Mrs G R Naylor Undergoes Major Operation at Sugg Clinic
Mrs G R Naylor of 900 W Main underwent a major operation at the Sugg clinic this morning. Mr and Mrs M C Henderson and children Virginia and Robert left recently for their Houston Texas home after a weekend visit with Mrs Hendersons sister Mrs J E England and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Naylor
W. Main
Sugg Clinic
M. C. Henderson
Virginia
Robert
Houston
Texas
Weddles Return From Funeral in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Roy Weddle returned from Oklahoma City after attending the funeral of Mrs Weddles brother in law C J Alexander a former assistant state bank examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Weddle
Oklahoma City
Ada Area Social Notes and Wedding Report
Friday's Daily records visits of Mr and Mrs Hugh Andrews of Vanoss to Ada friends and relatives. H W Marcum president of Patsy Oil and Gas and family return from Hot Springs Arkansas. W H Roberts of Vanoss attends to business in Ada. Cleo Fairchild of Roff leaves Ada hospital after recovery. Mrs M Fine and children stay with sister Mrs A Pollock at 818 East Seventeenth. Sunday’s note reports Miss Wallie Mae Sliger and Owen Voyles of Stonewall married January 4 at Rev J A Grimes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Andrews of
Vanoss
Ada
H. W. Marcum
Patsy Oil and Gas Company
Hot Springs
Ark
M. Fine
Paul
Helen of
Norman
Mrs. Fine
A. Pollock
East Seventeenth
Wallie Mae Sliger
Owen Voyles
Stonewall
J. A. Grimes
East Thirteenth
Ada Weekend Guests Include Local Teachers
Miss Lois Lane a Wolf schoolteacher visits Ada with her parents Dr and Mrs W H Lane at 524 East Thirteenth. Mr and Mrs Haskell Floyd educators in Seminole county spend the weekend in Ada with their own parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lane
Wolf
Ada
Mrs
W. H. Lane
East Thirteenth
Haskell Floyd
Seminole Ccounty
Ada and Allen residents serve on Muskogee federal jury duty
C. G. Hall of Ada and J. W. Pegg and Jim Crumley of Allen have returned from Muskogee where they served on juries in a term of federal court. T. Z. Summers came back from a two week holiday visiting Durant Bokchito and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hall
Ada
J. W. Pegg
Jim Crumley
Allen
Muskogee
T. Z. Summers
Durant
Bokchito
Ada Daily Notes Residents and Visitors
John Pegg of Allen was in Ada on business. Mrs. Bob Bayless of Stratford visited relatives and attended to business. W. H. Brents was summoned to Okmulgee on a family illness. Mr and Mrs C A Vaughne of Francis announce the birth of a daughter on January 6. Max Westheimer and Simon Westheimer of Ardmore are in Ada for business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pegg
Allen
Bob Bayless
Stratford
Ada
W. H. Brents
Okmulgee
Max Westheimer
Simon Westheimer
Ardmore
Linscheids Welcome Daughter Anne January 8
Mr and Mrs Stewart Linscheid announce the birth of a daughter named Anne born Monday January 8 The father is the son of Dr A Linscheid president of East Central State Teachers College and teaches at Seminole High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Linscheid
Anne
Mr. Linscheid
A. Linscheid
East Central State Teachers College
Seminole High School
Mr and Mrs Coleman Crouch Return From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs Coleman Crouch came back from Kansas City Missouri after a week with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Crouch
Kansas City
Ada resident visits and shops with friends
Mrs. Edwin Garrett of Stonewall shopped and visited friends in Ada on Monday, enjoying a day out and social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Garrett
Stonewall
Ada
Mrs Lowrey Returns from Chicago Fashion Quest
Mrs Elizabeth Lowrey of Mrs Lowreys shop returned Monday from Chicago after two weeks with her son Hubbard Lowrey a Francis Harrington School of Art student. She met leading designers and stylists to confer on new spring purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lowrey
Mrs. Lowrey
Chicago
Hubbard Lowrey
Francis Harrington
Canada announce birth of daughter Kathryn in Ada
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Canada of 1019 S Belmont announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn at Ada hospital on January 9. B C Lillard of Stonewall visited friends and attended to business in Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fine of Hickory visited Ada for friends and business. Mrs FE Hendrix returned from an extended visit with sister Mrs Pat Ledford in Big Springs Texas. Mrs Ledford underwent an operation recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Canada
S. Belmont
Kathryn
Ada Hospital
B. C. Lillard
Stonewall
Ada
Lee Fine
Hickory
FE. J. Hendrix
Pat Ledford
Big Springs
Texas
Ledford
Houston Attorney Visits Son in Texas Home
Kirby Fitzpatrick of Houston Texas visits his son Leon Fitzpatrick and family at 845 East Seventh during a personal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Fitzpatrick
Houston
Texas
Leon Fitzpatrick
East Seventh
Harwell Attend Bell Funeral in Coalgate
Mr and Mrs M M Harwell attended the funeral of Mrs William Bell in Coalgate on Tuesday. Mrs M L Ferguson of Stratford shopped and visited friends in Ada Tuesday. Drew Patterson of Alien visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Harwell
William Bell
Coalgate
M. L. Ferguson
Stratford
Ada
Drew Patterson
Alien
Stratford Visitors and Improved Health Reported in Ada
G A Hinkle of Stratford visited Ada on Tuesday. Dc M Barnes of Stratford was a business visitor in Ada today. Mrs Everett Lamb at 400 West Tenth, seriously ill, was reported somewhat improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hinkle of
Stratford
Dc. M. Barnes of
Ada
Everett Lamb
West Tenth
Congressional Chuckles Over DC Liquor Bill Proceedings
In Washington on January 10, senators traded quips as Senator Harrison pressed Senator Robinson on civil works. The House debated a DC liquor bill requiring seating for drinkers, sparking jokes about bending elbows to knees. McFarlane complained the clerk skipped a page, prompting a subdued remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Robinson
Indiana
McFarlane
Texas
House
District of Columbia
Speaker
Crowley Acquitted of Murder Charge in Jonesboro Tabernacle Case
The Rev Dale Crowley was acquitted of murder in the slaying of J W Macmurdo the Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle janitor amid a church property dispute. The verdict followed an eight minute jury deliberation after four days of testimony and Crowley plans to remain pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
MacMurdo
Tabernacle
Chancery Court
Joe Jeffers
Jonesboro
The
Denver Dudley
Creatures of the coast: Cadborosaurus sighting at Victoria
Report from Victoria B C describes Amy the Cadborosaurus swimming near Gonzales Point and swallowing a seagull. Eyewitnesses Cyril Andrews and companions earlier spotted the serpent near Pender Island rearing 12 feet from a boat and taking a wounded duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Amy
del Marsh
Victoria
Earl
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia Coast Service
J. W. Chilton
Minnesota mortgage moratorium upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, sustains Minnesota's emergency mortgage moratorium law delaying foreclosures until May 1, 1935. Chief Justice Hughes writes emergency does not create power but may justify exercising power. Justices Brandeis Stone Cardozo Roberts join in the majority. The Blaisdells of Minneapolis challenged the extension of redemption time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
High Tribunal
High Court
Hughes
Brandeis, Stone, Card
Deadlock Over State Relief Shows Federal Funds Clash
Oklahoma City Jan 6 federal relief funds tighten as Governor Murray and federal investigator Charles J. Birt clash over control of the state relief program. Auditor Sam M Bounds says funds are plentiful and not from federal sources, while federal officials defer to Washing ton. Nearby, relief agencies prepare to converge on Oklahoma as curtailment narrows funds. In Taloga, Sheriff C C Jones improves after being struck by a former convict during a jail escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Murray
Sam M. Bounds
Bounds
Charles J. Birt
Birt
Washington
William J. Plunkett
Educational Relief Division
Beckett
Taloga
C. C. Jones
Dewey County
Fred Streetman
Hayter Freed After preliminary hearing in murder case
Lawton January hearing ends with Judge Manning ruling Hayter not guilty. The accused man’s daughter Virginia testified Sidney Hayter had violent fits and a pistol was shown to 13 year old Jose Dotson who said Sidney carried it last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Robert F. Hayter
John Manning
Hayter
Virginia
Walters
Sidney
Neliie
H. A. Angus
Manning
Virginia Hayter
Fort Worth
Jose Dotson
Dority Leads Federal Emergency Relief Setup in Pontotoc County
Miss Rocia Dority, appointed supervisor of social work, directs FER preparations in Pontotoc County. Home visiting case workers will determine eligibility, with sewing room work for women and direct relief projects for men not meeting CWA criteria. FER handles new cases excluding medical care, seed distribution, or old age cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Miss Rocia Dority
Miss Dority
FER
Medway
Desperadoes abduct Missouri woman to shield from police
Four quick shooting desperadoes abducted 40 year old Mrs Roy Carpenter to shield themselves from police in a six hour hostage ordeal. They stole an car in Hannibal and clashed with officers in gun battles before fleeing toward Monroe County. Mrs Carpenter was left at Julius Jacksons farm north of town after warnings not to notify officers before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Missouri
Roy Carpenter
Julius Jackson
Here
Jackson
Hannibal
Byrd’s Flagship Presses Toward Little America
The Enveloping voyage of Admiral Byrd’s second expedition moves toward Little America as Lincoln Ellsworth reports planes in good shape but digging out needed. Radio masts show ridges near Versup Mer Bay hindering dog teams while the flagship threads the Devil’s Graveyard after a close iceberg pass in fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Byrd
Little America
Mackay Radio
Lincoln Ellsworth
Versup Mer Bay
Relief Sought for Small Corporations Tax Reform Debate
Washington Jan 10 Rep Luce Mass urged tax relief for small corporations at Ways and Means hearings on the $270 million general revenue bill. He argued small firms should not bear a quarter of income taxes and urged equal treatment for partnerships and corporations. Former Rep Thatcher urged a lower cigarette tax to protect cheaper brands amid NRA costs and high levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Luce
R-Mass
Corporation
Partnership
Hill
Maurice H. Thatcher
Kentucky
NRA
Emma Goldman Granted 90 Day On Day Visit Permit
Washington reports Emma Goldman formerly Mrs. James Colton will be allowed a 90 day visit home after immigration agreement. The famed anarchist, aged 64 and wife of a Welch coal miner, was deported in 1919 and once traveled with Alexander Berkman advocating anarchism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Colton
Labor Department
Colton
Emma Goldman
Emma
Russia
United States
Bureau of Immigration
Miss Goldman
Welch
Alexander Berkman
Berkman
Henry Frick
Pittsburgh
Gain
Evasion of Civil Service Law Revealed in Hearing
Washington officials disclosed a practice of filling thousands of government jobs by temporary appointments under the economy act. James G. Yaden of the Civil Service Commission testified that department heads often use temporary authority, suggesting many vacancies are filled without executive orders. He urged exempting positions under $2,000 from such authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
House Appropriations Committee
James G. Yaden
Woodrum
D.-Va
Hastings
D.-Okla
Yaden
Congress
Rogers dismisses talk of gubernatorial run in Riverside
Will Rogers says he would rather be a poor actor than a poor governor and denies being a candidate. He notes he is not a registered voter in California while in Riverside with a film crew and credits reports tying him to a San Jose political meeting as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
Will Rogers
Rogers
San Jose
California
Continental Life Denies Insolvency in Missouri Suit
In St Louis on January 10 the Continental Life Insurance Co denied insolvency in a dissolution suit filed by the State Insurance Department. The firm asked dismissal, claiming profits and sound earnings, and contended the suit targets its leadership dispute. Hearing is set for Friday January 12. E Mays, president, also heads Grand National Bank under federal conservatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Continental Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
R. Emmett O'Malley
Missouri
E. B. Toler
H. A. Hamilton
O’malley
Ed Mays
Grand National Bank
Equipoise Sets Sights On Sun Beau Money Record Return
Lexington, Jan 10 Equipoise the little giant of the turf is growing a new hoof for another assault on Sun Beau’s money-winning record of 376,744. The C V Whitney handicap champion winner of 322,970 will return to racing this spring and summer if training goes well. past seasons left him with a game leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Equipoise
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Summers Granted 30 Day Leave From McAlester Penitentiary
Oklahoma City January 10. Governor Murray granted W. G. Summers a 30 day leave of absence from the McAlester penitentiary to make provision for his family. Summers, a former Pontotoc county court clerk, is serving a two year sentence for embezzlement after pleading guilty March 29, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Murray
W. G. Summers
Pontotoc County
McAlester
Summers
Cattle Freight Rates Remain Unchanged
An interstate commerce commission examiner recommended dismissing a complaint by cattle dealers in the southwest about freight rates for fat cattle stockers feeders and range cattle from New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma to Arizona California New Mexico and Texas. The report found the rates were lower than a comparison scale and the evidence lacked shipment weights, only showing cost per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Roberts
Dirksen
Illinois
Bent
Marsh Brothers
Chilton
Caddy
Penda
Pender Island
Cadboro Bay
Steam King
Burlington
Philadelphia
Henry T. Rainey
Virginia Jenckes
Marian Clarke
New York
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Isabella Greenway
Kathryn McCarthy
Kansas
Florence Kaho
Gourt
el Reno
Duncan
Flllworth
Emma Coldman
Mr. Hastings
Boom
Bill Summers
Ada News
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