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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

2

Rural Communities of Pontotoc County News Highlights Local Life

A dense sketch of everyday pages shows numerous residents visiting relatives Ada and Sulphur, farm rain relief, church and Sunday school plans, school enrollment at 117, and community notes from Hale's Hill to Worstell, with plays, marriages, and local travels shaping the week.

Pontotoc County

Pleasant Hill Update Notes Pendegraft Sermon

Ada clergyman Rev Pendegraft filled in at Pleasant Hill with a Sunday service headline style report noting his sermon and local attendance.

Pleasant Hill Pendegraft Ada

Community Notes From Ada Area Sunday to Fourth

Local residents report visits across Ada and Sulphur including Bro Johnson Mrs Roundtree and Mrs Cushman. Several families travel for holidays while four Ada boy scouts head to Pensacola. A rainy week keeps things green as communities share sick lists travel news and social visits.

OWL CREEK FARMERS THANK RAIN. LOCAL NOTES AND VISITS

Rain Saturday night was welcomed by farmers. Al Anderson and family from Fort Worth Texas visited Mrs. Scott and relatives. Marge Barnes visited Loretta Odom Sunday night. Viola Fuller spent the weekend with Parker. Maud Odom visited Lillian Davis Saturday night. Ashburn family and Stella Dyers went to Miss Nora Ashburn who lies ill at Gerty.

Lucile Smith Tupelo Dorothy Sutton On- Ward Ester Lois Hill Lorene Hill Della Haines Minnie Lovelady Rubye Flanagan Lester Elmore Franks Merle Beebe Iva Gouen Jewel Hice Opal Blankenship Troy Wigris J. H. Gillaspy Allen Steedman Grandpa Herrin Madeline Ruddick John Chadd M. P. Barnes Pearl Lily Laughlin Austin Deaton A. J. McNeal Son Con- Way Grandpa Grandma Walston Victor Cale Steed- Man Kin Lamb Ada Will Lamb Bunk Oliver Jim Couplin Clara Simpson Vena Davis Irene Barnes D. B. Smith Harvey Farris Thurman Latimer C. J. Cuckow Elva Edwards Verbal Oliver Stella Walston Conway George Compton Konawa Charley Goodman Ira Flowers Harve Wilson Russel Head J. M. Ingram Henry John Tharp Ken Lamb Marcia Durbin Stratford John Ryan Wade J. W. Mobley Glen al Jolson Boss Morris Ray Lorene Robert Gilstrap Clarita Pearl Craddock Hortense Rives Fulkerson _ sisters H. B. Morin Portales N. M Will Turner Owl Creek al Anderson Fort Worth Texas Scott Marge Barnes Loretta Odom Viola Fuller Parker Home Maud Odom Lillian Davis Chas, Hutchings Bethel Delbert Ruby Ashburn Stella Dyers Nora Ashburn Gerty Lula Tiner Clifford Dollie Reed Edsar Tiner Audrey Clifford Polk Cross Stonewall Ada Davis Durant Say Buzbee Lonnie Glover Cecil Davis George Landcaster Alma Lou Reed Margie Brooks Glover Annie Reed Madill Jack Henderson Wilma Nettie Morrison High Hill Paris Altha Virginia McCormick Elmer Collier Lamar Dollie Sims Myrtle Bales Church House Cecil Parks Essie Davis Bernice Davis Buzbee Mrs. Davis Treas Annie Reeg

Out College Eee Way and Local Neighbors News

Community notes describe farmers facing boll weevil in cotton fields, rain relief, revival meetings, church events, school start dates, and social visits across Ada area. Also covers college August science course interest, basketball scores by Garvin and Outlaws, regional education events, art exhibit plans, and tennis tournament progress.

Rainy night visits with local families noted

The article records a pleasant rain and mentions Orvil Bandy Herman Bandy and Earnest Williamson spending Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs.

Orvil Herman Bandy Earnest Williamson Mrs

Constable Exonerated in Slaying of Bootlegger

A coroner's jury exonerated Constable Luther Meeks in the fatal shooting of Walter Patterson, an alleged bootlegger who had killed city marshal E. R. Marsh during a liquor raid. Sheriff Ellis investigated the double killing. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Clifford said arrests were unlikely.

Camden Ark Luther Meeks Walter Patterson E. R. Marsh Chichester Arthur W. Ellis T. M. Clifford

Injured Woman in Latta Area Car Wreck

Mrs. J. W. Witcher daughter of Mrs. A. M. Crow was hurt Saturday night in a south Latta School House wreck. She sustained head and facial cuts and other injuries not expected to be serious.

J. W. Witcher A. M. Crow Latta School House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Franks Miers Leola Batson Hickory Joel Chambers Connie Humphrey Ethel Stewart al ‘Nabors W. H. Miller Mabel Hart Pontotoc Cleo Roach Rowlett Jones Edith Cale Mr. Cale Driver Helen Chambers Billy Jones Georgia Jones Francis Edna Chillecoat Oklahoma City Reidel R. M. Bledsoe Near Ross Roberta Hagler Margaret Dell Jorden Emma Driver Hale’s Hill Howdy Beatrice Hamilton John Hall Ross Evert Rangers W. M. Ray Roy Whisenhunt Henry Teal Bob Tippins Roy Hamilton and Son Coy Oland Daiis Tom Burks Hamilton Arnold Harman Phillips Red Oak Ollie Roma Whisenhunt Barbara Teel Lydia Bryan Eva Bonnie Ray Tom Ola Betts Fred Reynolds Coy Hamilton W. M.ray Qola Betts Henry Teel Will Bryan Lydia Virgil Bryan Jess Ray Leamon Clin Floyd Fuller Ruth Thompson Jesse Inez Jolly Charlie Flanagan Edward Stephens Ben Whitehead Happyland Bertha Head Ruby Tharp Jack Bill Gordon John Jane Hugh Walsh Henry Stange Jackson Belle Walden Berra Walden Dan Jackson Mabel Brooks Gracemont Belle Lorine Walden Hazel Jackson Worstell Albert Jackson Hazel Loriie Walden Ssratford Lean Jackson J. R. Patton Alex Okla S. E. Patton O. S. Massey Owen Voyles Duke Blackshears Hezekiah Bueg Milton Arnold Heathen Chinee Clint Belcher Grizzly Grinner Margaret Daniel Ruby Wardlow H. K. Baggett Hallie Kidd John Rin Erudes Sid Thompson Margaret Daniels Milburn Mima Liles Frisco Lester Pitts Ponca City Mrs. Shook Irene Shook Truman Williams Amarillo Addie Turner Seminole B. S. Williams Ross W. White Saratoga, Ark W. M. Parker Effie Murphy Heber Springs Arkie Robinson Bro. Johnson Arthur Coffey Graves Points Boren Roff H. G. Coffey Fitzhugh Roy Watson Harold Zera Oliphant Lorene Robinson Merle Dickins Laura Edwards Hazel Dearman Alfred Aday Robinson Mrs. Rains D. L. Morgan R. J. Simpson Beryl Simpson Mark Fine Henryetta J. H. Simmons Simpson Glen, Smith Trust Young Jimmie Robinson Elbert Standridge Pensacola A. P. Young Pauline Childress Joan Hattox Lord Watson Earl Childress Grandma Smith H. E. Smith Loyd Watson McSwain Theater Mr. Williams Sterling Ballard Truman Young Dearman C. N C. N. Simpson Home Saturday Night. Thelma Hughes Clyde Simmons Laura Charlie Edwards Burl Lane BY Williams Lissen Rive. Vv Wilkame NEA Service. Inc Union Hill Jim Archer Backus Leona Bivins Aurora Akers E. L. .Rogers Roy Williamson Alvin T. J. Little Gradie Rogers Jene Watton W. H. Bandy Oscar Capps Allie Lilly Wilburn Alvin Little Orvil Bandy Hearil Woodrow Jones Earnest Wiliamson Jewel Rogers Eula Mae Lindsey Drvyil Bandy Allen Fox Oakman Lonie Bandy G. R. Lilly Luther Fox W. E. Wilson E. L. Rogers Vernia Dorothy Capps Evelyn Bandy Herman Ada Saurday I. C. Lindsey R. C. Hicks Hicks V. K. Rogers I. C. Lindsay M. T. Williamson Amos Williamson Dorothy Rogers Ollie Rogers W. T. Little Marvin Clyde Wheeler Garvin D. Carlton Outlaws Romine Garvin County Red Red Rose A. Linchred East Central Bennett Riley O. U Vaughn Briggs Southeastern I. S. Hinshaw Ada Schools Mackin John Graham Bledsoe College Snow White White House Ada Milling Company Denny North Haven Secretary of the Navy Adams Vanitie Resolute Eastern Yacht Club Goodyear Have Willard Willard
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