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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

8

Rural Community News Highlights Attendances Visits and Reunions

Local notes report Denny School opening and hoped-for good attendance. Multiple families from Oakman Rio Grande Valley Stratford and Ada visit friends and relatives across Happyland Owl Creek and nearby towns. Social events include reunions dinners canning demonstrations ice cream socials and church visits with many named residents and guests.

Denny School E. L. Rogers Oakman John Lee Harve Bond Columbus Scroggins Rio Grande Valley W. H. Bandy Vernie Dorothy Capps Rosa Cassie Mae Williamson Norman Ranels Stratford Otis Harris Rio Grand Gene Walden Bandy Lester Bell Loyd Wins San Angelo Texas Gey Binkley Doris Ruth Wins Allice Lilley Ifton Tharp David Joe

Stanfield Backs Re-Election Record as County Attorney

Stanfield, a former resident of Roff now Ada county attorney candidate, piles his campaign on his record. He cites collecting over $12,000 in fines and county finances, 321 felony cases, 262 pleas, 54 jury convictions, and five acquittals in his tenure. He notes grand jury activity and stresses accessibility to voters despite busy duties.

W. V.stanfield Ada Roff Justice of the Peace’ Courts Stanfield

Ada area social notes mention aunts and church events

Local Ada residents share visits and family news including Goldie Osborn and Lafern Scout visiting Ada, Mrs Hatton and Mrs Sliger’s relatives in town, eye doctor trips for Ruby, Juda Pearl birth, and upcoming talks at Galey school house. Several Sundays include gatherings with Fowler, Stone, Bittle, and Jeter families.

Ada Goldie Osborn Winston Bennett Perry Hatton Lafern Scout E.C.S.T. College Jack Scott Lula Couch Henry Odom C. M. Sliger Joe Thompson Sliger Callie Hatton C.C. Couch Elmo Park Leslie Miss Ruby Azalea Odom Mrs. Couch GALEY Jim Shirley Yeager Mack Fowler Jewell Stone Ruby Little Nora Stone Maxine Gregory Etheleen Cooper Egypt Irene Myers Thelma Fowler Ruby Bittle Nola Stone Henry Jamar Odar Wadlow Nick Fowler Ambers Bittle Ray Ralph Stone Erma Lee Jordan Georgia Lee Doyle McCoy Babe Esther Fowler Millie Fowler Fred Ward John Bittle Somersone Edna Ward Sue Bittle Thedes Fowler

Local Visits Fill Weekend in Vanoss Community

Vanoss residents shared time with relatives and friends during a weekend. Louise Pitt visited her parents the Pitt household, while Ardmore and Shawnee visitors dropped by the Shaw home and other local addresses. Several families including Williams, Holt, Dame, Cleghorn, Hudleston, Denham, and Ballard were noted visiting relatives or hosting callers across the area.

Summe Dewey Reynolds Ada Eula Mae Sutterfield Barbara Teel Fred Reynolds James Lee Luella Teel Rowe Lula Viola Hackett Henry Teel Jim Rowe Douglas Simpson Oklahoma City Chuck Eubanks Roy Williams Russel Allen J.J. Shaw G. M."pitt Adella' Jones Mamie Shaw J. Shaw Chloe Collins Wee Hart Billie Denham Orville’ Barley Carl Denham John Paul Jones Duncan Gdella Jones Tannie Brown Neema Bradley Christian Berger Chas. L. Berger Sean Whitker Parish Chapel James ‘Hall Vanoss Louise Pitt G. M. Pitt D. Lowe Ardmore Otta ‘Krause Shawnee iEarnest Cushing Shaw Barney Hall Foster Cleghorn Truman Hudleston Bill Hudleston Francis Hattie Collins Mary Shaw Vergie Nelson Rena Beard Jack Ballard Florence Brewington Owens Jane Ha Willie Shaw Purcell

Phillips Would Wipe Out Several Oklahoma Schools

Former Speaker Leon C. Phillips said he would oppose new or increased taxes and favored abolishing at least four of the state's secondary educational institutions. The legislature reconvened to determine needs for biennial appropriations as six joint committees visited institutions. He hinted a bill to eliminate five or six schools, with discussion of abolishing Eastern Oklahoma Junior College at Wilburton Central State Teachers at Edmond East Central State Teachers at Tahlequah and Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College at Miami, reconfigured as a teachers college.

Oklahoma City UPI Leon C. Phillips Okfuskee County Phillips Eastern Oklahoma Junior College Wilburton Central State Edmond East Central State Adaz Tshlequah Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College Miami

Ada Evening News AP Story Fragment Summary

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