Ada and area residents noted in City Briefs
Huch Andrews of Stratford visited Ada friends. Mr and Mrs Roy McAnnally of Ada return from Lawrence and Tennessee wedding trip. they are now Ada residents. Mrs Buford Merritt of Roff visits with Ada parents. Fetill Henson plans trip to Old Mexico. J Lee Doudy and Homer Leeper of Roff in Ada for business. Reverend J E Farley announces birth of a son. Ardmore merchant Max Weetheimer in Ada. Mrs Cad Patteson returns to Henryetta after major operation in Ada. Birth announced for Rurals 70-723 Idaho Russell 1.10-15. Poultry market report from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McAnnally
East Fifteenth
Lawrence Pers
Tennessee
McAnnallys
Ada
McAnnally
0. G. and E. Company
Miex Marie Jennings
Ardmore
Cad Patteson
Henryetta
W. H. Patteson
Miss Bainbridge Visits Holdenville Aunt and Friend
Miss Marguerite Bainbridge spends several days in Holdenville visiting her aunt Mrs J J Farnsworth and her friend Mies Maurine Jones. Mies Jones visited here earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Bainbridge
Holdenville
J. J. Farnsworth
Mies Maurine Jones
Mies Jones
Ada visit ends as Anna Macnus returns home
Mire Anna Macnus of Wilson, who visited Ada briefly with friends, has returned to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Anna Macnus
Wilson
Ada
Ada Shopper Mra J Yavis Noted In Alien Column
Mrs J. Yavis of Alien is mentioned as a shopper in the Ada column today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. . Yavis of
Alien
Mr and Mrs Bumter Jr Visit Durant Family
Promisingay's Daily notes Mr. and Mrs. BR Bumter Jr and son Billy Beb of Durant are the young visitors of the Sumter family at 621 South High Stand Avenue. They are described as the cherished guests of Mr. and Mrs. R Sumter. The article highlights the family gathering and home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promsendoay's Daily
BR. 0. Bumter, Jr
Billy Beb
Durant
Emvil Cucesse
R. ©. Sumter
South Highsiand Avenue
Mrs Ben Chaney Visits Sa Pakwa With Mr Chaney
Mrs Ben Chaney spent Friday to Sunday in Sa pakwa staying with Mr Chaney who works in the streets of that town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Chaney
Sapakwa
Mr. Chaney
Wilkinson Leaves for Kansas City with Mother
Mrs. T. A. Wilkinson departed Saturday for Kansas City Missouri to be with her mother Mrs Hart who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
T. A. Wilkinson
Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Hart
Wilkinson oil saucer visits Ada family and friends
7 A. Wilkinson from Healdton spends the weekend in Ada visiting members of his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilkinson
Healdton
Ada
Local teachers and families visit over Ada weekend
Miss Jole Standfield a teacher at Koff invites friends and relatives to Ada for the weekend. Miss Alpha Emry a Coalzate teacher is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J T Emry in Ada. Mr and Mrs W H Ebey, in Oklahoma City for the legislature, spend the weekend at their Ada home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jole Standfield
Koff
Ade
Alpha Emry
Coalzate
J. T. Emry
Ada
W. H. Ebey
Oklahoma City
Mrs Gailbreath Visits Ada While In Tecumseh
Mrs CC A Gailbreath assistant superintendent at the Industrial Training School for girls Tecumseh spends the weekend in Ada visiting Mr and Mrs W H Ebey. Mr and Mrs John T D Rinard who have visited their daughter Mrs James Thompson and Mr Thompson will leave next week for points south to visit before returning to Los Angeles California stopping at Houston San Antonio and Galveston for brief vacation visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. A. Gailbreath
Tecumseh
Industrial Training School For Girls
Ada
W. H. Ebey
John TD. Rinard
James Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Points South
Los Angeles
California
Houston
San Antonio
Galveston
Tex
Ada visitors return home after week with friends
Prem Momdas and Mrs Haskell Floyd returned to their Seminole home after spending the week as guests of friends in Ada. Mr and Mrs Huey Johnson of Tiyne announce the birth of a one pound son on Friday January 3 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Momdas
Mre
Haskell Floyd
Seminole
Ada
Huey Johnson
Tiyne
Dixon Injury Undergoes Calm Recovery After Broadway Accident
Jack Dixon, hurt Sunday noon crossing Broadway toward E Fourteenth, is reported not seriously injured. Driver Mose Rich faces no blame. Mea T E Cullins, bedridden a week, shows rapid improvement. Nev C C Morris officiated a January 22 marriage at the pastor's study for Miss Ronnie Bulloch and Mr Cullen Prandon who reside near the Fitzhugh community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dixon
Hat ‘Sux Corpe Braines
Dixon
Broadway
E. Fourteenth
Mose Rich
Nev. C. C. Morris
Ronnie Bulloch
Cullen Prandon
Fiteshuch
Fitzhugh
Ada Visitors and District Meeting Attendances
Mire A W Chadwick of Stonewall visited Ada yesterday. A group of lads went to Coalgate today to attend a district meeting of the American Lesson Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Torsday
Mire
A. W. Chadwick
Stonewall
Coalgate
Insull directors face suit amid intercompany schemes
A complaint accuses Samuel Insull and 12 directors of paying large dividends from 1929 to 1932 with no surplus, approving settlement sums, buying dubious stock, and running intramural stock trades to fake income. Receivers say no financial readjustment possible. Also report on shootings linked to gang activity and Par fights with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Insull
Martin
Insull
Arlington man Raymond Sturces visits Oklahoma relatives
Raymond Sturces of Arlington Texas a former Ada resident is in Oklahoma for a visit with friends here and with relatives in Holdenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sturces
Arlington
Texas
Oklahoma
Holdenville
Mr and Mrs Bill Call Visit Ada While Shopping
Mr and Mrs Bill Call of Alien were in Ada yesterday visiting friends and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Call
Ada
Illness Stays Critical for Mrs. T. K. Cullins at Home
Attending physicians reported no improvement in Mrs. T. K. Cullins condition, critically ill at her North Mississippi residence for several weeks. Mrs. C. M. Means, Mrs. Bil Daugherty and Mrs. Calvin Maples of Allen shopped in Acay yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Cullins
Mississippi
C. M. Means
Bil Daugherty
Calvin Maples of
Allen
Aca
Wyricks Announce Birth of Son in Francis
Mr and Mrs L E Wyrick of Francis announce the birth of a son on Tuesday January 24 1933. The joy fills their home as relatives exchange greetings and best wishes for the newborn and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Wyrick
Francis
Lambs Announce Birth of Son on January 23 1933
Mr and Mrs R Lamb announce the arrival of a son born Monday January 23 1933. The child joins the family and adds a new member to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lamb
Stevenses Announce Birth of Son in Ada
Mr and Mrs Co L Stevens 722 Wenet Twelfth street announce the birth of a son on Sunday January 22 1933. R C Hatcher of Allen is visiting business friends in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Stevens
Wenet Twelfth Street
R. C. Hatcher
Allen
Ada
Mrs Myrtie Bumpers Visited In Norman Yesterday
Mrs Myrtie Bumpers of 504 East Main was noted as visiting Norman yesterday. The brief item records a local resident's movement without further details.
Italy to Reenter World Wheat Market Strengthens Grains
Italy was seen needing as much as 30 million bushels of wheat this season, boosting grain values. Argentina's potential farmers strike threatened corn shipments to Europe while wheat closed firm and corn and provisions remained steady or lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italy
Argentina
Europe
Grain prices in Chicago market report
Wheat and corn price figures from Chicago trading on January 25 show No 2 hard wheat at 48 No 1 northern spring at 484 new corn No 3 mixed at 232 No 2 yellow at 951 No 3 white 239 24 old corn No 2 yellow 2532 26 oats No 1 white 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Markets Oklahoma City and Kansas City Hogs and Cattle Reports
Oklahoma City cattle and hog markets show mixed with hogs at about 3.05 to 3.10 top for sows and fat cows steady, calves strong, stockers active. Kansas City reports hogs 6,090 through 1506 direct, prices mostly 5-10 lower. cattle open weak with varied weight steers and heifers. sheep markets opening lower for lambs and yearlings. Chicago produce prices mixed with butter and creamery specials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Wisconsin Round Whites and Michigan Russet Potatoes Report
Chicago market note reports potato shipments at 541 thousand cwt for U S ports with demand slow and supplies ample. Wisconsin Round White prices around 70 to 75 cents per cwt and Michigan Russet also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Cotton market stays quiet with narrow price swings
Cotton trading in New York shows limited moves as early Liverpool cable disappointment and some southern selling give way to brief rallies. March futures rise from 6.14 to 6.26 but finish barely steady, down 1 to 4 points from last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Prev
Siesta Anon
Jan
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
CP Spot cotton in New Orleans closes steady with sales at 3.1, low middling 5.65, good middling 6.55. Receipts total 4,404 and stock sits at 1,044,326 as of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Insull Directors Sued Over $49 Million Attack in Bankruptcy Case
In Chicago on January 25 a federal suit seeks 49 million dollars against the entire board of Insull Utilities Investment Inc. The action, filed by Lewis Jacobson for creditors in the bankruptcy receivership, names St. John's Church versus Samuel Sneall and targets about 29,900 debenture holders. The Michigan church is cited but exact location is unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Utilities Ezar
Insull Utilities Investment, Inc
Capone's Sister Escapes Harm in Shooting Report
Chicago police probed a Chicago paper's claim that Mafalda Mariote, sister of Al Capone, barely escaped four bullet hits in a directi on. The report, published today, noted the incident and investigation details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mafalda Mariote
al Capone
Chicago Police Today
Officers lay for burglars. gunfire ends in Oklahoma store
Trapped by officers, one man was killed and another fatally wounded as police and constables confronted burglars at the N. and L. Store in Oklahoma City. A fourth suspect escaped, and a wounded man was believed at large after a gunfight as Town Marshal Charlie Rogers fired at a fleeing suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Adams
Oklahoma City
Adams
Oklaoma City
Buddy Martin
Muskogee
Martin
Webbers Falls
Raymond Nichols
Charlie Rogers
Wichita Henrys Play Here January 30 In Boosters Show
Wichita Henry's national champions visit Wichita to face East Central Tigers on Monday night January 30. East Central coach Mickey McBride arranged the game after a 37-26 booster win in Oklahoma City. Barton Carlton, all American, leads a roster of seasoned players as the visitors bring extensive national tour experience to a capacity crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Henry's
East Central Tigers
Southwest
Mickey McBride
East Central
Oklahoma City
Henry
Boosters
Barton Carlton
Henry's
Guards Charged With Manslaughter In Insane Asylum Death
Oklahoma City January 25 two guards W A Craft and Walter McCarthy face manslaughter charges over Carl Hall 23 inmate at Fort Supply asylum who died after being subdued with a belt and handcuffs amid a fight with another inmate State board vice chairman Huen C Jones cleared the guards saying the fatal injuries stemmed from abdominal damage not strangulation and that self defense precautions in such wards are common practice Clarification on where injuries occurred remained uncertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Huen C. Jones
State Board of Affairs
Fort Supply
Carl Hall
Jones
Halls
Hall
W. A. Craft
Walter McCarthy
Editor notes Ada Weekly News subscription request
A reader from Pontotoc County encloses one dollar for a one year Ada Weekly News subscription. The writer, a lifelong Ada resident now living in Lovelady for 15 years, expresses fondness for the area and its people and says he cannot do without the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc Co
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Lovelady
Committee Splits On Ginnners Bill In House Agriculture Panel
The house agriculture committee divided over a bill to remove cotton gins from corporation commission oversight. Marvin Wooten of Seminole County led a minority push for adoption, while Tom Cheek of Farmers Union warned that deregulation could raise prices and hurt cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
House Agriculture Committee
Corporation Commission
Marvin Wooten
Seminole County
Tom Cheek
Farmers Union
Wooten
T. J. Hogg
Leedey
Commission
Collision Near Hollis Kills One Injures Three
Vernon Keesee died and George and Bertha Jewes Easter were seriously hurt when a wagon returning from a basketball game collided with a motor car near Vingon Oklahoma. Driver Herbert Shipp was bruised and investigators blamed glare from another car for the unavoidable crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Okla
Vernon Keesee
George
Bertha Jewes Easter
Vingon
Herbert Shipp
Also Mentioned on This Page
R City Briefs
Huch Andrews
Stratford
Buford Merritt
Roff
Mrs. A. BD. Coon
Mrs. Fetill Henson
Old Mexico
J. Lee Doudy
Business Iiswor
Homer Leeper
J. E. Farley
West Fifth
Max Weetheimer
Ardmore Mertehant
King-Delaney Jexal
Charlies Stone
Roy Chrisman
Joe Roper
Marie Rodke Bailey
Lillard
Hannan
Mrs. R. Ss. Rutherford
Oil Center
Idaho Russell
Colorado
Mec Clures
Leshorn
Rock Springs
T. E. Cullins
N. Mississippi
Pow Crane
Asl
Charles A. McCulloch
Edward N. Hurley
Middle West Utilities Co
Insull Holding
Walter C. Lindley
Samuel Ingall
Athens
Greece
Canada
Albert Mikes
Marquette
Capone
Atlanta
Gynea Service, Inc
By Williams
Tray
Exthaer
T.rwilliams
U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Omaha
Henry Morris
Pete’ Everett
Clark Watson
Hermits
Rutter
Iran
Buasuars
Wichita Henry
East Central Tiger Cagers
Wichitans
Cym
Ahloso
Inion Valley
Homer
Pontotoc
Owe
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