Seaman Brownlee Visits Family in Tishomingo
Seaman 1/c Richard Brownlee stationed aboard ship in San Francisco spent a three day visit with relatives and friends in Tishomingo. He traveled Thursday to the home of Mr and Mrs Q Morgan. Brownlee and Seaman James F Morgan are ship mates.
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Richard Brownlee
San Francisco
Calif
Tishomingo
Q. Morgan
Seaman Brownlee
James F. Morgan
Paul Keith Morgan
Seaman 2/e
Holdenville
The Whole Towns Talking Junior Class Play in Ada
Several Ada items note a junior class play at Ada High School Auditorium tonight at 8. Admission is 25 and 40 cents. The town features shopping, visits, and travel updates including Mrs Henry P Wolfe in Wynnewood and Miss Juanita Likowsky arriving from Sanger California. Corporal Doug Riggs reports back from Camp Croft South Carolina after a 15 day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Ada High School
Doug Riggs
Camp Croft
S. C
Ada
Local Visitors Share Christmas Magazines in Ada
Mr and Mrs Carol Nordean of Maud visit in the home of Mrs J C Emerson Jr at 1201 East Eighth Thursday. They discuss magazines for Christmas. Phone 338. Mr and Mrs Ross of Allen transact business in Ada Wednesday.
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Carol Nordean
Maud
J. C. Emerson, Jr
East Eighth
Mrs. Ross of
Allen
Ada
Ada News Briefs and Social Notes
Miss Carolyn English arrives in Ada to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs English. A junior class play is scheduled at Ada High School Auditorium tonight at 8. Admission 25 cents, reduced to 12 cents for students. Mrs Q Morgan and family visit relatives in Holdenville. J C Wingard of Roff attends to business in Ada. Blue Lantern Flower Shop promotes Christmas flowers and takes orders. Mrs Joe Norris travels home to Elgin after a visit with her parents.
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Carolyn English
Monticello College
Helimo S.ee
Mr. English
South
J. C. Wingard
Roff
Ada
Blue Lantern Flower Shop
Joe Norris
Elgin
H. G. Clark
North Highland
Ada High School Tonight Hosts The Whole Towns Talk ing
Miss Faye Donovan ill with influenza at 316 East Sixteenth is noted. The Whole Towns Talking performs at Ada High School Auditorium tonight at 8 with admission 25 and 40 cents. Mrs Bob German visits relatives in Kansas City and returns to Ada.
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Faye Donovan
East Sixteenth
Bob German
Ada
Kansas City
Malcom Stegall Arrives in Ada for Seven Day Leave
Malcom Stegall from New Orleans arrived Wednesday night for a seven day leave to visit his wife and parents in Ada.
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Malcom
Stegall
New Orleans
Ada
Spear of Sasakwa Opens Ada Business Thursday
M. M. Spear of Sasakwa announces a new business venture in Ada, set to begin operations Thursday. Local residents expect services including storefront offerings and community interactions as the venture launches.
Christmas Visit Expands Family Ties for Hovis Family
Mr and Mrs Erwin Hovis of 1103 High School host relatives over the Christmas and New Year holidays. Aunt Bertha Dixon of Kerrville Texas and sister Mrs Pat Patterson of Roswell New Mexico join the gathering.
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Erwin Hovis
Bertha Dixon
Kerrville, Tex
Pat Patterson
Roswell, N. M
Mrs Lela Green of Fittstown Shopped in Ada Today
Mrs Lela Green of Fittstown visited Ada for a general shopping trip. Local shoppers noted her appearance at several downtown stores during the afternoon.
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Lela Green
Fittstown
Ada
Sailor on 10 day leave visits Ada family
Aero Mate M. Z. Thompson spends a 10 day leave visiting relatives in Ada while stationed at the naval base at North Fork Virginia.
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Aero
M. Z. Thompson
Ada
Naval Base
Northfork
Stratford man transacts business in Ada on Thursday
Roy M. Maupin of Stratford spent Thursday transacting business in Ada.
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Roy M. Maupin
Stratford
Ada
Private Auten Leaves for Camp Fannin Tex for duty
Pvt. Paul Auten departed Wednesday for Camp Fannin Texas where he will report to Mayland for assignment. He spent his furlough visiting his wife Myrtle Underwood Auten in Ada.
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Paul Auten
Camp Fannin
Tex
Mayland
Myrtle Underwood Auten
Ada
Ada Lodge Meeting for Fellow Craft Degree
Ada Lodge No. 119 A F and A M will meet Friday December 15 at 7 30 P M for work in the Fellow Craft Degree James H Moore W M
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Ada Lodge No. 119
A. F
A. M
James H. Moore
W.M
Willingness to Accept Change as Key to Future
Charles A. Wells, a nationally known cartoonist and journalist, told Ada Chamber of Commerce members that future success hinges on willingness to accept change. He cited world goodwill, labor unions, and oil diplomacy under Stalin as illustrations of inevitable change and American adaptability.
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Charles A. Wells
First Christian Church
Ada Chamber of Commerce Today
Wells
America
CIO
Europe
Hitler
Stalin
Pi Kappa Sigma Alumni Meeting Announced
Pi Kappa Sigma Alumni will meet at the home of Miss Cloe Norris at 7 30 p m Thursday in a local notice read by the chapter.
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Pi Kappa Sigma
Cloe Norris
Glenwood Presents Christmas Operetta When Christmas Comes
Glenwood school stages its annual Christmas operetta When Christmas Comes Friday at 7 30 directed by Mrs C L Farmer and Miss Lucille Fabris this PTA meeting is open to the public with no admission charge.
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Glenwood School
C. L. Farmer
Lucille Fabris
PTA
Byng Senior Chapter Initiation Evening at School
The Byng Senior Chapter of FHO holds a formal candlelit initiation Friday in the Home Economics department. An impressive program guides the girls to learn to follow the gleam from the Spirit of Home Economics.
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Byng
FHO
Market snapshot and grain prices from New York and Chicago
Local markets show eggs and cream prices with turkey and fryer rates. New York shares rise in stocks and rails while bonds mix. Wheat and rye slide sharply with liquidation and sympathy effects. corn weak. hogs open slow then active with top quotes near 13.95 to 16.00 dollars.
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New York
Chicago
Department
Rails and specialties hit new seven year peaks on heavy volume
New York stock market rally resumes with rails and specialties peaking at seven year highs as volume exceeds one million shares for the tenth straight session. Transfers total about 1,300,000 shares with leaders including Santa Fe Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Northern Pacific Atlantic Coast Line Schenley Engineers Public Service and American Power preferreds. Rail bonds advance as well.
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New York
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Schenley
Engineers Public Service
Oklahoma City Market Report Opens Cattle And Hogs Weak
Oklahoma City market data shows cattle and calves slow with lower prices across most classes. Hogs sold 200 to 270 pounds weak with bids down. sheep and lambs opened steady with top lambs around 13.50 and ewes to 6.00.
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Oklahoma City
WFA
Yanks Press Roer Front Near Cologne Amid German Withdrawals
Allied forces push toward the Roer river as Ninth Army reaches east of Mariaweiler and Vichhofen seizes Inde town. American units clear Gey, Strass, and nearby areas of mines while weather turns sunny aiding air support. Germans blow a Habkirchen footbridge but fail to dislodge the 25th Division near Saarbrucken.
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Vance
A Hd
Cologne
Rhine
Kesternich
Rollesbroich
Bickerath
Simmerath
Roer
Pier
Duren
Mariaweiler
Aachen
Erft
Gurzenich
Gey
Fifth Armored
Strass
First Army
Louis A. Craig
Ninth Army
Inde
Vichhofen
Julich
First
Monschau
Hurtgen
Saarland
Saarbrucken
Habkirchen
Germany
Wells To Discuss Hitler And Gandhi
Charles A. Wells leads a Thursday night lecture at First Christian Church titled Hitler and Gandhi. Topics include truth about the two giants, Hitler's private life and power, Gandhi saint or fool, British investments, Gandhi's influence, and Gandhi's power. The program ends Friday with Christ or World War III discussion.
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Charles A. Wells
First Christian Church
Hitler
Gandhi
India
Wells
Russia
Officials Oppose European Spheres of Influence Policy
U S officials said the United States firmly rejects the development of spheres of influence in Europe and denies President Roosevelt approved a British Russian deal over Balkan interests. They warned military zones could become political spheres, noting Churchill denies seeking special areas and Stalin showed no opposition to the American stance.
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Flora Lewis Washington
United States
Europe
Roosevelt
Balkans
Russia
Britain
Greece
U. S
Churchill
Stalin
Congress
Brooks R.ill
China
International Council
France
Moscow
Collusion Charge Shocks Paris as Ex-Ambassador Detained
The Su rete Nationale reports the arrest of Raymond Patenotre, 44, former French ambassador to the United States, on collusion with the enemy during the German occupation. Police say he aided pro-German provincial newspapers with funds.
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Paris
Surete Nationale
Raymond Patenotre
Jules Patenotre
United States
Justice Ministry
Patenotre
Three Act Farce The Whole Town's Talking At Ada High
Ada junior class presents The Whole Town's Talking a three act farce by John Emerson and Anitas tonight at 8 in the Ada high school auditorium directed by Jean Boyle. Cast includes Alfred Sugg Jeanne Duncan Joanne Harmon Pattye Cope Jane Norman Charles Green John Clayton Ernest Zenker Roy Hanson Robert Ann Jamison Rachel Gargis. Ushers and ticket takers listed.
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Ada High School
John Emerson
Anitas
Jean Boyle
Alfred Sugg
Jeanne, Duncan
Joanne Harmon
Pattye Cope
Jane Norman
Charles Green
John Clayton
Ernest Zenker
Roy Hanson
Robert Ann Jamison
Rachel Gargis
Henry Simmons
Jo Branscome
Martha Orebaugh
Jean Lodgson
Peggy Brown
Mary Jo le Master
Marjorie Welborn
Pat Brandon
Oe Oliver
Ruth Ratzlaff
Jo Anne Bush
Churchill Stands Firm On Policy In Greece Italy
Prime Minister Churchill rejects attacks on British policy in Greece and Italy. He notes about 460 British casualties since landing this year and affirms support for the Italian king’s regime until the military situation improves.
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Churchill
Greece
Italy
James F. King
London
Britain
Athens
Carlo Sforza
Vittorio Emanuele
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