Miss Anna Belle Perry Visits Fort Cobb Parents
Miss Anna Belle Perry a Fort Cobb teacher is in Ada this week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C H Perry. Miss Vivien Cromwell who taught at Reges spent the holidays with friends in Ada and visiting her cousin Miss Jewell Cromwell at Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Pridagy's Daily
Anna Belle Perry
Fort Cobb
Ade
C. H. Perry
Vivien Cromwell
Reges
Ada
Jewell Cromwell
Allen
Oklahoma City Family Moves After Ada Visit
Mrs. Leslie Parker of Oklahoma City visited Ada relatives during the week. Her small son Billy Jo accompanied his mother home. The Parkers moved to Oklahoma City to reside last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Parker
Oklahoma City
Ada
Billy Jo
Parkers
Miss Madelene Sloan Visibly Attends Ada Event
Miss Madelene Sloan of Oklahoma County paid a Thursday visit to Ada with J. H. Sloan and Miss Neonesigan who had been visiting her sister in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelene Sloan
Oklahoma
Coly
Ada
J. H. Sloan
Neonesigan
Oklahoma City
Faculty member visits Ada with parents
Mixx Hugh Lee Wyatt, a Blue Jacket school faculty member, arrived in Ada for a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wyatt, of 800 East Seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixx
Hugh Lee Wyatt
Blue Jacket
Ada
T. H. Wyatt
East Seventh
Mrs Haynes Returns from California Visit
Mrs. R. E. Haynes of Fifteenth and Broadway returned Wednesday afternoon from California where she spent two months in autumn with an aunt who was ill. She visited relatives in Los Angeles and a brother in Yuma Arizona on the way home. Her aunt showed some improvement when she left for Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Haynes
Broadway
California
Local Gossip Notes From Sandas Daily
Mrs T A Semmritt remains critically ill but shows improvement after a month in care. Her daughter Mrs M M Dolmace of Washington DC stays at her side. Miss Huck Lee Wyatt, visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Wyatt, leaves for Blue Jacket Oklahoma to resume school duties Monday. Mrs A J Walker of Allen shopped Ada stores yesterday. Mrs J K Malone and Mrs W H Heath of Allen shopped Ada Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Cromwell of Henrietta hosted Ada relatives over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandas’s Daily
T. A. Semmritt
M. M. Dolmace
Washington, D. C
Huck Lee Wyatt
T. H. Wyatt
Blue Jacket
Okla
A. J. Walker
Allen
Ada
Harvey Cromwell
Henrietta
Thanksgiving Visitation Notes From Ada and Holdenville
Mr and Mrs Paul Sturdevant of Holdenville spent Thanksgiving Day in Ada visiting Ra Chamberlain mother of Mrs Sturdevant and a student at A and M College. They will return to work today after holiday visits with Mr and Mrs W B Chamberlain. Mr and Mrs Ted Sherman of Fort Cobb visited friends in Ada during Thanksgiving. Sherman is a faculty member at Fort Cobb school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sturdevant
Holdenville
Ada
Ra Chamberlain
i+ A and
M. College
Stillwater
Vic. W
Chamberlain
Ted Sherman
Trt Cob
Acts
Sherman
Fort Cobb
Vir McCurdy Visits Ada Friends Then Heads To Tupelo
Vir McCurdy left Ada after visiting friends during the week and traveled to Tupelo for a holiday visit with his parents Atr and Mrs. W. M. McCurday.
Lamar Man Leaves Ada for Oklahoma Visit
Nrenk Kingkad of Lamar Colorado left Ada for Oklahoma City in the latter part of the week after inviting friends there. He will return to his position in Lamar after the Thanksgiving holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrenk Kingkad
Lamar
Colorado
Ada
Oklahoma C
Esther Hill Weds J Thomas Johnson in Tulsa Thanksgiving
Miss Esther Jane Hill daughter of Mrs Maud Hill Ada Oklahoma and Mr J Thomas Johnson son of Mr and Mrs T J Johnson Doniphan Missouri were married on Thanksgiving Day at 2 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs George M Kohler 1434 Yorktown Avenue Tulsa with Rev J W Storer pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jane Hill
Maud Hill
E. Main
Ada
J. Thomas Johnson
T. J. Johnson
Doniphan
George M. Kohler
Yorktown Avenue
Tulsa
J. W. Storer
First Baptist Church
Miss Valeria Fulkerson Shops in Ada Saturday
Miss Valeria Fulkerson a Jessie schoolteacher was seen shopping in Ada on Saturday in a brief local item noting her appearance and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Mocardas
Valeria Fulkerson
Jessie Schools
Ada
Miss Jerry Lee Heads to Oklahoma City to Teach
Miss Jerry Lee left Sunday for Oklahoma City where she teaches after spending the holidays with relatives in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lee
Oklahoma City
Ada
William D Gray Visits Ada En Route To Dallas
William D. Bill Gray of Tulsa stopped in Ada yesterday to visit friends on a business trip en route to Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D
Bill” Gray
Tulsa
Ada
Dallas
Texas
Miss Myrtie Thompson Returns to Rocky Chapel
Miss Myrtie Thompson returns to Rocky Chapel to resume teaching after spending the holiday season with friends and relatives in Ada.
Miss Mildred Wallace Returns to School After Visit
Miss Mildred Wallace spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wallace and left Sunday for Slick where she resumed her school duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wallace
W. B. Wallace
Slick
Mrs Carlos Hughey Returns Home After Appendicitis
Prom Tuesday reports Mrs Carlos Hughey of 709 West Fifth street has recovered enough from an appendicitis operation to be moved to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carlos Hughey
West Fifth Street
Wintersmiths Return From Eastern Trip
Mrs Frances Wintersmith and Mr and Mrs Jim Wintersmith returned to Ada last weekend from a trip through Kentucky and neighboring eastern states during late summer and autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wintersmith
Jim Wintersmith
Ada
Kentucky
Walt Mills of Oklahoma City Special Writer for Oklahoma Times
Walt Mills of Oklahoma City is identified as a special writer for the Oklahoman and Oklahoma Times and as author of the Do Not Worry column in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mills
Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoman
Oklahoma Times
Times
Mills Enjoys Visit with Judge and Mrs Busby in Ada
Mills, an ardent sportsman, spends several days in Ada as a guest of Judge and Mrs. Orel Busby, with most of the visit devoted to hunting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Orel Busby
Mills
Couple announces birth of daughter Carolyn Tunnell
Mr and Mrs O A Tunnell Jr announce the birth of a daughter at the Ada hospital on Tuesday November 23. The baby has been named Carolyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Tunnell, Jr
East Eighth Street
Ada Hospital
Carolyn
Walines announce birth of daughter at Breco hospital
Mr and Mrs A R Walines of SOK East Sixth announce the birth of an eight pound daughter at Breco hospital on Tuesday afternoon November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Walines
SOK East Sixth
Breco Hospital
Mrs Skeritt Visiting Relatives in Ada Texas
Mrs E F Skeritt of Brownwood Texas is visiting her mother Mrs H H Smith at 227 East Thirteenth and her sister Mrs Mabel Browall at 101 West Seventeenth in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Skeritt
Brownwood
Texas
Ada
H. H. Smith
East Thirteenth
Mabel Browall
West Seventeenth
Mrs Helen Frances Cullins Confined With Flu At Home
Miss Helen Frances Cullins aged 90 from East Twelfth is confined to her home with the flu, remaining unable to attend her usual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Frances Cullins
East Twelfth
Ed Gwin Jr Handles Duties for Central Drug Store
Ed Gwin Jr attended to business for the Central drug store in Oklahoma City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gwin Jr
Central Drug Store
Oklahoma City
Mrs J O Conner in Shaw Visits Husband's Parents
Mrs. J O Conner is visiting this week from Shaw to see her husband’s parents, Mr and Mrs J E Conner, during their stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. O. Conner
Shawnee
Mrs. J. E. Conner
Ills and Hospital Talks of Local Residents
Paul Norrell is ill at his home 101% South Belmont today. Charles Blackburn son of Reverend and Mrs W L Blackburn has been in a Dallas hospital for several days and is reported somewhat improved this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Norrell
Belmont
Charles Blackburn
W. L. Blackburn
Dallas
Local notices on Marehall Martins and Ben Hatcher
The small auditor of Mr and Mrs Marehall Martin was reported ill at the home of her parents this week. Ben Hatcher attended to legal business in Wewoka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehall Martin
Ben Hatcher
Wewoka
CC. Farmer
Shawnee
Business visitors and trips in Ada area
WwW. P. Bill Williamson of Central States Life Insurance attended to business in Kingfisher. Mr and Mrs Ray Alexander of Stratford visited Ada for business. Ada attorney Robert Wimbish traveled to Oklahoma City on business. Oscar Hatcher of Seminole visited Ada to see his brother Ben Hatcher. Local attorney Thomas P Holt left for Van Buren Arkansas on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Williamson
Central States Life Insurance Company
Kingfisher
Ray Alexander
Stratford
Ada
Robert Wimbish
Oklahoma City
Oscar Hatcher
Ben Hatcher
Thomas PP. Holt
van Buren
Arkansas
Ada Folks Note Thanksgiving and Travel
Miss Mae Cox returns to Ada from Mounds after Thanksgiving week. Roy and wife Roy Webb return from Preston visiting relatives. W H Dickinson of Oklahoma City visits local insurance offices in Ada. Dr A Linseheid returns from Pauls Valley where he spoke to teachers and superintendents. Nat Williams visits Shawnee on business. Ed Quicksilver leaves for St Louis after visiting Ada with Charles Bainbridge and S and Q Clothing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mae Cox
Ada
Mounds
A. Linseheid
Pauls Valley
Ed Quicksilver
St. Louis
Charles Bainbridge
S. and Q
Burney Visits Aud as Federal Land Bank Rep
P. Burney of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas spends the week as a business visitor in Aud meeting local lenders and discussing farm credit programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Burney
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Elias Mackey Civil War veteran and Dorchester banker dies
Elias Mackey died November 20 in Dorchester Texas at age near 84. He was a farmer and longtime president of the Dorchester State Bank from its founding to its liquidation two years ago. Survived by his widow four sons Isom Bert Top Mackey of Dorchester G R Mackey of Shreveport La a daughter Mrs Lou House of Dallas 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A Grayson County resident since age nine he also served as state militiaman in the Civil War later worked as a cowboy and helped drive longhorns up the Chisholm Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Dorchester
Texas
Elias Mackey
Isom F. Mackey
Dorchester State Bank
Isom Mackey
Bert Mackey
Top Mackey
G. R. Mackey
Shreveport
Lou House
Dallas
Mackey
Grayson County
At &4
Chisholm Trail
Funeral for Opal Jones Blocker Held in Centrahoma
Mrs Opal Jones Blocker 21 died Friday at 12 45 PM in a local hospital Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist church Centrahoma with burial in Centrahoma cemetery Hudson Keith Funeral Home in charge She is survived by husband C B Blocker two small children two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Jones Blocker
Methodist Church
Centrahoma
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home i
Mrs Cora Williams Dies At Home Near Fitzhugh
Mrs Cora Williams 60 wife of Henry Williams died at her home near Fitzhugh at 11 30 Monday morning Burial in Roff cemetery funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 PM in the Methodist church at Roff with Rev Holland officiating Criswell Funeral Home in charge Survived by Mr Wil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Williams
Henry Williams
Fitzhugh
Roff
Holland
Criswell Funeral Home
Wil
Walester Couple Killed With Axe in Oklahoma Home
McAlester Oklahoma November 28 police probe murder of Joe House 74 former chief of police and his wife found in their bedroom with head wounds from a double edged axe. A man jailed on unrelated gashes while Tom House son of the chief is held on arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Joe Houuse
Joan Meyers
House
Tom House
Tom
iL ECEO ROBBER TO BE ARRAIGNED
Medford reports Wills Newton identified as one of two bandits who held a dozen citizens captive during the April 14 bank raid at First National in Medford. Newton was captured in Tulsa and brought to Medford where officials and residents identified him. Joe Newton, his brother, is jailed in Decatur Texas on robbery charges. Warrants for the Newton brothers were issued weeks earlier after photo identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
P —Wills Newton
First National Bank
Newton
Tulsa
Frank Hamilton
Joe Newton
Decatur
Texas
Ben Crider
Shuler Loses Appeal Over Radio License Suspension
The DC Court of Appeals upheld the Federal Radio Commission ruling removing Rev. Robert P. Shuler of Los Angeles from the air. The commission had denied KGEF Los Angeles renewal on Nov 13 1931 for using broadcasts to attack religious groups and promote strife. The court noted broadcasts were sensational rather than instructional and cited attacks on the Roman Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Federal Radio Commission
Robert P. Shuler
Los Angeles
Shuler
KGEF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South
Court of Appeals
Radio Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Williams family members named in Shamrock area notice
The notice identifies Mrs A K Ellard of Shamrock Texas and mentions Deex Crowder of Roff Oklahoma Charley Williams of Roff and Guy Lefty Williams of Ada as well known as a professional baseball pitcher in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liams
A. K. Ellard
Shamrock
Texas
Deex Crowder
Roff
Charley Williams
Guy “Lefty” Williams
Ada
Moon Widow Dies at Home Near Rofs
Mrs. J. T. Moon and Mrs. Violet Ophelia Moon 57 died Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock at the home near Rofs. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 o'clock at the home. Burial followed in Pleasant Valley cemetery Criswell's in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Ophelia Moon
Rofs
J. T. Moon
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Criswell’s
Wartime memories of Kraus in a French brewery
Dr. M. M. Webster recalls during the German retreat from northern France in World War I era that a French brewery had 23 large vats of kraut left by occupying troops. He describes ambulances, wounded prisoners, and peasant labor under German supervision, with American troops soon arriving to consume the supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lade Kraus
M. M. Webster
France
Webster
Army Medical Corps
Brie
Erie
Relief Work in Pontotoc County Begins Under Federal Fund
Ten men started county and township road repair Wednesday under a federal relief program led by L. L. Gibson county supervisor. More projects planned next week as applications pour in. Workers provide own tools and work eight hours daily with one hour for lunch. Ada and rural residents urged to register at Ada Chamber office after 4 pm Monday for relief aid. last local registration opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Relief Fund
L. Gibson
Stonewall
Luce
Pontotoc
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Orville Snead
Red Cross
Ada
Wake driver of aious accident amputation reported
Jake Driver of 320 North Oak lost his right hand when an automatic shot in his hand discharged at Master Cleaners on Wes Sixth Street about ten oclock Wednesday night. He was with companions planning a Thanksgiving hunting trip and tried to demonstrate gun recoil when his hand slipped. The shell struck and was amputated just above the wrist at Breco hospital. Driver has worked for Johnsons Bakery for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Driver
North Oak
Master Cleaners
Wes' Sixth Street
Driver
Breco Hospital
Johnson's Bakery
Four Tulsa men charged with coin counterfeiting
Federal charges of possession and passing counterfeit coins were filed today against S R Haliman Sanford Satterfield John Malcott and Jim Eaton. The men were arrested at Sand Springs Sunday by county officers who said they produced spurious twenty five cent pieces. Haliman pleaded guilty and the other three suspects pleaded not guilty. All four were held under bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
S. R. Haliman
Sanford Satterfield
John Malcott
Jim Eaton
Sand Springs
Haliman
Fresh carbons large sheets for embroidery patterns Ada News
Ada News reports on fresh carbon sheets sized for embroidery and quilting transfers. The item highlights convenient large sheets intended to streamline pattern copying and stitching projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Ada News
Greatest results for the aniong invested News Classified Ada
The notice highlights impressive outcomes tied to investments in Ada with strong gains and enhanced returns. It notes investor interest, potential market impact, and signals future opportunities within the Ada sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniong
Cardus Promises Relief for Weak Women
An advertisement urges women with run down health to try Cardus to build strength and ease small symptoms. It claims nourishment improves natural processes and reduces painful nagging symptoms rather than relying on temporary pills.
Markets at a Glance in New York and Chicago
Stocks were heavy and the market dull on reaction. Bonds easy with rails far. Curb heavy and utilities drift lower. Cotton quiet with local and southern selling. Wheat steady in Chicago, firmness. Minneapolis reports improved foreign exchange. Corn easy amid December liquidation and ideal weather husking. Cattle slow and steady to low. Hogs active and steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Stn
Mareh
Sean É
Market Slips From Morning Rally On Broad Stock Decline
Stocks fell to the day’s lows in active trading on November 3 as major leaders slipped about 1 point. Early gains from short covering faded after a British pound boost, with Union Pacific, Santa Fe and New York Central among notable decliners. U S steel preferred weakened over 3 points while copper issues stayed steady amid mixed results across major names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Steel Common
American Tobacco
Safeway
International Business Machines
United Aircraft
DuPont
Corn Products
American Can
Anaconda
Kennecott
Livestock Markets Mixed as Hogs Cattle and Sheep Show Varied Trends
OKLAHOMA CITY and KANSAS CITY report market activity with hogs and calves steady to higher on limited demand, cattle generally steady with some classes up to 5.00. sheep easing with top fed lambs around 5.10 and lighter lambs down from prior quotes, stockers and feeders active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Creamery Price Standings Reported With Varied Scores
Chicago bulletin lists butter and creamery specials with multiple scores and lots. Notes include 92 92 90 93 for various items and current receipts at 28 30. remarks on eyes and graded firsts, extras, and refrigerator items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potatoes Move Steady On Northern Stocks In Chicago Market
Chicago November 30 reports show total US shipments 431, potatoes around steady on northern stock and weak on western stock. Wisconsin round whites few 1.75 to 2.00 per cwt, Idaho russets 1.15 to 1.20. market trading slow with moderate supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Poultry prices listed in Chicago market review
Navy. 36. Poultry live merchandise includes 46 trucks with hens 9 to 12 pounds and Leghorn hens and colored springs at 10. Rock spring 19 to 10.1 2 roosters 8. Turkeys 11 to 15. Ducks 9. Geese 4 a s Leghorn chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy
Colored Springs
Rock Spring
Wheat Prices Rise on Bullish Wheat and Pound Signals
Chicago reports show wheat prices advancing on bullish factors from a stronger pound sterling and expected cuts in U S winter wheat acreage. Domestic conditions point to reduced yields. Corn and oats prices weakened sharply due to heavy liquidation with December corn near historic lows and oats at new lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Santa Fe
Unchanged provisions leave costs at seven cents
Unclear fragment notes that provisions stay at seven cents while another item drops to five to eight off, with no additional context or names available. The text provides no clear event, date, or parties involved beyond generic pricing references.
Commodity Prices and Cotton Market Snap
Chicago wheat shows no sales as of November 30 with new corn prices across several grades. New Orleans spot cotton closes steady 7 points down on November 20 with sales total 3,825 and receipts at 22 318.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Orleans
Cotton market slips as hedge selling rises in New York
Early advances to 10 points in cotton faded as southern hedge selling and liquidation grew amid stock market weakness. Trade demand cooled and new buying lagged as traders waited on foreign debt developments and government policy toward agriculture. Marek moved to 6.023, then fell to 5.84, with around 2 p.m. quotes 6 to 12 points net lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marek
Governor Pardons Colonel Miller of 101 Ranch
Oklahoma Governor W H Murray issues an executive military pardon for Colonel Zack Miller of the Miller 101 Ranch who was jailed for failure to pay alimony. The order directs Adjutant General Charles Barrett to enforce the pardon and cites alleged collusion between creditors and Judge Duval to ruin Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Zack Miller
101
Charles +. Barrett
Miller
Duval
Margaret Blevins-Miller
Claude Duval
Kay County
Charles F. Barrett
Colonel Miller
Victor Hugo
Jean Val Jean
Jeffries
England
Hes K. Meek
L. H. Wentz
Rancher Miller battles creditors and alimony fight
The article recounts Colonel Miller's financial collapse amid oil and livestock downturns, his 101 Kaneh Wild West Show failure, and receivership actions at his White House ranch. It notes a Louisiana divorce appeal, a pending trial for alleged shotgun assault on the receiver's lawyers, and clemency secured by Gordon Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Murray
Court of Justice
Miller
National Capital
White House
Louisiana
Louisiana Supreme Court
Fred C. Clarke
Wichita
Kan
Great White Mansion
Western Museum and Co
Ada Pioneer Joe Biles Dies After Illness
Joe A. Biles a longtime Ada merchant and community pillar died at 1 40 am after several days of severe illness. Funeral services set for Saturday 10 am at First Methodist Church with interment in Rosdale Cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs Biles and son J Hugh Biles. He came to Ada 32 years ago helped shape business and social life. Born May 8 1861 in Cellin County Texas he moved to Ardmore in 1886 and married Fannie Strange in 1893. He lived at Thirteenth and Rennie Corner. Pallbearers include R W Simpson Tom Hope A K Thornton J B R Emory W N Mapes R E Blanks. Honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Biles
Ada
Rosdale
R. T. Blackburn
Leslie G. Smyth
Biles
J. Hugh Biles
Joe Biles
Mr. Riles
Cellin County
Texas
Ardmore
Fannie Strange
Kentucky
Thirteenth and
Rennie
Rf. W. Simpson
Simpson
Criawell Funeral
R. W. Simpson
Tom Hope
A. K. Thornton
J. BR. Emory
W. N. Mapes
R. E. Blanks
W. C. Duncan
A. H. Constant
Jonun Beard
Jack Moore
Bart Smith
Ed Gwin
Orville Snead
Miles Grigsby
Joe B. Cole
E. C. Hunter
R. W. Allen
Charlie W. Floyd
A. H. Chapman
W. H. Ebey
W. Hill
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Rcity Briefs
J. K. Malone of
W. H. Heath
Myrtie Thompson
Rocky Chapel
Roy Webb
Preston
W. H. Dickinson
Nat Williams
Relans Mackey
Prem Menday's
Il Eceo
Radio Lisenge
Farm “Go-Getters
Frances Mac Good
Donald N. McDowell
Miss Good
Browntown
Green County
McDowell
Montello
Marquette County
Aious Acciden
Wall Street
Kansas City
Caustic
Gordon Hines
Horatio Hines
City
al Capone
Atlanta
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