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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

Page

3

Oklahoma Legislature Names Committees for State Department Probes

The Ninth Legislature will pause for a brief recess January 14 after naming a joint six member Senate and House committee to probe state departments. A general investigation panel will press ongoing inquiries into agriculture, attorney general, labor, banking, and the corporation commission with secrecy kept until the January term. Governor Trapp signals a trimmed cost program and support for an anti‑Ku Klux Klan bill.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Senate House House Board of Managers J. C. Walton Fromce M. ©. Trapp Tulsa Whch Tom Anglin W. B. McBee Carlock McPherron Hill Cordell Bobo Disney Stovall Singletary Everhart Bremmer

Brown Gatlin Wedding In Clarksburg Ohio

Miss Geneva Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene G Brown of Clarksburg Ohio wed Mr Enid Austin Gatlin at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon in the bride’s grandmother Mrs E W Templin home of Clarksburg Two ministers Rev A P Cherrington of this city and Rev H H Stevenson of Clarksburg officiated in a ceremony witnessed by about seventy five relatives and friends.

Geneva Brown Eugene G. Brown Clarksburg Ohio Enid Austin Gatlin E. W. Templin A. P. Cherrington H. H. Stevenson Hamilton Tribune

President Coolidge Delivers First Address Heard in Ada

President Calvin Coolidge spoke to Congress in Washington and his address was heard clearly in Ada Oklahoma via radio. The Ada News radio system carried the broadcast and the applause of national lawmakers reached the local office.

Calvin Coolidge Congress Washington Ada Oklahoma United States Ada News Coolidge Tom D. McKeown

Obituary for Annie May Bote Bottoms

Mrs. Nannie May Jonis 36, wife of Luther Bottoms of Union Hill near Ada, died Saturday at noon after typhoid fever. Funeral at Egypt school house this afternoon at 1 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Pendergraft. Interment at Egypt cemetery.

Luther Bottoms Annie May’ Bote Nannie May Jonis Union Hill Ada Egypt School House Pendergraft Egypt Cemetery

Mrs. Margaret Turnbo Rites Held In Oklahoma City

The body of Mrs. Margaret Turnbo who died of paralysis at relatives home on 14122 South Bisby Street Oklahoma City was laid to rest at Rose Dale Cemetery this afternoon. Rev E. O. Whitwell pastor of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. The body was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Joe Foster and other relatives.

Margaret Turnbo South Bisby Street Oklahoma City Rosedale O. Whitwell First Presbyterian Church Joe Foster

Matlock Charged by Grand Jury in Oklahoma City

Indictment against Eugene Matlock secretary of the state market commission and Mrs. W F Smith wife of his cousin charges a status offense. They were arrested in Guthrie and arraigned in Oklahoma City with Matlock posting a 1500 dollar bond and awaiting further pleas. Governor Yraupy said Matlock may resign.

Oklahoma City Eugene Matlock State Market Commission W. F. Smith Matlock Commission

Cooper to Face McGurl in Ponca City Eight Round Title Bout

Archie Cooper who holds the local middleweight crown will meet Art McGurl in Ponca City on December 17 for a ten round feature bout. Cooper trains actively under manager A R Dixon preparing for the tough engagement as part of the fight card at Ponca City.

Archie Cooper Art McGurl Ponca City Cooper A.R. Dixon

Pontotoc County Poultry Wins Second Prize

Pontotoc County Poultry Association receives word it won $100 for securing new members during the year. Lute Douge, secretary, secured 62 members and the funds will help defray expenses for the county show in Ada on December 20 to 22. The event will use the Larringer Building on South Townsend near the Oklahoma State Bank.

Lute Douge Pontotoc County Poultry Association State Association Okmulgee County Douge Ada Larringer South Townsend Oklahoma State Bank

Santa Claus Letter From Ada Girl Seeks Dolls Chairs

A five year old Ada girl Juanita Crow writes to Santa with Christmas wishes. She asks for a large talking sleepy doll, a set of dishes, a rocking chair, a baby sister trunk, and for Kathryn a sleepy doll and rocking chair plus a shu fly and a large ball. She signs Merry Christmas.

Santa Claus Santa Fe Okla Ada Weekly News Santa Kathryn Juanita Crow

Blackwell Couple Plans 7th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lundy of this city anticipate their seventh wedding anniversary on May 5, 1984. They hope for a reunion with many children scattered across the country in attendance. Mr. Lundy is 91 and his wife 95. they were married in Evanston County, Illinois, in 1857.

Blackwell J. J. Iundy

Cotton and market notices from Daily New York and Ada market

The page compiles cotton prices from the Daily New York report with open high low and close figures and includes Ada Produce Market pricing for meats and produce. It also notes weather guidance citing cirrus clouds signaling wet weather within 12 to 24 hours.

Daily New York San Maree May New Y New Orleans Eecesiealon New Orleans

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Incre Gatlin Brown President Coolidge Res McGurl Pontotoc GO. Poultry C. F. Avery Cotton Exchange M. & P. Bank Ada Hide and Produce Market Cardus Underskirts Dad Cna U. S. Army O. D Firestone Oldfield Twelfth and Broadway
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