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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

3

Murder mystery unfolds in Cathay case and gaslight clues

Dan Bleeker and Sidney Griff investigate the Frank B Cathay case linked to a poison death, a fake Cathay, a hitchhiker Mary Briggs, and a libel suit. Griff suggests motives and a key witness while Bleeker pursues Mary Briggs to unlock the murder mystery.

Dan Sleeker the Blade Charles Morden Killen Sidney Griff Ogiat Morden Frank B. Cathay Sepertea Cathay Cathay Mary Briggs Bleeker

Legion Meeting To Hear State Officers In Ada Hall

TRAY state Officers come Tuesday December 11 to Ada Legion hall hosted by Norman Howard post. State Commander Harberson, State Adjutant Milt Phillips, and state service officer Charlie Dollarhide will address a combined Legion gathering. Members are urged to pay 1935 dues or attend if unable, and rural members are asked to bring nonmembers to hear the state officers.

Norman Howard Post American Legion Harberson Milt Phillips Charlie Dollarhide Legion Hall

Lovelady Community Notices Include Births Visits

Sunday events note Evie Thompson visiting Mildred Smith and various family calls. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hobbs welcomed a baby boy seven and a half pounds while Mr and Mrs Dow Thompson celebrated a baby girl eight and a half pounds. Lonas Aaron visits Latta and Robison home.

Cecil Hobbs Evie Thompson Mildred Smith Lonas Aaron Latta Alfred Till W. A Olphint Robison Gladys Barton Marie Sliger Vivian Marecaret Jared Dow Thompson J. B. Robison

Community Welcomes Stapleton Family From Caddo

Local notes report UNION HELE Mr and Mrs Stapleton and children moving to the area and neighbors extend a hearty welcome. Thanksgiving visitors include Ruth Myers Glenda Easley Phleen Rice and Aldan Smith with Mary Eula Jackson. Various families share Sunday gatherings and visits across Egypt Rebee Ada Jones Chapel and surrounding homes.

Edna Simpkins Gene Fortenberry Roddy Rebee Mary Edith Fergurson Picket Joe Jackson Buel Jackson Marvin Burnett Henry Cowan Rich Raymond Stephens Roff Melton Sun

Social Roundup Notes From Local Weekend Visits

Bro Dame filled his regular appointment Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Miss Mary Edith Ferguson spent Sunday night with Opal Freeman. J T Finch called on Thomas Hood Culloch Sunday. Prayer meeting at Mr Graham's Friday. Quite a few attended. Juanita Collins spent Wednesday night with Aleene Estes. Those who took Sunday dinner with Morgan and Virgil Fowler were P C Bulloch Gregg Cook Johnnie Ferguson. Howard Fowler spent the weekend with his mother Mrs B F Fowler. Beulah Byrd spent Sunday with Velma Isaacs. Dorothy Mae Penrod who has been very low with diphtheria is some better. Those who visited school Monday were Mrs Files Mr and Mrs Coley Mrs Escoe Mrs Dixie Sanders Mrs Bullock Mrs Lotha Meeks Mrs Bonnie Bran

Bro. Dame Mary Edith Ferguson Opal Freeman J. T. Finch Thomas Hood Beulah Byrd Velma Isaacs Dorothy Mae Penrod Files Coley Escoe Dixie Sanders Bullock Lotha. Meeks Bonnie Bran

Local Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend Visits

Lorene MacDaniels spent Saturday night with Eva Mae Cunningham. Aleene Estes stayed with Nadine Bulloch. The weiner roast at J. H. Bulloch home drew a large attendance. Mrs. Stone and Miss Jessie Gordon visited Mrs. McCause Sunday. Mary Edith Ferguson and Florence Stone stayed with Thelma Norton, and Jessie Gordon visited Friday night.

Florence Stone Thelma Norton Jessie Gordon Mrs. McCause

Community notices and social visits in Wolfe City area

BEBEE Singing drew a modest crowd Wednesday night. Mrs Summers will attend weekly. Virgil Meek family and daughter Helen Jolene visited for Thanksgiving at J A Burk home. Paul McCutcheon recovering from illness. Froy Hays visited sister Elva Jones in Center. Etta Hightower to Oklahoma City for treatment. Opal Duncan was Lorene Crow’s Saturday guest. Mildred Hudson of Oil Center visited her mother John Bennett. Delbert Duncan family and Harold spent Saturday night with J A Burk. Fred Duncan and son Paul and Christine Higsby of Worstell visited at Hightower home Sunday. Lorene Crow attended Worstell Sunday school. Prayer meeting every Friday night. all invited.

Inetta London Mozelie Cavener Jay Isaacs J. W. Law Albert Jackson Delbert Elbert Brendlee Small Pearl Brendlee Konawa J. L. Lewis Oklahoma City Gordon Nelson Estell Little G. W. Lamb C. H. Brendle Ralph and Ray John Gibson Ruby Dryden A. H. Shi Geneva Isaacs Stratford Law Ray Tyson Kenneth Brendle Frank Ray Dryden Jane Lee Berch Lorene Vernon Jackson L. T Summers Virgil Meek Helen Jolene Wolfe City J. A. Burk Paul McCutcheon Froy Hays Center Elva Jones Etta Hightower Opal Duncan Lorene Crow Mildred Hudson Oilcenter John Bennett Delbert Duncan Harold Fred Duncan Paul Christine Higsby Worstell High Tower Bebee Howard Elkins T. G. Phillips Dick Truitt New York City W. M. French Ada Novella Melvan Gibson Leon McKay Buddy Melton Shawnee Tom Fowler Robert Greenlea Furman Jackson Jess Young Loraine Young George Young Edd Sallee LaNell McKay Frank Garrett Pontotoc Ben Cass L. M John Murphy Alta Clyde Lillard Sugg Clinic Myrtle Frantz Harry Brown Charles Dehoney Betty Louise Godby Wayne Murphy Owl Creek Bobby Snipes Vaness R. H. Austell

Christmas Eve Tree and Program Planned by Sunday School

The Sunday school at this place voted last Sunday to hold a Christmas tree and program on Christmas Eve. Class members are asked to contribute 10 cents each and all are invited to attend.

Revival Meeting Opens as Ada Area Invites All

Sister Lillie Keener of Ada leads a big revival starting Sunday night. The notice urges everyone to attend and bring someone. Social visits list neighbors and relatives visiting in Ada Oakman and Byng with friends calling on family members. A pie supper is set for Friday night December 7 inviting attendees to bring money.

Happyland Singing School Progress Report

The village notes a growing singing school led by Mrs. Pewett of Coalgate. Local residents and visitors share Sunday visits and weekday gatherings, with families including Laughlins, Lambs, Burgess, and Raney taking part in community events and Sunday school each week.

Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits

Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Lamb and children spent time with Mrs. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Little and children and E. C. Cavenor visited the G. W. Lamb home on Sunday afternoon. Winona Mae Law was the Sunday night guest of Ruby Dryden. John Woods, Ruby Lamb, and ...

M. R. Lamb Bruce Little E. C. Cavenor G. W. Lamb Winona Mae Law Ruby Dryden John Woods Ruby Lamb

Local Updates From Steedman Denny And Ada Visits

Mrs March Sticks of Steedman spent Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs San Clark of Denny. Miss Lela Kifer and Alvie spent Sunday with Mrs Connie Bryan and children. Sim Blackburn made a business trip to Ada Monday. Lela Kifer and Donnie Mae and Jewel Lee Shoots spent Tuesday with Mrs Thomas who is ill. Virgil Thomas baby ill from a dog bite. Brother Corrad of Red Oak preached Saturday and Sunday night. Mrs Connie Bryant called on Mrs Will Jones Saturday evening. Come on Conway with your news we want to hear from you.

Connie Bryant Will Jones Virgil Thomas Conway

Local residents and events in Tupelo and area

Miss Pauline Ray and Miss O Neal of Clarita visited Tupelo on the bus Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Floyd King and Edward King attended the junior play Wednesday night. The Deaner Moore oil well near Tupelo is noted.

Pauline Ray O'Neal Clarita Tupelo Floyd King Edward King William Dillion Weleetka Miller Ada Jene Hager George Medford Texas Medrith Jo Elliott Isaacs Oklahoma City Sible Jeraldine Jennings Harber Methodist League Craig Harper Charles DeHony Bud Jackson Mac Jennings Stonewall Harry Holder Roy Clark Allen John Polk Dan Dailey Lottie Maddox Carrie Sprose Joe George Bob George Nina Heck R. B. Gentry Louise Clifford J. D. Greer Deaner-Moore

Bebee teams triumph and fall in junior high games

The boys' junior high team lost to Bebee while the girls' team defeated Bebee on Tuesday night. Numerous local residents visited Ada and nearby towns for holidays and events, with several announcing births and recoveries from illnesses.

Kennamer Arrests, Family Tights, Narcotics Case Fallout

City police records show Kennamer was arrested several times for drunkenness mainly linked to driving but fined only once, paying 20 dollars. His car in repair after a recent accident. Anderson notes Kennamer scoffs at authorities, while F C McMillen heads narcotics inquiries saying he has important information for county authorities on the slaying case and possible charges. Federal narcotic agents were involved.

Kennamer Anderson Franklin E. Kennamer F. C. McMillen Police Narcotics Division McMillen

Exciting chase ends in jail on South Stockton

A late night pursuit on South Stockton ended with Boss Mardis arrested after he struck Joe Snider, owner of a cafe at 115 South Stockton. Snider received a head injury but was treated at Ada hospital and released as not dangerous. Police pursued the assailant across Main street and into darkness behind the Frisco depot.

Stockton Joe Snider South Stockton MacDaniels Main Street Frisco Mardis Snider Ada Hospital

Mian Killed When Struck by Tree

Walter Crow Griffin, 80, died after a tree split while being felled on a creek bank one mile southeast of Griffin. He fell 12 feet striking his head, and his neck was broken. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. at Keith Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survivors include four sons Troy Haskell A L Lester and two daughters Donnie Griffin and Christine Hickman.

Walter Crow Griffin Ada Griffin Rosedale Cemetery Keith Funeral Chapel Troy and Haskell A. L Olney Lester Tucson Arizona Donnie Griffin Longview Texas Christine Hickman Wellington

Indiana’s Peter Lux Wins World Corn Championship

At the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago judges crowned Peter J. Lux of Shelbyville as the corn world champion for the fourth time. Reserve grand champion went to William Curry of Tipton County, Indiana.

Chicago Indiana Peter J. Lux Shelbyville Ind William Curry Tipton County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carleton Kendrake NEA Service Inc Frank B Cathay Beckley Kenney Idney C. Griff Dan Bleeker Griff Al-Serker C. C. Irwin Ed Tidwell Tom Hughes A. J. Deaton Lora Eddings Floy Earl Smith J. C Eugene Webb Ruth Walker Leona Clark Opal Maddox Estaline Little Henry Little Joe Lee Barton Fitzhugh Jim Barton Bonnie Faye Smith Opal Edith Maddox Knox Roy Richardson Sam Berger Wilson Levi Muney Essie McDonald Virgil Norvell Welborn Tulley Ed Little Lavelle Smith Marie Richardson Winsfield Calvin Neville Coleman Pennington Lela Wilborn Tila Bell Lee Vera Mary Jo Thompson Richard Raymond Eaton John Jack Fletcher Ernest Amos Roberts Reathel Cantrell Maynard Shipley Edmond Cavener Thelma Joyce Woods Virginia Dale Meeks Wilburn Lee Eva Lois Whitaker Homer Farmer Maynard Hellen Johnson Florence George Jewel Dillion J. B. Davidson Mildred Montgomery Wapanucka Bud Livingston Jess Cannon Miss Houston Robbie Lee Goff Medrith Isaacs Coalgate Hayden George Virgie False Debs Earnest Mann Troy Self Aleene Estes Mary Lou Fowler—Pickett Tulsa Holly Anderson Henry B. Maddux Springfield Sam Scumate Wade Thomas Gorrell A. Flint Moss Phil Kennamer F. J. Huff Kansas City H. F. Wilcox Virginia Wilcox Tray Ode Deaton Vera Sliger Clarence Deaton Lorene Compton Myrtle Smith Taylor W. A. Oliphint Bryran Robison Ahioso Sunay Brice Thompson Union Valley Barton Frank Goodlum J. C. Kirk Viola Mary Carney Aca Slicer Tom Jared Black Rock Charley Sliger Lovelady Union Hele Jim Melton Lizzie Willie Oscar Whitson Herd Keeling Sao Picketys Vakman Lillie Keener Dan Hayes P. M. Wright Oakman Rubye Mae Houchens Jane Maxwell Gladys Hoover Billy Earl Jimmy Stevenson Leslie Charles Williams Jetha Lee Simpkins Eula Simpson Edna Jackson Henry Maxwell Verlie Wilson Lorene Allen Ora Yancey Childre Maggie Johnson Pearl Pitts Geneva Kendrick Grace Bryant Earnest Williamson Alien Denny Inez Berryman Eunice Walling Byng Janeis Shirley Massey Eulah Simpson Happyland Pewett Cathrine Albert Mildred Mitchell Lorene Laughlin Agnes Lamb T. B. Weatherford Homer Percy Elma Wilson Wallace Burgess Pauline Laughlin Virginia Allen Miskell Lamb Allie Lilley Carl Tharp Guy Binkley Ray Richardson Seminole Edd Lamb Ila Tharp Pauline Steedman Marc Man Stockton Avenue Walter Griffin
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