Ada residents and visitors share travel and visits
City enefs in Wednesday's daily miss Thelma Hudiberg is guest of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rose at 321 North Center. Hudiberg known in Ada as a former East Central student. William Barringer moved to Arkansas for a time keeper job at a cement plant. R L Strawn and sons Earl Dean Virgil Roscoe Jr returned to Idabel after visiting Mrs R Y Kidd and relatives. P A Wallace and Austin arrive from Wisconsin after a month and a half vacation and coaching school at Superior. R W Allen and family return from Colorado Springs with Mrs Allen feeling better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hudiberg
Lloyd Rose
North Center
Miss Hudiberg
Ada
East Central
William Barringer
W. Fifth
Arkansas
R. L. Strawn and Sons
Earl Dean
Virgil and
Roscoe Jr
Idabel
R. Y. Kidd
Charles Kidd
Paul Cox Jr
P. A. Wallace
Austin
Wisconsin
Wallace
Superior
Wis
R. W. Allen
E. Sixteenth
Edgar
Colorado Springs
Colo
Local residents depart on varied trips this Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Howard travel to Chicago after visiting parents in Ada. Verda Redman leaves Ada for Oklahoma City to visit relatives before rejoining school. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Angelly and sons Arney and Ralph Ribera visit Ada, Angelly noting good crop prospects. Supt. I. S. Hinshaw and family return from Ozarks and midwest trips, reporting fine crops. Tom Reed and daughters Vivian and Veda leave for Phoenix via Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City amid school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Angelly
Arney
Ralph Ribera
Angellys
Ada
Mr. Angelly
Tom Reed
Vivian
Veda Tom
Phoenix
Arizona
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Misses Reed
Pontotoc Educator H M Finch Returns to County Home
Prof. H M Finch long a leading figures in Pontotoc county rural schools delays in the city. After months in Oregon he and Mrs Finch return to Pontotoc county and purchase their former home near Parish Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Finch
Pontotoc County
Oregon
Finch
Parish Chapel
Local moves and travel notes from Ada area
Ed Rose and family moved from Holdenville to Ada and live at 211 East Seventeenth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lute Douge returned from Ardmore after attending the International Poultry show. Capt. and Mrs. C. W. Ballard also came back from Ardmore. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Sugg and children completed an extended overland trip to the Pacific coast via Colorado and Wyoming. E. W. Morton and children from Tucson, visiting A. C. Stockton, left for their home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rose
Holdenville
Ada
East Seventeenth Street
Lute Douge
Ardmore
Capt
C. W. Ballard
H. P. Sugg
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Wyoming
Poultry show impresses visitors from Ardmore
Prof A Floyd returns from Ardmore praising the international poultry show. He notes a fine exhibit and a varied collection from across the Western Hemisphere, calling the gathering a real eye opener for those unacquainted with such displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Floyd
Ardmore
Lieuallens Visit Fort Worth After Ada Years
Mr and Mrs F P Lieuallen of Fort Worth arrived Thursday and will spend a few days here with friends and in looking after business matters. The Lieuallens were citizens of Ada for several years, Mr Lieuallen being a member of the Ada bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Lieuallen
Fort Worth
Lieuallens
Ada
Mr. Lieuallen
Miss Peggy Brinson Visits Ada Ex-East Central Student
Miss Peggy Brinson of Henryetta arrived in Ada yesterday for a visit with Mrs. Lloyd Rose. Miss Brinson is a former East Central student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Brinson
Henryetta
Ada
Lloyd Rose
Miss Brinson
East Central
Rowzees Called to Newton for Illnes in Family
Mr and Mrs T W Rowzee were summoned to Newton Mississippi due to the serious illness of Mr Rowzees mother who lives in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Rowzee
Newton, Miss
Mr. Rowzee
Hodges announce birth of daughter Annie Lee
Mr and Mrs Clay Hodges announce the arrival of a daughter Saturday morning at 9 30. She has been christened Annie Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Hodges
Annie Lee
Ratliff Brothers Visit Ada City Growth Surprises Texan
W. D. Ratliff of Haskell Texas and his brother Bert Ratliff visited Ada. Ratliff practiced law in early Ada days and was surprised by the city's growth during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ratliff
Haskell
Texas
Bert Ratliff
Mr. Ratliff
Ada
Loyd Returns Home From Castleberry Hospital
J. W. Loyd of Steedman, who had been undergoing treatment at Castleberry hospital, was able to go home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Loyd of
Steedman
Castleberry Hospital
Miss Hudiberg Returns Home From Ada Visit
Miss Thelma Hudiberg, guest of Mrs. Lloyd Rose, has returned to her Prague home after a stay in Ada. She lived in Ada for several months and studied at East Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hudiberg
Lloyd Rose
Prague
Miss Hudiberg
Ada
East Central State Teachers College
Mr and Mrs Nettles Visit Ada Guests of Nettles Family
Mr and Mrs Amberee Nettles of Oklahoma City are visiting Ada as guests of Mr Nettles' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Amberee Nettles
Oklahoma City
Ada
Mr. Nettles
Timken Tank Hospital Aims to Heal with Air Pressure
A million dollar Timken gift funds a giant airtight steel ball hospital in Cleveland to treat diabetes and other diseases with 30 pounds of compressed air. Patients will live inside the tank for weeks under medical supervision, with adjacent brick hospital for preliminary care and a strict progression through air-pressured chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. H. Timken
Canton
Timken
O. J. Cunningham
Kansas City
Cunningham
Tank
Tornadoes Take Lives in North Minnesota and Iowa
Two tornadoes killed six people in southern Minnesota and northern Iowa with Austin bearing the heaviest loss. Three died in Austin, over 50 injured as businesses and homes were wrecked. Iowa deaths included two in Twin Lakes and a Nora Springs resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
Austin
Glenville
Twin Lakes
Rockwell City
Main
Nettles Family Notables Reminisce Ada Roots
Rev and Mrs W H Nettles along with other relatives and friends recall Ada roots as former Ada residents and East Central students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nettles
Ada
East Central
Ada man with broken neck in critical condition
Winborn Bowles nephew of Fred Bowles remains unimproved in Ada hospital two weeks after an accident that left him with a broken neck. He is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winborn Bowles
Fred Bowles
Ada Hospital
Morris Family Vacation Returns From Texas Trip
Harry E. Morris and family came back from an extended tour visiting Shreveport Corpus Christi and other southern Texas points. They report a delightful vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Morris
Shreveport
Corpus Christi
Texas
Bowleses Plan Fishing and Camping Trip to McAlester Lake
Mr and Mrs Fred Bowles depart for McAlester Lake where they intend several days of fishing and camping. They will enjoy outdoor leisure at the lake setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowles
McAlester Lake
Wilson Family Returns From Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilson and their children left yesterday for home near Claremore after a two week visit with relatives in and near Ada They were accompanied by Mrs Jane Green the mother of Mrs Wilson who will visit for a time
Rev. Ray Vaughn Visiting Wetumka First Christian Church
T. E. Vaughn and family of 318 East Fourteenth report a visit by Reverend Ray Vaughn, pastor of the First Christian church of Wetumka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Vaughn
First Christian Church of
Wetumka
T. E. Vaughn
Miss Thelma Duncan Returns Home from Ada Visit
Miss Thelma Louise Duncan returned to her Seminole home this morning after visiting Ada as a house guest of Miss Mamie Fields and friends. She traveled from Ardmore where she had spent the past two weeks visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Louise Duncan
Seminole
Ada
Mamie Fields
Miss Duncan
Ardmore
Ada teachers' vacation ends with new school year
Miss Anna Weaver Jones and Miss Edna Mae Gregg return from a vacation to Wisconsin lakes Chicago and Illinois. Miss Mattie Calhoun stays in Illinois visiting her mother and will join Ada school later as assistant to Miss Jones head of Physical Education. Miss Gregg teaches in Ada school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Weaver Jones
Edna Mae Gregg
Wisconsin Lakes
Chicago
Illinois
Mattie Calhoun
Ada
East Central
Miss Jones
Physical Education
Miss Gregg
Langford Shaw Return From West Overland Trip
Mr and Mrs J Langford Shaw have returned from an extended overland trip through the west. They visited California and other points of interest during their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Langford Shaw
California
Judge and Mrs Busby Plan Great Lakes Vacation Tour
Judge and Mrs Oral Busby and family have departed for Chicago and various Great Lakes destinations for a several week vacation visiting cities and points of interest along the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Oral Busby
Chicago
Great Lakes
Oklahoma City Auto Crash Toll Rises With Four Dead
A weekend series of Oklahoma auto wrecks left three people dead near Harrah and Okemah. Frances Drew 16 died in the Harrah area while Ralph Finch 19 perished in a plunge near Okemah. E H Dennenberg 25 of St Louis was killed en route to Oklahoma City. Several others injured including Alline Witt 17 Wena Bransky 19 and Andrew Sinner 19 plus Paul Kubiak and Leo Kuchta. Kudita drove the Harrah car into a truck in a crash two miles south of Harrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
St. Louis Mo
Frances Drew
Harrah
Ralph Finch
E. H. Dennenberg
St. Louis
Springfield
Alline Witt
Bethany
Wena Bransky
Andrew Sinner
Paul Kubiak
Leo Kuchta
Miss Drew
Miss Bransky
Sinner
Kubiak
Kuchta
Finch
Okemah
Miss Witt
Drew and Bransky
Kucita
Drew
Kudita
Shooting at Konawa Leaves Publisher Critical in Oklahoma
J W Patton owner of the Konawa Leader, 59, was shot by Ed Coleman in Patton's newspaper office after a dispute over a special edition. Coleman fled to the county jail in Wewoka as Patton remained in critical condition at Shawnee municipal hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
J. W. Patton
Konawa
Patton
Coleman
Wewoka
American mining engineer murdered in old Mexico
Washington August 20. The slaying of Henry C Schmidt an American mining engineer occurred in old Mexico reports said. Details remained unclear as officials pursued the case and awaited further information from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
Washington
HeNry C. SchmiDt
Thompson Thanks Voters After Primary Loss
Thompson expresses gratitude to 2400 voters who supported him in the primary. He says he stood for what he believed to be right and would not erase any action from the special session, noting no hard feelings and continued appreciation for the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Smith counters saloon and moral charge in New York races
Governor Smith released a detailed reply to charges by William Allen White accusing him of supporting saloons gambling and prostitution during his New York Assembly years. He argued his record and opponents misstate his votes and dismissed the charges as political and unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Smith
New York
William Allen White
New York State
Republican National Committee
Kansas
John Roach Straton
White
Henry J. Allen
Europe
Manhattan Island
59Th Street
Gotham
One Legislator Bows Out After Vote Shortfall
Will M. Thompson writes that insufficient votes prevented return to the Legislature and wishes success to the two nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will M. Thompson
Ada Council to Hold Chicken Fry at Blake's Suburban Hangout
Grip toters and their guests will attend a chicken fry at Blakedale east of the city to boost Ada council membership of the United Commercial Travelers. About 150 to 200 people are expected as the group aims to reach 200 members led by senior counsellor A. T. Boggan and grand secretary A. W. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Boggan
Ada Council
A. W. Parker
Senator Curtis Plans Visit to Oklahoma
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas the Republican vice presidential nominee will spend two or three days in Oklahoma campaigning for the ticket An Enid Republican official said after attending Curtis notification in Topeka Kan The Oklahoma itinerary will be mapped by the state committee also present were W G Skelly Tulsa and Senator W B Pine with Enid Republicans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Frank A. Parkinson
Topeka
Kan
Curtis
Republican State Committee
Parkinson
W. G. Skelly
Tulsa
W. B. Pine
Moccasin toe dress shoe with calfskin uppers
Leather inner sole and retan Army style features a full calfskin lining. Wearflex soles provide durability for dress or work use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. G. Howard
A. D. Bolton
B. B. Howard
Verda Redman
I. S. Hinshaw
Ozarks
Indiana
Michigan
E. W. Morton
Tucson, Ariz
A. C. Stockton
Travador
Trinidad
Durango
State Department
Jackson
Torreon
Mexico
Schmidt
Alameda
Calif
Escobar
North
Marvin Baumgardner
Harold
Harry Johnson
Grip Toters
Appearan
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