Community notices and local travels from Ada area
A collage of local updates notes Mrs Eddings ill but improving, families leaving for Colorado, and residents returning from Kansas City. Jasper Copeland and Commodore Sutherland seek work in Slick Oklahoma while Alma Medlock visits, and Miss Orell recovers with her daughters. Religious services, the Endeavor society, and Ada High School glee club are mentioned along with a planned high school play on January 13 with a small admission.
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Ada High School Glee Club
Morris
Nettles
Caskey
Latta Sunday School Reorganizes Under New Superintendent
Latta Consolidated School reports the Sunday school reorganized last Sunday after several weeks of absence. Mr. Plumlee named new superintendent and is expected to lead a strong revival of the program. The community praises former superintendent Mr. Gillerman for his work and will regret his departure at school end.
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Latta Consolidated School
Plumlee
Gillerman
Local visits and family gatherings recorded in Ada trip notes
J. W. Isaacs and J. E. Maddox traveled to Ada on business. B. J. Downing and Mrs. J. N. Thompson spent Sunday at Center with the Bradleys. Augusta Thompson Jewell Isaacs and Ollie Wood visited the Isaacs home Saturday night. Downing and Miss Gertrude Pennington will spend the week with Mrs. Sarah Robinson in Ada. Debs Thompson visited cousin Lyman Pennington. Virgie Maddox visited friend Ocie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wood visited daughter Mrs. Florence Isaacs. Minnie Dunning has been on the sick list recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Isaacs
J. E. Maddox
Ada
B. J. Downing
J. N. Thompson
Charlie Bradley
Augusta Thompson
Jewell Isaacs
Ollie Wood
Willie Isaacs
Virgie Maddox
Ocie Anderson
C. R. Wood
Florence Isaacs
Minnie Dunning
Worstell Community Weekend Folks Attend Parish Chapel
A Worstell crowd visited Parish Chapel Sunday night for church and social time. Local residents Miss Ollie Sweet Miss Lillie Bunch Grace Watts Roy Stegall Less Johnson and others attended with Miss Gracie Crow visiting her Aunt in the area.
Local News Notes From Parish Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Edd Jones a fine baby girl. Miss Fannie Medley, studying at Egypt, is here now. Charlie Medley on the sick list this week. Miss Laverne Cade visited Mrs Rose Monday night. Kell fo Mrs Bertha Haner at Parish Chapel Sunday night. Mrs Owens from Vaness visiting Ms Will Gar en. Parish and Summers Chapel Sunday school started and everyone invited. Mrs Eddings and family visited daughter Mrs Nora Sweet. Miss Ollie Sweet visiting our school Monday evening. Miss Oa Eddings stayed with her sister two weeks then went home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ivey visited Grand Pa and Grandma Burks Sunday afternoon. Mrs Tom Cowgar on the sick list this week. Mrs Nora Sweet spent the morn ing with her sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worstell
Gracie Crow
Naley Burks
Ollie Sweet
Lillie Bunch
Henry Jones
Less Johnson
Rebee
Willie Sweet
Parish Chapel
Grace Watts
Roy Stegall
Less John- S92
Parsh Chapel
Owens
Vaness
G. L. Ivey
Bertie and
Elva Jones
Roy and
Lewis
Edd Jones
Fannie Medley
Egypt
Charlie Medley
Laverne Cade
Rose Monday Nigter
Kell
Bertha Haner
Will Garen
Depot nearing occupancy as contractors target mid month
The new depot should be ready for occupancy by the 15th of this month. John I. McCoole of Checotah, Supt I. C. O. F. home, is in town with his wife visiting friends and relatives. E H Hanner reports his brother died in New Mexico. later word says death was due to heart disease. Mrs J W West dies in Oklahoma City after an operation. funeral at Baptist church with Rev Hutson officiating. burial at Cedar Grove. She was Jim West’s wife, John Henson’s daughter, and mother of ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
John I. McCoole
Checotah
E. H. Hanner
Hs Brother
New Mexico
J. W. West
Oklahoma City
Francis
Baptist Church
Hutson
Cedar Grove
Jim West
John Henson
Stratford Pioneer Maj. S. J. Bunch Dies at Byars Home
Maj. S. J. Bunch, longtime pioneer resident of Byars, died suddenly at his home on Tuesday morning December 27. In Stratford, C. B. Perry, in the produce business for about eight years, has discontinued his operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Maj
S. J. Bunch
Byars
C. B. Perry
Fragmentary OCR News Item With Unreadable Core Details
Incomplete readable segments point to a local news item with missing names places and actions. The readable portions do not reveal a clear event date or involved organizations.
Local Shifts and Losses Highlight Rural News
Reported shooting near Pauls Valley left Cromer Thomas injured as his Ford was fired upon at close range. R S Brooks lost 4 000 to 5 000 bales of alfalfa hay in a Sunday night barn fire costing over 1 250 with 1 750 insured. Santa Fe mail service from Byars to Ada ends, drawing complaints about depot mail access and trainLetter drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromer Thomas
Pauls Valley
Cromer
R. S. Brooks
Brooks
Santa Fe
Byars
Ada
Colbert Items Highlight Services and Local Visits
Sunday school attendance reached seventy as Rev. Nettles preached twice, with a Sunday night sermon aimed at young people. Odell Bryant, age seven, suffered a severe skull injury from a mule but survived after swift surgical intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Chesnut
Armstrongs
Joe Rushing
Ted Rushing
Homer
John Qualls
Wilson
Okla
Homer School
Lon Zohner
Union Valley
Chesnut
How to end a cold with least time loss
The article suggests using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the onset of a cold to minimize disruption. It cites many families who have used it successfully for years and hold it in high esteem, calling it excellent.
Sunshine Church Notes and Regional Appointments
Rev. C. A. Brock of Roff missed Saturday due to family illness but preached Sunday at eleven before returning home. A Sunday school was organized at Blue Mound drawing Sunshine members. H. G. Brents Sam Cantrell G. H. Priest and Miles Conner were in Roff Saturday. Prof. Roper of Blue Mound visited Roff Monday amid rain and stock water shortages ending with moisture welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
C. A. Brock
Roff
Blue Mound
H. G. Brents
Sam Cantrell
G. H. Priest
Miles Conner
Prof
Roper
Ada Sunday school grows as band ordered for funeral
The Sunday school expects larger attendance this quarter while the Ada High School band was unable to perform last Sunday afternoon due to a funeral commitment. The band will return next Sunday at 2 o clock. Other local notes report visits, family gatherings, and community happenings including church evangelistic meetings led by W A Irwin at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada High School
Everbody
Virgil Brumley
Walker Brumley
Ina Brumley
Lee Ford
Connie Clark
Mrs Mary Downing Dies at Home in January
Mrs Mary Downing died at her home 413 East 14th Street on Monday January 9. Funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday with Rev J H Ball of the Methodist Church in charge. Interment was in Rosedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Downing
East 14Th Street
J. H. Ball
Methodist Church
Rosedale
Death of J. A. Thomas Jr at home
J. A. Thomas Jr one year old son of Mr and Mrs J A Thomas Sr died at 412 West Twelfth street. Body to be taken to Centraloma today for funeral services to be held there.
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J. A. Thomas, Jr
J. A. Thomas Sr
West Twelfth Street
Centraloma
Tulsa gridiron games move to university field
Tulsa football games in the future will be played at the university athletic field east of the city rather than McNulty park. The move, prompted by pavement work and street car service installation, puts central field access two miles from the business district.
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Tulsa
University of Tulsa
University Athletic Field
McNulty Park
University Athletic
University Field
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
This pleasant safe reliable medicine for coughs and colds has long been used and highly esteemed in homes. It is favored by mothers of young children as it contains no opium or other harmful drug. Try it when you need such a remedy.
Ada Chapter No. 28 Elects New Officers
Ada Chapter No. 28 of the Eastern Star names its elected officers for the ensuing period. Officers include W M Mrs T W Bowzee, W P Mrs A C Dixon, A M Mrs J P Crawford, Secretary Mrs BE Peay, Treasurer Mrs J E Russell, Cond Mrs J N Nesbitt, Asst Cond Mrs J C Deaver, Chaplain Mrs Lula Gibson, Marshall Miss Golden Williams, Organist Mrs John Zimmerman, Adah Mrs W P Lee, Ruth Mrs Lee Smith, Esther Miss Inez Donaldson, Martha Mrs F R Laird, Electa Mrs A C Dixon Werder, Sentinel Mrs Stewart Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Eastern Star
T. W. Bowzee
W M
A. C. Dixon
W. P
J. P. Crawford
A. M
BE. C. Peay
J. E Russell
J. N. Nesbitt
J. C. Deaver
Lula
Chamberlain's Tablets for Headache and Digestive Ailments
An old remedy notice advises three Chamberlain's Tablets for severe headache with a disordered stomach and constipation. It claims the pills correct liver and bowel disorders and effectively cure the headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs Brooks Dies After Eight Months Illness
Mrs T D Brooks of the south part of town died Sunday morning at 4 oclock after a lingering illness of about eight months caused by cancer of the month. She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs A H Mays of Okemah and a son Walter Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Brooks
Woodmen Circle installs new officers at meeting
The Woodmen Circle met last night and installed officers including Past Guardian Emma Wray Guardian R. L. Kennon Advisor Sybie Jordan Clerk A B Allen Banker Margarette Crawford Chaplain Littie Russell Attendant Dora Bennett Asst Attendant Lillie West Manager J K Reed Lillie Cole Inner Sentinel Lula Auld Outer Sentinel Mollie Keegan. Afterward an hour socialized.
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Woodmen
Guardian
Emma Wray
R. L. Kennon
Sybie Jordan
A. B. Allen
Margarette ‘Crawford
Littie Russell
Dora Bennett
Lillie West
J. K. Reed
Lillie Cole
Inner Sentinel
Lula Auld
Outer Sentinel
Mollie Keegan
Grandson Given 30 Days for Assault on Grandmother
Jess Rives, a negro, was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Justice H J Brown on a charge of assault and batteries for attacking his grandmother. Willie Driver was found guilty of assault and battery, fined 50 dollars and costs, and jailed on default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Rives
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
Rives
Willie Driver
Italy Imposes 20 Percent Hotel Tax Increase
Hotels in Italy raise room rates by twenty percent to fund luxury taxes and aid war widows and related funds. The levy affects visitors and local tourism as guests face higher prices for lodging and associated services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Illustrated dairying lecture at chamber meeting
An illustrated talk on the dairying industry and its benefits was presented at the chamber of commerce rooms. The session highlighted the vitality of dairy farming and its positive impact on the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Chamber of Commerce
Professional Cards: Dr A Thomas Ary and U G Winn
Card notices list Dr A Thomas Ary a surgeon at West 12th Street Ada Ok and attorney U G Winn practicing at the Oklahoma State Bank Building Ada Ok with contact and office details for professional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. CO
A. Thomas Aryn Surgeo
12Th St
U. G. Winn
Oklahoma State Bank Building
Ada
Oklahoma
Dr Spence Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist
Announcement for an eye ear nose and throat specialist named Dr Spence offering glasses fitting services at the Shaw Building in Ada Oklahoma dated 9-29-4tw with location details.
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Spence
Shaw
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J. EB. Eddings
Hran
Cecil Q
Colorado
Jasper Copeland
Commodore Sutherland
Slick, Okla
Esabélise Eddings
A. J. Sutherland
Cente
Sam Smith
Coalgate
Mrs. Little
Ethra
Os Ee
West Main
Mae
Hazel Carmichael
Happy Land
Luther Lackey
Edmond
W. A. Irwin
The
Presbyterian Church
Tulsa Gridiron
Eastern Star Chapter
C. Mins
Emerson Tire Shop
East Main
Zensal CO
Nels Darling
Zensal
Adair-Maxey Shoe Shop
East Main Street
First National Bank
Ada, Oklahoma
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty
State & Co
F. J. Phillips
P. A. Norris
J. A. Smith
A. L. Griffeth
W. C. Durban
A. M. Gregg
J. C. Sparks
S. M. Shaw
N. B. Haney
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