Ada City Briefs Report Visitors and Family News
City residents hosted guests from Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Paul Swain with children visited Ada while en route home from a Texas trip. Rev E D Gregory and family of Panhandle Texas stayed with Roy and Lollar family. Eunice Adney and Lillian of Booneville Ark stayed with L E Franklin. An eight pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs K A James of Oklahoma City. Tom J Cooper and family left for Western Texas to visit relatives and seek a new home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Gregory
Panhandle
Texas
Ada
Roy Lollar
Lollar
Rev. Gregory
Eunice Adney
Lillian
Booneville, Ark
L. E. Franklin
East
Fiftenth Street
Adney
Colorado
K. A. James
Oklahoma
James
Clara Hyder
West Twentysecond Street
First Picture of Opening of Democratic Convention
Sister Mrs Frank Sealy will attend the opening events accompanied by family members. Harry Morris and family return from Shreveport Louisiana and Cooper Texas with reports of their trip. Frances Jane Pegg and Houston Pegg arrive in Ada after a five week Ennis Texas visit with Dorothy Lou and Virginia Muller. The two girls plan to visit Eli Vertrees and relatives for several days. Maude Thomas of Seminole returns home after Ada weekend visiting relatives and friends and a Sulphur excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sealy
Colorado
Harry Morris
Shreveport
Louisiana
Cooper
Texas
Frances Jane Pegg
Houston
Dorothy Lou
Virginia Muller
Ennis
Ada
Virginia
Eli Vertrees
Maude Thomas
Seminole
Miss Thomas
Nomination Sparks Convention as Robinson Leads
Delegates roared as Senator Robinson secured early support with Senator Bratton of New Mexico nominating him. A raucous parade by Kentucky’s Barkley backers and a donkey entry by Mississippi’s Casteel interrupted proceedings before Robinson’s name drew broad applause. Roosevelt restored order and the roll call moved toward a vice presidential ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Smith
Bratton
New Mexico
Arizona
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Senator Robinson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Harrison
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Nathan Blechman
Temple Beth-El
Houston
Melvina Passmore
Dixie
Alabama
Michael Sollie
Ozark
Henry T. Allen
the Rhine
Homer Casteel
Casteel
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Oklahoma
Arkansan
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Washington
North Dakota
Utah
Montana
Iowa
West Virginia
Georgia
Colorado
Illinois
Maine
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Delaware
Nebraska
Michigan
New Hampshire
Ohio
North Carolina
Oregon
Maryland
Texas
Virginia
Arkandian
David I. Walsh
Senate
Democratic Party
Southland
South
Walsh
T. S. Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Wyo
Nellie
Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Taliaferro
A. O. Stanley
Aiven W. Berkley
Blue Grass
Temple of Liberty
Stanley
Harris
James Hamilton Lewis
Arkasan
Warren Fuller
Florida
Fletcher
W. Orr Chapman
Idaho
Ross
N. F. Healy
List of Ada Public Schools Teachers Elected for Year
Ada school board announces the elected teaching staff for the coming year across several schools. Names include Hinshaw and Prowall at the district level, plus principals, supervisors, and hundreds of teachers such as Timberlake, Stubbs, Lane, Freeman, Myers, Horn, Parker, Wimbish, Orr Nelson, Laird, Wauson, Britt, Little, Gregg, McNair, Hughes, McKay, Parrish, Overturff, Lee, Callis, and many more across Washington, Glenwood, Irving, Hays and Willard schools. The list covers principals, supervisors, and regular instructors for elementary and junior high facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada School Board
I. S Hinshaw
Mabel Prowall
Board of Education
B. R. Stubbs
F. H. Lane
Wyatt Freeman
Paul Myers
Abbie Horn
A. J. Hacker
S. Clifton Parker
W. Burgess Steed
Grace R. Moore
Annie C. Byrd
Moss Wimbish
Mary White
Frances Dashner
Jas
W. Huff
L. W. Giles
H. M. Zimmerman
Renfro Herndon
Mary Orr Nelson
Faye Laird
Likie Wauson
Daisy Britt
Opal Little
Edna Mae Gregg
Mildred McNair
Donnie Hughes
Mary McKay
Night Flub Owners Leery Of Strangers
Night club proprietors in New York denounce raids as government control. Owners claim enforcement, with guests ordered to leave. Assemblyman Genthal cites raids costing the government hundreds of thousands. Officials refuse political attribution for the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Abraham Genthal
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United State Atorney
Hoover
U.S
Tuttle
Tutle
Daisy Britt Heads to New York for Columbia Summer Study
Daisy Britt leaves Thursday for New York City to spend the summer studying at Columbia University. She will travel via Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Britt
New York City
Columbia University
Miss Britt
Washington, D. C
Miss Louise Green Plans Visit to Arkansas Relatives
Miss Louise Green left yesterday for Arkansas to visit relatives and friends for several weeks. She will be accompanied home by her grandmother Mrs. L. N. Berger of Ft. Smith Arkansas who will visit here and at Shawnee for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Green
Points
Arkansas
Miss Green
L. N. Berger
Ft. Smith
Shawnee
Gillespie Returns to Ada After Business Trip
C. J. Gillespie of Davis returns to Ada to resume business after several days away and visiting his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Gillespie
Davis
Ada
Parker Couple Set for Summer Study at Columbia
Mr and Mrs Oscar Parker depart for New York City as Mr Parker enrolls in Columbia University for the summer term. They expect a stay of two months or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Parker
New York City
Parker
Columbia University
Leta Mae Davis Returns Home From Ada Visit
Miss Leta Mae Davis returns to Seminole this morning after visiting Callie Thomas and other friends at East Central State Teachers College in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Davis
Seminole
Ada
Callie Thomas
East Central State Teachers College
Miss Hill Heads to Columbia Summer School in New York
Miss Bess Hill left yesterday for New York City to attend Columbia University summer school. She travels via Washington by boat and is a former East Central student and a teacher in the Okmulgee schools.
Barbara Cole Departs City After Week with Hall Family
Miss Barbara Cole leaves this morning for Duncan after a week in the city as a house guest of her sister Mrs. Louis Hall and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Cole
Duncan
City
Louis Hall
Miss Louise Greer Returns Home From Ada Visit
Miss Louise Greer returned to her home in Wewoka after spending the past week in Ada visiting her aunt Mrs. L. O. Pitts and Mr. Pitts. The Pitts recently moved to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Greer
Wewoka
Ada
L. O. Pitts
Mr. Pitts
Mrs. Pitts
Houpt Family Visiting Smith and Jeter Kin in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Otis Houpt and their young daughter Mattie Louise are visiting Mrs Houpt's parents Mr and Mrs S G Smith at 609 South Johnston Avenue and sister Mrs Earl Jeter and Mr Jeter in Arthur Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Houpt
Mattie Louise
Ben
Arthur, Okla
Trice Family Guests Of Ratliffs In City Visit
Charles Trice of Pauls Valley and sisters Mrs. John Atterback of Newton Kansas and Mrs Will Trice of Wichita Kansas spent Thursday in the city visiting Mr and Mrs B E Ratliff at 730 East Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trice
Pauls Valley
John. Atterback
Newton
Kan
Will Trice
Wichita, Kan
B. E. Ratliff
Schwab to Visit Ada With Son Richard Schwab
Charles F. Schwab oil operator from Bradford Pennsylvania arrives in Ada at 3 a m to visit his son Richard Schwab who represents the Tidal Oil company. He has been a delegate at the Houston Democratic convention and will accompany his son to the Seminole oil field tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Schwab
Bradford
Ada
Richard Schwab
Tidal
Mr. Schwab
Houston
Seminole
Insurance man aids western Oklahoma cyclone damage effort
W K Gilstrap of McKinley and Gilstrap Insurance is in western Oklahoma assisting state adjusters to settle recent storm damage in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Gilstrap
McKinely and Gilstrap Insurance Agency
Oklahoma
Montgomery returns from Texas trip notes flood damaged areas
Ross Montgomery came home from a visit to Montague county Texas after viewing floods and hailstorms on both sides of the Red River. He argues Pon totoc county has little to complain of in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Montgomery
Montague County
Texas
Red River
Pontotoc County
Bogan Family Vacation Extension to Mississippi and Tennessee
Bogan and family travel to Jackson Mississippi for a two week vacation with relatives. They plan to visit additional locations in Mississippi and Tennessee before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogan
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Tennessee
Mrs Dawes Harden Visits Henryetta and Okmulgee
Mrs Dawes Harden travels to Henryetta and Okmulgee to spend the coming week with her parents and friends.
Coffman Reports Health Boost From Hot Springs Visit
W. J. Coffman returns from Hot Springs Arkansas where he says his health greatly improved due to treatment received there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Coffman
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Goynes Begin California Visit After Overland Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goyne and Mrs. Goyne's father Mr. Scott left yesterday by overland route for California where they will visit Mrs. Goyne's relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Goyne
Mrs. Goyne
Mr. Scott
Overland
California
Couple United In Marriage At First Christian Church
Mr. Lee Frantz and Miss Elvie Flatt of this city wed Sunday morning in the First Christian church study with Rev. H. W. Hunter officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Frantz
Elvie Flatt
First Christian Church
H. W. Hunter
Pound and Kite Wed in Ring Ceremony at Clarita Home
Mr. Taylor Pound of Clarita and Miss Genevieve Kite of Bromide were united in marriage Monday morning at Rev. H. W. Hunter’s home. The ring ceremony was conducted and they were accompanied by Miss Lucile Millsap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Pound
Clarita
Mullins Family Visiting Heber Springs Guests in Houston
Mr and Mrs J L Mullins and baby of Heber Springs Texas visited here Sunday as house guests of Mr and Mrs J B Chastatin at 1107 East Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mullins
Heber Springs
Texas
J. B. Chastatin
East Eighth Street
Dick Chapman Hurt By Fall In Back Alley Incident
Dick Chapman was knocked unconscious around noon after a fall from a stairway in the alley behind the Norris-Haney building on West Main. Breco hospital reported he was not seriously injured this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Chapman
Norris-Haney
West Main
Breco Hospital
Meaders sisters and Driskill to return from northeast trip
Miss Louise and Miss Bessie Dell Meaders along with Miss LaVern Driskill will return tomorrow from stops in New York Canada and other northeast locations. Louise taught in Buffalo New York this past year while Bessie Dell and LaVern have spent the last two weeks vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Bessie Dell Meaders
LaVern Driskill
New York
Canada
Northeast
Buffalo
N. Y
Bessie Dell
Miss LaVern
Brumley Returns to Amarillo After Visit
Jack Brumley returns to Amarillo Texas after a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Brumley and other relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brumley
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Brumley
Mrs
W. H. Brumley
Family plans day trip to Devils Den and Tishomingo
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vaden and children travel with Mrs. Loma Agnew to Devils Den for a picnic tomorrow, with plans to visit Tishomingo afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vaden
Loma Agnew
Devils den
Tishomingo
Geology Team Returns From Wichita and Ozark Expedition
Uel Bumpers arrived yesterday after a months long geology trip through the Wichita and Ozark mountains. The party was led by Dr. Victor Monnett of Oklahoma University with R. W. Simpson Jr. also aboard as a member of the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel Bumpers
Wichita and
Ozark Mountains
Bumpers
Victor Monnett
Geological Survey
Oklahoma University
R. W. Simpson, Jr
Rural schools plan July 16 summer terms
Supt Heflin says most rural schools will open summer terms July 16 and run two months. Those delaying will start a week later so terms end before the cotton season in September. Many teachers are pursuing degrees at East Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Heflin
East Central
Marriage Licenses Listed For Stratford Ada and Seminole
Ray Jones 30 Stratford Lyndon McDonald 18 Stratford Roy Smith 27 Ada Madge Reynolds 22 Stonewall W Albert Stewart 32 Ada Edith Moore 24 Ada Henry Homer 32 Ada Ieonn 21 Seminole Maudie Ha text mentions want ad and lost items in 1 News page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jones
Stratford
Lyndon McDonald
Roy Smith
Ada
Madge Reynolds
Stonewall
W. Albert Stewart
Edith Moore
Henry Homer
Ieonn
Seminole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Swain
Okmulgee
Swain
E. K. Smith
East Twelfth _ street
Mrs. Swain
Tom J. Cooper
NEA
Ada News
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
J. A. McDougal
National
NDA
Emeline DP. Parrish
Pearl Overturff
W. P. Lee
Leonard Callis
Washington School
A. Floyd
Preston Boren
Enid Holloway
Ruth Horner
J. C. Robinson
Clyde Kitchens
Mildred Timberlake
Lucile McCleary
Velma Jordan
Imogene Russell
Jewell Little
Mattie Lou Dixon
Willard
Ray Wallace
Joe Neal
Effie Lawson
Clara Patterson
Lettie Rock Robey
Chloe Smith Kelley
Mae Bentley
Glenwood
C. W. White
Viola Peay
Laverne Drighill
Marjorie Hatch
Dixie Lee Russell
Maurine Evans Lee
Annie C. Lipstrey
Irving
Bonnie M. Allen
Harral Allen
Edith Fuller
Bernice Hargis
Vera Sewell Hudson
Rose Jackson
Wayne Wadlington
Nellie Henderson
Mary Rushing
Evelyn Rogers
Hays
Jessie Bagley
Maudie Ha
Ada Ball Park
United States
Satchel
Sam Turner
Hughes County
J.H. Michael
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