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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

6

Rural Communities of Pontotoc County News Highlights Local Notes

Weekend visits in Vanoss Ada and Sunshine. Burial of Molly Bohannon in Vanoss First Baptist with pastor Teague. School recess due to scarlet fever threat. weather brings winter conditions and upcoming revival. Latta and Worstell basketball results and community events including marriages and gatherings.

M. E Molly) Bohannon Alex Okla Old Midland First Baptist Church Vaness Eld. F. E. Teague Bohannon Ano J. W. Law and R. M. Crumpton

Local couples wed and visit across towns in Oklahoma

Miss Bessie Sinclair and Theo Hoggatt wed on Monday and will reside in California. Several residents including Joe Scott, Clara Fish, Edgar French, and Mrs. Eula Williams are noted visitors and movers. A birthday party hosted by Mrs. Ernest Miller featured many attendees from Tulsa and nearby towns.

Bessie Sinclair Theo Hoggatt California Joe Scott Fitzhugh Clara Fish Ada Edgar French Queen City Texas John Murphy Howard Elkins Loman Elkins LaVerne Odom Oklahoma City Eula Williams Barnsdall Tom Godby St. Louis Mo Bill Godby Nancy Sallee Walton and Daughters Tulsa Bud Murphy Pat French Ernest Miller Melva Gibson Esta Lee Murphy Esther, Fish Mary Ann Elkins LaVerne Weaver Hazel Beck Alice Slagle Ortha Garrison Francis Byrd Margaret Johnson Sybil Jennings Moffett Nyche Oleta France Edna G. Johnson Jona Mae Harper Helen Beck George C. McKay Morris Harper Jim Byrd Chas. Dehoney Matt Hillis M. C. Jennings John Elkins Glenn Jones Deward Miller Pete Engram Raymond Brown Ralph Dennis Chester Dodd

Cold Weather Notes From Local Social Roundup

Community gossip lists visits and ailments as residents endure cold. Ona Boucher, May Barnett, and several others share days with friends and neighbors. Lonnie Buchanan and Etta Hilton are mentioned in illness updates while families move and miss others in club activities.

Maxwell Ona Boucher May Barnett W. A. Berry Lora Ellis Mae Barnett C. A. Barnett Mildred Barnett Earnest Hampton Mary Tyree Edna Buchanan Lonnie Buchanan Etta Hilton Laura Isaacs Loretta Walden Etta Ellis Mona Jean Carmichael Ruth Louise Bailey Pauline Barnett Ruth Bailey J. W. Tipps Ada Tipps Dikes Boucher Nora Bailey

Winter Sickness Affects Local Farmers In Ada Area

The community notes widespread illness while farmers welcome home winter. Names include Mrs Ragland Billie Workman and Jess Ward s baby with various visits and travel among Ada Hartshorne Holdenville and surrounding towns. Many local residents visit relatives and attend events, with lingering health concerns noted.

Ragland Billie Workman Jess Ward J. R. Newby Shue Winston Myers Odar Wardlow Lee Fowler Whitehead Wardlow Mary Workman Ada Ruth Wilson

Summers Chapel Community Notes Show Early Winter Signs

The Summers Chapel column reports cold winds and a steady social scene with a midweek pie supper raising funds for school yard improvements and community gatherings at Jewell Burk’s in honor of Lorena Walker. It covers club officer elections, visits, dances, sports wins for the Rebee basketball team, farewells, and a large farewell dinner for L. W. and Russell Easley and Yollie Lane with music, games, and food.

Old North Wind Juanita Bureh Lee Tucker Jewell Burk’s Lorena Walker Seminole Aubrey Ruth Prentiss Horton Center Bud Horton Campbell Lawson Abbott E. A. Easley L. W. and Russell Easley Yollie Lane Oil Center Maxwell Summers Chapel Rebee Latta Ada Pickett Galey Oklahoma City Maudine Bullock Mrs. Edwards Glenda Easley L. G. Robertson Vernon Robertson S. M. Green Los Angeles California George Flowers Arizona Texas K A. Easley Trave East Jester Flowers Shamrock

Young reformer found guilty in Arkansas plantation case

Norman Thomas and Commonwealth College supporters vow to aid Ward Rogers Vanderbilt graduate in appealing a six months jail term and 500 dollar fine for urging tenants to overthrow the government. The trial linked to efforts to abolish the plantation sharecropper system and possible threats of violence were noted.

Associated Press Rodgers Mary Connor Myers Agricultural Adjustment Administration South Marked Tree United States

Reilly Clinches Fingerprint Debate in Lindbergh Trial

No. 2 Edward J. Reilly challenged Kelly on fingerprint evidence in the Lindbergh case trial. The defense lawyer demonstrated with paper and powder, arguing prints were of no value on the nursery note and ladder, while noting New York expert Hudson’s claimed 500 prints using silver nitrate.

Edward J. Reilly Defense Legal Kelly Reilly Thomas W. Tranchard Chambers New York H. M. Hudson David T. Wilentz Lindbergh

Conway Miller to Lead Services This Weekend

The local pastor Conway R. Miller will fill his regular appointment Sunday and Sunday night. Weather brings rain Friday through Sunday with a freeze expected Sunday night into Monday. Grandpa and Sherwood Wallace drove to Ada Saturday. June Sawyers of Ada and Hilger Kifer of Steedman were part of yesterday’s events.

A. J. Denton Alton Alberta Sutton Hughes Ona Tiner Sutton Mr. Hughes Mr. Hayes Ona Hughes Mae McDaniel Ada William Miller Knox Leroy McDaniel Lorene Allen Juanita Eulah Simpson Illamae Crawford Jean Munger Albert Munger Ww. H. Bandy Denny Bernice Wilson Paul . Higginbotham Oklahoma City Tulsa Wayne Moberly Addie McDonald Betty Jo John Edith Foxx R. W. Miller Grandpa Sherwood Wallace June Sawyers Hilger Kifer Steedman

Ada shoppers enjoy weekend visits and rain renewed mud

Mr and Mrs Quanah McDonald shopped in Ada on Saturday. Miss Maxine Jackson shopped and visited friends in Ada Saturday. Weather jokes about Old Winter and black mud accompany the scene.

Evelyn Ada G. A. Pitt A. E. Ford Sunshine G. M. Pitt Quanah McDonald Maxine Jackson

Rainy spell hits town with sickness and sports losses

The community faces more illness as flu and pneumonia rise. local teams lose two ball games and independent squad falls to Ada Phillips 66. January dates 25th and 26th are noted as upcoming events with 40 invited schools. Ada and Gladstone Hall attend games. Obituary for seven month old Patricia Dovalene McDaniel notes pneumonia and calls for sympathy.

Tupelo Ada Gladstone Hall Jim Whisenhunt Lewis Echols Joe Rodgers Will Moore Dan Lillie Fern and Leroy John Ray Earl Phares Lula Glover Maude Harbin Ernest Harbin Carl J. Davis Alford Cook Clint Whisenhunt Roy Hamilton Herb Antle

In Memory of Franklin D. Palmer

A short obituary notes the birth on June 1 1933 and death on December 29 1934 of Franklin D Palmer. He is survived by his mother and father Mr and Mrs W M Palmer two brothers Eugene and Calvin and twin sister Joyce Marie. A poem by cousin Gertrude Penrod Ada Route 5 accompanies the notice.

Leonard McDaniel Little Patricia Dovalene Patricia Jesus Franklin D. Palmer W. M. Palmer Eugene Calvin Joyce Marie

Stonewall Baptist Urges Membership Drive and Regular Services

Stonewall Oklahoma report notes Baptists not attending church, with Pastor visiting homes to enlist members. The church adopted a new year's budget on January 13 and now has treasury funds. Sunday preaching is scheduled and congregants are urged to attend and support offerings.

First Baptist Church Vaness Okla Milford Hale Evans Y. C. Horton The Baptist Association Ada R. S. Jones Richmond OO. B. U Stonewall Clay Gregory

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pontotoc County W. A. Barrow Ira Barrow Grady Jinks Clarence Rinels Albert Clary O. L. Bynum Bynum Dec Tolliver Jim Vincent Frank Becky Jane Walden’s Walden Dick Jones the Plains Myrtle Sweet Ray Sweet Johnson McGuffee W. B. Beard G. L. Ivey J. A. Burk Roy Choat Doyle Thomas Mr Steele Viola Choat Baby Low Dill Choat Mr. Hopkins Ray Choat Elecie Parish Dewey Tilley Lois Parish Edna Tilley Winter Mozelle Barnes Elizabeth Lena Owens Forest Cude Bebee Worstell Velma and Cordell Goodpasture Francis Cade Paul Thurman Oklahoma High School Honorary Society Kenneth Hudson Mary Alice Hohman Sibyl Cude Dena Mae Blankenship Pauline Fuller Vardaman Chilcoat Rosemary Johnson Altha Laughlin Sylvia Haynes Nola Abbot Little Laverne Deaton Hollis Barnes Smith Hudson Kenneth Lucille Hudson McNeal Ralph Adair Claud Denslaw Murray College Tishomingo Pauline Bagcett Evelyn Clary Cc. Ss. T. C Hickory Aubra Clary Lucille Norman George Kimbrove Ariene Clary Ruth Lasson Scullin Halton Hyden Cary Hyden Holdenville Ardmore Will Etchieson Roff Leonard Etchison Dave Barrow H. R. Rankins Dee Bowery McGee Jesse Newby Dovie Estes Cole Pinkie Dovie Doyl Newby Will Etracheen Cc. G. Newby Mage Newby Lois Meek Helen Jolene Wolfe City Etta Hightower Ruby Hood Euest D. W. Hood Bill Finley Melvin Booth Grandma Hood John Roberts O. E. Roberts Duke Lorene Crow Roberts Ruby Ruth Hood Virgel Meek Lattn Thomas Bennett Eddie Coffee Parish Chapel Hobart Willard Scoff Joy Roberts Hightower Bill McCollough Leon Smith Hart Patton Lillie Mae Evans H. G. Coffey Willie Owenby Pendleton Davie Patton Charlie Dunn Shelby Standfield Aid Buster Patton Winfrey McKeel Daugherty Sissell Ruby Herring Meek Virgle Hoover Martha McKeel Alfred Dosson Evelyn Coffey Earl Stewart Cora Floyd Bill Sarah Pendleton Otis Coffey Ray Arthur Coffey Wells Gentry MecKeel Marlow Louise McKeel Konawa Odra Mae Glover Beda Hokett Paul Harvin Mozella Echols NEA Arkansas Robert S. Dudley Thomas Justice of the Peace Conway Egypt Lula Patricia McDaniel 7Th St Ada, Okla Heaven Franklin Gertrude Penrod Route 5 Swift & Company Oklahoma
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