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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1934

Page

8

Roosevelt Delivers State of the Union Before Congress

President Roosevelt appeared before a joint session in the Capitol to deliver the state of the union. The event featured a full gallery, cabinet and Supreme Court presence, oath ceremonies for new senators, and a ceremonial reception as the president arrived with a large showing of supporters.

Washington Roosevelt Congress State of the Union House Senate Calvin Coolidge Woodrow Wilson White House Capitol Rainey Mary T. Norton D-Nj Isabella Greenway D-Ariz Cabinet Supreme Court Garner Brookhart Iowa Thomas James Shera Montgomery Representative Burns Tennessee Representative Snell New York Wyoming Dale Kendrick Bratton Glass Virginia Byrd Swanson Burns Cutting Carl A. Hatch Austin Ernest W. Gibson Carey Joseph C. O'Mahoney Hatch Gibson O’mahoney Robinson Arkansas McNary Oregon Byrns Doughton North Carolina Snell

Ada Chronicle Births and Holiday Travel Notes

Reports from Ada Oklahoma include C L Cannaday and son Don returning from Pilot Point Texas after Christmas with C L Kyle. Mrs Cannaday remained for several days. The Lowreys and Frances visited Ada then returned to Clinton. Nina Bullock returned from Borger. Dennis Petty left for Washington DC. Galbreath family visited then returned to Oklahoma City. Butter paper on sale. Autry family left for Broken Arrow with Leota Laseman visiting. Bowmans left for Rogers Arkansas. Anita Jean born last Wednesday, eight pounds. Mrs Knox Cardwell of Yuma visiting Free man family. Jac Jeffress and wife announce birth of son, weighing nine pounds, born December 27.

C. L. Cannaday Don Pilot Point Texas

Sossamon Returns to Tyler After Christmas Visit

W. R. Sossamon came back to Tyler Texas today following a Christmas stay with his family in Ada.

W. R. Sossamon Tyler Texas Ada

Miss Paula Lain Rebounds From Ada Hospital Stay

Miss Paula Lain has recovered sufficiently from a recent operation at Ada hospital and has been moved to the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wilson at 723 South Rennie.

Paula Lain Ada Hospital M. C. Wilson South Rennie

Ada Host Couple Mr and Mrs Laselle Visit Old Friends

Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Laselle of San Diego California are in Ada this week to handle business and visit former Ada residents and friends.

B. A. Laselle San Diego Calif Ada

Embroidery Design Carbon Paper Sold at News Office

Large sheets of carbon paper for transferring embroidery designs offered at the News office. Price marked ten cents per sheet.

Mrs Nora Knox Leaves Ada for Norman Home

Mrs Nora Knox, who has spent the holidays in Ada with her brother Dr. W. H. Lane and family at 524 East Thirteenth, departed today to return to her residence in Norman.

Nora Knox Ada W. H. Lane East Thirteenth Norman

Professor Clay Gregory and family visit Lone Wolf

Prof. Clay Gregory and family from Lawrence returned from a Christmas visit with Mr Gregory's parents at Lone Wolf. They report a delightful trip and enjoyable family time.

Prof Clay Gregory Lawrence Mr. Gregory Lone Wolf

Miss Corrine Carpenter Spends Holidays in Ada

Corrine Carpenter a University of Missouri student visits Ada for the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs L P Carpenter at 729 East Main.

Mrs L B Adams and Daughter Visit Ada Friends

Mrs L B Adams and her daughter Kathryn of Allen visited friends and shopped in Ada on Thursday, sharing time with locals and enjoying the day's outings.

L. B. Adams Kathryn of Allen Ada

Hatcher Couple Return from Wichita Holiday Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher arrived home after spending the holidays in Wichita Kansas with Mrs Hatcher's parents.

Taylor Family Returns From Norman Christmas Visit

Mr and Mrs L B Taylor and children returned from Norman after spending the Christmas holidays with Mr Taylor s parents.

Allen visitants Ada week include Lassie Gully and Ralph Clark

Miss Lassie Gully of Allen visited Ada this week to see friends and relatives. Ralph Clark of Roff came to Ada on Friday to attend to business and visit acquaintances.

Lassie Gully Allen Ada Ralph Clark Roff

Mrs Ruth Bryson Heads Home From Las Vegas Christmas Stay

Miss Ruth Bryson of Las Vegas New Mexico leaves after a Christmas visit with Mr and Mrs W B Jones. She traveled home Saturday after spending the holiday with the Jones family.

Ruth Bryson Las Vegas New Mexico W. B. Jones

Local visitors and holiday travels noted in Ada

D A Crumley of Allen and B C Lillard of Stonewall visited Ada on Saturday. Mr and Mrs A T Kellner and daughter Sara Lee returned from Houston after spending the holidays with Mr and Mrs J T Grigsby. Mr and Mrs Vestal Henry and family were also listed as visitors.

A. T. Kellner Sara Lee Houston Texas J. T. Grigsby

Miss Lois Armstrong Returns To Stratford School

Miss Lois Armstrong returns to Stratford School after a week in Ada visiting her parents.

Lois Armstrong Stratford Ada

Zelma Walker Heads to Nogales After Holidays Visit

Mrs. Zelma Walker left Sunday for Nogales Arizona after spending the holidays here with her parents Judge and Mrs J W Bolen at 130 East Seventeenth Street.

Zelma Walker Nogales Ariz J. W. Bolen East Seventeenth

Cox Leaves Ada for New Mexico Military Institute

Bobby Cox traveled to Roswell New Mexico to attend the New Mexico Military Institute after spending the holidays in Ada.

Bobby Cox Roswell New Mexico New Mexico Military Institute Ada

Ada Visit Highlights Roff Resident and Columbia Student

W G Bunyard of Roff visited friends in Ada Sunday. Miss Corrinne Carpenter returned to Columbia Missouri to attend the University of Missouri after spending the holidays in Ada with her parents Mr and Mrs L P Carpenter at 729 East Main.

W. G. Bunyard Roff Ada Corrinne Carpenter Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Mrs. L. P. Carpenter East Main

Crouches Visit Kansas City Parents. Others Return Home

Mr and Mrs Coleman Crouch left for Kansas City Missouri to visit Mrs Crouch s parents for several days Houston Starr returned home in Altus after a week with Ada friends and relatives A L Nettles of Oklahoma City visited Ada for business Miss Ida Hoover head of East Central State Teachers College art dept returned from a holiday visit in New Orleans Louisiana

Mrs. Coleman Crouch Kansas City Mrs. Crouch Houston Starr Altus Ada A. L. Nettles Oklahoma City Ida Hoover East Central State Teachers College New Orleans R. O. Meents New Mexico

Stratford Star editor Watrous marks 11 years in Stratford

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gerta of 930 West Fourteenth welcomed an eight pound son named Billie Dean on Monday January 1. P. B. Watrous, owner and editor of the Stratford Star, visited Ada today and is noted for the longest continuous tenure of 11 years in Stratford’s newspaper business.

Elmer Gerta W. Fourteenth Billie Dean P. B. Watrous The Stratford Star Watrous Stratford

Mrs G R Norman Visits Ada From Arp Texas

Mrs G R Norman of Arp Texas arrived in Ada to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs C H Massey at 121 West Eighteenth Street.

G. R. Norman Arp Texas Ada C. H. Massey West

Birth announcment for Wyrick family in Bebee area

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wyrick of Bebee announce the birth of a son on Tuesday January 2. Jim Duncan, a student at East Central, returned Monday from Stratford where he spent the holidays with his parents.

Jim Duncan East Central Stratford John Merrick East Thirteenth

Marriage of Elizabeth Puckett and Holm C Bursum Jr in Socorro New Mexico

Announcement in Ada reports Miss Elizabeth Puckett wed Holm C Bursum Jr in Socorro New Mexico on Sunday November 26. Bursum is an engineer in Socorro. Elizabeth is daughter of Ben F. and Mrs. Puckett of Ada now in Roswell.

Ada Elizabeth Puckett Holm C. Bursum Jr Socorro New Mexico Bursum Ben F. Puckett Roswell Ada High School East Central State Teachers College Tri Sigma Soc

National Recovery and wartime economic reform speech

The address highlights progress under the National Industrial Recovery Act with jobs restored, uniform hours and wages, and child labor abolition. It stresses plans to balance production and consumption, improve agriculture, and build a national plan while urging tax ethics, anti crime measures, and a shift from relief to work. It notes foreign policy limits, debt concerns, and unity between Congress and the presidency.

Tors Congress Tennessee

Outlaw Wilbur Underhill Captured in Shawnee Split Second Raid

Federal officers trapped outlaw Wilbur Underhill in a Shawnee furniture store after a dawn gunfight that left his wife Eva Mae Nichols and likely Underhill mortally wounded. Raymond Roe and others were captured. Ed Davis remains at large as the bandit rings closed on the Kansas Memorial Day escapees.

Shawnee The Law Wilbur Underhill R. H. Colvin Oklahoma City Raymond Roe Ralph Rowe Eva Mae Nichols Underhill Roe Colvin Wilbur Nichols Franklin Title and Trust Co Kentucky Frank Smith Kansas City Union Plaza Frank Nash Richard T. Galatas Hot Springs Ark George Nash Konawa Seminole Fort Scott Kan Pittsburg Desperado Shawnee House Clarence Hurt Hart Hurt Stanley Rogers Kansas Oklahoma Okmulgee McAlester Wichita Lansing Bob Brady MacAlester Carter County

Thomas C Reed obituary in Stratford services set

Thomas Calvin Reed 78 died at his Stratford home Friday morning. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at the home with Rev. Carrollton of Stratford Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Survivors: widow Annie Reed three daughters Mrs H T Roberts Mrs L S Carter and Mrs Earl Charlton and four sons Wesley Jeff Robert and Pat Reed. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge.

J. E. Jones Allen Rev. Kimbrough Keith Funeral Chapel Thomas Calvin Reed Stratford Carrollton Stratford Baptist Church Memorial Park Cemetery Reed Annie Reed H. T. Roberts Coalgate L. S. Carter Graham Texas Earl Charlton Bart

Mrs Ruby Fields Dies at 7 Percent Owed Home

Mrs Ruby Dixie Fields died at her home 505 South Ash on Saturday morning at 10. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 2:00.

Ruby Dixie Fields South Ash

Obituary for Mrs Fields with funeral details

At Keith Funeral Chapel Rev Teague officiated the service and burial followed in Rosedale cemetery. Mrs Fields is survived by two daughters Janie Morris of Bakersfield Missouri and Bettie Payne of Wills Point Texas and two brothers R L Hall of Stuart Oklahoma and E Hall of Center Arkansas.

Keith Funeral Chapel Teague Rosedale Cemetery Fields Janie Morris Bakersfield Bettie Payne Wills Point Texas R. L. Hall Stuart Okla E. Hall Center Arkansas

Greater returns for the amount invested

Classified ad notes better value for investors with emphasis on increased returns. Lists potential opportunities and general guidance for maximizing yields from capital placements. No specific entities or amounts are provided in the readable text.

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National Capitol President James Anna Curtis Chesley W. Jurney Edwin A. Halsey Mrs Ray Lowrey Frances Clinton Mr. Lowrey O. L. Lowrey Mrs. Lowrey Nina Bullock Borger Dennis Petty Washington, D. C Robert Galbreath F. F. Brydia W. T. Autry Mrs. Autry F. E. Bowman Carl Rogers Bowmans Ozarks Anita Jean Knox Cardwell Yuma Arizona O. R. Freeman High School Avenue Jac Jeffress South Hope Corrine Carpenter Columbia Oscar Hatcher D. A. Crumley B. C. Lillard of Stonewall Mr. and Mrs. Vestal Henry Jones United States Montevideo Europe Finland Thomas C. Reed Ruby Fields World-Telegram Ledger New York State Arthur E. Ware London
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