Ada Daily Briefs Highlight Local and Traveling Residents
Tuesday and Wednesday notices show A. G. Winn, J. B. Ingram, A. R. Sugg, J. C Chapman, Dr. N. B. Shands, and others traveling for business. Social updates name Mildred Dooley, Susie Marlin, and Mrs. E. W. Hardin hosting in Ada. A Ruth Rinard funeral at Rosedale is noted along with crop reports, church and community events, and a giant pear prize from Ada.
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A. G. Winn
Stonewall
J. B. Ingram
A. R. Sugg
Muskogee
J. C Chapman
Coalgate
N. B. Shands
Wewoka
O. B. Weaver
To Prepare for Reunion Carlton Weaver Leads Reunion Committees
Carlton Weaver, a member of committees on arrangements for the Constitutional Convention Reunion, went ahead with planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Weaver
Ada Baseball Schedule Reported for Lehigh Dates
Ada team managers release a program listing games against Lehigh on August 27 28 and 29 with details of locations and times for the upcoming series.
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Ada
Lehigh
Ada Team to Coalgate and Lehigh Four Game Swing
Ada baseball notes show plans for a four game series at Coalgate starting on the 6th and a single game at Lehigh next Sunday. Ada defeats Reifs team yesterday with Batteries Ellis Davidson Roff Reynolds Robertson and faces Lehigh this Thursday Friday and Saturday in Ada city games. Local events include a Constitution Convention Reunion setup with Sulphur Commercial Club and a big barbecue with Milas Laster and Carlton Weaver coordinating.
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Hartshorne
Coalgate
Lehigh
Ada
Reif
Ellis
Davidson
Roff
Reynolds
Robertson
Carlton Weaver
Sulphur Commercial Club
Sequoyah
Ju Squirrel
Milas Laster
Wm. H. Murray
Oklahoma City
Revival Service At Northside Church Sees Additions And Convensions
A revival meeting held at Northside church last evening reported three convensions and two additions to the church. The First Baptist baptistry will confer the ordinance of baptism tomorrow at 4 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Northside
First Baptist Church
Ada Cement Plant Seen As City’s Big Feature
The Oklahoma Cement Company's plant sits in an ideal location. Frisco train travelers enjoy a scenic view of the plant, and visitors to Ada instantly sense a major enterprise is at work in the city.
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Oklahoma Cement Company
Ada
Local Arrests And Bond Returns In Tupelo Case Notes
Dave Bryant of Tupelo was arrested for selling liquor and released on 600 dollars bond. E H Sprouce faced poultry charge then bond, then re-arrested on criminal assault and recommitted. Sam McCarty posted 500 dollars bond. Cleve Stanley, charged with a cow related matter, posted bond and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Bryant
Tupelo
E. H. Sprouce
Pdultry
Sam McCarty
Cleve Stanley
Nickel Store Price Shaving Household Goods Sale
In the price shaving business the Nickel Store offers a wide range of household items at steep discounts. Five cent cake turners and basting spoons to emery sharpeners and potato smashers plus stamped tin dairy pans and heavy dairy pails with iron bail priced affordably. Galvanized pails, china sets, rice sets, and more are reported at attractive figures and low costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ada Honors Pioneer Educator J J Scarborough
Prof J J Scarborough, pioneer educator of Ada, arrived from Sherman and recalled for his role in founding the city school. He built the main school building, later sold it to the city, and donated much of the proceeds. He currently holds substantial property and enjoys wide friendship.
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Marshall
Ada
J. J. Scarborough
Sherman
J.scarborough
Scarborough
Elegant Social Honors Miss Howard At Mrs Hardin Home
Last evening Abrs E W Hardin entertained at her elegant home with 42 in honor of Miss Howard. Several piano selections were rendered by Miss Howard which were highly enjoyed by all. After which refreshments were served to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hardin
Reverend Harrell to Speak and Film Baptist Pulpit
Rev. T. B. Harrell will return to Ada this week to film the Baptist pulpit services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The notice urges all to attend and not miss the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Harrell
Ada
Man dies of meningitis in Oklahoma at 35
This morning Harry Murphy of Bussett Oklahoma died of meningitis at the A Dally place seven miles southwest of here. Funeral will be at a private cemetery west of the Pickett school house. He was 35 years old and leaves a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Murphy
Bussett
A. Dally Place
Here
Pickett
Writ of Mandamus Denied in Ligon v Haynes
The supreme court refused to issue the writ in the Ligon versus Haynes case. Gruhrie reports the court declined to compel Haynes, with prescription noted in local records.
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Gruhrie
Supreme Court
Ligon
Evening theater party honors visiting niece in Fort Worth
Mrs Ebey and Mrs Galbraith hosted a social gathering at East 14th Street for several couples to attend a theater party. Afterward they enjoyed refreshments downtown. Guests included Miss Bessia Portwood of Fort Worth and several local ladies and gentlemen.
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Ebey
Case
Estelle Torbett
Mrs. Furman
Messrs
Warren, Whiteside
Ennis, Thompson
Eddleman
Socialists Plan Ada Encampment for September Dates
About 150 representatives of Pontotoc county socialists met to finalize a three day social encampment in Ada on September 17 to 19. They expect around ten thousand attendees and promise entertainment and broad socialist doctrine, with visitors from various ideological backgrounds.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Socialist Camp to Convene in Ada Next Month
In Pontotoc county some of the best men, though mistaken in politics, belong to the socialist party and their grand county party encampment will be welcomed when it meets in Ada next month.
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Pontotoc County
Socialist Party
Grand County Party
Ada
Farmers State Bank Ada Savings Guarantee Promoted
A banking notice promotes the savings department and guarantees every dollar deposited at Farmers State Bank of Ada Oklahoma. The message emphasizes customer assistance and the bank’s commitment to secure savings.
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Farmers State Bank of
Ada
State of
Oklahoma
Farmers’ State Bank of
Contest standings for Thursday morning voters
Before press time the contest standings list contestants including Miss Mary Duke with Masso 1,013 votes, Miss Hettie Dial Maxwell 650, Miss Peal Spangler Konowa 634, and Miss Myrtle Smith Soneval 675 with partial tallies and unclear final totals.
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Mary Duke
Masso
Hettie Dial
Maxwell
Peal Spangler
Konowa
Myrtle Smith
Wall
Birthday celebration at Florence Furman’s Ada home
Miss Florence Furman aged 12 hosted a birthday party with Ada’s youngest residents in attendance. Guests enjoyed watermelon and games, with Mrs. Furman noting the event honors the birthday girl and brings joy to those present.
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Florence Furman
Florence
Ada
Henry Furman, Jr
Marriage License List From Ada Leavenworth and More
Marriage license notices listing couples including Harry A. Wright with Marie Oliver in Ada and Flora Mellary with Leavenworth Kaw. Also showing William Hays of Lawrence with Annie Rebbens of Ada and J E Patterson with Fannie Gage of Francis. Additional pairs include S H Dennan with Ella Dickenson of Tupelo.
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Harry A. Wright
Marie Oliver
Ada
W. B. Lerner
Flora Mellary
Leavenworth
Kaw
William Hays
Lawrence
Annie Rebbens
S. H. Dennan
Ella Dickenson
Tupelo
S. E. Chapman Confined With Chills and Fever
S. E. Chapman, popular shoe merchant on Main Street, has been confined to his room since Saturday morning with chills and fever. He is attempting to stay on his feet today. Miss Mattie Whitsitt of Paragould and her mother were in the city between trains en route to Henryetta. Dick Mauldin of Memphis is in the city on business.
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Boone Jones
Francis
Glenn
Louise Hardin
W. M. Wilson
Errel Dunlap
Ardmore
Mullen
D. Liner
Holdenville
E.W. Hardin
10Th and
Townsend
Howard
Dallas
F. Z. Holley
W. C. Rollow
Broadway and
Main
W. P. Portwood
Fort Worth
Elizabeth Portwood
E. E. Matthews
Roff
C. H. Rose
Konawa
R. C. Mauldin
Marietta
Jno
I. McCoole
Don Tolbert
Stokes
M. D. Steiner
Ada
Will Moss
Strief
August Fishbeck
15Th Street
Duke Stone
Coalgate
John Chapman
Stonewall
E. L. Steed
Tupelo
McCluckey
Judge Terrell
Guthrie
P. G. Ingram
Kansas City
W. E. Sublett
Sharpe & Dome
J. E. Strief
St. Louis
Jefferson
Tex
Ligon
Weatherford
C. O. Bills
Mack
Prof
Scarbrough
Sherman
J. W. Sweat
Nash
Madill
G. W. McCollum
Dougherty
Orville Snead
Northside
First Baptist Church
Claud Cox
Wapanucka
Katy
S. E. Chapman
Mattie Whitsitt
Paragold, Ark
Henryetta
New Drug Store to Open at Holley Stand
Mr D W Holman director and manager returns from city market with new stock and fixtures for a new drug store. Several local doctors are reported stock holders in the venture. Opening planned at the Holley old stand with public notices to follow in the News.
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D. W. Holman
New. Drug
Hotel scuffle at Harrig Hotel sparks talk in community
A Saturday night incident at the Harrig Hotel involving a guest and the Chief of Police, with hotel owners Sam Harris and his wife named as leading figures, promises to unfold into a developing local sensation as details emerge. The News previews cautious reporting to maintain decorum.
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Harrig Hotel
Sam Harris
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J. M. Richardson
Cy Leeper
Milas ‘Laster
Ruth Rinard
Chas. Rinard
Rosedale Cemetery
Jesus
D. J. Austin
Judge Galbraith
A. J. Deaton
Home Abstract Company
First National Bank
Eveline Jones
E. E. Jones
Caroline Prewett
Clytie Young
Fletcher, Ok
Mike McDole
Sacred Heart
John Scribner
W. N. Talmage
Masonic Grand Lodge of
McAlester
F. W. Meaders
lLadonia
Earl and Dale
Marion
Ind
H. D. Dean
Dr. Browall
Court News
Ada S. M. Shaw
Cornel Dia St
Harrison
Chapman
Shirley
Sims
Crowder
Socialists
San
J. E. Patterson and
Fannie Gage, Francis
Dick Mauldin
Memphis, Tenn
NEW Drug Store
Ada Drug Company
Ligon Building
Net
Om. Ag
F. Ht Lim
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