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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
6
In a rugged Wabash setting, a lone footprint on a trail captures the investigator’s curiosity. The narrator recalls Uncle Nick’s woodsman lore as he reflects on a silent, isolated sign that hints at a hidden path and a quiet game of pursuit.
Night schools in the city expand rapidly with enrollment rising from about thirty to over eighty in three weeks. Teachers from college, high school, and grade schools volunteer their time under W. B. Morrison and J. E. Hickman to offer classes from beginner work to eight grade levels at Willard, Glenwood, Washington and Irving ward buildings.
The scene unfolds at a red roof cottage where Texie wanders among flowers while the young preacher studies, and banker Colin faces a life weighed by past bargains. He discovers a sealed envelope addressed to Jack Warhope, burned portraits, and a hidden locket as memories and choices loom.
W C Herring oversees rural work and visits Murray county as several schools earn model status. He will travel next to Hughes and Okmulgee counties. M P Hatchett spoke to Okemah county teachers. Misses Knight Syday and Montgomery study at Peabody College Tennessee and expect advanced degrees after spring. Miss Frances Coffey becomes assistant supervisor at the training school, a graduate of Arkansas University with Columbia post graduate work. The training school will host 125 to 150 student teachers this term, the largest third term enrollment in school history.
The Democratic County Central Committee is called to meet January 26, 1924 at 2:30 PM in the tutorium of the Convention Hallin Ada Oklahoma. Only precinct chairs or accredited proxies may attend. proxies must reside in the voting precinct. The meeting aims to elect chair and vice chair and secretary treasurer for two years and handle other business.
President Coolidge indicated at the White House that any surtax above 25 percent would alter the Mellon tax bill’s principle and could trigger a veto. Cabinet discussed tax revision, with Coolidge backing the Mellon plan and willing to accept only amendments to improve it.
The East Central State Teachers College Little Orchestra drew a full Holdenville crowd and entertained about 300 Calvin High School attendees with a 1 pm concert. Members listed include Lillian Strite Lucile Mackey Bonnie Callis Mary Bella Harvey Marjorie Jackson Buford Merritt Burgess Steed Jimmy McCoy Glenn Hughes. In charge are Prof A L Fentem and Ralph Waner of the Ada Chamber of Commerce.
A coroner's jury found that the deaths of two young women and a young man in a car fire on a mud street eight miles east of Conway Arkansas were caused by accidental asphyxiation contributed by extreme cold.
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