoma Mississippi Wilby Arkansas Secretary of War Congress

California swimmer aims 60 hour endurance record

Colton where Mrs. Lee Fourrier began a sixty hour afloat attempt at 6 am to surpass Myrtle Huddleston’s 54 hour mark. Accompanied by Earl Smith another swimmer targets 48 hours while 15 year old Muriel Gordon has logged ten hours toward a 24 hour swim.

Colton Calif Lee Fourrier Myrtle Huddleston Mrs. Meurrier Earl Smith Muriel Gordon

Olympic steamship sails from Southampton today

The steamship President Roosevelt, carrying members of the American Olympic team, sails at noon from Southampton and will stop at Cherbourg to pick up athletes and equipment. Most athletic gear is dismantled except the track and a few items to keep training for American events. Paris reports French army non coms petitioning to resume the dress sword as part of peace time gear.

Southampton Eng President Roosevelt Cherbourg Paris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pontotoc County Frank Vincent Rofs Edwin Garrett G. W. Garrett M.M. Foreman Ardmore Harry Miller Charles Burnett Joel Furcing Piggs Chattanooga Jim Slocum W. Truitt Corinne Carpenter Elma Aline Rives Clyde Lillard W. P. Rives A. Acker George McKoy Marguerite McKoy Knoxville Tenn Ora Morris G. E. Birge Stella Belle Young Lillian Heneger Franks Fred Reynolds W. .C. Beéiele Family Stroud Son Lea Welch Okmulgee Stwaewatl Edgar Satlee Ray Pritchett Jess Young Allen C. L. Gibson Furman Norman M. L. Young Wewoka Mr. Young George Young Bill Chandler Wichita Falls Ben Cass Meina Rose Jim Mayfield Walter Gibson Phoenix Ariz Gibson Brothers Sam Mayfield Mick Scott Ross John Murphy C. L. Burnett Mike Young Coalgate Florence Standridge Miss Cooper Stratford Bud Martin Oder Martin Inez Martin Beatrice Hoffman Purcell Stella Collins Will Collier Adella Jones Cuba Smith Miss Thelma Bernice A. H. White Vanoss Tom Cushman Alva Jones Raymond Bond Casey Jones Johnny McNair C. L. Berger Jewel Buck Homer McGehee the Cushman J. B. McCaulley Olivet Kansas McCaulley Ethel Bradley Ellen Dunn H. G. Coffy Opal Young Mrs. Dossen Lillie Coffy Luna Wells Bro. Johnson Vaness Hazel McGaar Fitzhugh Laura Withers Hazel Thelma Hoosier Mrs. Cobb Nocona Onn Cobb Mrs. Tunney Ment Jack Dempsey Philadelphia Tunney Miss Lauder Hong Kong Thers California Olympic Steamship Berlin Department Store
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