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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1929

Page

5

Galey Community News Highlights Local Activities

Rural Pontotoc County notices report sick but improving in Galey. The Galey team defeated Colbert 19-6 in basketball with high scorers Curtis Bonds and Roy Childress. Pleasant Hill School announces its first four year high school graduation planned this year. A charity play appears January 1 titled Looking Round for a Wife. Numerous visits, family gatherings, and church society events are noted across Ada and surrounding areas.

Pleasant Hill G. W. Booker Duty Mae Davis Della Taylor Heloise Fulkerson Vida Simmons Miss Davis Henry J. Byron Pleasant Hill School Ada

Pontotoc County Boy Scout Council Holds January Meeting

The Pontotoc County Boy Scout Council will meet Thursday January 24 at 2:00 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms upstairs near the Scout headquarters. The meeting will include the annual report, two uniform sale applications from Smith-Cole and Schoenberg and Quicksilver Clothiers, officer elections for 1929, and discussion of a regional meeting in Dallas Texas. Strong attendance expected as unemployment and relief needs rise due to railroad work cessation and steel gang layoffs impacting the community.

Harry Miller Pontotoc County Boy Scout Council Chamber of Commerce Smith-Cole Schoenberg and Quicksilver Clothiers Dallas Texas

Willard Owens plans April preliminary track meet at Vanoss

A local athletic coach Willard Owens plans a preliminary track meet at Vanoss for the first week of April inviting all schools west of Ada to compete. The piece notes community illness easing and various local visits and school activities.

Lula community notes share flu weather and gatherings

The Lula area reports good flu season weather and a well attended library at the school house with biweekly Friday night gatherings. Local visits include Gene Scott with sister Wilma Scott and Johnson Jackson with Miss Eva Ray. several attendees joined singing at Haskell. Reverend Reed led Sunday service and prayer meetings are held Sundays and Wednesdays. Mrs. Jesse Ray has been sick this past week.

Lula Jesse Ray Gene Scott Union Valley Wilma Scott Johnson Jackson Stonewall Eva Ray Haskell Altha McCormick Edgar Tiner Audrey Clifford Polk Cross Bonnie Ray Lydia Bryan Elmer Carl Wooley Glen Ruthford Sweetwater Grandpa Wooley Carl Lonnie Glover Okmulgee

Local Social News Beats Weather as Community Members Visit

Mrs B S Williams travels to Amarillo to visit son Truman Williams and wife. Frisco visitors Charles Hutchins Everett Ashburn attend gatherings. Esther Ruby Lillian and Maud Odom family visits noted. Basketball game Outsiders 15 Scouts 9. Hoot Owls column signs off with Lula's news.

B. S. Williams Amarillo Texas Truman Williams Chas. Hutchins Everett Ashburn Frisco Esther Parker Ruby Ashburn Lillian Davis Maud Alta Lorette Odom Charley Davis Onward Roy Luther Hatton Chas Hutchins Babe Davis Bobby Jean Stonewall J. H. Davis Louie Cecil Ada Mrs. Hatton Ellis Parker Forest Girl Virgil Holt Pleasant Hill Clay Tuner Seminole W. M. Parker Anme Bennett Davis Lillian C. F. Hill Florence Parker Outsiders Lula

Pie Supper Proceeds Help Piano Fund At Happy Land

Friday night pie supper raised 14 dollars and 75 cents to pay on the piano. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lamb visited with Mr and Mrs W M Lamb over the weekend. Mrs Bushers and children from Owl Creek spent Saturday night with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Ingram. Edd Lamb spent Sunday with

H. C. Lamb Henry Ingram G. W. Robbins Steedman Roye Jinkins Ada Arthur Lamb Kin Lamb J. M. Ingrram Leon Vaughns Barney Bushers Owl Creek Guy Binkley W. R. Head S. W. Morrison Eugene Acker E. A. Austell Seminole George Young Millard Holcum Jamison’s Ranch Slocum W. M. Lamb

Community Notices from Ada Area Authors

Mr and Mrs Arthur Coffey and baby spent Sunday night with his parents. Mr Dunn transacted business in Roff Saturday. Elvis Wright visited Mattie Patt Sunday. Leon Smith and Annie Smith visited relatives in Sulphur Sunday afternoon. Lester Pitts Shook Coffey and Montgomery families noted visits and trips nearby. Mrs Mamie Mounger and baby weekend visit with Pendleton family. Mrs Lillie May Evans and son Rufus of Houston visiting Coffey relatives. Mattie Patton and Ellen Dunn shared Friday night visits. The Patton gathering Friday night drew a large turnout and pleasant time.

Willard Owens Vanoss Ada Methodist Church Eld. Johnson Grandma Tilly Stella Huddleston Amsden Bradley Tolly Walker Pearl Barret Shawnee Crawford Martin Howard Tilly Addie Solomon Happy Land Carl Solomon Jaanita Ima Norville Haskell Tilly Homer McGhee Archie Solomon Eldrid Solomon Virgil Norville Celethia Tilly Solomon J. J. Shaw Don Biard Stele Huddleston Purcell J. P. Walker Carl Tilly Meeks Butch Peek Effie Lynn Peek Ethel Payne Arthur Coffey H. G. Coffey Mr. Dunn Roff Elvis Wright Mattie Patt Leon Smith Annie Smith Lester Pitts Shook Coffey Mrs. Cobb Ross Montgomery Ellen Dunn Mattie Patton John Ray Maud Fred Ray Alfred Dosson Ray Boren Oklahoma City Patton William Elmon Patton Mamie Mounger Baby Mrs. Pendleton Lillie-May Evans Rufus Houston Tex Ray Mr. Patton

Parish Chapel Faces Wet Weather Delays and Local News

Rural readers report heavy rain halting fieldwork with farmers delaying planting. Ada trips noted for Mr. and Mrs. Wood and J. N. Thompson. Dora Pennington visits son Milo. Pennington family moves near the schoolhouse and Claude Pennington relocates to the Chapel.

Wood Ada Mike Thompson Maxwell J. N. Thompson Dora Pennington Milo Pennington Claude Pennington Clifton Thopson Herman Pennington

Unemployment in City Sparks Red Cross Efforts

Mrs. Orville Snead, leader of local Red Cross work, said the year shows little improvement in unemployment and continues to strain city relief offices. The report notes persistent job scarcity affecting residents and community aid programs.

Orville Snead Red Cross

McAlester City Manager Removed by Council Vote

McAlester Jan 22 Frank Higginbotham the McAlester city manager was removed from office by a unanimous vote of the six councilmen. Mayor J B McAlester refused to call a special meeting calling the session a rump affair.

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Galey Fred Wortman Adam C. O. Wortman Lela Jessie Eorgie Newby Pat Zealand Perry Dosinke Dick Gentry Calvin Barnes Walter Donoho Hattie Jenutia Ray Donoho J. R. Newby Charley Newby Jesse Newby Geneva Gargis Dimple Engle Mrs. Engle S. H. Newby Hester Shirley Melvin Newby Summers Chapel Boys Brodie James Johnny Low E. C. Jamar Hattie Donoho Elmer Ward St. Louis J. W. Danner Manuel Manner Henry Cook Chism T. B J. H. Little Colbert Ada Court Curtis Bonds Eugene Meeks Herrin Watters Roy Childress Cuba Jones Young Peoples Grover Odell Jno. Jones Willie Berger Joe Shaw Pleasant Hills Ausbie Thompson Grandma Dryden Ervin Dryden Grandpa Dryden Debs Thompson Missouri M. R. Wood Lee Tucker Jim Henry Center Howard Wood Tom Henson J. L. Sanders George McKay Jim King Furlong Clyde Lillard Mr. Reynolds Mr. Kethly C. A. Acker Fred Reynolds Clara Fish Ora Morris Chas. Burnett Tulsa The Methodist Missionary Society Lateer T. G. Philips Ray Whitlock George McCoy Cara Morris E. M. Correll Edwin Garrett Chaddie C. O. Scrivner W. S. Furlong Boy Scout News United Charities OWL Mcalester JOH Nels Suits Coats Manhattan Mansfield
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