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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

6

Riverside area notes point to change of address queue

Rural Communities of Pontotoc County reports many subscribers move papers. readers urged to provide both old and new addresses. Local society and school updates cover visits, weddings, illnesses, sports results, and upcoming events across Ada, Francis, Roff, Stonewall, and Vaness with references to area churches, Masons, and Eastern Star activities.

Rush Etchieson Ada W. W. Price Clarence Cottle A. J. Crain Ralph Clark Bertha Pennick Nola Lunsford B. E. Braserton Oklahoma City Wilbur Lee Susie McCormick Adam Eastern Star Masonic Hall Sam Barton B. W. Weems Alma Price Eddie Tinzle Roff High School Miss Price Mr. Tingle Ed Tingle Roff Rofi B. F. Stegall Jeanette Cathey Seminole George Dale Francis Miller Scullin Mr. Dale Mr. Miller Masonic Lodge Bowman Stonewall West Main Street Cochran J. A. Stephens Frisco Holdenville George Gilliland Stephens Ross A. F. Bickel J. J. Robnett Kile W. Tf. Givens W. Meharsg Anita Seaborn

Christmas Eve at Happyland Promises Holiday Cheer

Oakman area notes report Santa events at Happyland on Monday night December 23 along with local visits, school events, and community reminders. Weather disrupted Sunday services and various residents visited Ada and Martha while others hosted gatherings and plan future singing and prayer meetings.

Clarita Roy Glover Wilma Scott Ada J. W. Davis Bud Smith Earlie Tiner Ova Hamilton Gene Porter Western Oklahoma Paul Harbin Mark Reed Sweetwater Oklo Mary Learline Liebman Durant Audrey Clifford Guy Busby Dale Rogers Gainiel Sherman Louise Clifford Beatrice Treas Hazel Treas Johnie Ossie Farquhar Lara Goldin Hill Jessie Davis Ervena Joe Bernice Davis Annie Reed Essie Davis Cecil Davis Lonnie Glover George Lancaster Alma Lou Reed Ada Davis Lois MacIntire Onie Busby Jewell Tiner Stella Winn Walter Tiner Nola Treas Mrs. Lillard Tupelo Happyland Santa Clif Deaton Ruby Tharp Charley Laughlin Russ Head Oakman Mrs. Simpson Mrs. Berryman Mrs. Eppler Willie Campbell Bertha Perry Ruby Magalene Eppler Walde Simpson Taylor Ruth Pike Tulsa Dick Berryman Martha Okla Jess Berryman Wm. Carter Berryman Dorothy Hazel Lillard Mildred Berryman Miss Taylor Lela Williamson W. H. Bandy Cc. E. Thurman Carl W. T. Littie W. E. Wilson I. C. Lindsey Dorotha Rogers Ruby Wilson Lester Watson Gradie Rogers J. C. Lindsey Gene Walton W. FE. Wilson C. E. Thurman Louie Bandy Verilie Wilson Edna Williamson Carl Thurman Jim Williamson Charles Mathew Rulah Wilson Evelyn Bandy E. L. Rogers Audie Jones Flora Harris Francis

Amendments Rejected In Senate Tax Resolution Battle

The Senate approved the House tax resolution by 64 to 14, slashing next year’s income tax by 160 million dollars for individuals and corporations. Debates focused on unemployment and business conditions with amendments by Couzens and Brookhart defeated. President Hoover’s signature expected, as the measure moves to the White House for final action.

Francis M. Kaartaga Associated Press Washington Senate Hoover White House Couzens Michigan Wagner New York Smoot Finance Committee Norris Nebraska Thomas Oklahoma Brookhart Iowa Barkley Kentucky Blaine Borah Brooknhart Cutting Franzier Howell Lafollette McMaster Norbeck Nye Totalsi

President Hoover Calls For Release Of Demonstrators

The White House issued a statement saying the president believes the youths who demonstrated on Pennsylvania Avenue are misguided communists and should be released to their parents. Police determined most demonstrators were young and all were released without fines or jail time.

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Pontotoc County James McKay W. K. Chaney Clara Fish Pete Anderson Lorene Jones Hortense Rives Centrahoma Bromide Jean Birge Fitzhugh Nora Jackson Centraheema Stonewall Boys Norman Morton Wapanucka Rufus Addie L. Boyd Lexington Hugh Morton R. R. Add Tom Henson Vanoss Vaness Little Patterson Mae Johnson Euel Johnson Eldred Solomon Spurgeon Solomon Tapley Arnold Okemah Johns L. B. Johnson Robert Johnson Vera Standridge Naomi Bradley Mary Arnold Leva Muncy Sadie Standridge Jo Leeta Little Vaness School Santa Claus Aileene Kimbrough Miss Mentzer Etoye Townsend Wayne Dame Vineta Louise Thomas Alice Ethel Stinnit Estaline Little Pacific Coast Tilley Tina Boyd Vincent Miss Owens Tina Boyd Templeman Walnut Grove Ed Powell Green Brier Ark B. Riley Marie Stanford Norvell Ethel McCloud Virgil Huddleston Center Wooten Juanita Collins Christine Berger Grace Payne Trotter Jimmie Lee Peak J. W. Owens Cooper Lola B. Owens Billie “Bump Ada Hospital Ida Pruitt Hazle Crockett Jewel Bundy Alma Berger Ottie L. D. Smith Joe Gibbins M. L. Bradley Vestal Bradley C. M. Nelson Lois, Collier Lillie Berger Ruby Bradley Violet Nelson Froy Bradley Latta Ethel Tilley Esther Peak Carl Tilley Peak Mr. Tilley Allen Allen Court Junior High Senior High Callie Templeman Sidney Thompson H. K. Baggett Stonewall School John Ryan L. L. McClain Shawnee C. H. Hurst Joe B J. W. Mobley Neal Roberts Chas. Jamison Dallas Matt Durbin J. A. Durbin Arkansas City Kan Teo. Grimes Lula Tharp W. R. Head Dorothy Tharp Kin Lamb Henry Ingram Clifton Tharp S. W. Morrison Colbert School News Ruby Smith Olin Vail Christine Searberry Jack York Irena Sales Dormeda Earnest Norma Gosnell Curtis Foster Eviyn O' Sales Floreta McAnally Geraldine Johns Mattie Jackson Josephine Mechaniel Church News Boy Scout Estelline Jackson R. E. Balthrop Herman Landrith Curtis Roberts Wayne Putman Curtis General Foster Gardner McDaniel Edward Palmer Egypt Flynn Gosnell Virgil Brumley Brumley Evelyn Sales Mae McCurry Thusen Alsup Adame Barton Hammonds Wilson Balthrop J. W. Balthrop M. L. Earnest Tom Earnest Jettie Smith Shanks Bakersville W. J. B. McAnally Ona Woods C. L. McAnally Bebef Zella Webb Hazel Mayfield Lois Lorene Crow Bessie Roberts Miles Haynes Leota Virginia Webb Juanita Long Vivian Davis Bud Humphrey Archle Hayes Okemah Hayes Etta Hightower Pete Haynes Clay Nevels Liz Burk Hightower Everett Mayfield Myrtle Humphrey Walker Oil Center J. A. Burk Bebee Hansel Burk M. C. Burk Grandpa Duncan Madie Jewel Burk Ovie Cuniff Denny Union Valley Gladys Lawson Pecan Grove Ruby Ellison Bessie Needham Lawson Boyles Summers Chapel A. J. Wood Communist Party of America Haiti No. 1 Stimson Soviet Union Wall Street State Department P. J. Carell Alex Mr. Evans L. D. Haskins Clyde Clint Burch Martin Haskins Yeager Lafate Turner Lone Hill J. R. Magar Tom Burch G. W. Evans Sylva Rance Tucker Ella Haskins Rachel Alene Burch Irene Magar McEntyre John and Catherine Wood Perlie May Magmie McEntyre Melton Evans Earl Frank Bill President Blease Wheeler Bingham Capper Dale Fess Gillett Glenn Goldsborough Gould Greene Grundy Hale Hastings Hatfield Hebert Johnson Jones Kean Keyes McCulloch McNary Metcalf Moses Oddie Pine Reed Robinson Indiana Sackett Sehall Shortridge Steiner Sullivan Idaho Vandenberg Walcott Waterman Watson Black Brock Broussard Connally Copeland Fletcher Harris Harrison Hawes Hayden Heflin Kendrick Ransdell Sheppard Simmons Smith Steck Swanson Trammell Tydings Walsh Massachusetts
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