Reverend Lee Leaves Ada for Virginia Visit
The Rev. O. B. Lee of the First Presbyterian church left Tuesday for Virginia to visit relatives and expects to return around September 1. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Walker of Henryetta are visiting Ada residents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Green this week. Mrs. Carl Byrd went to Oklahoma City to accompany her husband who will return to Ada Thursday after a month in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia
Dick Walker
Henryetta
H. A. Green
Ada
Carl Byrd
Oklahoma City
Hartshorne Couple Visiting Parents at 511 West Eighth
Mr and Mrs Clyde Pitchford of Hartshorne are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Pitchford at 511 West Eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pitchford
Hartshorne
Mr. Pitchford
Jim Pitchford
West Eighth
Sneed Family Returns From Sherman Visit
Mr and Mrs Chester Sneed and daughters Marjorie Lee and Barbara Sue of 520 West Seventh and Mrs Roy Sneed and daughters Charlotte and Marjorie of 99 West Sixteenth have returned from a visit in Sherman Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Pridas
Chester Sneed
Marjorie Lee
Barbara Sue
West Seventh
Roy Sneed
Charlotte and
Marjorie
West Sixteenth
Sherman
Texas
Ada Visitors And Residents Return In Texas Flight
Mrs. Clarence Billingsly of Stonewall visited friends and attended to business in Ada Thursday. Mrs. Maud Fledsoe, now residing in Dallas, has returned to Ada to make her home. Harry Scheinberg of San Angelo, Texas, arrived in Ada Thursday to attend to business interests and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Billingsly
Stonewall
Ada
Maud Fledsoe
Dallas
Harry Scheinberg
San Angelo
Texas
G W Harkins of Roff Visits Ada for Business
G W Harkins of Roff traveled to Ada for business today accompanying discussions with local firms and potential deals.
Novella Gibson Visited Ada as Guest of Friends
Miss Novella Gibson of Stonewall visited Ada on Thursday the 25th as a guest of friends noting a social visit and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novella Gibson
Stonewall
Ada
Allen resident Floyd Keylor visits Ada with family
Floyd Keylor of Allen spent Thursday in Ada with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Keylor and family at 312 East Twelfth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Ada
J. C. Keylor
Duffer Couple Vacation in Coalgate with Badleys
Mr and Mrs Caspar Duffer spend a week in Coalgate visiting Mrs Duffer's parents Mr and Mrs W T Badley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Caspar Duffer
Coalgate
Mrs. Duffer
Mrs
W. T. Badley
Miss Elizabeth Norman Visits Ada as Weekend Guest
Miss Elizabeth Norman of Wewoka is spending the weekend in Ada as a guest of her cousin Miss Helen Byrne at 609 East Ninth and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Norman
Wewoka
Ada
Helen Byrne
East Ninth
Curtis Henley Heads Home From Chicago Visit
Curtis Henley of 715 South Cherry returned from Chicago where he was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bachus. On his return he visited relatives and friends in Tennessee and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Henley
South Cherry
Chicago
Sam Bachus
Tennessee
Alabama
Mrs Loma McDaniels to Return to San Antonio
Mrs Loma McDaniels departs Ada for home in San Antonio Texas accompanied by her niece Miss Lavelle Henley of 715 Sauta Cherry who will visit for several weeks from Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loma McDaniels
Ada
San Antonio
Texas
Lavelle Henley
Sauta Cherry
Ada Hospital Operates On Allen Resident
Orville Davis son of Mr and Mrs Bud Davis of Allen underwent a major operation at the Ada hospital Friday morning. Mrs H A Kite and Miss Walla Kite of Allen visited friends in Ada Saturday. Mrs S M Slaw returned home in McAlester Saturday after receiving medical treatment at the Ada hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Davis
Bud Davis
Allen
Ada Hospital
H. A. Kite
Walla Kite of
Ada
S. M. Slaw
McAlester
Beatrice Keener Visits Ada as Guest of Friends
Miss Beatrice Keener of Allen visited Ada on Friday as a guest of local friends, sharing time with acquaintances and seeing sights in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Keener of
Allen
Ada
Stonewall Women and Kimrey Family Beat Ada Weekend
Miss Lina Duffer and Miss Eleanor Sheppard of Stonewall visited Ada friends on Friday. Miss Ruby Kidwell of Allen joined Ada guests. J T Pitts of Allen was a business visitor Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs H M Kimrey announce the birth of a son Friday August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Duffer
Stonewall
Ada
Eleanor Sheppard of
H. M. Kimrey
West Fourteenth
Montgomery ladies return from Arkansas visit
Mrs Granville Montgomery and her daughters Miss Pearl Montgomery and Miss Martha Montgomery have returned from a week long visit to Bella Vista Eureka Springs and Siloam Springs in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Montgomery
Miss Pearl Montgomery
Martha Montgomery
Bella Vista
Eureka Springs
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Floyd Keylor Returns Home After Visit
Floyd Keylor has returned to his Allen home after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Keylor at 312 East Twelfth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Ms. Keylor
East Twelfth
Mrs Mayhue and Muriel Return From Stanford Summer Session
Mrs George Mayhue and her daughter Muriel arrived home today from Palo Alto California where they attended the summer session at Leland Stanford University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayhue
Muriel
Palo Alto
California
Leland Stanford University
Ardmore Geologist H. B. Starns in Ada for business
Ardmore geologist H. B. Starns is in Ada this week attending to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Starns
Ardmore
Ada
Mrs Bolen and daughter head to Santa Fe for vacation
Mrs J W Bolen and her daughter Mrs Selma Bolen Walker depart today for Santa Fe New Mexico to spend several weeks on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bolen
Selma Bolen Walker
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Ada Visit Notes from Mill Creek Couple
Mr and Mrs Glen Clark of Mill Creek were visitors in Ada Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Clark
Mill Creek
Ada
Ardmore oil men visit Ada for interests and social calls
Max and Jerome Westheimer of Westheimer and Daube Oil Corporation in Ardmore were in Ada Saturday to pursue oil interests and visit friends. J. M. McCarter of Corsicana, Texas, is in Ada this week to handle oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max and
Jerome Westheimer
Westheimer and Daube Oil Corporation
Ardmore
Ada
J. M. McCarter
Corsicana
Texas
Fishermen return from ten day New Mexico trip
Judge and Mrs. Claude V. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson report a cold but fruitful ten day fishing trip in northern New Mexico. They describe chilly nights, abundant fish, and an interesting country during their excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude V. Thompson
George Johnson
New Mexico
Mrs. Alice Isbell Nears End in Soper Oklahoma
Mrs. Yvonne Grayson was called Tuesday morning to the bedside of her mother Mrs. Alice Ann Isbell in Soper Oklahoma as illness progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Grayson
Alice Ann Isbell
Soper, Okla
Local residents and visitors noted in Ada area
J B Hill and W B Johnson visited Stillwater for AAA program guidance. Mr and Mrs J W Sutherland and Mrs Neva Russell of Vernon Texas are guests of Mr and Mrs J H Dobbins. Miss Clara Fish of Stonewall visited Ada. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A H Gibson in Ada. Wilbur Norman underwent tonsillectomy. Dr Merril Bartlett and Dr Martin Bartlett were in an auto accident near Atwood but unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. L. Sutherland
Neva Russell
Vernon, Texas
J. H. Dobbins
South Cherry
Wilbur Norman
J. T. Norman
Aliea
Merril S. Bartlett
Martin H. Bartlett
Ada
Atwood
Weleetka
Harry Beyers
Criswell Couple Return From Eight Week Western Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Criswell have returned after an eight week trip through Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico visiting friends and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Criswell
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Mrs Tal Crawford Reported Ill at Home
Mrs Tal Crawford is reported ill at her home 121 East Fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Crawford
Mrs. Felter Visits Ada as Fran cis Friends Host
Mrs. Margaret Felter of Fran cis visited Ada Tuesday as a guest of local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Felter
Francis
Ada
Miss Wilma Bentley Leaves East Central for Summer Home
Miss Wilma Bentley, a student at East Central, departed Monday for Chickasha to spend the rest of the summer at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Bentley
East Central
Chickasha
Ada Visitors Host Lenora Johnson and Gene Sherrock
Miss Lenora Johnson of Roft visited Ada Tuesday with Gene Sherrock of Tupelo. They are guests of Orange Welborn, son of Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Welborn, at 1027 South Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Johnson of
Roft
Ada
Gene Sherrock
Tupelo
Orange Welborn
O. E
Barker Announces Birth of Son
Mr and Mrs Amos F Barker of 201 West Sixth announce the birth of a son on Wednesday August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos F. Barker
West Sixth
Pitts of Hickory Visits Ada on Business
G. A. Pitts of Hickory was a business visitor in Ada this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pitts
Hickory
Ada
Mrs. Nancie Ullman Rhodes Dies at 67
Obituary notes Mrs. Nancie Ullman Rhodes age 67 died at 11 p.m. Wednesday at a sister’s home Miss Sallie Garoutte 1018 E Tenth. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Keith Funeral Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancie Ullman Rhodes
Sallie Garoutte
Keith Funeral Chapel
Mrs. Mary Jane Trammel Dies at 57 in Byars
Mrs. Mary Jane Trammel, 57, died at her Byars home Thursday at 2:30 AM. Funeral services were held Thursday at 4:30 PM at First Methodist Church in Byars with Rev. Fred Fischer officiating. Burial followed in Byars Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by daughters Rosa Lee Clinton of Byars and F. D. Trammel, and brother Steve Jones of Byars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Trammel
Byars
First Methodist Church
Fred Fischer
Criswell Funeral Home
Trammell
Rosa Lee 4Linton
F. D. Trammel
Steve Jones
B Vars
Funeral services for Mrs W B Rhoades this Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. W. B. Rhoades, who died Thursday night, will be held at the Keith Funeral Chapel at 5 PM officiated by Rev. Curry of the Methodist church. After the ceremony the procession will travel to Scandia Kansas for interment. Survivors include brother George L. Garoutte of Upland California and sisters Mrs. Mattie J. Bowlin of Skintook Oklahoma and Miss Sallie Garoutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VRS
W. B. Rhoades
W. RB. Rhoades
Keith
Rev. Curry
Methodist Church
Scandia
Kan
Rhodes
George L. Garoutte
Upland
Cal
Mattie J. Bowlin
Skintook
Okla
Sallie Garoutte
Ada
Infant Daughter of J L Ritchie Dies
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Ritchie died Friday in a local hospital. Burial was Saturday in Rosedale Cemetery with Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by parents two sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ritchie
Rosedale Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
J W Thomas Dies at 44 in Stratford
J W Thomas 44 died at his Stratford home at 6 p m Monday Funeral services were held at 3 p m Tuesday from Stratford Baptist Church with Rev Paul Carlton officiating Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery near Ada Keith Funeral Chapel in charge He is survived by his widow three brothers and a sister He was a World War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Stratford
The
Baptist Church
Paul Carlton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ada
Keith
Thomas
Virgil H. James Dies in Allen County Funeral Held
Virgil H. James died Tuesday morning in Allen. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Jenks, followed by burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil H. James
Allen
Jenks
Memorial Notice for James in Broken Arrow Cemetery
James is survived by widow Mrs. Helen James five children his parents and a sister as services are handled by Keith Funeral Chapel at Broken Arrow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Arrow
Keith
James
Helen James
Turnips and crops in Oklahoma drought era offer fall hope
Oklahoma farm outlook highlights fall turnips as a defense against winter shortages with J. B. Hill endorsing community patches and timely seedings. Mooring notes one pound of turnip seed can plant an acre yielding about 200 bushels, valued at 50 cents per bushel if sold. The report also covers July heat, drought, corn and sorghum losses, and advice on preserving and feeding during shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
J. B. Hill
D. C
Jessie Morean
Pontotoc County
R. O. Monosmith
Oklahoma A
M. College
Care Should Be Used In Feeding Green Sorghum
Farmers are warned to feed green sorghum cautiously as prussic acid can form in stunted kafir Sudan and other sorghum plants. Poison risk rises with frost and drought. curing or silage reduces danger. Young stock are most at risk, and a taster animal may mitigate losses on suspected fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hill
W. G. Heller
Agriculture Chemistry Research Department
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Feeding Honeybees in Dreary Weather Says Extension Expert
Stillwater-Like farmers and bees must provide for themselves first, then for others. Beekeepers may face a feeding problem in poor weather. watch colonies and supply artificial food before stores run dry. Make sugar syrup in warm water, feed inside the hive through a perforated top can inverted over the hive bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
C. F. Stiles
Oklahoma A
M. College
ATandT Declares 2.25 Dividend for Shareholders
American Telephone and Telegraph Co directors announce a regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 dollars per share. The payout total exceeds 41.9 million dollars to about 680000 shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Miners Trapped Death Toll Rises At Dow No 9 Mine
In McAlester Oklahoma Charles Conner 45 a pumper is believed dead after a mine fire trapped him Monday at Dow No 9 coal mine. Rescue crews sealed the mine today to smother the blaze with no other workers inside at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Dow No. 9
Charles Conner
Oklahoma cattle market shows active trading and steady prices
In Oklahoma City 1800 cattle and 600 calves sold with light supply. Medium good grass and grass fed steers ranged 4.00 to 5.00, canners and cutters 0.75 to 1.25, beef cows 2.00 to 2.25, and medium butcher heifers 1.50 to 2.50 as markets stayed generally steady amid active commercial demand. In New York cotton trading was moderately active with December futures easing to 13.44 before firming, settling higher with nearby contracts up 5 to 9 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Oklahoma City
New York
Chicago dairy prices steady as butter and eggs quoted
Chicago market report states butter 10,759 pounds traded steady with creamery specials around 27 1 4 to 0 45 extras 26 3 4, extra firsts 25 1 4 to 3 4, firsts 23 3 4 to 24 1 2, seconds 22 to 22 3 4, standards 26 2 4. Eggs 4,811 unsettled with prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cpbutter
Chicago Poultry Prices Under Pressure Across Markets
Chicago market report lists live poultry by weight and type with steady to lower prices. Hens leghorn fryers and rock varieties show modest declines while turkeys and ducks hold near prior levels, reflecting mixed demand across 22 trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P Poultry
Rock Springs
Potatoes Prices and Cargoes Reported Across States
Potatoes on track 116 with total U S ship ments 291. Supplies light and demand slow. U S No 1 Idaho 1.57 median. Wisconsin 1.65. Nebraska 1.55 per cwt. Idaho russets 1.55 to 1.70. Wisconsin cobblers 1.30 to 1.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
U. S&s. No
Idaho
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Wisconsin Cobblers
Wheat prices fall for fifth straight day in Chicago market
Wheat slid for a fifth straight session in Chicago with declines of 7 to 8 cents near the close and December futures down 3-4 to 1-4 cents. Liverpool and Rotterdam drops of five cents fed the bearish mood while rains in Australia eased drought and US crop plans added uncertainty. Prices for corn and oats moved mixed while provisions varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Australia
United States
Grain prices from Chicago market report
Spot grain prices recorded in Chicago on August 15 show Wheat No 2 red at 1.02 dollars per bushel No 2 hard 1.06 1-2 Hardest No 1 mixed 1.04 1-4 Corn No 2 yellow 75 1-4 to 76 4-4 Sample grade 71 Oats No 1 white 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spot Cotton Steady as Prices Rise in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with gains of 15 points. Sales reached 397 bales while receipts totaled 1,400 and stock stood at 594,533. Prices quoted low mid and middling levels at 12.78 and 13.45 respectively with good middling at 13.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Stand for something be a man first and last, says speech
The teaching urges integrity over wealth and power, urging individuals to remain true to core values. It emphasizes living fore-square to the world and resisting bribery, with a list of students and staff involved in classes and programs.
Upper Classmen Visit Devil's Den Trip Ends Safely
Upper classmen traveled by car convoy to Devil's Den on Friday with activities including swimming and cave exploration. The group later camped, swam, washed cars, and returned home by 3:30 pm Sunday with only one minor injury, a skinned nose to senior sponsor Mr. Mickey Messecar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's den
Mickey Messecar
Vanoss Beats Latta In Low Scoring Baseball Contest
Vanoss traveled to Latta Friday for a baseball game. Vanoss scored three runs in the first inning and held Latta scoreless, finishing with nine runs. Dwight McGee pitched well and the Vanoss defense limited Latta to zero, while Leonard McGehee led Wayne with three hits in four at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss
Latta
Vanoss High
Dwight McGee
Vaness
Leonard McGehee
Vaness FFA Organizes Softball Tournament
Vaness FFA members organize a softball tournament while agricultural students complete a terracing class project aimed at improving soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Vaness F. F. A
Appreciation for Principal O T Krausse by Student Body
The student body expresses gratitude to their principal Mr. O T Krausse for his accuracy, leadership, fairness, kindness, and respected presence among students, noting that these traits define success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Krausse
Glee Club Practices For Assembly With Mixed Repertoire
The boys and girls glee clubs rehearse pop songs ahead of Wednesday assembly. The girls trio of La Verne Zumbro Thelma Smith and Lula Collins works on Cobwebs by Garrett Smith amid a varied program of classical sacred and semiclassical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verne Zumbro
Thelma Smith
Lula Collins
Garrett Smith
Pupils with A grades listed by subject
The excerpt lists students earning A grades in English I Vernon Jackson Selma Hunt Geneve Newby and Elva East English III Ruby Baker Jole eta Little Eunice Tiffin Pauline Riedel and Andrew Teel English III George Kinkslee Pauline Riedel Luther Solomon Lorena Walker Harvene Hayes Wallace McWhirter and Florence Pevehouse English IV Kenneth Cobb Dessie Hammond Earl McKeel and La Verna Zumbro Physical Geography Evelyn New Orleans Cotton futures closed steady with net advances of 12 to 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Agee
Lorena Walker
Ruby Bauer
Allene Cummins
Joleeta Little
Eunice Tiffin
Helen Martin
Willie McCullar
Ruby Baker
Eunice Tiftin
Andrew Teel
Pauline Riedel
Finis Pillow
Mary MeeWhirter
Wallace McWhirter
Florence Pevgehouse
Eunice Self
Joe Lambert
Wanda Walls
Dewey Tilley
Lloyd Gouge
Vernon Jackson
Okemah Johns
Lorene Townsley
Oklahoma History
Mildred Corbin
Geneva Newby
Rayford Corvin
Selma Hunt
Geneve Newby
Elva East
George Kinkslee
Luther Solomon
Harvene Hayes
Florence Pevehouse
Kenneth Cobb
Dessie Hammond
Earl McKeel
la Verna Zumbro
Evelyn
Local Students Report On-Time Attendance In First Month
Bertie Mae Boyd Bertie Lou Jones Robbie Martin Jean and Dean Robinett Ruby Richardson Margie Ruth Tiner Lucille An sell Lloyd Biles Joe B Bennett G E Calvin Jimmie D Jones and Leo McCurdy were neither absent nor tardy the first month of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Mae Boyd
Bertie Lou Jones
Robbie Martin
Jean and
Dean Robinett
Ruby Richardson
Margie Ruth Tiner
Lucille Ansell
Lloyd Biles
Joe B. Bennett
G. E. Calvin
Jimmie D. Jones
Leo McCurdy
Tardy
Kenneth Cobb Early Leader and Actor in Lightning Ridge
Kenneth Cobb born April 24 1916 at Lightning Ridge excelled in school earning top reading grades in Woontotoe County and a medal. He led the 4 H club, joined Boy Scouts, played basketball, and starred in junior plays. Entered high school in 1931 and plans to attend East Central State Teachers College next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cobb
Lightning Ridge
Kenneth
Woontotoe
Reading
Boy Scouts
East Central State Teachers College
Fourth Grade Election Creates Vaness City Mayor
In a class project the fourth grade named their room city Vaness and elected a mayor. Candidates Pauline Riley and Alfred Stanford were eliminated. Vernon Jones beat Stanford 13 to 5 in the runoff. The mayor appointed staff including O F Snipes as police chief and C E Childers as street commissioner. Five streets named First through Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaness
Pauline Riley
Alford Stanford
Third Street
Vernon Jones
C. E. Childers
Second Street
Louise Norman
H. R. Robinson
Leo Denham
Alfred Stanford
O. F. Snipes
Vernon Willis
Treasury
Lucian Black
Euva Jean Eeds
Wilma Jewell Berger
Houston McDonald
Arietta Standridge
Ammazon McCullar
Alford Standford
School honor roll and top subject achievers announced
A list shows students with perfect attendance last month and those earning A grades in Arithmetic. Language, Reading, Spelling and Geography recognitions include Benton McCaul y Richardson Smith McCauley Roberts Denham Denham McDonald Hunt and others. Marie Ayers Bennett Capes Wenham Rob erts appear among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hunt
Adeanya June Standridge
James Ray Hunt
Otis Painter
Clarita Isaacs
Marjorie Solomon
Ula Belle Bennett
Alene Childers
Dorothy Denham
Grace Agnes McCauley
Sylvia Newkirk
Ella Speares
Ray Hunt
Haskell Bundy
Benton McCauley
Lerande McDonald
O'Dell Riley
Mat Richardson
Curtis Rose
Joseph Smith
Kenneth Standridge
Mary Frances Ayers
Florence Bennett
Ellen Capes
Catherine Wenham
Anna Lea Roberts
Anna Lee Roberts
Catherine Denham
Joe Hunt
Sixth and Seventh Graders Excel in Tests This Year
The sixth and seventh grades have taken tests in all subjects and show improvement over last year. Leading pupils in the sixth grade include Mary Muriel Arn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Muriel
Watermelons Help Union Valley Farmer Beat Drought
N A Scott of Union Valley fights drought by selling watermelons from sixteen acres in Ada. He also grew twenty two acres of cotton but expects less than a bale, while watermelons yield over five hundred dollars despite dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Scott
Union Valley
Main
Rennie
Ada
Idaho primary races shape up with two man contest
In the 2nd district republican nomination Heber Q Hale of Boise trails or leads Henry C Dworshak as vote count progresses for the field of seven in the 3rd district democratic race. Burton L French runs unopposed in the 1st district. Frank L Stephan leads the three candidate GOP governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Coffin
Heber Q. Hale
Boise
Latter Day Saints Church
Henry C. Dworshak
Burley
State Department
American Legion
Hale
Burton L. French
Frank L. Stephan
Three Hurt When Bomb Explodes at Edgewater Hotel
A dynamite bomb exploded at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago injuring three people. The blast shattered windows across three floors and caused $1,000 to $1,500 in damage amid ongoing electrical workers union strikes and subsequent walkouts. Injured include Albert Topps, 29, Jack O’Connell, and Sigmund Schy, a University of Illinois student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Lake Shore
Electrical Workers Union
Albert Topps
Jack O'Connell
Elctrical Workers Union
Sigmund Schy
University of Illinois
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Ruby Kidwell
J. T. Pitts of
W. B. Johnson
AAA
Clara Fish of
A. H. Gibson
West Fifteenth
Ritchie
Prom Wedesday's Daily
Virgil James
Dreath
Cotton Futures
Cotton
Vanoss School Journal
Flossie Roberts
LaVerne Zumbro
Frances Files
Editorial
Primarilv
Albert Floyd
Lewis Holland
Tommie Hunt
Paul Little
Dillard McDonald
Joe Speare
Jack Speare
Peggy Joe Ayers
Christine Herrin
Melvena Horton
Betty Joe Martin
Billie Jean Norvell
Arminda Ragland
Anna Belle Riley
Catherine Standridge
Octavia Standridge
Imogene Stevens
Orby Pointer
Nadine McGehee
Hisory
Juanita Zumbro
Marie Standridge
Dale Hunt
Durwood Biles
Bernice Hammond
Civics
Ray Roberts
Correne Bennett
Hattie and
Mattie Childers
Mch Se
Ec Oe
Norce Cave
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