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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

3

Vanoss Community Notes A Busy Weekend

Mrs J J Shaw visited Ada relatives while Mrs Pence Shaw of Okemah was in town. A high school pie supper raised 60 for special needs. Eld Richardson preached. Willard Owens and Florence Took charge of Worstell school. Marvin Jones and Rachel McNair wed in Ada. many local events and movers noted around Vanoss through the week.

Vanoss J. J. Shaw Barnett Shaw Ada Pence Shaw Okemah Tid. Woods D. W. Hodges Claude Foreman O. C. White Eld. Richardson Aaw Will Richardson A. H. White Vada Verda Sam Hunt Main Street Myrtle Collins Oklahoma City Dean McCauley P. A. Templeman Marvin Jones Adella Jones Fourth Street Florence Worstell Ona Walls Charlie Wilson Center Edna Hunt Rachel McNair Ada Mullens Vaness C. C. Wilson

Vanoss Consolidated School Making Progress

Vanoss Oklahoma residents report a new term at Vanoss Consolidated School begun November 30 with 300 students enrolled. Superintendent D W Hodges leads a capable staff including Claude Foreman in the eighth grade, Miss Simmons in the high school, and several local teachers across grades. The community praises the program but cites funding as the sole issue limiting length of term.

Vanoss Okla D.W. Hodges Claude Foreman Miss Simmons Miss Stevens Esther Peek Caroline Shaw Leah Bradley Ethel Tilly Ercele Hodges

Thanksgiving visits and travels across Oklahoma towns

The report lists residents traveling for Thanksgiving and visiting relatives and friends across Stonewall Ada Mill Creek Texoma areas. Names include Mrs Edwin Garrett Mrs C E McKinney F H McKoy Carl Wilson George McKoy W S Furlong and many families with small town transfers and social visits.

Local residents and visitors noted in Ada area

ROFF W W Williams visited Dallas on business. Sloan Reece to Oklahoma City for treatment after a prior leg injury. Miss Margaret Crumley returned from Sherman. E W Turner and family visited Ada with Marguerite Givens and Helen Rucker. J F McWhirt of Conway Springs attended business and stayed with Wm McWhirt. Rev E R McWilliams family returned from Van Alsty n Texas with Vera Lankford for extended visit. Mrs C A Thacker and Mr and Mrs Maupin were in Ada. Leon Kahn, former Ross resident, now Ardmore resident, was in town on business. Claud Russell left for western Texas for work. Youth group hosted a wiener roast at the golf course. Joe Heathman in Rofs last week. A F Bickel and family in Ada last Sunday.

Roff W. W. Williams Dallas Sloan Reece Oklahoma City Margaret Crumley Sherman E. W. Turner Ada Marguerite Givens Helen Rucker J. F. McWhirt Conway Springs Kan Wm. McWhirt E. R. McWilliams van Alstyn Texas Vera Lankford C. A. Thacker Maupin Leon Kahn Ross Ardmore Claud Russell Western Texas Christian Endeavor Epworth League Joe Heathman Rofs A. F. Bickel

Sunday Sermon Draws Large Local Attendance

Local church reports a large turnout for Brother Robert McDougald's sermon Sunday afternoon. The community notes steady progress in the school and frequent social visits among residents, with preaching scheduled for next Sunday.

Pleasant Hill Community News and Obituary Notes

Hog killing is the order of the day as school progresses with good attendance. New teacher Miss Payton replaces Miss Cowan. Sunday events include C. E. services, Mr. Booker talk, and visits among residents such as Artie Hobgood, Alma Byrd, Velma Byrd, and Reba Hisan. A death memory refers to Grandpa Burk, his faith, and funeral at Maxwell cemetery with remarks by WwW. Maxwell.

Pleasant Hill Miss Payton Cowan C. E Booker Vada Sparks Maymie Gooch Artie Hobgood Alma Velma Byrd S. R. Grove Grandpa Burk Worstell Brother Burk Missouri Grandpa St. John Jesus John Lane Papa Dodge Marion A. J. Burk J. J. Lane Sadie Hagar Maxwell Cemetery Bro Haley R .Maxwell

Mr and Mrs Hobgood Celebrate Franks With Notes

The message expresses appreciation for notes from Mr and Mrs John Hobgood and mentions Come on Franks as a reading moment.

John Hobgood Franks

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