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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

Page

5

Rural County News Snapshots From Pontotoc Area Haskell

Local notes show frequent visits and social visits among families in Haskell and nearby communities. Many entries list relatives visiting relatives, Sunday and weekend trips, and small town outings in Ada and Choctaw with a focus on social ties and daily life.

August Here Wet As Repeal Votes

August 1933 brings heavy rains this week with 2.41 inches added over the weekend. Gov. Murray spoke at a Stonewall community day picnic while revival meetings continue and local 4-H and school activities proceed amid wet weather.

Shawnee Actor Seeks Oklahoma American Legion State Command

Shawnee attorney Charles Dierker has been endorsed by the post for state commander of the American Legion. Dierker, a Legion leader and former Soldiers Relief Commission chair, retires from the state post. letters invitation to Oklahoma posts go out for Tulsa convention opening September 2. Claude Bates of Wewoka is also a candidate as the campaign heats up with a Shawnee delegation of about 150 attending.

Shawnee Aus Charles Dierker American Legion Dierker Legion Soldiers Relief Commission Oklahoma Pierker Tulsa Claude Bates Wewoka Shawnee’s Legion Drums Pucl

Weekend Visits and Local Travels Highlight Knox Community

Annie Mae Hobbs spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ruth and Thelma Price. Bernall Scott visited Marie Bouch for the weekend. Ester Lollar of Knox visited. Roy McGalliard returned Saturday from Texas where he picked cotton. Local residents attended Governor Murray’s speech in Stonewall last Friday. Joe Rilett made a business trip to Ada Monday. Opal Gooch visited Ivan B. Lollar of Knox for the weekend. Thurman Park stayed Thursday night with his sister Price McGalliard. Vallie Mae Sliger shopped in Ada Saturday.

Helen Littles Joyce Kerr Lillian Franks Charley Finn Mae Biddie Duncan Clarence Leadler Halle Hill Duncan Oran Kerr Hich Hill John Smith Douglas Smith Ruby Annie Bell Clarence Leader Clinton Franks Elva Mae David Gray Agnes Lorena Elvena Della Brown W. M. Bryan Halls Hill Jeannie Smith Alma Kerr High Hill Mrs. Griffith Clarence Miller Jimmie Ada Mrs. Duncan Elvena Brown Choctaw Rollen Duncan Johnson Phetish Debs Johnnie Smith Treas Frisco Nolan Nelson Braddock Annie Mae Hobbs Ruth Thelma Price Bernall Scott Marie Bouch Ester Lollar Knox Roy McGalliard Texas Stonewall Governor Murray Mr. Hopgood Hice Mr. Grey Wanda Craig Hisan Joe Rilett Opal Gooch Ivan B. Lollar Thurman Park Mrs. Price McGalliard Vallie Mae Sliger Vanoss Eld C. W. Stringer Missionary Baptist Church Yetta Berger Chas. L. Berger Calvin Berger Mavesville M. S. Collins Oklahoma City G. M. Pu Miss McLaughlin Stillwater Casey Jones Eulis Jones Adelia Jones Jones J. T. Tilley Jessie Mary Helen Currie Shawnee Mire Geneva George Hughes Ona Myrtle Irwin Everett Walker Jimmie Don Vaness Joe Walker John Bradley J. H Near Vaness Buster Berger Bro. Lindsey Jones Chapel Robert Henry Bond George Files Church At Center Bro. McCloud Center Clarence Irwin Milo Pennington Calvin Parish Chapel Alma Madox J. E. Maddox Lester Shaw Lorance London Ona Hughes Pickett Sam Berger J. C. Maddox Lee Roy McDaniel Western Oklahoma Beulah Briggs Effie Burns Stratford Wright John Hazel Lillard Norma Lee Coventon Magdalene Eppler Lester Lillard Yates McDonald Ellis Seed Massey Pearl Simpson Dorothy Jewel McDonald Elvareeta Caton Lindel Winters Williamson Bryant Cliff Deaton Lee Eppler Wanda Sue Henry Hudson Lawrence Leo Berryman Dale Hunt Helen Berryman Shirley Massey W. A. Bryant Mr. Bryant Pecan Grove Nina Hunt Jean Berryman Earl Bryant Junior Billie Oklahoma Mrs. Bryant Winifred Berryman Conrad Massey L. D Paul and Leon Landrith Colbert Virgil Hunt J. S. Duvall R. F. Wilborn Patsy Wilborn Repton Kentucky Anna Lee White Marion Doyle Johnson T. D. D. Quaid Thomas Jr Enid Famaby

Rainy weather halts open cotton and local farming

The text notes rain affecting cotton that is open with no picking yet. It also reports local sports with the Denver Juniors game canceled due to Maxwell team members being at the 4-H club and a match between the Denver Oilers and Sasakwa. A sequence of community notices follows, listing local residents visiting, hosting, and traveling in Ada and nearby towns.

Lucile Goodman Williams OWL Center Baseball Denver Maxwell Denver Oilers Sasakwa

Local residents visit kin and friends across Ada area

Mr and Mrs Gwin and daughter Catherine of Ada called on the Bulloch home. Major Bailey of Latta visited Alfred Teel. Charlie Fitch hosted Ownsby visitors. Graden Tees stayed with relatives in Talihina and Fort Smith Ark. Many other small calls and visits noted among Ada area households including Teel, Easley, Bulloch, and Cunningham families with travel between Ada and Denison Texas.

Joe Bulloch Florence Modean Charlie Fitch Graden Teel FE. A Catherine Norton Sylvia Irene Montgomery Nadine Bulloch Opal Freeman Clifford Smith Denison Tex Berley Aaron Ada Clayton Oust Easley J. M. Cunningham Bradley Teel Luther Teel Sterling Dodson Maud Haskell Wilburn Charlie Wilburn Mr. Ownsby

Rain disrupts Galey Sunday services and singing

Galey saw rain cancel Sunday worship with only a few attendees at the singing Sunday night led by Mrs. R. D. Death erage in the absence of Marvin Bray. Several local visits and weekend trips including Oklahoma City and Ada are noted among residents and families.

R. D. Deatherage Marvin Bray Clyde Shue Oklahoma City R. L. Stevens Jessie Mae Clarence Acme Tex E. C. Jamar Oma Jamar

Baptisms and neighborhood visits mark Bates series closing

The Bates series concluded Sunday with about 11 conversions and a baptism in Will Obar's pond. Upcoming baptism is planned for the second Sunday in September. The text lists numerous local visits, homecomings, and social events involving families from Holdenville, Ada, Vaness, Center, and nearby communities, with various couples and individuals lodging, visiting, or dining across multiple days.

R. P. Bates Will Obar

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Pontotoc County Haskell M. R. Lamb G. W. Lamb Bill Murray E. C. Cavener Ruby Lamb Mozelle Cavener Rocky Chapel Brittain Worstell Aubrey Connie Rutherford Dale Bryan Madelon Anderson Robbie John Hudson Herman Thomas Dewitt Bryan E. H. Light Bill Thomas Turmitt Hagar Albert Roberts Dewitt McGee Topeka Kan Ada Legion W. J. McDowell Minnie Harris Mrs. Rutherford Grace W. P. George Pauline Pitt G. M. Pitt Myrtle Martin Beatrice Collins Annabell Christine Berger Connie Clark W. E. Obar T. G. Roper Willa Dean Gray Arthur Lee Coleman Pennington J. C. Stinnett Walton Isaacs Virginia Dale Meeks Jacek Fletcher Calvin Lee Neville Pennington Edmond Cavener Sterling Isaacs Avery Pennington J.C. Stinnett Willa Deen Gray Winona Mae Law Jack Fletcher Jewe) Burk Cletis Bond Inetta London Geneva Isaacs Ruby Dryden J. T. Law John Lewis W. E. Dryden Debora Anderson Fort Sill Lawton J. W. Low Bruce Little Sinter EE. C. Covener Cecil Ricker Henrietta Morelle Jewel Burk Jay Crumpton Mr. Mitchell Mr. Isaacs Howard Galey C. H. Bowie Frank Roy Dryden David Galey Finis Cosby Will Smith Elma Tyson J. W. Law FE. C. Cavener Edmond and Mozelle Ruby Jewel Mitchell Mr. Law Robert Bennett Edith Henry Leonard Cantrell Lillie Horton Sherman Harton Leo Anglin Barkley Thompson Irene Wood J. J. Cantrell Grandpa Cantrell Howard Wood George Oden Edd Horton C.A. Crossland Edd Harton H. J. Harton Elmer Flatt Herbert Floyd Anglin Walter Fletcher Yvoung Bettie Laura Meeks H. J. Horton Mr. Anglin C. C. Roberts Electra M. L. Earnest Carmeda A. R. Selph Effie Hammond J. N. Hammond Ellen Selph A. E. Selph A. E. Balthrop Jake Balthrop Babe Balthrop Wilson Ahloso Curtis Johns Stella Landrith Pauls Valley C. L. McAnally Floretta Bobby Lee Tom Tarwater Salem Arkansas Grace Ray Dan McCurry Murray Johns Virzil Burmsley Zera Lee Oliphint Jewell Arnold Fitzhugh Mother Nature H. E. Smith The Missionary Society Fitzhugh 4-H Club Byrds Mill A. L. Hathaway Reed Jack Martin Ruby Morgan Sophmore Willie Standridge Hazel Watson Melba Auten Cleo Barton Sunshine J. D. Underhill Vance Minor Verna Eager Nora Owens Preston Lovett Barnet Parker Glen Parker Connor Virgie Lee Pager Calvin Wilson Aubrey Davis Maude Hewett Hendrix Harvey Creager Buck Ashley Earl Hathcock Loyd Majors Jack Fussell Ted Creager Blanchie Trammell Johnnie Jones Opal Jones Fannie Tinsley Mary Doris Ford Creager May Davis Travis Majors Vera Jean Parker Rev Hayes of Noel Watson W. T. Keef Elbert Ila Mae Billy Ray Brendle R. M. Crumpton R. M Minnie Mae Summers Chapel Bebee Oil Center Silas Nadene Collins Dwight McGee Melton Rance Tucker Howard Atchison Patsy Bob Collins Elbert Keef Madie S. K. Duncan Ewing Lusk Yeager Minnie Mae Crampton Bill Keef Clete Lusk George Evans Bert Burriss Ralph Fred Cleveland Elva Crawford Opal Flowers Raymond Harold Duvall Morrison Cleghorn June Detroit Michigan A. L. Clary W. H. Brents Horse Shoe Ranch Dave Barrow George Elkins Paul Byars Leonard Chattman Leonard Etchieson Grady Jinks Jess Salome M. A. Mitchell Beatrice Barrows Evelyn Arlene Junior Clary Ochis Hewett South O. L. Bynum Rusk J. H. Mosley William Mosley Epworth League Billie Jo Osborn Ollie Donaghe Scullin Calvary Baptist Church Sulphur Eulah Simpson Francis Township Leslie Crawford Floyd Winters Kansas City Oakman_ school Francis Oakman Boys Jesse Gov. Murray Willie Joe Johnson Bernal Howard Byrd's Mill Buster Harden Irene Odell Davis Erson Mr. Pettyjohn Ben Loyd Tupelo Wes Anderson Gro Mrs. Simmons Baby Mrs. Homer Thompson Onward Abd Davis Seeks Legion Post Chas. Dierker E. H. Hudson Bobbie John Allen Chock Roberts Paul McCutcheon Preston Mole Neal Hudson F. J. Haskins Everett Taylor Taylor Co. O. Burk Homer Galey Oakman East Main K. C Eed Tae Stew Eee
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