Local Moves and Family Travel Across Ada Area
Ike Gilmore returns to Oklahoma A and M in Stillwater after holidays with parents southwest of Ada. Mrs. B B Burns relocates to Ada with daughter Pauline Rowlett on East Ninth Street. Fred Schrieber heads south west across California to Albuquerque the Grand Canyon Salt Lake City and Denver. Captain and Mrs Charles M Chauncey visit Ada before moving to Galveston Texas after time with local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivereday
Ike Gilmore
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
J. R. Gilmore
Ada
B. B. Burns
Ada Eearly
Pauline Rowlett
East Ninth Street
Fred Schrieber
California
Albuquerque
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City
Denver
Charles M. Chauncey
Galveston
Tex
W. T. Miller
Charles Chauncey
Ada Residents Note Hospital Return and Weddings
Mrs. Cad Patteson, after major surgery at Ada hospital, returns home improving rapidly. Wedding news: Miss Bernice Clark wed Mr. Stance Buchanan in Atoka. Buchanan connected with Shipley Baking Co Fort Smith. Local theater: East Central students perform Grandma Pulls the Strings for Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Cad Patteson
Ada Hospital
W. H. Patteson
West Main Street
Ada
Bernice Clark
East Central
Atoka
Stance Buchanan
van Buren
Arkansas
Buchanan
Shipley Bakinn Company
Fort Smith
Coalgate
T. G. Kelly
Grandma
Dramatic Students
East Ceniral
W. V. O'Connell
Ruth Ada Gee
Kiwanians
Winonal Holt
Lillian Faye Green
Dorothy Lunt
Elma Kidd
Flossie Howard
Lloyd Jones
Miss Gladys Sherman lands capitol office post
Miss Gladys Sherman has secured a position in the office of Judge Clark at the state capitol for the term of the fourteenth state legislature, per her mother Mrs Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Sherman
Reverend Simmons announces birth of a dancer in Boemewall
Reverend and Mrs Simmons report the birth of a child named dancer on Thursday January 5. Reverend Simmons is a pastor in Boemewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simmons
Reverend Simmons
Boemewall
Ada pastor revisits Arkansas. nearly recovers from illness
Reverend Dan J. Ottinger of the Church of Christ returned to Ada after visiting relatives and friends in Arkansas. He suffered a heart attack during the trip but is practically recovered and back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan J. Ottinger
Church of Christ
Ada
Arkansas
Ada Visitor Returns From Clovis NM After Week's Business
iWon Seddag os Mcially W. A. Delaney arrives in Ada on Friday from Clovis New Mexico following a week of business. Mrs. T. A. Starritt and daughter Mrs. Mo M. Delmage depart for Washington to stay months for recovery. Mr. Ebey from Oklahoma City, a legislator, notes rapid work by lawmakers and predicts remedial measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWon Seddag
W. A. Delaney
Ada
Clovis
New Mexico
T. A. Starritt
Mo M. Delmage
Washington, P
Starritt
W. H. Ebey
Oklahoma City
Ebey
Wellal
Mrs. Orville Snead Reported Slightly Improved at Home
Mrs. Orville Snead, confined to bed at her home for over a month, was reported somewhat improved Saturday, though remains largely unable to leave her bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Snead
Miss Gladys Sherman Named Oklahoma City House Stenographer
Miss Gladys Sherman holds a position as stenographer for the Oklahoma House of Representatives in Oklahoma City for the current legislative term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Sherman
House of Representatives
Oklahoma City
Ada Learner Injured After Fall At Home
A. W. Walker of Allen was a business visitor in Ada Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Witte sustained painful injuries from a fall Sunday morning but resumed her duties at Ada High School today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewee Meowdhan's
A. W. Walker
Allen
Ada
Mary Witte
Ada High School
Local familiar in Ada hospital for treatment and updates
Mrs Andrew Youne of Fitr uch is ill at Ada hospital. Sam Hybarcer of Arkansas City Kan spent the past weekend in Ada visiting Marvin Rog x and other friends. Mrs Jadian Dean reports her daughter Mrs Laudeselie Dean Bryant showing signs of improvement in City Hospital St Louis Mo after injuries December first. Mrs Dean thanks friends for kindness during anxious weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hybarcer
Arkansas City
Kan
Ada
Marvin Rogx
Jadian Dean
Laudeselie Dean Bryant
City Hospital
St. Louis
Dean
Ada mourns Thelma Mitchell at Reff funeral services
A group of Ada residents traveled to Reff this afternoon for funeral services honoring Mrs Thelma Mitchell who died last night. The obsequies gathered family and community members in a somber tribute reflecting on her life and contributions to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Mitchell
Spot Cotton Closes Steady in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with declines. Sales reached 5.90, low middling 5.68, middling 6.18, and middling to high grades recorded 6.58. Receipts were 1,876 with a stock of 1,038,376.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Senionenrnnasieinsie
New York
Seipacsiciel
Saciesliinnesinsse Ee
Sie Aidan
Sceipaincsinaed
Aeeses
Wallace Hogezatt Returns to Byars High School
Wallace Hogezatt resumes teaching speech and debate at Byars High School after visiting friends in Ada over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hogezatt
Byars
Ada
Panthers Held by Cougars In Conference Opener
Atlanta high school Cougars won their conference opener 27 to 16 over Pauls Valley, scoring on a tough defense that limited Pauls Valley to few penetrating advances and kept a hot shot at the Panther goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls Valley
Panther
Atla Hich
Cougars
Funeral director John Yoacum seen in Ada last night
John Yoacum now based in Purcell where he manages a funeral home was in Ada last night for unconfirmed business or personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yoacum
Purcell
Ada
Miss Opal Morean Attends Roff Funeral of Relative
Miss Opal Morean an employee of Choctaw Cotton Oil went to Roff yesterday to attend the funeral of her relative Mrs. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Morean
The
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
Roff
Mitchell
Oil gauger T. A. Wilkinson transferred to Wilson Healdton field
T. A. Wilkinson of 728 East Fifth, a gauger for the Oklahoma Pipeline Company, who had worked in five oil fields around Ada, Rebee and Francis for four years, is transferred to the Wilson Healdton field and left Ardmore to begin duties there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wilkinson
East Fifth
Ada Hosts Patricia Fay Overstreet Relative Return
Mrs. Patricia Fay Overstreet, formerly of this city, is visiting Ada as the guest of her aunt Mrs. J M Grayson. The Wright City, Oklahoma resident is identified as Mrs. Milton Kennedy through marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kennedy
Wright City
Okla
J. M. Grayson
Ada
Kennedy
Patricia Fay Overstreet
Kiwanis Installs Officers For Year In Ada
Ada Kiwanis club held the tenth annual inaugural party at First Methodist church with banquet before installing new officers. Hugh Norris oversaw installation naming Ben Hatcher as president and a slate including Dr. O H Miller, A K Laves, Dr. McBride and others. Mrs. Sugg received a flowers tribute to Kiwanis Kweens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Kiwanis Club
Firet Methodist Church
Kiwanis Kweens
H. P. Butcher
A. R&r. Suee
America
O. B. Lee
Presbyterian Church
Walton Begins New Duties on Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City January 9 CP Pauli Walker as chairman to continue in office for the present after a reorganization meeting. Former Gov J C Walton took oath as commissioner succeeding C C Childers. The body decided to hold formal business conferences at 9 0 a m each Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. C. Walton
James S. Davenport
Criminal Court of Appeals
Walton
Paul Walker
Walker
C. ¢. Childers
Ed Hicks Jr
Commission
Childers
F E. R. Hughes
Statehouse
Hughes
CP Pauli Walker
The
Corporation Commission
C. C. Childers
E. R. Hughes
Oklahoma City and Kansas City Live Market Reports
Markets report cattle and hog prices in Oklahoma City and Kansas City. Hog prices around 1,400 head in OKC with top packer bids 3.05, sows 1.75 to 2.15. Cattle steady to higher with calves 200, light yearlings strong. butcher cattle 2.56 to 3.50, cows 1.50 to 2.00, veals 3.50 to 4.00. Kansas City hogs around 5,000 head, 210 directly, market activity active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Market Report: Livestock Prices and Weights Across Cattle and Sheep
CATTLE 5 000 calves 500 killing classes evening steady to strong with load lots of light weight steers and yearlings 5.00-6.25 top 6.40 stockers and feeders scarce and steady steers good and choice 650-1500 Ibs 4.00-6.75 common 2.75-5.00 heifers 550-900 Ibs 4.25-6.00 cows 200d 3.60-3.00 vealers 2.50-6.00 stocker and feeder steers 3.75-5.75 SHEEP 5,000 lambs strong to 25 higher top fed lambs 5.75 odd lots sheep steady lambs good and choice 40-90 Ibs 5.25-5.75 good and choice 90-98 Ibs 5.00-5.65 ewes good and choice 90-150 lbs 1.25-2.25 Quotations based on ewes and wethers.
Chicago market report shows mixed dairy and egg bids
In Chicago on January 11 price quotes for butter and creamery specials range to 98 score for extras 92 and 90-91 for extra firsts. Egg receipts total 10 018 with weak extra firsts 271 and fresh graded firsts 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poultry Price Report From Chicago Market
Chicago traders reported live poultry prices with 31 truck entries. Hens ranged 12 to 13 cents, leghorn hens 9, colored springs 10, roosters 74, turkeys 10 to 14, ducks 9 to 11, geese 9, leghorn chickens 8, and broilers 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potatoes steady as shipments rise across states
Pota 62 on track 170 with total U S shipments 693. Russets steady and moderate demand. other stock dull. Wisconsin Round Whites 70-75 unclassified 65. Michigan Russet Rurals 70-72 California Idaho Russets 1 20-30 mostly 1 75-39. Truck receipts liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wheat Rises on Allotment Bill Hope See-saws Late Trade
Persistent buying by commission houses pushed wheat above yesterday's top, aided by Washington's progress on the agricultural allotment measure. The market spiked after news that the move to kill the enacting clause failed, then retreated as profit taking pulled prices down.
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Chicago
Washington
Grain and cotton markets mixed with new highs in cotton
Wheat and corn prices showed firm levels while cotton rallied to new highs on trade buying and covering. Cotton futures closed weaker after late day liquidation. March cotton at 6.39 with other dates near 6.20 to 6.66. Wheat: No. 4 red 504, corn No. 2 hard 50% new, oats No. 2 yellow 26-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Learely
Jan. Il
Wets Disagree On Repeal Resolution In Congress
Washington reports a rift grows between senate and house democrats over a prohibition repeal plan. Speaker Garner opposes the measure as written saying it clashes with the party platform and will not bring it to a vote in the house. Senate democrats may back the judiciary committee draft and avoid outright repeal while some oppose the saloon clause and may still support the draft if changes fail.Representative Rainey and Jouett Shouse weigh in with opposing views on the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Garner
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Rainey
Ilinois
Jouett Shouse
Association Against the Prohibition
Scouts Honor at First Baptist Stars in Night of Talks
Patrols fall in as Martin Landers leads on the north side of the First Baptist church. Stanley McSwaIn and Floyd Highfill assist. Thirty three boys attend with new members joining. C E Moore delivers the finest oath talk. A chili supper for troop committeemen is planned next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Landers
First Baptist Church
Stanley Mcswain
Floyd Highfill
Mr. Landers
Newsies
Earl Scott
Jack McKaskle
C. E. Moore
Mmes
William Weise
John McKay
George Cass
Stonewall
T. P. Daniels
J. W. Poor
Robert Knott
A. B. Luper
Robert McCurdy
Jose J. W. Poor
Wapanucka
Centrahoma
Albert Horn
Coalgate
Robert Lacy
J. H. Penny
A. M. Wallace
Wallace
Thelma Mitchell Dies In Local Hospital Tuesday
Mrs Thelma Mitchell died at a local hospital Tuesday morning at 7 30 o clock at age 290 Funeral services were held at the First Baptist church at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon Rev A E Ford officiating Burial in Rofs cemetery Criswell Funeral home in charge Surviving relatives include Mr Mitchell and their baby a brother Aubrey Davis three sisters Fay Mollie and Pauline Davis and her parents Mr and Mrs D L Davis all of Roff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Mitchell
First Baptist Church
A. E. Ford
Rofs Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Mitchell
Aubrey Davis
Fay
Mollie
Pauline Davis
D. L. Davis
Roff
Classified Ad Seeks Investments with Promising Returns
A local classified ad highlights opportunities to invest with expected returns. The notice promotes financial stakes and invites inquiries from potential investors seeking profit and growth in a structured plan.
New Year Resolve From Ardmoreile Editorial
In early 1933 Ardmoreile urges readers to face hardship with courage and practicality. Do not rely on government aid. Emphasizes personal effort, kindness, and returning to normal business conditions despite ongoing depression.
Oklahoma Legislature resumes work on budgets and inquiries
Oklahoma City January 10 reports both houses resuming work on appropriation and revenue measures. The house committee aims to approve the budget bill for presentation today while senate and house panels review Governor Murray’s relief and tax plans. The Ballard resolution and various investigations are also under consideration as committees reorganize and set hearings.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Murray
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Administration
Senate
Highway Department
H. M. Carnutt
Barnsdall
Capitol
Claud Briggs
Roads and Highways Committee
John A. Simpson
Farmers Union
Ballard
House Appropriations Committee
Benjamin Martin
Eugene Kerr Muskozee
Ben Harrison
R. C. Garland
Wilburton
Eastern Oklahoma College
Sam Neill
Grady County
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Kerr
Northeastern
Miami
University Preparatory School
Tonkawa
Oklahoma A. and
Smith-Hughes Teachers of Agriculture
College
University of Oklahoma
Medical School
Courage and Kindness as a Path to Recovery
A patriotic exhortation urges regaining ancestral courage to face problems with forbearance. It calls for more human kindness and less selfishness and greed to lift current difficulties and become better citizens in the future.
Kerrs Welcome Baby Boy Weighting Four Pounds
Mr and Mrs Carlton Kerr are proud parents of a baby boy weighing four pounds. Mother and baby are doing fine. Lois Kerr spent Thursday night with Irene McMeans. Bertha Grey Saturday with Jewel McMeans. Clyde Griffith shopped in Ada Saturday. J B and Irene McMeans visited the Lindon Ogee home. Lindon Ogee visited the Halls Hill community Sunday. Joy Kerr called on Bud Watson Friday. Edith Henry and children Don and Junita and Lon Phillips visited Henry McMeans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Hill
Carlton Kerr
Lois Kerr
Irene McMeans
Bertha Grey
Jewel MccMeans
Clyde Griffith
Ada
J. B
Lindon Ogee
Halls Hill
Joy Kerr
Bud Watson
Edith Henry
Don
Junita
Lon Phillips
Henry McMeans
Sunday School Attends Despite Rain and Mud
Sunday school drew a good crowd despite rain and muddy roads. A Sunday afternoon singing convention at Pleasant Hill pleased all, with quartets praised and invited back. Basketball teams played Frisco Friday. boys won, girls lost. Various locals visited kin and attended singing gatherings around Ada and Pecan Grove.
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Pleasant Hill
Lovelace
Knox
Jordan Abbott Jr
Co. P. Bebee
Wanda Hisan
Violet Bebhe
Hammelen
Lightning Ridge
Turner
Harve Fuller
Ada
M. L. Stegall
Opal
Marie Gouch
Ruby
Marie Flanagan
Ruth McNineh
Mable Dryden
Allen McNineh
Byrds Mill
Oscar Dryden
Odus McGalliiard
Thurman Park
Price McGalliard
Ethel Gamble
Leatha Carson
Tommie Jeter
Sue Wardrow
Bill Reed
Baby
Lloyd McNinth
Pecan Grove
Smoky Lane
Pittsburgh Patrolman Beating Price Set at 16 Dollars
In Pittsburgh 22 year old James Jones was sentenced after admitting a fight injuring Sub-Patrolman Harry Lindner. The magistrate set the charge at 16 dollars or 10 days for beating sub-patrolmen. the rate for beating regular patrolmen was not given.
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Pittsburgh
James Jones
Harry Lindner
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Ben Starritt
Washington, BD. C
Guy Andrews
Stratford
Ray Hunnicutt
Mire. Miller of
J. O. Lyndon
Now, Oklahoma
Tin Ada
Mrs. J. Weathree
W. A. Pelts
Eon Cecil
J. W. Sherreil
Touneill
N. M
G. D. Sherrell
Pyne School
Reb Toomer
State Capitol
Andrew Youne
Fitruch
By Williams
Weeee
Come
Hacah
Stueyy
Winder
Trwilliams
NEA Service
Kiwanis
Ben Hatcher
Jack Walton
Kansas City
Slaw Tay
COU
Ae Og
Scouts “A OF America
Pontotoc County
J. W. Huff
Huff
Yeager
W. Z. Southworth
Ira Critchfield
Zelma Luster
Jack
Vivian Critchfield
Zelma
A. PD. Kennedy
Lorene Shirley
Ashley
Virgle Farmer
Jack Critchfield
Luther Ashley
Molly Hobston
Tom Turner
J. A. Gentry
Tecumseh
C. M. Lusk
Summers Shape
Earlen Headkins
Summers Chapel
Newt McGuire
Cal Woods
Virele Turner
Lois Gentry
Flossie Gentry
I. G. Raper
Maloy
Ray Shirley
J. M. Shirley
Horace Powell
Muleshoe
Texas
Eula Reba Raper
Audrey Shirley
Charley Shirley
Parish Chapel
Louis Wood
Void Wood
T. G. Raper
Lula Dee Shirley
R. P. Bates
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