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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1939

Page

7

Fragmented Oklahoma notice outlines heirs and land suit

Publication notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma sets forth a petition filed December 1934 seeking to determine heirs of Frances Johnson and Tosco Colbert and to quiet and assign real estate in sections 34 and adjacent lands. The document also includes a separate filing against the State Highway Commission and notices of summons and damages in a land condemnation action.

Pantotoc County Okelahoma Frances Johnson Kis Tonsle Colbert Piakntite Towarhin Ize Pontotoc Kia Ole Tosco Guibert Penn Ledtard Strate of Oklahome Cearge B Lees Tatens Stair Mederal Tan Bank of Wichita Fanaa Ag Ninintitt District Court Tontotne County Oklahoma Federal Land Bank of’ Wiehlta Kansas Pinitalif Farfin and Koch Astendants Jeiot Foltownie Anid Netinn Oklafroma

News From Our Rural Communities Red Oak

A long list of local residents and visitors share holiday meals and festivities across Allen, Haldenville, Ada, and nearby towns. Family gatherings include Gray, Hays, Phillips, Overton, and Kaiser households with Christmas events, church notices, and community reminders woven through posts about visitors, travel, and local events.

Red Oak Dock Phillips John H. Gray Allen Ross Hays J. H Rosaleen Vaughn Stokes California Oren Phillips Jim Snaokes Olive Haldenville Wade Phillips Butler Grey Artis Ring Thomas Knighten Creal Brooks Perry Price Perry Ring Francis Chuck Watson Ada Georgia Cozad Frencis Vera Phillips Harve Nickells Black Rock Dewey Reynolds Santa Claus Joan LaMarr Norma Lou Ruth Calvin Lou and Furman Esther Meness Donald Gene Bell Tommie Foxx Jim Andrews Roy Villiameets Helen Ruth GavereLt W. C. Moore Welochka VE. Wilson L. D. Winters Leon Ville Little Bobby Lee Jim Foxx Campbell Crawford Ernest Williamson Trene Richardson George Carter William Charles Carter T. C. Meeks Union Bill Sarah Carter

Ada area Christmas social notes and family updates

Ada residents report visits and shopping over Christmas week. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Gatewood, Gen Eva Koffman, Ben Tyson, Doyle McCoy, Hays of Purcell, Myerses, Jamar family, Hinkle families, Stonewall visits, revival critiques, and local births. Multiple gatherings and travel between Ada and nearby towns are noted along with a marriage in Midway on December 12.

Stella Price Katherine Billie Jim Copeland Truman Cobb Ada Letha Chadd Benny Hodge Koffmen California Oscar Koffman Bill_ Chambers New Mexico Bryant Galey Ben Tyson Doyle McCoy Hays Purcell Nka Ty Henry Myers George, Myers Oklahoma City Mer Henry Jamar T. A. Myers Woodie Hinkle Odie Hinkle Bob Wood E. C E. Jamar Doyle Newby Ja- Quita Fender Dortha Deatherage Irene Myers George Hinkle Buck Ray Stone G. R. Bevers Guy Mahoney Fittstrown

Christmas Activities Delay Singin and Visitation Notes

Local notes list numerous Christmas gatherings across Texas City Chandler Stratford and Ada Oklahoma City and Mangum with families visiting relatives and hosting holiday meals Many names and addresses appear including Floyd King G E Black O MeWhirter Cantrell Cantrell Centerll and McWhirter plus references to a Christmas program and next Sunday singing event The Ada News advert ends with a mention of the Peyote cult and classified ads caution.

Johnnie B. Wiliams Texas City Texas G. E. Black Floyd King Chandler Arizona O. MeWhirter Trube Posey C. C. Wilson M. D. McCurdy Betty Tagraham 0. MeWhirter E. E.mewhirter J. D. Johnson Wal Jace McWhirter Ok‘ahoma’ University T. T. McConnell Stratford P. T. McConnell Chris Pedersen Florence Yeager Charlie Bragg Capp Rogers Prainé Views E. E. McWhirter Shirley Ingraham Betty Ingraham Euel. Johnson Vaness Grant Johnson Vergle Johnson Edward Centrell Lightning Ridge G. EB. Black Lucian Black Juanite Williams

Okla farm homes urged to add efficient closets

Thelma Greenwood of Oklahoma A and M urges larger closets in farm homes with good lighting ventilation and storage features. She recommends pole hangers shelves nooks shoe racks garment bags laundry bags and properly divided deep bureau drawers to keep items organized.

Oklahoma Thelma Greenwood College

Oklahoma Democrats to choose delegation in 7,240 meetings

From Oklahoma City Dec 27 1932 to nominate a presidential delegation Oklahoma prepares through 7 240 meetings and conventions. Plans include precinct caucuses county sessions congressional district meetings and a late June state convention to name a national committeeman and committeewoman and pick the delegation to the national convention.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma France Paris State General Committee State Central Committee

Britain to lay huge minefield off coast to counter German mines

London reports a 800 mile charted belt from the Orkneys to Dover. The admiralty says ships will move behind an inner screen eight miles off shore and 30 to 40 miles wide to guard coastal shipping from unseen German mines. Officials estimate over 200000 mines may be needed.

London Great Britain Orkney Islands Straits of Dover Admiralty North Sea Thames Estuary Flamborough Head Hutt England Denmark Netherlands Sylt Helacland Bight Cuxhaven Wilhelmshaven Bremerhaven Germany Jutland

Feed Supplies For Livestock Sufficient Despite Drouth

Washington reports that despite a severe drought, feed in the Great Plains and western corn belt should sustain livestock now in the area. The bureau notes conditions are poor for fat cattle production, with grain sorghums and corn hit hardest. Kansas and Nebraska show below average hay and grain production, implying ongoing limits on cattle feeding in the western belt.

Washington Great Plains Corn Belt Bureau of Agricultural Economics Kansas Nebraska Missouri South Dakota New Mexico Bureau

Hunger striker may face forced feeding in prison

Sunbury Pennsylvania December 27 1971 forced feeding considered to end a six day hunger strike by Andrew J Schurz a 47 year old condemned slayer who shot Lieut Edward C Fisher of the Pennsylvania National Guard. Warden Robert Minnick said unless he eats within days forced feeding will be necessary Dr George A Diewick examined him. Schurz was convicted of killing Fisher a WPA foreman on a project last spring. A second item notes a Persian cat Helen in Mangum Oklahoma producing a new breed with screw tails and frequent births owned by a Greer County farm family.

Sunbury Northumberland Coun Robert Minnick Andrew J. Schurz George A. Diewick Schurtz Edward C. Fisher Pennsylvania m National Guard Mangum Helen Oklahoma North Texas New Mexico Greer County

Chicken Yard Checkup for 1940 Farm Improvements

As the new year nears farmers should improve flocks and dairies. Select 12 to 18 top female chickens and two high quality males, preferably pedigreed or record of performance. Invest in good sires to boost butterfat output and herd value, illustrated by a Garvin county farmer who prospered after 15 years of using strong sires.

H. G. Ware Extension Service Poultryman Oklahoma Garvin Seo

Senator Clark backs Wheeler for 1940 Democratic nomina

Washington December 27 Senator Clark of Idaho endorsed Senator Wheeler of Montana for the 1940 Democratic presidential nomination. The move followed Senator Burke of Nebraska backing Vice President Garner. Dewey plans a campaign stop in Oregon on February 22 and McNary notes a Salem appearance. Clark says Wheeler can preserve Roosevelt era gains and resist reactionary capitalism. Burke says Roosevelt may skip a third term but won’t disclose plans yet.

Washington Clark Idaho Wheeler Dmont Burke D-Nek Garer Congress Wednesey Thomas E. Dewey New York Oregon Far West McNary H-Ore Dewey Salem Vandenberg R-Mich St. Paul Minn Roosevelt Garner

Trumpet Blower Divorced in Boston Case

In Boston, Mrs. Leo McKenzie was granted a divorce after alleging her husband woke her at 3 am daily by blowing a trumpet. The lawsuit cited persistent loud horn activity as the cause of the separation and described repeated disruptive behavior.

Boston Leo McKenzie

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