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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

11

Armistice Day Events Planned Across Oklahoma State

The American Legion leads Armistice Day celebrations with parades games meetings and barbecues in most towns. The A W O L Billet No 1 in Oklahoma City will host monthly entertainments for ex service members, while Billet No 2 in Tulsa seeks eligible women veterans nationwide to join. Muskogee’s Soldiers Memorial Hospital will open December 15 with 500 beds and November 11 ceremonies led by the Legion.

American Legion American Women’s Overseas League Oklahoma City Tulsa Edna E. Lynne Tare Williamson Soldiers Memorial Hospital Muskogee Soldiers Relief Commission American Legion of Oklahoma

Ruth and Muesel Exhibit in Drumright Clash

Wirt Grey Post No 116 of Drumright hosted an exhibition game with Shamrock featuring Babe Ruth and Bob Muesel. Ruth struck out twice while the famous Bambino joined the event for local fans.

Wirt Grey Post Drumright Babe” Ruth Bob Muesel Shamrock Bambino

Oklahoma Legion Offers War Bonnet Memorabilia

State Headquarters advertises sale of Indian war bonnets worn at the New Orleans national convention. Bonnets priced at forty cents each, sent C O D to posts in lots of twenty or more, khaki cloth with hand sewn features, maker Oklahoma City American Legion Auxiliary, bearing Oklahoma TM and legion emblem. Demand noted from members who did not attend the convention.

American Legion Oklahoma New Orleans American Legion Auxiliary Oklahoma City Legion

Gilstrap resigns as secretary to Congressman Herrick

Harry B. Gilstrap of Chandler resigns as secretary to Congressman Manuel Herrick to join the Veterans Bureau in Washington as Assistant Executive Officer. He will aid Dr. Hugh Scott of Oklahoma City, recently named Executive Officer, in processing ex-service member claims, with Mrs. Gilstrap continuing support in the former office.

Harry B. Gilstrap Chandler Manuel Herrick Veterans Bureau Washington Hugh Scott Oklahoma City Gilstrap

Argonne Post Dedicates Enid Auditorium November 11

Argonne post No. 4 of Enid will dedicate the municipal auditorium on Armistice Day, marking a permanent home for the group in the $300,000 project funded by a city bond campaign. The structure stands as one of the state’s largest auditoriums.

Argonne Post No. 4 Enid

Verdner Utterbach Post 33 Armistice Day Drill

Verdner T. Utterbach post No 33 of Cherokee will stage a competitive drill as part of Armistice Day exercises. Bayonet drill and bayonet charge will also be demonstrated to a large crowd of interested citizens.

Verdner T. Utterbach Post No. 33 Cherokee

Destroyer Litchfield Aided War Orphans Fleeing Smyrna

The destroyer Litchfield stood off Smyrna and took on board 400 war orphans fleeing Turks. They were fed and transported to Constantinople. The ship is named after Russell Litchfield, killed in World War I, a namesake also honored by the Russell Litchfield Post No. 7 at Blackwell.

U.S Litchfield Smyrna Constantinople Russell Litchfield

Legion to Celebrate Armistice Day With Carnival

The Pontotoc legion post plans a monster carnival and dance Friday night in the Pontotoc building as Armistice Day feature. Proceeds from concessions go to the local Red Cross drive starting Saturday. Legionnaires promise a big season event and urge attendees to bring guests.

Legion Post Pontotoc Post Red Cross Legionnaires

Noted Insurance President Dies

Morgan G. Bulkeley former United States senator and Connecticut governor and long time president of Aetna Life Insurance Company died in New York. He led Hartford during a 1891 deadlock over governor elections and served as de facto governor for two years. Bulkeley’s career spanned banking and insurance. he also led the National League briefly and held multiple civic and military roles.

Associated Press New York Morgan G. Buckley United States Connecticut Aetna Life Insurance Company Morgan G. Bulkeley Hartford Bulkeley General Assembly Luzon B. Morris Samuel E. Merwin Republican House Senate Comptroller State House Supreme Court Democratic Senate Hill New York Volunteers McClellan Aetna Insurance Company United States Bank of Connecticut National League National Trotting Association Yale Trinity College United States Senate Society of the Cincinnati Sons of the American Revolution Society of Foreign Wars Society of Mayflower Descendants Society of Colonial Wars Society of the War of 1812 The Loyal Legion Mr. Bulkeley Fannie Briggs Boughton San Francisco Morgan G. Bulkeley, Jr Houghton Bulkeley Johnvery Ingersoll

Eighteen Arrests Face City Magistrate in Weekend Totals

Eighteen arrests were made by police over the weekend, starting November. Fines of 131.75 dollars were assessed by Mayor Fisher for drunkenness and speeding. Four cases carried to this afternoon and two for fighting and two for drunkenness. Police predict a new monthly fine record.

Wick Adair W. H. Fisher Fisher

Orphans Receive Priority In American Russia Feeding Plans

The AR A extends a food remittance program to Russia famine relief led by Herbert Hoover. Daily meals will reach 1,300,000 children through winter, with funds sent to 42 Broadway converted into food for general relief or designated recipients.

Russia Strassnoi Boulevard Moscow Herbert Hoover William N. Haskell United States Broadway

Statue of General Pershing to Be Unveiled on Armistice Day

San Francisco to unveil a gilt bronze statue of General Pershing eight feet tall in Golden Gate Park on Armistice Day November 11. The sculpture by Haig Patigan, a gift from Dr. Morris Herzstein, features Pershing in field uniform with a five foot silver granite pedestal and an inscription honoring the Allied forces in World War I.

San Francisco Pershing Golden Gate Park Morris Herzstein Haig Patigan Armiies United States Dr. Herzstein General Pershing Julius Kahn Patigan

Cattle Avoid Moon Jump Grimly In Adamson Pasture

James Dowell the enforcement officer reports cattle tried to jump over the moon while drinking from chocolate barrels moved to a pasture at Adamson to block capture by his raiding party.

M’alester James Dowell Adamson Dowell

Midwestern Protestant Episcopal Synod Convening in Chicago

The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Midwest holds its provincial synod in Chicago from November 13 to 15. Dioceses include Chicago Quincy Springfield Indiana Northern Indiana Ohio Northern Ohio Michigan Western Michigan Milwaukee Fond du Lac. A women’s conference will meet with the synod. Notable speakers include Rev. W. E. Gardner Rev. W. H. Milton Rev. Charles N. Lanthrop and Rev. W. C. Emhardt. A mass meeting at St Pauls will be addressed by Bishop F A McElwain. Sessions occur at the Church of the Epiphany and Chase House.

Chicago Mid-West Protestant Episcopal Church Quincy Springfield Indiana Ohio Michigan Milwaukee Fond Dulac House of Church W. E. Gardner Department of Religious Education Church W. H. Milton D. D Charles N. Lanthrop All Saints’ Cathedral Department of Sociz Service W. C. Emhardt Conference On Social Service Emhardt Palestine Near East St. Paul's Church F. A. McElwain Minnesota Gardner Milton Church of the Epiph Chase House

Afton Red Cross Starts Membership Drive Sunday

The Afton chapter plans a membership drive starting Sunday November 12 after an executive committee meeting last week. Mrs W G Scott was elected chairman of the membership committee.

AFTON The Red Cross W. G. Scott

Adam Cotton Receipts Near 5000 Bale Mark

The county cotton yard had received 4035 bales up to noon Tuesday with additional hundreds shipped by gins and Cotton Growers. reaching 5000 bales seems certain this season. Last year receipts were about 2400, much of which was 1920 cotton held by farmers for better prices.

Scientists warn frequent showering may cause baldness in women

Scientists declare that women who shower too often risk hair loss. The claim links frequent washing with baldness, noting concerns about scalp health and hair shedding amid speculation about hygiene practices.

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