Walsh Assails Coolidge Stand In Montana Speech
Senator Thomas J. Walsh denounced President Coolidge over oil disclosures in Montana. He accused Coolidge of ignoring moral issues, defended John W. Davis, praised Burton Wheeler, and tied the campaign to honesty in government, tariffs, and isolation.
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Helena
Montug
Coolidge
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate Oil Committee
Eceuis
Walsh
United States
Johan W. Davis
Senator la Follette
Burton K. Wheeler
la Follette
Senate
Daugherty Committee
LaFollette
Wheeler
Charles C. Dawes
Owen D. Young
Dawes and Young
Council
London
Veterans Bureau
Department of Justice
Onl Leasing
Taft
Archbold
Lorimer
Ballinger
Republican Party
New Salads by a Leading Dietitian from Italy to Try
Three recently created salads are described with detailed assembly. Barcelona Salad layers lettuce tomatoes olives eggs pimento green pepper and watercress with French dressing. Espagnole Salad uses chicken asparagus olives and lettuce with mayonnaise. Sicilian Salad presents tomato cups eggs olives and paprika colored yolk mousse for a decorative finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Barcelona
Espagnole
Revival League Conference At Yellow Springs Musicians Shine
The League Conference drawn from five civilized tribes and English attendees featured James Edward of Smithville as the main musician. Alto singers included Rena Cravatt Pontotoc Vivian Gipson Yellow Spring community and Lula Hobby among others. Roswell Reed Ada and Rusty Humes were noted attendees with Humes improving after an injury. Verna May visited her father W L Gipson. visitors came from Jesse Stonewall Tupelo Smithville Franks Debbs Burrough Wapanucka Bromide Clarita Milburn Tahlequah Pontotoc Ada Fillmore and Yellow Springs residents encouraged local item writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
James Edward
Smithville
Rena Cravatt
Pontotoc
Vivian Gipson
Yellow Spring Community
Rosa Hayes
Lula Hobby
Minnie Willis
Virgie Perry
Nora Anderson
Eliza Gibson
Amfree McCurtain
Minnie Smotichey
Jessie Humes
Rusty Humes
Barney Homer
Lulah Jams
Earl Alford
Sam Seeley
Nelson Wolf
Roswell Reed
Ada
League
Jesse
Choctaw system builds central supply hub in Ada
Choctaw Cotton Oil company operates expansive warehouse and machine shops in Ada to service 125 gins and mills across Oklahoma and Arkansas. W. F. Lindsay leads the complex with 20 machinists ready to repair, rebuild, or replace gear, along with welding, lathing, and forges to keep cotton gins and oil mills running.
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Ada
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Choctaw Company
W. F. Lindsay
Burkburnett
Ardmore
Lindsay
C. M. Chauncey
A.E. Kitchell
A. . Roberts
Robert Weatherhead
States
Local School Wins Credit Year with New Building
Community notes state the new school building is progressing well and earning a one year credit in high school. Rev. Henderson and Rev. Bryant conduct services on regular Sundays. Family and social gatherings with parties and visits are reported along with a hospital trip for Mrs. Sam Thompson and several visits from relatives and friends.
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Hart
Rev. Henderson
Ada
Sam Thompson
Rev. Bryant of
Roff
C. P. Fillmore
J. H. Griffith
Arno
Clyde Griffith
Burris
Velma Hunter
Grant Johnson
Jess Southerland
Dolberg
John Taylor
Jess, Lenore
Pauline Southerland
Alice Berry
J. H. Southerland
Melvin
Stonewall
Ida Mee
Lilla
Reubin Wilson
Parish Chapel News and Local Visit Details
Parish Chapel page recounts community visits and social plans. Names include Lou Bolen Willard Owens Bristow Ada and Shawnee connections with weekly gatherings under an arbor and a pie supper to raise school funds. Baseball scores show 33 to 138 at Union Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Shawnee
J. E. Maddox
Andrew Maddox
Irene Cantrell
Blanche Wood
Bud Horton
Hazel Meeks
Pickett
Alva Farmer
J. W. Isaacs
Gertie Lamb
Ada
G. W. Lamb
Jewel Isaacs
Ollie Wood
Duvall
Tucker
Holland
Union Hill
J. W. Horton
Mr. Isaacs
Walter Woods
Everett Tucker
May Pate
Claude Pennington
Elsie Isaacs
Burris Horton
Earl
Kendrix
Community notes from Pleasant Hill and nearby towns
Miss Bertie Matherly spent the week end with home folks at Pleasant Hill. Many residents visited Ada and Roff on Saturday. Messrs Hagler Hagler and Vanzant families shared meals and called on friends. Profs E A Hester and wives visited Vanzant family. and a local Sunday school class from Ada was expected.
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Laxton
Bertie Matherly
Pleasant Hill
E. A. Hester
Carrie McMeans
F. L. Odem
J. B. Benton
Little Son
Howard
Ada
Joyce Hal
St. P. Hall
Roff
Ephram Hall
Ora Lynch
Byrds Mill
R. L. Hagie
Wm. Vanzant
Myrtle Vanzant
Vaness
Jake Vanzant
Duncan
Frank Nordean
Ruby Nordean
R. L. Hagler
Roy Lindsey
Blue Mound
Carrah Hagler
Carrie Vanzant
J. P. Freeman
Audie Peterson
Horse Shoe Ranch
J. W. Hagler
Lincoln
Arkansas
Lillie Berryman
J. E. Berryman
Leslie Nordean
Jimmie
Cargill
Hester
Wilma Majors
Ruben Peterson
Lestie Wade
J. D. Peterson
Clayton Vanzant
Weather and Social Notes From Rocky Chapell Area
Rain cooled the week and residents note pleasant weather. Sunday school is progressing well. Several visits and social calls are recorded among families including Clampitt Fussell Creech Smith Phillips and Chapman. A carnival was attended by Gladys Fussell Orel Clampitt and Ruby Fussell.
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Texas Rangers
Henry Clampit
Ruby Fussell
Ada
Nora Chapman
Gladys Fussell
Bud Creech
Cecil
Gertrude Creech
Henry Creech
Lillian Smith
Leo Smith
Gladys
Lawrence
Beulah McKinley
Vaness
Pearl
Opal Phillips
Mr. McDaniel
Orel Clampitt
Jewel Chapman
Rubey Fussell
Ethel Smith
Willie Creech
Papa
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
BLUE MOULD Sunday school was well attended. Families and friends move between Pontotoc and nearby towns visiting relatives and attending prayer meetings. The notes list a sequence of short trips and dinners among local households including Hart, Allen, Underhill, Dobson, Cook, and Jones families.
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Blue Mould
W. H. Hart
Vera Allen
Chloe Fussell
Wilson
Eula Cook
Hackworth
Mercedees
Texas
C. H. Dobson
Olin Cook
J. D
Melvin Underhill
Loyd Cargill
Bethel Ready
Onward
Ashley
Franks
Willie Rose
Bob Ashley
John Ashley
Okmulgee
C.H. Dobson
Ruby Cook
Mable Hart
Davie Payne
Mrs. Allen
Allen
Cook
Jones
Elsie Hart
Jasper Allen
Homer
Mr. Pitman
Family
G. W. Allen
Zella Ashley
Walker Cantrell
Clara Hart
Estella Jones
Willie Roach
August Banner Month for Divorce Petitions
August has been a banner month for divorce petitions in district court with ten petitions filed by the 19th of the month. Record prospects loom as the month nears its end and the standing monthly high may be broken.
Griffith Family of Lightning Ridge Homecoming Recalls Navy Visit
The Griffith family of Lightning Ridge held a reunion with 11 children and relatives in Ada, including Arno Griffith home on navy furlough. They enjoyed a group photo, a park dinner, and a friendly ball game against Parish Chapel, with two home runs and several hits. Dot Copeland and Mr. Coker visited the school during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Payne
J. H. Griffith
Lightning Ridge
Arno Griffith
Navy
Ada
Clyde
Alva
Ray
Herbert
Inez
J. R. Waldby
Stillwater
Sloan Palmer
Oakman
Guy Griffith
Stonewall
Gus Gaar
Jim Burris
Parish Chapel
Dot Copeland
Mr. Coker
Miss Winnie Wesson and Jasper Turner wed in OWL CREEK
Miss Winnie Wesson and Mr Jasper Turner were married last Sunday in Owl Creek. The couple are greeted with well wishes for a long and happy life.
Union Hill Community News and Local Socials
Union Hill reports a lively social week with visits across families and friends. A ball game on Friday August 22 ended in defeat but drew strong spectator turnout as residents note the keen competition. Mr. Adams and family announce a newborn daughter and local travel includes Texas visits by Mr. Adams and friends.
Union Valley School Impresses With Eighty Enrolled Pupils
A Sunday meeting drew residents and visitors as Union Valley School reports about eighty pupils enrolled. The piece lists local dates and people visiting, including Velma Scott Ada visiting Bertha Haggard. multiple social calls, meals, and weekend visits. A 40 pound fish catch is noted from Boggy Creek.
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Union Valley School
Velma Scott
Ada
Bertha Haggard
Harper Turner
Winnie Weson
Owl Creek
Dean
Hazel Anderson
Annie Jeter
Artie Hobgood
Mamie Gouch
Clifton Mayfield
Stonewall
Pansey
Vada Sparks
Effie Murphy
Eula Pierce
Osage
Piper
Frank Stephens
Will French
Louisiana
McClough
Austin
Texas
Will Blankenship
Shawnee
John
Wayne Muraga
B. F. Dean
Cleve
Bertha Brandon
Lovelady
Mrs. Mayfield
Maud Scott
Hiram Faber
el Reno
Crow and family visit relatives in Healdton area
Charley Crow and family from the Healdton oil fields spent the past week visiting his mother and Rebee relatives. They returned home via Sulphur Monday accompanied by W H Kirby and family and Mrs. Sarah Crow. They called on Mrs. J M Grier who is in Sulphur for her health. Mrs. Grier is greatly improved, it is reported.
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G. W. Walls
Texas
Mabel
Hazel Mitchell
Blanche Cushman
Griffith
Arno Griffith
U. S. Navy
H. C. Fillmore
Ross
Velma Standfield
Willis Harden
J. H. Southerland
Melvin
Stonewall
John Taylor
L. Miller
Lou Bolen
Mr. Owens
Jeff Molloy
Vaness
Willard Owens
Bristow
Will Bolen
John Bolen
Oklawhoma City
Bowerman
Owens
Ada
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Hagar
George Ivy
Mrs. Sweet
W. F. Owens
Hulbert Bowerman
Mr. Robbins
W. H. Bowerman
Owl Creek
Winnie Wesson
Jasper Turner
Union Valley
Wesson
Mabel Brown
Henryetta
E. L. Williams
H. Gill
Byars
Collene Williams
Mary Gill
Mildred Odom
H. F. Lovelady
G. O. Griffith
Lara Hill
Connie
Roff
A. J. Hill
Oklahoma
B. R. Reed
Bertha Rose
Carlene Williams
Bernice Barnes
Elbert Hill
Charley Durant
Euna Reed
Ruth Parker
Mary
Ida Vineyard
Earl Reed
Pleasant Hill
Samanthy Jane
Charley Crow
Healdton
Rebee
W. H. Kirby
Sarah Crow
J. M. Grier
Motorists urged to secure health certificates before travel
N. B. Stall reports from the national organization of motorists that smallpox threats lead health officers to delay travelers without physician issued health certificates. Motorists planning long trips are advised to obtain these documents in advance to avoid trouble.
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N. B. Stall
National Organization of Motorists
United States
Mississippi Democrats Return Harrison to Senate
Jackson Mississippi residents backed senior Senator Pat Harrison in the primary and appeared to renominate all three Republican congressmen facing reelection as the party sought to hold its line in Washington.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Senate
Pat Harrison
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Autry
Oleta Yancy
Roy Foster
Floyd Whitson
Charley Tilley
Mr. Whitson
Mrs. Whipple
Eunice
Laoma Whits
Ernest Adams
Charley McNalley
Julius Muller
Irelee Sellers
Fort Gibson
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Gwin& Mays
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