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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

3

Vanoss School Journal Society and Sports Notes

The Vanoss School Journal lists Bobby Snipes as secretary and treasurer with Fileen Tilley as society reporter Aleene Cummings as grade reporter and Juanita Zumbro as sports reporter.

Bobby Snipes Secy Treas Fileen Tilley Aleene Cummings Juanita Zumbro

Safety First and School Balcony News Notes

Editorial urges safety and forethought to prevent accidents. Report covers Vaness balcony construction by vocational students, Journalism Club reforms, exam stress and Santa traditions, plus a memorial obituary for James Pinckney Steed with career highlights and family details.

Aleene Cummings Receives Cheer From Sponsor Hope

A note from Aleene Cummings expresses desire for a pair of socks a feminine vibe and abundant double bubble while hoping for a smile from their sponsor, signaling upbeat anticipation.

Aleene Cummings

Dear Old Santa Seeks Specs Teeth and Brain Food

A humorous reader letter asks Santa for eyeglasses, false teeth, and brain food. Written in a playful, nostalgic tone, it presents a charming holiday request from Ennice with light whimsy.

Santa

Dear Santa Pleads for Books and Goods

A playful note from Joleeta asks Santa for a English literature picture book two green democracies and a stick of peppermint candy. The missive carries a childlike tone and holiday wishes.

Santa Joleeta

Santa Receives Christmas Wish From Bobby Riggins

Bobby Riggins writes Santa requesting a doll doll bed a small stove cabinet and dishes to cook with he emphasizes it is all he wants and signs his affectionate message with love.

Santa Bobby Riggins

Requests for Block Letters and Cosmetics

A set of ABC blocks requested for learning, plus requests for red hair dye and dark green fingernail polish to match a red dress. The speakers Louise Pitt Mildred Wall and Sadie Mae ask for items and express simple personal needs.

Santa Louise Pitt Mildred Wall Sadie Mae

Tallent Hagar Wedding Announced in Stonewall

Landon Hagar son of Mr and Mrs N M Hagar and Miss Zelma Tallent daughter of Mr and Mrs N J Tallent were married in the First Christian Church by the pastor on Thursday afternoon at 3 30. Attendants were Mollie Tallent Nellie Hagar Jasper Turner Hollie Comstock and two sons Horace and Junior Comstock. Hagar works for R L Stewart Construction. They will reside on Route 1 Stonewall.

James Pinckney Steed Ada South Townsend Oklahoma Wynnewood Calvin Miami Vinita Claremore Stonewall Tupelo Contrahoma Coalgate Mr. Steed Tulledega Ala East Texas Chico Academy Gainesville Essie Lee Jones Crafton Memphis Seventeenth and Townsend Landon Hagar Stonewal N. M. Hagar Zelma Tallent N. J. Tallent First Christian Church Mollie Tallent Nellie Hagar Jasper Turner Hollie Comstock Horace Junior Comstock Mr. Hagar R. L. Stewart Construction Com

Greatest returns for amount in vested Ada News classified ads

The Ada News highlights opportunities in vested investments with notable yields. Readers are advised to review current ads detailing terms and potential returns alongside risk notes from the newspaper’s classifieds section.

Ada News

Lime availability for soil testing in county farms

County agent J B Hill notes farmers liming soil with crushed limestone at 50 cents per ton. Stone shows 82 percent lime. Hill offers soil tests with club boys. farmers bring samples to his office on a Saturday and receive the report the next Saturday.

J. B. Hill

Pontotoc County Increases Soil Improvement Efforts

In Pontotoc county many acres were sowed to lespedeza and winter clover last spring with stands from fall 1935 sowing. More corn planted in alternate rows with peas. Hundreds of acres seeded to hairy vetch Austrian winter peas and rye grass. Farmers grow winter clover seed for sale. Mr Hill notes rising participation in soil improvement and winter pasturage programs.

Pontotoc County Hill

Hen house built by Roy Hartzell family in Riverview

The Hartzell family builds a 15 by 20 foot hen house using blackjack poles and cotton bolls for insulation. The structure shelters 160 laying hens and features a tin front, chicken wire, nests, roosts, and a dirt brush roof, per Dewey county agent Miss Zella King.

Taloga Roy Hartzell Riverview Hartzell Zella King Dewey County

Oregon and Washington Lead U S Precipitation Averages

Records show Oregon and Washington receive the largest average annual precipitation in the United States, ranking above other states in total moisture. The finding highlights the Pacific Northwest as the nation’s wettest region based on long term climate data.

Oregon Washington United States

Faithful Dog Shep’s Lone vigil ends at hospital

ROCK ISLAND Ill Dec 19 Shep a Scotch Collie waited nearly 13 years for his master Francis McMahon to return from an elevator ride at St Anthony s hospital He followed his master after a fractured skull in 1924 and stayed by the door even after McMahon died The dog wandered into the street today and was struck by a car dying shortly after.

Rock Island, Ill Shep St. Anthony’s Hospital Francis McMahon McMahon

Oil demand forecast for January raises output to near three million barrels

The Bureau of Mines projects January crude oil demand at 2,998,400 barrels daily, up 68,100 from December and below October 1936 by 91,800. November output averaged 3,040,000 barrels daily with stocks down about 90,000 barrels per day.

Washington Bureau of Mines Bureau East Coast Appalachian Indiana-Illinois Oklahoma Kansas- Missouri Texas Texas Gulf Louisiana Gulf Arkansas-Louisiana Rocky Mountain California

Hunton Well Potential Surprises in Ada Field

Potential taking on Hunton lime wells in the Fitts oil field shows strong gains after reclassification to Class C supply. Early results include record barrels from Samedan No. 1-A Bates and multiple wells surpassing thousands of barrels per day as 22 wells register over 52 thousand barrels in three days.

Hunton Samedan Ada Fitts Simpson Bates Simpson and Wilcox Office of the Conservation Department

Rare appulse moon event seen in December twilight

Northfield Minnesota December 21 visible appulse of the moon predicted for December 27. The moon will show a dark cap over its upper face as earth's shadow darkens the northern part during a penumbral minor eclipse. The cap tilts east about eight degrees with the southern edge just outside the shadow.

Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press Northfield Minn

Magnolia Workers to Receive General Salary Increase

Magnolia Petroleum official announced a general raise for hourly paid workers and lower bracket salaried staff, effective January 1. The company employs between 10 000 and 11 000 people across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Louisiana and New Mexico. The exact amount of the increase was not disclosed.

Dallas Sinclair

Kaiser Brings One Takes One To State Pen

Sheriff Clyde Kaiser returned from Hobbs New Mexico with R C Monk, wanted on a bad check charge. Later Monday he delivered D J Roquemore to the state penitentiary after Roquemore pleaded guilty to obtaining money from a local bank via a mortgage on property he did not own. Roquemore received a two year sentence in district court.

Clyde Kaiser Hobbs N. M R. C. Monk McAlester

Leopard Men Of Liberia Busy Again

CAPE MOUNT Liberia Dec 21 Terrifying stories of murder by Liberia s leopard societies circulate in this region despite Monrovia denials. Claim is made of six months of killings the worst in fifty years with leopard men entering homes abducting children and slaying livestock. Reports say they wear leopard skins walk on all fours and use iron hooked claws to rip open victims bodies.

Cape Mount Liberia Monrovia

Polar Bears Hibernate Men Venture Out For Food

In winter female polar bears hibernate while males leave den to search for sustenance. Scientists note differing survival strategies and energy demands across sexes during harsh Arctic conditions.

Samaritan Race Near Extinction in Nabul Colony

In Jerusalem Palestine dated December 21 a Samaritan marriage was noted in the Nabul community where fewer than 200 people remain and 20 to 25 young men have no potential brides. The sect has avoided intermarriage for 2,500 years and preserves ancient rites including the Passover lamb sacrifice while maintaining a long standing dispute with Jews dating to 537 B.C.

Jerusalem Palestine Nabul Jesus Israel Babylon Samaria Moses Solomon’s Temple Temple

Guard Fired After Joseph Bruno Escapes

Pottsville Pa December 19 officials fired the county jail guard after Joseph Bruno life term convict escaped. Five of Bruno’s relatives were ordered moved to the eastern state penitentiary. Attorney General Margiotti called the escape a planned conspiracy and urged an investigation.

Pottsville Joseph Bruno Bruno Eastern State Penitentiary Republic Kelayres Irving Charles J. Margiotti Herbert Gosslin Robert Walker

Senator Norbeck of South Dakota Dead

Redfield South Dakota December 21 recall of the death of United States Senator Peter Norbeck age 66 who rose from penniless youth to become the first native born governor and senator of his state.

Redfield S. D United States Peter Norbeck

Oklahoma Receives Large Share of 1936 Relief Aid

Government figures show Oklahoma received over 65 million dollars in emergency relief funds during 1936. The Works Progress Administration led with 32.68 million, while Agriculture and Rural Electrification programs totaled significant sums. Rehabilitation grants aided more Oklahoma families than any other state, surpassing South Dakota.

WPA Washington Oklahoma National Emergency Council Agriculture Department Works Progress Administration NEC Agriculture Bureau of Public Roads Army Engineers Federal Emergency Relief Administration Public Works Administration Resettlement Administration South Dakota

South Dakota faces shifting power as resignations loom

Democratic Governor Thomas Berry plans retirement in two weeks amid talk of appointing a successor to Senator Norbeck. Lieutenant Governor Robert Peterson faces arrest on embezzlement charges and a $170,000 bank shortage. Republican Leslie Jensen set to become governor January 5. Senator Norbeck, born August 27 1860, started as a well driller and entered politics in 1908.

South Dakota Thomas Berry Berry Norbeck Robert Peterson Federal Deposit Insurance First National Bank of Centerville Peterson Leslie Jensen Senate

Paving Progress Report on Broadway South Extension

The county city WPA project advances with almost half of the Broadway south extension paved. Concrete surface reaches the top of the first hill from Busby addition toward King's Road, with a 500 foot spur planned to serve Matthews Kerr Laughlin and Walker properties.

Broadway Avenue Busby King’s Road Matthews, Kerr, Laughlin and Walker Broadway Seventeenth Street WPA

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Vanoss School Journal Joleeta Little Eunice Tiffin Dortha Thornhill Bobbie Riggins Geneva Kendrick Clara Gordon Lavena Tilley Vocational Agriculture Boys Maynard Journalism Club Venus Tiffin Mickey Corbin Geneva Iendrick Bobby Lou Snipes Eileen Tilley Alfreda Isaacs Marie Boyd Vaness Santa Claus Clarence McCauley Merry Christmas Vaness Music Club Report Oklahoma City Bobbye Agnes Snipes Edith Wortman Christine Berger Boys Glee Club Wyandotte Vanoss Francis Boys Earl Baker Jack Cobb Wendell Crossland Willard Hickey Fred Keatly Clyde Moore Junior Northam Lyman Roberts Floyd Tiner Cecil Tiner Leonard Tiner Edna Anglin Virginia Berry Mildred Corbin Sylvia Evans Faleeta Higbee Ruth Hood Anna Belle Kemp Jean Logan Marie Northam Gertrude Penrod Nolan Stone Juanita Slentz Opal Teel Delta Watts Ennis Watts New Balcony J. P. Steed Area Tallent-Hagar Pany Route 1 Lespedeza Crosbie Inec Eb McKay Moore, Inc Schaurers Loyal No A Harden Carter No. 10 Harden Magnolia No Westheimer Fleetborn No Woolley Skelly No Park College Magnolia Moore No Craddock Carter Richards G. Smith Sinclair Prairie Burris Moon Earth Leopard Men of Rural Electrification Administration Oklahoma Intercounty Electric Cooperative Wolverton Brothers Light and Power Company Consumers Rural Power Company Kay County Electric Co-operative Dallas Watson McCall's Chapel First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P. A. Norris G. J. Morton S. K. Grant F. C. Norris J. E. Martin B. C. King R. W. Simpson
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