Mrs Epperson to Travel Texas to Visit Daughter in Austin
Mrs Epperson of Ada will travel to Austin Texas this week to visit her daughter and other Texas cities. Her daughter has graduated from the University of Texas and belonged to Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Frank H McInnis 69 of Oklahoma City died Monday. Survivors include his widow a son R R McInnis four daughters and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men Hh. Epperson
Austin
Texas
Epperson
University of Texas At Austin
Kappa Kappa Gamme Sorority
Ada
Frank H. McIinnies
North West
Sixteenth Street
Oklahoma City
R. R. McInnia
P. A. Wallace
Margaret Johnson
G. E. Paget
Harry H. Young
Fort Worth
Tex
Carry McInnis
Ilano
Bolton Returns to McAlester After Ada Visit
A. D. Bolton arrived back in McAlester after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlies E. Thompson in Ada and conducting business there. Bernard G. Howard, visiting from Chicago, traveled with Bolton to McAlester and plans a few days fishing at Lake McAlester before returning to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bolton
McAlester
Charlies E. Thompson
Ada
Bernard G. Howard
Chilcago
Mr. Bolton
Lake McAlester
Sister of Temple Findley Dies After Six Weeks Ill
Mrs. Mary Watkins of Holden ville returns to Ada from Hennepin to attend the funeral of her only sister Mrs. Temple Findley who died Sunday afternoon after six weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watkins
Holdenville
Ada
Hennepin
Temple Findley
Mrs Braly Travels for Pawhuska Road Event
Mrs L A Braly left for Pawhuska to meet her husband attending a road celebration there today. They will spend next week in Oklahoma City and other state towns. Judge and Mrs Holt attended the Pawhuska road convention as delegates. Mr and Mrs Robert McCullough of Kingfisher visited Mrs Corbin at 200 E Fifteenth last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Braly
Pawhuska
Mr. Braly
Oklahoma City
Thomas P. Holt
Robert McCullough
Kingfisher
Mr. McCullough
T. W. Corbin
Ada couple applies for marriage license to Velma Wallace
A marriage license was issued this week in Hughes county for Grover Webb age 21 of Ada and Velma Wallace of Stuart by the county court clerk at Holdenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Webb
Ada
Velma Wallace
Stuart
Hughes County
Holdenville
Prom Sunday Guests Include Cromwell Family
Prom Sunday at 116 Fast Sixteenth hosted Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridling. Guests include Mrs. Y. O. Cromwell of Bonham Texas and her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Truett Cromwell of Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ridling
Mr. Ridling
Y. O. Cromwell
Bonham, Tex
Truett Cromwell
Fort Worth
Texas
Mrs West and Son Visit Houston Area for Two Weeks
Mrs Marion F West and her son Glen Dale, with her daughter in law and son Mr and Mrs Dick Schwab, travel from 105 East Sixteenth to Houston Texas for a two week visit. They plan stops in San Antonio Corpus Christi and Galveston and departed early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion F. West
East Sixteenth
Glen Dale
Mrs Lois Armstrong Leaves for Tulsa Home
Mrs Lois Armstrong departed this weekend to her Tulsa home. She taught in the Summer term at East Central and served as a physical education instructor in the August term that closed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Armstrong
Tulsa
Mrs Bowman Leaves Ada for Tela to Honduras
Mrs George Bowman departs Ada for Tela Honduras where her husband is stationed She will sail from New Orleans this week with a Havana side trip Several relatives and friends in Oklahoma and Arkansas have hosted them since May Mrs Bowman visits her parents at 801 East Ninth Street Also noted are Mrs KR Maness and son Hubert with Horace Prince leaving for Memphis and other points for extended family visits Other locals host Mrs Ross G Harris son Orden and Miss Marette Davidson and Miss Lucy Cruse in Corsicana Texas Harris is the foster mother of Mrs Denton and matron of the Oddfellows orphan home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowman Lefs Ada
Tela
Honduras
New Orleans
Havana
Cuba
KR. M. Maness
Hubert
E. Tenth
Horace Prince
Memphis
Tenn
State
Ross G. Harris
Orden
Ma@reet Davidson
Lucy Cruse
Corsicana
Texas
Roger Denton
Rennie
Harris
Denton
Oddfellows Orphan Home
Weekend Guests Visit Holdenville Hosts in Oklahoma
Mrs. A. J. High of Eastland Texas Mrs. H. G. Clark and Miss Ida Clark of Ada visited hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McLain and Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Buchanan in Holdenville during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. High
Eastland
Texas
H. G. Clark
Ida Clark
Ada
Ralph McLain
V. C. Buchanan
Holdenville
Miss Bessie Tawley and Miss Thelma Neal Leave for Tulsa
Miss Bessie Tawley accompanied by Miss Thelma Neal depart for Tulsa to attend to business and visit Keystone during their trip. Miss Neal has just returned from a visit with friends in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Tawley
Thelma Neal
Tulsa
Keystone
Miss Neal
Oklahoma City
Miss Zada Correll Leaves Ada for Los Angeles Wedding
Miss Zada Correll returns to Oklahoma City Friday after a several days visit with relatives in Ada. She departed there early this morning for Los Angeles where she will be married soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zada Correll
Oklahoma City
Ada
Los Angeles
Cal
Family travels to Oklahoma City after unexpected death
Mrs. P A Wallace received word that her father died suddenly in Oklahoma City. The family left at once for Oklahoma City and will stay until after the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Wallace
Oklahoma City
Birmingham Guests Of Mr. And Mrs. May
J. D. Riggins and his mother Mrs. E. K. Higgins of Birmingham Alabama are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Mays at 130 East Thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Riggins
Ratliffs Return From Ozarks Vacation
Mr and Mrs B E Ratliff and children end a vacation in Eureka Springs Arkansas and other Ozark spots and return to their Ada home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Ratliff
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Ozarks
Ada
Visits By Yazoo Matron In Ada With Family
Mrs. W. L. Johnson of Yazoo Mississippi is in Ada visiting her son A George Johnson and daughter in law at 1221 Stockton. She travels with Mrs. Johnson and they have spent more than three weeks touring Louisiana and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Johnson
Yazoo
Miss
Ada
A. George Johnson
Stockton
Johnson
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ada Drug Owner Fred Weir Shows Little Improvement
Reports from Ada say Fred Weir owner of the Ada drug store who underwent an operation at St John’s hospital in Tulsa recently is little improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Fred Weir
St. John's Hospital
Tulsa
Pontotoc Woman Undergoes Major Operation at Ada Hospital
Misa Lena Robinson of Pontotoc underwent a major operation at Ada hospital on Monday. Her condition was described as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lena Robinson
Pontotoc
Ada Hospital
Mrs Harman Hamilton Visits Ada To See Husband
Mrs Harman Hamilton, a Stonewall teacher, spent the weekend in Ada visiting her husband and returned home with news of the trip.
Crooks Family Returns From Little Rock Visit
Mr and Mrs Rk E Crooks and daughter Marie return from a vacation in Little Rock Arkansas where they visited Mrs Crooks parents and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk. E. Crooks
Marie
Little Rock
Ark
Coalgate High School Names New Speech Teacher and Director
Dwight Morelock made a business trip to Coalgate Tuesday and will serve as speech teacher and director of music at the Coalgate high school for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Morelock
Coalgate
Coalgate High School
Mrs Vernon Guests Visit From Preston and Boynton
Mrs J C Vernon of Preston and Mrs Charley Miller with daughter Charley Lou of Boynton spent Tuesday as guests of Mrs Lillie Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Vernon
Preston
Charley Miller
Charley Lou
Boynton
Lillie Vernon
Weller Family to Return Home from Ada Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weller and their son Jack finish a summer stay with Mrs. Lillie Vernon and head home to Mounds. Mrs. Weller starts school there on Monday while Betty remains in Ada with her grandmother for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weller
Eon Jack
Mrs Yancey Returns From Midwest Trip
Mrs C W Yancey returns from six weeks visiting relatives in Duluth Chicago and Knoxville Mr Yancey accompanied her home from Memphis Mrs C E Hatcher 501 East Eighth street seriously ill with influenza reported better Little change noted in Jim Riley who has been ill two weeks according to reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Yancey
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Knoxville
C. E. Hatcher
East Eighth Street
Jim Riley
Johns Visit and Hospitality From Seminole Family
Mr and Mrs O B Johns of Seminole have stayed with Mr and Mrs 83 D Johns at 524 E Fourteenth after the OU summer session. Mrs Johns has now left for Indiana to visit relatives until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Johns
Seminole
Fire damages Mount's Store in rear blaze
A Friday night fire discovered near the back entrance of Mount's Store caused major damage to the ready-to-wear department. Firefighters extinguished the blaze as crowds watched. Houston Mount, the store manager, said losses and exact damage were not yet estimated while inspecting the stock and building. No cause was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Houston Mount
Mount and Employes
Hornsby Had $6000 Loan From Cubs Team
Baseball Commissioner Landis released a 36 page report concluding the Hornsby inquiry into his horse race betting. It states Hornsby borrowed 6000 dollars from players on the Cubs while he was their manager and found no further betting misconduct. The investigation is closed with no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Baseball
K. M. Landis
Hornsby
Hoover Accepts Nomination for Another Term in 1932
President Hoover formally accepts renomination and calls for prohibition reform with a state controlled liquor system and safeguards. He pledges to press for constitutional protections, tariff reform debate, and continued reconstruction efforts. Mrs. Roosevelt attends the event amid Republican displays of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Constitution Hall
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
House
Fess
Ohio
United States
Hoover Attacks Depression Plans and Farm Relief
President candidate Hoover spoke on economic emergency measures and world price collapse. He defended farm stabilization, urged tax relief for farmers, and warned against debt cancellation while backing a world economic conference. He praised the Farm Board's role and promised ongoing emergency relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
Mr. Hoover
Colbert Defeats Weir Drugged Team In 13 8 Victory
Colbert outhit while taking advantage of 9 Weir errors to beat the Weir Drag by 13 to 8. Wadlington led Colbert with three triples and Moncrief contributed two doubles and a single as Colbert staged an eight-run fifth inning and held scoreless the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Weir
Wadlington
Kembro
Menace
Moncriet
E. Moncrieaf
Paroes
Ae Roberts
Fu Sb
Weir Drug— AB KR
Ts Ae
Cs Wadlington
Leman
Ee Couth
Windish
Bhitey
Pryor
Woods
Earnest
A. Moncrief
Ray
Shirley
Loman
Bazemore
M. Moncrief
Wimbish
Couch
Sherman
Trapeze Artist’s Tragedy Hits Atlantic City
Orville La Rose survived the fall but vowed to quit show business after Irene Berger, 21, one of his partners, was killed during a trapeze act above the Steel Pier. La Rose’s wife Roxy was badly injured with a fractured back and punctured lung and may die.
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Atlantic City
N. d
L-P
Orville la Rose
Irene Berger
la Rose
Miss Berger
Roxy
Amusement Place
Mrs. la Rose
Death penalty asked for Spanish rebels
Madrid August 13 Attorney General Martinez Aragon said today the penalty he will seek for General Jose Sanjurjo and those arrested with him in connection with last Wednesday's revolt will be that demanded by the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanjurjo
Huelva
Madrid
Martinez Aracon
Jose Sanjurjo
Good Name Is Expensive But He Keeps His Reputation
Alton August Luer, a retired meat packer, spent about 135000 to protect his good name in Alton. He bought 65000 of bonds four years ago issued by Alton Barnum Products, now bankrupt, and paid others for bonds he sponsored though not involved with the company. He did so voluntarily to preserve his reputation in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
August Luer
Luer
Alton Barnum Products Company
Cotton carryover above nine million backs up
The census bureau reports the 1924 cotton year ending July 31 had 23,170,748 bales in supply, with 4,869,103 bales consumed and 6,706,890 bales net exported. July 31 carryover reached 9,682,316 bales, while last year’s figures were 18,314,054 supply and 6,369,993 carryover. The Agriculture Department estimates this year’s crop at 11,306,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
United States Chamber Forecasts Big Federal Budget Cut
Washington reports the U S Chamber of Commerce expects another 800 million dollar reduction in federal expenses in the next congressional session. President Henry S Harriman said current year appropriations are 800 million below last year and further cuts of at least 800 million are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Henry S. Harriman
Chamber
Veterans Administration
Insurance Against Gang Murder Sets Cash Shield for Chicago Union
Chicago milk drivers union votes to pay 15000 to families of any officers killed by hoodlums from an 800000 fund. President Robert Fitchie, business agent Steve Sumner, and trustee Ray Bryant named as intended beneficiaries. Fitchie warns of increased security as union braces for potential showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milk Drivers’ Union
Fitchie
Sumner
Thedford’s Black-Draught Promoted for Value and Ease
The advertisement touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as a long trusted laxative offering good value for money. It emphasizes age and effectiveness in relieving constipation and notes a 25 dose, 25 cent package. A pleasant syrup for children is also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
County OKs Pay for Election Officials in Primary Runoffs
Checks will be issued to election officials who served in the July 5 and July 26 primaries and runoffs. County commissioners approved the estimates after consulting the state attorney general J. Berry King, allowing distribution of payments to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Berry King
Striking Farmers Pour Out Cream Across Northwest Iowa
In Sioux City and Le Mars area, milk strikes aim to raise prices. Deputies ride milk trucks to deter violence as farmers withhold cream and establish a central depot to give milk to consumers free of charge while the protest continues. They demand $2.17 per hundred pounds for 3.5 percent butter fat, up from the current $1.00 flat rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
le Mars
Prohibition Reform Push Moves in Senate
Washington July session faces action on the eighteenth amendment as Republican leaders plan to vote on prohibition repeal. Senator Glass argues Hoover supports the same proposal he offered, while Hoover emphasizes enforcing existing laws and cautions about constitutional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Glasa
Virginia
Glass
Capital Hill
Congress
Mrs Frank McKane Dies After Accidental Poisoning
Mrs Frank McKane, wife of a Seminole merchant, died at 3 30 a m today after taking poison accidentally last night. She was an active member of the Eastern Star lodge. The death occurred in Seminole, with Ada News Classified noting the local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKane
Eastern Star Lodge
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Cub
Enid
Republican Party
Democratic House
Garner
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Secretary Stimson
Mrs. Hoover
Gulf Coast
Everett Sanders
Calvin Coolidge
National Committee
Representative Sneil
New York
Senator Moses
New Hampshire
Dolly Gann
Ers
Texas Gulf Coast
Freeport
Ford Motor Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chamber of Commerce
Ness
West Main
Ada, Oklahoma
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