Watermelons arrive priced at one dollar in Ada
The first watermelons of the season arrived today shipped from California by express, priced at $1 each. Ada residents note local oil activity near Bruno Meyer farm, ongoing hospital news, and various residents traveling to Kansas City and Oklahoma City on personal business and work matters.
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Express
California
Duke Rushing
Ada
Chickasha
Drummond & Alderson
G. A. Truitt
Williom
Kansas City
Bruno Meyer
Lula Lee
B. B. Kilpatrick
Payne
Ohio
Mr. Kilpatrick
T. C. Stafford
Oklahoma City
W. P. Felver
New Orleans
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood
W. A. Goteher
J. P. Goteher
Gotcher
France
Local service members return from service in France and visits noted
Friday's Daily reports Edwards with nine months in France with the 34th Division has arrived home. Mrs Sawyer and Hatchcox family members return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Gary Eitenhens. Commissioner Jones received a letter from former Mayor Conger now in Memphis. Conger is traveling through Arkansas swamps and is well. A L Fentem returned from an educational trip to Stillwater and Norman and visited Oklahoma University.
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Arkansas
A. L. Fentem
Stillwater
Norman
The
Oklahoma University
Army recruiting station opens in Ada with two soldiers
Two U S army men arrived in Ada in a big army truck to establish a recruiting office. They camped nearby as preparations to open the station proceed.
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United States Army
Ada
Uncle Sam
Misses Brown Arrive in Ada Between Vacation Days
Miss Laverne and Miss Wanda Brown, daughters of Mr and Mrs Marvin Brown, returned from Missouri to Ada where they were born. Laverne, born on Ada Daily News debut day, attends Stephens College in Columbia. The Browns reside at Colonnade Apartments on Twelfth Street. Mrs Ida Binding plans to move her millinery business to Enid Oklahoma midmonth. Mrs Delia Richey from Glendora California arrives to attend her father G B Dismukes funeral at First Baptist church tomorrow at 3 30 PM.
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L. F. Parsley
Leon
Okla
Mr. Parsley
H. G. Franklin
Egypt
L. M. Shaw
N. C. Hisaw
Ada
Bill Coffman
Coffman
Miles Grigsby
B. F. Harkrider
J. H. Foley
Fort Worth
Texas
A. M. Stuart
Delina Melton
Centrahoma
Judge Busby
E. V. Thetford
West Sixth Street
G. W. Taylor
Tishomingo
Mr. Taylor
Allen
Allen National Bank
D. J. Nabors
Tupelo
A. J. Hicks
L. S. Chilcutt
Duncan
Stevens-Wilson
J. T. Harmon
First State Bank
Birmingham
Alabama
Ada Title and Trust Company
Howard
France
167Th Infantry
Justice H. J. Brown
John Pate
Mamie Rodden
Konawa
Katy
Odus Oneal
Bird Nickell
Hall’s Hill
Nickell
Misses Brown
Misses Laverne
Wanda Brown
Marvin Brown
Brown
Missouri
Miss Laverne
Ada Daily News
Miss Brown
Stephens College
Columbia
Twelfth St
Ida Binding
West Twelfth
Enid
Delia Richey
Glendora
Calif
G. B. Dismukes
First Baptist Church
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Gagwright
Hart Steiner
Bare
Stevens Wilson CO
J. J. Harper
Merle Sears
Grady Matthews
H. D. Rinsland
Charles Rayburn
Earnest Ward
L. W. Emmerson
W. H. McCalister
J. G. Breco
Stonewall
F. M. Wood
Camp Pike
S. H. Mount
Tilman Shelton
Okmulgee
Cora Wood
Kans
Retha Hight
Baptist Church
Miss Hight
Howell
Elizabeth Maylor
Shawnee
Ruth Roff
Tulsa
Roff
Ed .S. Harraway
Salvation Army
L. A. Ellison
Oklahoma State Bank
Ellison
Ever Culture
Steffen
MR. Shaw
East
Shaws Department Store
S.m.shaw
Ada, Okla
Ada Milliner
Vones A Organics
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