Baker and Wilson Wed in Ada Ceremony
Miss Rachel Mae Baker of Bristow and Mr. Woodrow Wilson of Ada were married at 7 o clock Wednesday evening January 350 with Rev Ivan J Young officiating. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs H L Wilson and Mr and Mrs J A Green of Ada. Wilson works for an oil company in the Fitts oil field. They will reside at 12914 West Twelfth. Bruce Ramsey of Wewoka visited Ada business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Mae Baker
Bristow
Woodrow Wilson
Ada
Ivan J. Young
First Christian Church
H. L. Wilson
J. A. Green
Wilson
Fitts
West Twelfth
Ada Visitors and Court Scene Highlight Local Week
Archie MeInnis formerly of Ada now in Wewoka attended district court in Ada where he serves as court reporter for District Judge H. H. Edwards helping with a docket. T. W. Taylor of Steedman and H. B. Austen of Dallas also called on Ada Wednesday to handle business and visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie MeInnis
Ada
Wewoka
Meiinnis
H. H. Edwards
Ada Welcomes Howard Guests Touring Fitts Oil Field
Mr and Mrs J H Howard of Houston Texas arrived in Ada on Thursday to spend several days visiting friends and examining the Fitts oil field on their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Wriday
J. H. Howard
Houston
Tex
Ada
Fitts
Ada visitor and Nebraska birth announced in local notes
Tom Anglin an Ada attorney visited Thursday in Ada for business. Mr and Mrs D J Nabors of Peru Nebraska announce the January 23 birth of a son named John Huddleston Nabors. Mrs Nabors formerly Miss Jean Huddleston daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Huddleston of Ada. Mr Nabors is a faculty member at the State Teachers college at Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Nabors
Peru
Neb
John Huddleston Nabors
Nabors
Jean Huddleston
H. J. Huddleston
Ada
State Teachers’ College
Leru
Ada Weekend Visits Highlight Local Residents
Mrs Hale Shong of Tupelo spends the weekend in Ada with her aunt Mrs C T Johnston at 706 East Ninth. R R Hale of Sesse attends to business and visits friends in Ada today. Floyd Keylor of Allen visits relatives and friends in Ada for several days. Mrs Grady Miller of Allen shops and calls on friends in Ada today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hale Shong of
Tupelo
Ada
C. T. Johnston
East Ninth
R. Rk. Hale
Sesse
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Grady Miller
Ada Weekend Visitors Roam From San Diego To New Orleans
Max Crain joins his parents at 600 East Thirteenth in Ada after arriving Friday from San Diego California. Vaughn Rotenberry of Stratford calls on friends here Friday evening amid a social round. Clara Watson a Francis School teacher spends the Ada weekend with friends. J L Shannon and wife depart Friday for New Orleans after six months in Ada with cement work. T J McClure relocates to Ada from Pampa Texas, a former Ada resident. Otho Bray of Chickasha spends the weekend in Ada for business and friends, formerly East Central State Teachers College student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Crain
U. S
J. L. Shannon
New Orleans
Ada
Shannon
Otho Bray
Chickasha
Mr. Bray
East Central State Teachers’ College
Hardee switches jobs to Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Monday's Daily Co. A. Hardee, formerly employed by Central Drug Store, is now employed at the Oklahoma Tire and Supply company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Co
A. Hardee
Central Drug Store
Q Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company
Mrs Charles E Goodwin Visits Ada On Saturday
Mrs Charles E Goodwin of Stratford visited friends and shopped in Ada Saturday, enjoying local shops and social exchanges during her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Goodwin
Stratford
Ada
Morris Couple Attending Convention and Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Morris are away from home for a convention and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Morris
New Orleans
Miss Zenobia Elder Moves to Ada for Office Work
Miss Zenobia Elder of Kona wa relocates to Ada and now works in the Ebey Me Cauley office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Elder
Konawa
Ada
Ebey-Me-Cauley
Kine and Norris Go to Baltimore for Observation
B Dc Kine and P A Norris depart for Baltimore Johns Hopkins hospital for observation and treatment. They travel with Mrs Norris and Mrs Marjorie Norris Hayner and little John Hayner as far as Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Dc
Prom Tuesday's Dalits
Mrs. Arlie Wood and her son James Ronald returned from Roff after visiting Mrs. Wood's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Wood
James Ronald
Roff
Mrs. Wood
Branscomes Return From Oklahoma City Visit
Mr and Mrs Les Branscome have returned from a brief visit in Oklahoma City with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Branscome
Oklahoma City
Ada Visitor Robert Bradley Returns to Town to Attend to Business
Robert Bradley, a former resident of Ada now living in Norman, appeared in Ada this weekend to handle business and visit friends, staying for a short local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradley
Ada
Norman
Miss Jennie Gillock Returns Home After Ada Weekend
Miss Jennie Lee Gillock travels from Ada to Oklahoma City after visiting relatives over the weekend. She spent time with family and is back at her residence in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lee Gillock
Oklahoma City
Ada
Norman couple from Arp visit in-town relatives
Mr and Mrs G R Norman of Arp Texas are visiting this week with Mrs Norman s parents. Also in town are Mr and Mrs C H Massey of 121 W Eighteenth to attend to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Norman
Arp, Texas
S. L. Lions Leaves Hospital After Ill Spell
S. L. Lions, who has been ill in a local hospital, was removed from care to resume recuperation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Lions
Visit of Chicago Man to Ada Family
Dan Heard of Chicago arrived in Ada Monday to visit his brothers Nick Heard and Heinie Heard and sister Miss Daisy Heard. The party traveled from Saturday to St. Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Dan Heard
Chicago
Ada
Nick Heard
Heinie Heard
Miss Daisy Heard
Latta Teacher to Attend State Teachers Meeting
Miss Madeline Goddard from Latta will leave Thursday for Tulsa to attend the state teachers meeting. Ephram Lobaugh formerly with the St. Louis Cardinals and now with the United States geographical survey has arrived in Ada and will stay several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Goddard
Latta
Tulsa
Ephram Lobaugh
St. Louis Cardinals
United States Geographical Survey
Ada
Ada Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Jobs
Drew Patterson of Allen visited Ada to see friends and handle business. Miss Jennie Hail Fowler of Tupelo stayed with relatives in Ada. Miss Retha Anderson a Latta teacher will leave Thursday for Tulsa for a teachers meeting. Mr and Mrs Ernest Light went to Cape Girardeau Missouri where Light will be Montgomery Ward assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Patterson
Allen
Ada
Jennie Hail Fowler of
Tupelo
Ernest Light
Cape Giradeau, Mo
Mr. Light
Montgomery Ward
Arm strongs visit Ada while Branscomes head to Dallas for treatment
Mr and Mrs George W Arm strong of Natchez Mississippi arrived in Ada on Tuesday to visit friends and handle business. Mr and Mrs G E Branscome left today for Dallas where Mr Branscome will enter Spain hospital for treatment after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Armstrong
Natchez, Miss
Ada
G. E. Branscome
Dallas
Branscome
Spain Hospital
Burl Jones Obituary From Oil Center Services Friday
Burl Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones of Oil Center died in a local hospital Thursday at 6 50 am. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Nazarene church with Rev Coffey officiating. Burial will follow in McGee Cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel is in charge. Survived by parents a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Jones
Bert Jones
Oil Center
the Nazarene Church
Rev. Coffey
McGee Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Death of Lloyd Isaacs at Ada area home
Ten year old Lloyd Isaacs died at his home north of Ada. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p m at McGee cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by parents J W Isaacs two brothers Sterling Wald en and sisters Syble Jane and Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Isaacs
Ada
McGee Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Lloyd
J. W. Isaacs
Sterling
Walden
Syble
Jane
Geneva
Wesley Eoff Dies In Local Hospital Rosedale Rites
Karl Wesley Eoff, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Eoff, died at a local hospital at 4 p m Wednesday Funeral and interment at Rosedale cemetery Friday at 2 p m Criswell's in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kare Wesley Eoff
Karl Wesley Eoff
Floyd Eoff
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell's
Mrs G Duncan 83 Died at Francis Funeral Friday
Mrs G Duncan 83 died at Francis Thursday at 7 a m Funeral services Friday at 2 30 p m Burial Cedar Grove cemetery Criswell's in charge Survived by two sons W R Maxwell Mountain Air New Mexico H C Maxwell Ada and two daughters Mrs Addie Kreger Francis and Mrs Myrtle Roddy Hill Center Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Duncan
Francis
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Criswell’s
Isaac Roper Dies in Hot Springs Ark Funeral Set in Ada
Isaac Roper aged 30 died Sunday in Hot Springs Arkansas. Funeral services are planned Thursday at Egypt with Criswell in charge. He is survived by his parents several brothers and sisters and his grandparents Mr and Mrs H C Roper of 801 East Thirteenth Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Roper
Hot Springs
Ark
Egypt
Criswell’s
Mr. Roper
H. C. Roper
Ada
Dillard Rites Set For Ada Area Resident
A. F. Dillard 68 died at his home south of Ada at 1 p m Thursday Funeral services and interment at Frisco Saturday at 2 p m Criswell's Funeral Home in charge Survived by three sons Frank Homer and Oney Dillard Ada and Blue Maud Okla two daughters Mrs Josie Green Ada and Mrs Cora Webster Little Rock Ark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Dillard
Ada
Frisco
Criswell
Dillard
Frank Dillard
Homer Dillard
Oney Dillard
Blue Maud
Okla
Josie Green
Cora Webster
Little Rock
Ark
Mrs Sarah Fowler 65 Dies at Home in Ada
Mrs. Sarah F Fowler aged 65 died at 619 West Fifteenth Saturday at noon. Funeral at First Methodist Stonewall Monday 230 pm with Rev Jones officiating. Burial Stonewall cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by three daughters Mrs Kate Dixon Mrs Fannie Reaves and Mrs Jessie Manning all of Ada and four sons H Fowler Levitia Texas T B Fowler Stonewall Charlie Fowler Oklahoma City Leamon Fowler Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F. Fowler
West Fifteenth
First Methodist Church
Stonewall
Jones
Stonewall Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Kate Dixon
Fannie Reaves
Jessie Manning
Ada
H. Fowler
Levitia
Tex
T. B. Fowler
Charlie Fowler
Oklahoma City
Leamon Fowler
Death of Thomas Spain at 81 Near Allen
Thomas Spain 81 died at his home near Allen Sunday at 4 45 p m Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m from the Baptist church at Atwood with Rev Kimbrough of Allen officiating Burial was in Atwood cemetery Surviving are a daughter Mrs Minnie Lightner of Atwood and two sons Will Spain of Allen and John Spain of Sanger California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Spain
Allen
The
Baptist Church
Atwood
Kimbrough
Atwood Cemetery
Keith
Minnie Lightner
Will Spain
Alien
John Spain
Sanger
Calif
Cannon Child Passes Away in Home of J M Can
A six and a half year old child died at the home of J M Can in a Wednesday incident reported in Daily Co. Co. Cannon Co. C. The notice notes the death occurred at the residence with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Co. Co. Cannon Co
C. Cannon
Awa
J. M. Can
Funeral held for long-time Tupelo resident Mr Cannon
Funeral services were held at Enterprise on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 officiated by Rev Richardson of Wapanucka. Burial followed in Enterprise cemetery. Survived by two sons J M Cannon and H J Cannon of Tupelo and three daughters Mrs Henry Mary of Wapanucka Mrs Cora Hart of Earlemart Calif and Mrs Dee Hyatt of Tupelo and granddaughter Mildred Montgomery with 18 other grandchildren. Mr Cannon was a member of the First Baptist church for over 40 years. He lived a Christian life and was loved by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Enterprise
Rev. Richardson
Wapanucka
Enterprise Cemetery
Slaters
J. M
H. J. Cannon
Henry Mary
Cora Hart
Earlemart
Calif
Dee Hyatt
Mildred Montgomery
Davidson
West Main
Sherrill
Temple
Sweeney
Ada
Church of God
East Fourth
Barney F. Sparks
Oklahoma Legion Notes on Resolutions and Constabulary
The Fourth District American Legion convention on February 6, 1935, passed resolutions urging an assistant to handle ex service men requests for Congressmen at up to $50 a month and to enlist all seven districts to support Hon. P. L. Gassaway. They thanked O E Eggleston for his Fourth district command work and praised Ada City and Norman Howard post hospitality. A resolution urged forming a state constabulary with officers drawn from American Legion members and pledged department support. The resolutions committee included N. E. Michael Pal Noe and Harold Constant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Department of Oklahoma
American Legion
P. L. Gassaway
O. E. “Egg
Eggleston
Ada
Norman Howard Post
Oklahoma
N. E. Michael
Pal Noe
Harold Constant
Wyoming Governor Signs Child Labor Ratification
Cheyenne Wyoming February 2 governor Leslie E Miller signed the legislative resolution completing Wyoming ratification of the child labor amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Leslie E. Miller
Wyoming
Royalty price in oil field climbs through several sales
The writer details a sequence of royalty transactions on 60 acres in the Fitts oil field. Prices per acre rise from 2,800 to 3,500 as four deals in three days shift ownership of fractions of royalty, prompting the observer to remark on the changing value and the pitfalls of arithmetic in oil deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. McKeown
Fitts
Bells-Wells Company
C. L. Moss
Ada Lee Mayes, Inc
Continental Investment Company
H. C. Goggan
Senior Day Set For East Central District Juniors
Senior day will be held Friday March 29 with about 1200 to 1500 seniors from the East Central district expected to attend. The event sponsored by the Alumni Association includes a noon luncheon and programs by the speech department band and other college departments. A committee will be appointed at a near-future board meeting to perfect plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central District
East Central Journal
Alumni Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Ada
Seven men sentenced in bond theft conspiracy case
Seven men convicted or pleaded guilty in federal court in Jonesboro for conspiring to handle about $200,000 in bonds stolen from the mails in 1933. Sentences ranged from one year and a day to three years in prison with fines up to $5,000 for five defendants. Sam Labow of Chicago has already begun a year and a day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ark
Federal District’ Court
Chicago
New York
Federal
John E. Martineau
Sam Labow
Martineau
John K. Gibson
January Police Blotter Totals 209 Arrests Reported
Chief Somer Jones released January police blotter figures showing 209 arrests in 30 days the smallest in months. The report lists 107 drunkenness cases 28 assaults 7 fights 3 burglary 3 firearms 3 possession 3 hijacking 3 petty larceny 6 interference with officers gambling 2 operating a domino parlor 1 disposing of mortgaged property and 2 for other charges. W L Spring pleaded guilty Saturday to assault with a $19.75 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somer Jones
W. L. Spring
First Lady Called Best Dressed Woman in Capital
Washington reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, once the one color first lady, now wows observers in a rainbow of gowns. Dubbed the best dressed woman, she laughs at the title after years of family comments on dress, while the capital watches every entrance for couture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Blue
Bootlegger’s Life Not Easy
A would be bootlegger named John Doe tried to profit from illegal whiskey. He loaded $235 of tax paid liquor in another state, was hijacked losing the money and stock, then returned to have 96 pints seized by police. He now faces fines and bond or federal charges and vows to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Adam
Youth Fatality in Tupelo Car Crash Near Konawa
Hurshel Hunsucker, a youth living west of Konawa, died from head and internal injuries after a car driven by him left Highway 19 near Tupelo and overturned. His companion Bill West suffered a severe head blow but survived, later identifying himself and the others to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurshel Hunsucker
Konawa
Tupelo
Bill West
Hunsucker
Highway 19
Ada
C. F. West
Huey Long Faces Murder Plot Hearing In Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge filed reports show Huey Long’s control in Louisiana capital easing as National Guardsmen are demobilized after postponement of the third session probing an alleged murder plot. Witnesses testified to conspiracy plans and offers of money to kill Long, with Standard Oil of Louisiana named in connection to the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Louisiana
Louis F. Guerre
Long
George
Red) Davie
Ernest Bourgeois
Anti-Long Square Deal Association
Commonwealth
New Orleans
Washington
Davie
Governor's Mansion
Statehouse
East Baton Rouge
Robert L. Pettit
Fred O'Rourke
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
O'Rourke
Standard Oil
Square Deal Association
Fred Parker
Parker
Capitol
Sidney Longy
Sweeney Killed in Saturday Night Fight in Ada
Lester Sweeney a 30 year Ada butcher and cattle trader died after a blow to the left eye in a Stockton avenue scuffle. Edgar Sherrill, a recent Oklahoma Pipeline worker, was arrested and held as a suspect. County officials said witnesses saw the fight and Sweeney was knocked down and kicked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Sweeney
Edgar Sherrill
Oklahoma Pipeline Company
Sweeney
Sherrill
W. V. Stanfield
Clyde Kaiser
Stockton Avenue
Main Street
Baublits Appointed To Ada School Board
Removal of O. S Massey from Ward 1 to another ward prompted his resignation from the Ada School District 19 board. The remaining members chose S. M. Baublitts to succeed Massey as Ward 1 representative, and he accepted at the board’s Monday meeting. The new member has long been active in Ada civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S&s
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad highlights value investments and returns, offering practical options for readers seeking cash efficiency. It promotes smart spending and savings ideas in a concise format.
Bonds for Irving School District 19 Receive State Review
Bonds for the new Irving School Dist 19 have been received and go to the state attorney general for approval within 30 days. If approved, they will be delivered to First National Bank of Ada which purchased the issue. The grant portion of $16,400 replaces the original loan grant request and adds to the $42,000 bond proceeds. Officials seek AG consent to advertise bids before the 30 day period ends to speed construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Irving School
First National Bank of Ada
Attorney-General’s Office
Attorney-General
Headache Relief Tied to Constipation Says Texan
Mrs. J. A. Hightower of Carthage Texas credits Thedford's Black-Draught with curing sick headaches caused by constipation. She reports taking a dose at onset and experiencing relief, noting long pain-free periods since using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
J. A. Hightower
Carthage
Texas
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Bruce Ramsey
T. W. Taylor of
Steedman
H. B. Austen
Tom Anglin
Holdenville
Vaughn Rotenberry
Clara Watson
T. J. McClure
Pampa
Mr. McClure
Psaac Roper
BY Williams
Laken
AAA
T. M. Reg
U. S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Gotton Ginning Report
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Atoka
Beckham
Bryan
Carter Wet
Cleveland
Svad
Haskell Hughes
Jackson
Jefferson Ee
Johnston Ee
Kingfisher
iKiowado
Bam Fee
Latimer
LeFlore
Ae SP
Lincoln
Logan Os
McClain
McCurtain MclIntosh
Marshall
Mayes
Murray
Muskogee Noble
Okfuskee
Okmulgee
Pawnee
Pittsburg
Pontotoc
Pottawatomie Pushmataha
Roger Mills
Stephens Ed
Tillman i
Wagoner
Lauratown
Jay H. Myers
Walnut Ridge
J. L. McKamey
Imboden
Harry Greenburg
A. G. Sauls
Birmingham
Ala
E. E. Hamm
Miss
G. S. Sandefur
Alias L. M. McCoy
HOT’ Bonds Land Cfven
Noo
Square
Oter Sweeney
Said
Tobe Leblanc
Bourgeois
S. M. Baublits
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