Local notes on Ada visitors and car crash recovery
Mrs. Mae Corbin is reported improving after an automobile accident near Fitlstown. Miss Marguerite Bainbridge leaves Ada for Muskogee to visit her father before returning to Amarillo. Longley Fentem of Wewoka and J. W. Westinhunt of Lawrence were in Ada for business and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Corbin
Fitlstown
Marguerite Bainbridge
Ada
Muskogee
Amarillo
Tex
Longley Fentem
Wewoka
A. L. Fentem
Bobby Ware Improves After Emergency Operation
Bobby Ware son of Mr and Mrs B A Ware shows improvement after an emergency operation at the Sugg clinic following an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Ware
B. A. Ware
Sugg Clinic
Pend Prom PEridays Tails in Ada and Arp
Mr and Mrs G R Norman return to Arp Texas after a stay in Ada with Mrs Normans parents Mr and Mrs C H Massey 121 West Eighteenth Gordon Witherspoon recovering after appendectomy improving Mr and Mrs Edd Sallee of Stonewall visit Ada Thursday Paul Miller of Allen calls on Ada friends Rev F C McNamee starts a community church in Fittstown moving from Fort Worth to Fittstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Norman
Arp
Texas
Ada
Paul Miller
Allen
F. C. McNamee
Fittstown
Fort Worth
Pfttstown
Powell West of Shawnee Visits Ada Before Antlers Trip
Powell West formerly of Ada and employed by The Ada Evening News stopped in Ada Friday for a brief visit with friends before continuing to Antlers where he is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell West
Shawnee
Ada
Ada Evening News
Antlers
Mrs Helen Robnett Attends C E S Installation Ada
Mrs Helen Robnett of Roff attended an installation meeting of the C E S in Ada Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Robnett
Roff
C. E
Ada
Hatcher Family Return From Wichita Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher and their small son came back Friday evening from Wichita Kansas where they had been holiday guests of Mrs Hatcher's parents and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hatcher
Small Son
Wichita
Kansas
Mrs. Hatcher
Harmons Ebey Return From California Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Harmon Ebey have returned from Los Angeles where they spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs W H Ebey who are spending the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harmon Ebey
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Ebey
Mrs. W. H. Ebey
Shaw Arrives in Ada for Oil Interests and Family Visit
J. Langford Shaw arrived in Ada Friday evening from Wichita Kansas to spend a few days attending to oil interests and visiting his mother Mrs S M Shaw at 510 East Tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Langford Shaw
Ada
Wichita
Kansas
S. M. Shaw
East Tenth
Ada Visitors From Fitzhugh Allen and Ada Guests
Mr and Mrs John Dearman of Fitzhugh visited Ada on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bob Richards and George Darton of Allen were guests of friends in Ada Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendas's
John Dearman
Fitzhugh
Ada
Bob Richards
George Darton
Allen
Ada Sunder
Miss Ethel Gay Visits Ada From Canyon City
Miss Ethel Gay of Canyon City Colorado arrived in Ada Sunday for an extended visit with her brother Edgar Hammond and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Gay
Canyon City
Colorado
Ada
Edgar Hammond
Mr and Mrs Phillips Return From Extended East Trip
Mr and Mrs Nathan Phillips returned Saturday after several weeks travel to Chicago and other eastern and southern points. Mrs Phillips formerly Miss Wilma Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Phillips
Chicago
Phillips
Wilma Bryant
Ada Guests Share Weekend Visits and Kansas City Trip
Prem Pimus EKulas Smith of Allen visited Ada Monday. Mr and Mrs T A Wilkinson of Seminole spent Sunday in Ada with friends. They had recently returned from a two week vacation with relatives in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Ekulas Smith of
Allen
Ada
T. A. Wilkinson
Seminole
Kansas City
Mrs J T Grigsby Visiting Parents in Houston
Mrs. J. T. Grigsby of Houston Texas is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Keltner at 531 East Fourteenth URL unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
J. T. Grigsby
Houston, Tex
A. T. Keltner
East Fourteenth
Prom Wednesday's Daily Visitor Laselle in Ada this week
B. A. Laselle of San Diego California is in Ada this week visiting friends and handling business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Laselle
San Diego
California
Ada
Ada Hosts Past Matron's Club Meeting Evening
Mrs Ralph Clark and Mrs Ola Kile of Roff attended the Past Matron's club gathering in Ada Tuesday evening. Other Roff residents Mrs A L Bickel Mrs J D Nichols and Mrs Helen Robnett joined the meeting and visited locals. Bruno Mayer the local attorney returned from Oklahoma City after handling legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clark
Ola Kile
Roff
Ada
A. L. Bickel
J. D. Nichols
Helen Robnett
Wilbur Lee
Bruno Mayer
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Markets Record Cattle Hogs and Bank Deposits Rise
Oklahoma City markets show cattle and hog activity with gains from 15 to 25 and a new hog high. Bank deposits across seven Oklahoma cities rise markedly by year end 1934 led by Tulsa and Oklahoma City with substantial increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Cities
Tulsa
Ada city fines total 421.75 in December arrests 267
Ada reports 267 arrests in December with 421.75 cash fines. Mayor Willoughby notes fines represent about 30 percent of total assessed. prisoners often paid, worked, or served jail time. Police Chief Somer Jones cites petty larceny as a key issue. fire chief Haley notes 15 calls and 2000 in total losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
J. D. Willoughby
Convention Hall
Good Willoughby
Somer Jones
Jones
Ed Haley
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed in Kansas City Report
Kansas City market report shows hogs steady to up 10 cents with top at 5.306 on 210 pounders. Cattle and calves strong with fed steers and yearlings up. top 1038 pound steers at 10.50. Sheep and lambs up to 4.15, Colorado fed lambs at 9.15, other lots lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Colorado
Potatoes steady on moderate U. S. shipments
Potatoes steady on moderate demand and trading. Wisconsin round whites U. S. No. 1 80-85, commercial 75. Idaho russets U. S. No. 1 small to medium 1.50 to 1.52 1 2, medium to large 1.55-1.60, fine open mugs 1.62 1-2 to 1.62 1-2, Washington russets U. S. No. 1 around 1.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
U. S
Wisconsin
U. S&s
Idaho
Washington Russets U. S
Poultry Market Report Chicago Live Poultry Prices
Chicago January 9 live poultry sales show 44 trucks steady. Hens range 4 1 2 to 4 1 2 cents up. leghorns 11 cents. roosters 10. young toms 18. old 16. Ducks 4 1 2 to 4 1 2 cents. geese 15. capons 22. No. 2 grade 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Dairy Product Prices and Egg Rates in Chicago
Chicago price report shows butter at 5 785 steady and creamery specials at 32 3 4 to 33 1 4, extras 32 1 4, extra firsts 30 1 2 to 31 1 4, firsts 28 1 2 to 29 1 2, standards 31. Eggs at 1 441 steady with extra firsts 27 1 2, fresh graded firsts 26 1 2, current receipts 25 1 2, refrigerator firsts 22 1 2. Standards 23, extras 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn prices ease on selling pressure in Chicago
Chicago markets faced price setbacks as wheat and corn fell on light volume and tepid demand. A government report on farm reserves for wheat corn and oats as of January 1 was awaited at 2 p.m. tomorrow, adding to market anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain quotes from Chicago market report
Wheat prices ranged with No 2 red at 1.04 to 1 04 1 4 and No 2 hard 1.10 1 2 No 3 mixed 1.05 3 4 Corn prices showed No 3 mixed 94 No 4 yellow 95 1 2 and No 3 white 1.03 1 2 Oats No 4 white 51 poor listing three grades with noted quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton futures ease after initial rise on thin support
New York cotton trading slipped as southern selling and liquidation overshadowed early buying. March futures fell from 12.71 to 12.65 while July eased from 12.85 to 12.76 as the mid afternoon market posted small losses and spot middling held at 12.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton market closes steady in New Orleans sales
New Orleans January 9 Spot cotton closed steady with little change. Sales 1,556 bales with low middling 42.21, middling 42.86, good middling 43.31. Receipts 2,124 bales. stock 731,249 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton futures close barely steady in New York
Cotton futures ended lightly lower with a quiet session in New York. Prices for January through December contracts showed small declines from the previous close while spot middling held at 12.83.
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Amid Mixed Losses
Cotton futures in New Orleans ended steady with small declines across several contracts. Prices for January traded around 12.56 cents, May near 12.79, and July around 12.82, reflecting a cautious close as market activity wrapped for the day.
Voliva predicts 1935 will bring disaster and upheaval
Zion Illinois January 3 Glenn Voliva, head of the Christian Catholic church, says a flat earth view and Bible prophecy foretell 1935 grim events. He warns earthquakes, cyclones, droughts, floods, wars, unemployment and rise of fascism as the United States joins a revived Roman empire. He cites 1942 to 1943 Armageddon leading to Christ’s millennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Killick
Associated Press
Zion
iTil
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Northeastern Confederacy
Roman Empire
Christ
United States
Oklahoma City police car scout killer put to death in McAlester
Ernest Oglesby died in the prison electric chair in McAlester after being convicted of murder of Douglas Gates, a police car scout in Oklahoma City. More than 600 passed to see the execution, with 15 Gates officers among the witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Ernest Oglesby
Oklahoma City
Douglas Gates
Gates
Sam Tjrown
Oglesby
Hughes
Vandevanter
United States Supreme Court
Bill Prescott
Joe C. Bell
Jess Hollins
Slick
Okla
Prescott
Hollins
New Oil Field Shallow Strike North of Brady
A shallow oil field near Brady Texas witnessed an accident during a water drilling operation. One worker was injured as a line snag caused a sudden spill and halted nearby activity. Local operators report no further hazards and police are reviewing the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Texas
Oil Spout Opens as North Ranch Well Resumes Output
Operators on the White property ranch north of town watched a 700 foot well spout oil after reopening yesterday. Two weeks earlier initial production was about 50 barrels per day before the shutdown. The daily flow has since risen to roughly 75 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Farm Column on Stillwater Visit by A A A Figures
Mrs. Morgans visit to the agents meeting at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater brought valuable insight from extension force and Washington visitors. Dr Mordecai Ezekiel explained the origin and aims of the AAA, housing problems with surveys, and the goal to align consumption with production. Trent outlined the New Deal farm home program and mortgage data while Darrow emphasized accurate information as key to adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
D. P. Trent
Oklahoma A
M. College
Trent
Ernest E. Scholl
Oklahoma
Adjustment Administration
Extension Service
A. and M. College
Mordecai Ezekiel
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Ezekiel
W. H. Darrow
College Station
Texas
Union Valley Club Sees Pledges For Sewing Completion
Union Valley adult and 4-H clubs held a joint meeting with Mrs. Alice Caldwell present. A goal set by the 4-H girls is full sewing requirements completed by February 1. A separate note recalls tea cart demonstrations by Mrs. Boyd and a string of carts produced for sale. The piece also covers other club activities and local agricultural announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Valley Club
Union Valley
Alice Caldwell
H. L. Boyd
Ada
Boyd
Summers Chapel
Jessie Morgan
Maxwell
4-H
Horse Shoe Ranch
J. G. Smith
Horse Shoe
Murray County
Johnston County
Behind the Scenes in Inn
Washington buzzes during the Bughouse Period as Gertrude Stein visits amid New Deal wrangles. Roosevelt hammers out details with cabinet and Congress while Johnson and Richberg feud over publicity and NRA praise. Platinum stolen from the Washington Monument tops oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Miss Stein
Appeal to Home Owners for Jobs in Ada
Charles Hottenstein of the National Reemployment Service in Ada announces available workers for home projects. He lists tasks like moving flower beds cleaning shrubbery winterizing painting and paper hanging. The service is free and not relief related with no salary stipulation. A local effort to organize the program is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hottenstein
Federal Building
Hottenstein
Ada
Roosevelt to urge World Court ratification in Senate
President Roosevelt plans a special message urging early ratification of the protocol of American adherences to the World Court. Democratic leaders have set the three protocols for early Senate debate. Key Pittman will convene a meeting next Wednesday to act on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
471 Marriage Licenses Issued Here In 1934
The court clerk's office collected over $1 400 in 1934 from 471 marriage licenses. December was busiest with 50 licenses issued by Mrs Lel la Bedford and deputy. May had 25 licenses. other months ranged from 29 to Fifty-two? (adjusted) with various counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lella Bedford
Oklahoma meat canneries resume with federal aid
Oklahoma City Jan 8 UP the eleventh hour federal allocation of 700 000 for buying 59 000 additional head of cattle may keep five of seven state meat canneries operating. Max Cunningham of FERA said purchasing and killing start immediately with cattle mainly from the western part of the state where feed is tight. Tulsa cannery closed Saturday and Muskogee Monday as meat ran out. Okmulgee and Enid have some cattle on hand. Miami and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Max Cunningham
FERA
Tulsa
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Enid
Miami
County Clerk’s Office Busy Year Since 1928 Boom
The Pontotoc county clerk reports 1934 as the busiest year since 1928 with 8,635 real estate instruments and 7,335 chattel mortgages filed. Most business occurred in the first half, aided by Fitts oil field developments and agricultural credit loans through Shawnee Production Credit Bank. Deputy clerks Willard Anderson and Lloyd Parker assist Mrs. Hettie Garner, county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitts
Fittsfield
Hettie Garner
Pontotoc County
Willard Anderson
Lloyd Parker
Agricultural Credit Bank
Wichita, Kan
Shawnee Production Credit Bank
Wichita Bank
Federal officers raid three counties seize still and whiskey
Federal agents conducted raids in Pontotoc Coal and Seminole counties last week arresting four people and seizing a large still about 18 gallons of whiskey and 250 gallons of mash. Bill and Tom Jones faced U S Commissioner W C Edwards and were jailed after pleading not guilty. Additional arrests were made at the Country Club in Coal county and at Ada area for bonded liquor and internal revenue violations. Oliver Moses was bound over to federal court on illegal whiskey possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stanfield
U. S
Tom Graves
Internal Revenue
Pontotoc
Coal
Seminole
Seminole County
Bill
Tom Jones
W. C. Edwards
Coal County
Stonewall
Jim Gibson
Sue
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