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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1936

Page

8

Ada Deposit of Rock Asphalt Spurs Oklahoma Road Plans

Ada promising rock asphalt deposit west of the city analyzed as ideal for road surfacing. John Harden of Southern Rock Asphalt Co. argues it would employ Oklahomans and cut costs vs out of state product. Deposits near Ada could supply midwestern needs with minimal processing and easy shipment.

Oklahoma Ada John Harden Southern Rock Asphalt Co Harden Midwest

Livestock Market Report Oklahoma City January Grain Prices Noted

Markets show calves and hogs moving with price changes across classes. Cattle receipts include heavy offerings and mixed grades with steady to higher trend, while hogs command gains on butchers and sows and lighter weights fetch varied returns. Sheep see fat lambs easing slightly but desirable lots hold near top ends.

Oklahoma City Cattie

Livehog and cattle market roundup from Kansas City

Kansas City market report shows hogs 5000 head strong with 320 direct. Prices slide for sows and lower cuts while best hams reach 14.00. Cattle and calves 3500 with steady fed steers and sparse boxes. stockers slow. Sheep 5000 with slow sales, native lambs steady near 10.90 and higher bids firm on fed lambs.

Kansas City

Poultry Market Prices Reported by De AGO

The entry lists live poultry prices on January 22 with numerous categories including 25 trucks steady prices and various weights. Leghorn hens Plymouth and white rock varieties, broilers, roosters, turkeys, ducks and geese show ranges from 7 to 26 cents per pound with dressed turkeys holding steady and prices unchanged.

de Ago Plymouth White Rock Springs Plymouth Rock

Potatoes Trade Quiet as Receivers Hold Cars in Weather

Chicago January 22 report shows potatoes at 47 for on track 245 and total U S shipments 603 with supplies moderate. No early trading activity as zero weather keeps receivers from opening cars.

Chicago U. S

Chicago milk market prices mixed on grade scores

Prices for butter and creamery specials show a range with 92 score items at 33 1 2 to 34, extras 92 at 33, firsts 90 91 at 32 1 4 to 1 2, and seconds 86 87 around 60 1 2. Eyes and fresh graded firsts list varied quotes with local and refrigerator standards noted.

Chicago Jan

Wheat futures rise as May contracts near 1.01 a bushel

Chicago price action shows UD Wheat gaining about a cent with May at 1.01, while follow-up orders stay light on the bulge. Canadian exports seen at 1.25 million bushels amid a firm close 1/4 to 3/8 higher, oats up 1/4 to 3/8, and provisions little changed to 15 cents higher.

Chicago Jan Woo Mae nFa Cmicago

Spot Cotton Prices Rise in New Orleans Trade

Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a 5 point gain. Sales reached 579 against a stock of 687,571 bales. Quotations climbed with low mid staple at 11.02 and good middling at 12.42, reflecting a firm tone in the market.

New York Washington New Oreans O.db DA

Cotton futures close steady with modest gains

New Orleans January 22 cotton futures edged higher with 68 to 14 point gains across active months. Prices for May and December contracts showed small advances amid general steady trading as the market absorbed nearby supply concerns.

New Orleans New York Prey

Local Happenings From Pontotoc County and Nearby Towns

Community notes report social visits and illness regions around Pontotoc County. Minnie Morgan guests with Crass family. Grant Ables injured in accident. Killian house loss and insurance absence. school program praised. Judge McKeel builds rock barn. farm improvements and housing needs noted. Various church, lodge, and social events, retirements, and road work updates follow with multiple local families named.

Weekend Illnesses and Family News

Armenta Sales missed school late in the week due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Troutman spent the weekend in Oklahoma City. Wilson Phillips visited Sunday at the Charles L. Berger home. Curtis Wayne Marten, young son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Marten, has been very ill over the past week. Miss Mavis Williams had as

E.S.T.C Louise Pitt J. B. Sales Salis Twyman C. W. Marten Francis Watters Son Billey N. N. Baker Henry Eaves Purcell J. J. Shaw Rachel Tilley Yetta Berger C. L. Berger W. J. Standridge Armenta Sales H. L. Troutman Oklahoma City Wilson Phillips Chas. L. Berger Curtis Wayne Mavis Williams David Sallee Gene Lung Jean Cole Billy Gene Davis Mary Faye Toury Jean Gregory Albert Weise Bobby Jean Davis Mamie Nell Estes Tupelo Patsy Fern Richberg Mead Jimmy Walker California Mary Jo Gregory Jean Chaddick Daniella Colbert Fittstown Stonewall Edna Grace Johnston Two Cities Verda Mae Uhlick Zana Mae Harper Sster Fish Margarette Johnson Norris Scriv

Proposed steel merger opposed by representative Rich

Representative Rich urges investigation of proposed steel industry consolidations under Sherman law. He claims Bethlehem Steel plans to consolidate Bethlehem Steel of New Jersey Delaware Kalman Steel Bethlehem Mines and United Iron Works to defeat income tax laws. Rich notes a February 26 stockholders meeting to drop holding company status.

Washington Justice Department Antitrust Division Rich R-Pa Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cummings Bethlehem Steel Corporation of New Jersey Bethlehem Steel Corporation of Delaware Kalman Steel Corp Bethlehem Mines Corp United Iron Works Bethlehem of New Jersey

Scout Troop Plans Knot Tying Camp and Goat Roast

Ten registered scouts meet each Thursday night three quarters of a mile west of the school in a two room log cabin on Monroe Files farm. Last meeting featured outdoor games and instruction in knot tying cooking and first aid led by Mr. Williams who urged advancement to the next class. A young goat is to be cooked on an upcoming overnight hike with potential Ada patrols to be invited.

Finch Williams Monroe Files Ner L. M. Cass Nadine Dillard Paul Harper Olen Smith Mildred Gipson Joan Gipson Jim Byrd Pete Gipson Gordon Maloy Getty Ollie Walls Nova Vista New Mexico Richelle Shipman Cleveland Oklahoma Marie Gouch Craig Harper Oleta Frantz LaVirne Weav

Grace Coker and Homer Wilson Wed in Texas Nuptials

Announcement from Ada notes the marriage of Miss Grace Coker and Mr. Homer Wilson held early this week in Lubbock Texas. The couple will reside in Littlefield Texas. Miss Coker has long lived near Ada and is sister to Mrs. Oren Hughey. Mr. Wilson recently returned from Nome Alaska where he worked in gold mines.

Grace Coker Homer Wilson Ada Lubbock Texas Littlefield Miss Coker Oren Hughey Wilson Nome Alaska

Midget Money Fight Seen Returning to Congress

Washington reports that Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Earl R. Wiseman plans to push for authorizing coins smaller than one cent. He aims to rally support from 28 states with sales taxes and will return to Washington within a month.

Washington Congress Earl R. Wiseman Arkansas

Poultry Demonstration Drive Highlights County Work

Poultry specialists H. G. Wear and A. M. college agent visited Pontotoc County to inspect Mrs. N. A. Wilson and Mrs. W. R. Johnson farm flocks. Both demonstrations showed healthy flocks and improvements including remodeled poultry houses. The team also met 4-H Owl Creek and elderly agent Uncle Tom Marks, praising model building and community engagement.

H. G. Wear A. & M. College Stillwater Tom Marks Pontotoc County N. A. Wilson Wear Johnson Cc. H. Hatfield Ada Hatfield Owl Creek Jessie Morgan H. PD. A

Insect Control at Maxwell Club Meeting

The Maxwell club met on a sunny day to discuss insect control with a roundtable format. Mrs. Morgan demonstrated seed planting and transplanting methods to ensure strong root systems, while the club honored its president and secretary with a handkerchief shower and refreshments were served.

Maxwell Club Light Harris

Cooperative Agreement Guides Soil Conservation Efforts

The Soil Conservation Service with CCC workers outlines a flexible cooperative agreement for landowners. It details government actions like soil studies and mapping and expectations on farmers, aiming to tailor services to individual farms without major farming plan changes.

Konawa Oklo CCC Soil Conservation Service United States Department of Agriculture Ecw

Government Farm Outlook Reports and needed farmer aid

Curtis Floyd, County Agent, Coal County discusses Farm Outlook Reports from the U S Department of Agriculture. He argues the reports forecast world supply and prices but need accompanying farmer assistance to adjust management and avoid ruinous price cycles.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Extension Division Curtis Floyd Coal County

Ada Visit Notes From Francis and Stonewall Ladies

Mrs Lee Peppers of Francis visited friends and attended to business in Ada on Wednesday. Mrs George McKay of Stonewall visited relatives and friends and attended to business in Ada on Wednesday.

George McKay Stonewall Ada

Teachers Move and Community Notes

Mrs. Bernice Huchberg left this week for Erie Oklahoma where she has accepted a position as teacher in the city schools. Mrs. Dorothy McGee Stubbs of Waxahachie Texas arrived Wednesday and will teach piano in the college music department. She was accompanied by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Berry McGee of Waxahachie. Sam Hedrick of Allen was a business visitor in Ada Thursday. Mrs. S E McClure underwent a major operation in a local clinic Tuesday and her condition is satisfactory.

Minnie Morgan Ft. Worth Texas Jim Crass Willis Ables Grant Tom Killian Dolberg Rot Judge McKeel Pontotoc A. F. Bickel East Ross Mansell Opal King E. J. Merritt South Roff Brass Roff Thurman Smith Mays Lumber Co Stratford Mr. Smith Arthur Allen Ardmore Ed Bunyard Dewey Etchison Lexington E. C. Etchieson Ervin Turner Fort Worth Quiller Burch Ada W. S. Pickens Tobe Wingard Frank Nordean Tobe Ralph Clark Ola Kile QO. E. S Grace Marlow Wilbur Lee Harris Dona Belle Neal Robnett Meharg Bunyard Lee Clark Williams Sulphur Dan Ray Elmer Davis Jno Roff Bernice Huchberg Erie, Okla Dorothy McGee Stubbs Waxahachie, Tex Berry McGee Waxachie Grigsby Norrell Sam Hedrick Allen S. E. McClure

Nesbitt Returns Home From Ada Visit

J. N. Nesbitt traveled to Ada for several days to attend to business and visit friends before returning to his home in Coalgate.

J. N. Nesbitt Coalgate Ada

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Noy improves

The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Noy at 618 W Twelfth, ill for two weeks, is reported improving.

Margaret Walker Leaves Ada Visit for Maud Home

Miss Margaret Walker returns home to Maud after an extended stay in Ada spent at the home of her sister Mrs. Robert Poole and Mr. Poole.

Margaret Walker Maud Ada Robert Poole Mr. Poole

Durant resident Fount Furlong visits Ada

Fount Furlong of Durant was in Ada Thursday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Furlong and attending to business.

Fount Furlong of Durant Ada W. S. Furlong

Orcutt Family Returns From Ada Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Orel Orcutt and A. C. Orcutt have returned to their Memphis Texas home after visiting Ada in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Bennett. Mrs. Bennett is the daughter of A. C. Orcutt and sister of Orel Orcutt.

Orel Orcutt A. C. Orcutt Memphis Tex Ada Joe D. Bennett

Ada Visit Brings Tulsa Woman Homeward

Mrs. Elmo Kersey returned to her Tulsa home after visiting Ada with her sister Mrs. Joe D. Bennett.

Elmo Kersey Tulsa Ada Joe D. Bennett

Miss Mona Peters Undergoes Appendectomy Friday

Miss Mona Peters of Coalgate underwent an appendectomy in a local hospital Friday.

Mona Peters Coalgate

Stonewall business visitor in Ada Saturday

G. H. Frymire of Stonewall spent Saturday in Ada on a business visit, meeting with local merchants and discussing potential commercial interests.

G. H. Frymire of Stonewall Ada

Chism Leaves for Carlsbad New Mexico on Business

W. P. Chism departed Friday for Carlsbad New Mexico to handle his business affairs and oversee ongoing matters.

W. P. Chism Carlsbad New Mexico

Mrs Hawley and daughter return from Ada visit

Mrs. A. E. Hawley and her daughter Mrs. B. C. Isles of Tupelo have returned home after a short visit in Ada with relatives and friends.

A. E. Hawley B. C. Isles Tupelo Ada

Ada trip anchors Miss Edna Tipton with Tipton family

Miss Edna Tipton a Spaulding teacher spent the weekend in Ada with her parents Mr and Mrs Ross Tipton at 339 East Seventeenth Street.

Edna Tipton Spaulding Ada Ross Tipton

Ada Visit From Ark Family Dignifies Sunday

Mr and Mrs J D Walker Jr and daughter Mary Ann and Mrs G H Pruitt of Little Rock Arkansas visited in Ada Sunday in the home of Mr Walker's sister Mrs Robert Poole and Mr Poole.

J. D. Walker Jr Mary Ann G. H. Pruitt Little Rock Ark Ada Sunday Mr. Walker Robert Poole Mr. Poole

Mr and Mrs R F Ross Visit Ada Sunday

Mr and Mrs Ross of Franks visited Ada on Sunday as guests of Mrs Ross sister Mrs Kim Rogers and her family.

R. F. Ross of Franks Ada Mrs. Ross Kim Rogers

Miss Vera Young Spends Weekend in Ada

Miss Vera Young of Roff spent the weekend in Ada visiting relatives and friends.

Vera Young of Roff Ada

Gillcoat Family Moves to Ada From Jennings Louisiana

Mr and Mrs R N Gillcoat relocate to Ada to reside at the Key apartments. He is described as an oil man. Mr and Mrs George Wade of Francis visited friends and attended to business in Ada Monday.

R. N. Gillcoat Ada Jennings, la Key Mr. Gillcoat George Wade Francis

Ada Guests Noted Among Relatives and Friends

David Logan member of the state legislature from Okmulgee county visited Ada on Monday to tend to business and visit friends. He stayed with relatives and friends during the call.

David Logan Okmulgee County Ada

Killerease Kin Spent Weekend in Ada Visit

Simon Killerease of Wewoka stayed in Ada at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Bill Killerease over the weekend.

Simon Killerease Wewoka Ada Bill Killerease

Summers Guests in Ada Monday

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Summers of Oil Center were hosted by friends in Ada on Monday.

Alvin Summers Oil Center Ada

Mrs Joe Frank Turner Visits Konawa Relatives

Mrs. Joe Frank Turner of Konawa visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Laughlin and other relatives and friends here on Tuesday.

Joe Frank Turner Konawa J. J. Laughlin

Mrs Lula Young Visits Friends in Ada

Mrs. Lula Young of Centrahoma attended to business and visited friends in Ada on Tuesday.

Lula Young Centrahoma Ada

Local visits and family notes from Vaness area

Miss Helen Meaders and Miss Mary Almy, teachers at Vaness, were guests of Mrs Meaders and family Tuesday evening. Mr Leon Fitzpatrick reports his son Herby is recovering from a week long illness. Mr and Mrs W B Osborn and children spent the weekend in El Paso Texas and Mrs Osborn and children will winter there with Mr Osborn due back in Ada in about two weeks.

Helen Meaders Mary Almy Vaness Meaders Frank W. Meaders W. B. Osborn el Paso Texas

C H Rives Mentioned in Dallas Wednesday Report

A Dallas Wednesday item notes C H Rives in connection with a local matter. The brief provides limited details but confirms Rives is involved in the discussed event or issue.

Hospital Stay Extends For Dallas Figure

The subject will likely remain in a Dallas hospital for several more days, with officials noting a satisfactory recovery pace and ongoing medical care during the observation period.

Dallas Hospital

Obituary for J. B. Sawyer 12 dies at local hospital

J. B. Sawyer, 12, died at a local hospital Thursday at 6 29 a m. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 p m from Keigh Funeral Home chapel with Elder Cole officiating. Burial will follow in Old Ada cemetery. He leaves parents two brothers maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R E Hodges an uncle and four aunts. He was a junior high student and popular with classmates and teachers. Classmates will be pallbearers.

J. B. Sawyer

Mrs. Mary A. Pigg Dies at 77 in City

Mrs. Mary A. Pigg aged 77 of 709 W. Sth street died Wednesday January 15 at 3 43 p m. Funeral services were held from Criswell Funeral home chapel Thursday at 3 o clock with Rev Roberts officiating. Interment in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by husband A C Pigg and three daughters Mrs A W Smith Mrs R G Sanders and Mrs Mamie Farley.

Mary A. Pigg W. Sth Street Criswell Funeral Home Roberts Rosedale Cemtery

Obituary for Ada man Rush Reynolds in Wetumka

Rush Reynolds a 59 year old resident of Ada Oklahoma died in Wetumka on January 16 Funeral services set for January 17 at 2 30 pm from Criswell Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Wilson of the Church of Christ officiating Interment at Rosdale Cemetery He is survived by a daughter Mrs Hazel McCollum of Ada four sons Robert Homer Dale and J H Reynolds of Konawa three sisters and two brothers

Rush Reynolds Ada Okla Wetumka Criswell Funeral Home Wilson Church of Christ Rosedale Cemtery Reynolds Hazel McCollum Robert Homer Dale J. H. Reynolds Konawa

Leonard Christian dies at 38 in Stonewall

Leonard Christian 38 of Stonewall died Friday January 17 at a local hospital. Funeral services and interment will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Criswell's in Haskell Oklahoma. He is survived by wife Lucille, daughters Rudy June and Bettie Louise, sons Eugene and Leonard, and mother Nancy Christian.

Leonard Christian Stonewall Haskell Okla Criswell's

William Boler 71 Wanette Man Dies. Funeral Set

William Boler 71 of Wanette died Saturday at 1 20 p m Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m in the home of a son in Wanette with burial in Wanette cemetery Criswell's in charge He leaves his widow Minnie a daughter Alice and two sons Walter and Wilson Boler.

William Boler Wanette Criswell's Boler Minnie Boler Alice Walter Wilson Boler

Mrs Louisa Jones 70 Dies. Rites Set at 2 P.M.

Mrs Louisa Jones aged 70 of 414 West Fourteenth died Saturday at 9 a.m. Funeral services are planned for Sunday January 19 at 2 p.m. at the Funeral Home with Rev Shipman officiating. She is survived by a niece Ola Wilson of Wylie Texas.

Louisa Jones W. Fourteenth Criswell Funeral Home Shipman Ola Wilson Wylie Tex

Miss Edith Bryant 35 Frisco Dies. Rites Planned

Edith Bryant of Frisco died Monday at 1 45 AM. Funeral services and burial will be held in Holdenville Monday at 4 PM with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. L H Wright five sisters Beatrice Newberry Velman Snider Etta Wright Irene Wright Lahoma Wright and three brothers Virgil Vernon Basil Wright.

Edith Bryant Frisco Holdenville Criswell Funeral Home L. H. Wright Beatrice Newberry Velman Snider Etta Wright Irene Wright Lahoma Wright Virgil, Vernon Basil Wright

Ida Standridge Dies at 43 in Vanoss

Miss Ida Standridge of Vanoss died Tuesday January 21 in a local hospital at age 43. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the church in Vaness with Rev. Jack Gray officiating. Burial followed in Midland cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. William J. Standridge a sister Florence and a brother Carl Standridge.

Ida Standridge Vanoss Vaness Jack Gray Midland Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home Ida William J. Standridge Florence Carl Standridge

Pepper Martin Becomes Colonel on Governor’s Staff

In Oklahoma City on January 22 Col. John Pepper Martin, the third phaseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, visited the state house with Attorney General Mae Williamson and Harve Melton. Governor Marland asked if Martin could get more hits as a colonel on the staff, and Martin agreed he believed he could.

Oklahoma City Col John Pepper Martin St. Louis Cardinals State House Mae Q. Williamson Harve Melton Marland Martin Pepper

Cardui Aids Appetite and Digestion For Women

Cardui is claimed to stimulate appetite and improve digestion helping women gain strength from food. Nourishment improves strength, pains lessen, and many women praise Cardui for restored health. Mrs C B Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia reports recovery after childbirth and recommends it to others. Thousands testify Cardus benefits. If no benefit see a physician.

Cardui C. EB. Ratliff Hinton W. Va Cardus

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