Song Convention Here on Sunday in Ada Oklahoma
Sunday brings the annual Southwest Singing convention to Ada at the First Baptist Church tabernacle. Program starts around 4 39 in the morning and runs all day with assembly singing, special numbers, and fellowship. Attendants come from southern Oklahoma and beyond. Lester Bell of San Angelo Texas visits Ada relatives while local families host and socialize.
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Ada
Tabernacle
First Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Oakman Community Notes and Revival At Cedar Grove
Town column from Oakman highlights visiting friends and relatives, local school opening, revival meetings led by Sister Smith, and community events. Mentions Ada and Stratford residents, Shown are numerous names such as May Howard, Pearl Simp son, Donald Wayne birth, and various gatherings at Cedar Grove and nearby areas. The piece also notes ballads of church life and social visits across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brother Hays
Ada
G A
Conda’ Driver
Sasakwa
Geraldine Buckelew
Stratford
Etolia Sartors
Vivian Powell
Latta
Buster Taylor
Idaho
Edna Jones
Cedar Grove
Charlie Shirley
Clara Mae Phillips
Helen Matthews
Marie Harris
Bertha West
Lucille Chism
Edna Thurman
Max Maxey
Tulsa
Ivan Clayton
South Roff
Ila
Milt Harrison
R. H. Crooks
Oklahoma City
Crooks
Dan Ray
Wm. Davis Jr
Aubry
Page Davis
Encino
N. M
Weston Meharg
Merrill
Zach Cartwright
East Rofs
Luther Brooks
John Tyree
Joyce
Sam
Doc Hendrix
Gladston Hall
J. E. Hall
Blue Valley
Gladston
Lula
Grover Castleberry
T. J. Minyard
Lou Ellen Heathman
Arkansas
Roff
Mill Creek
Sutherland
Mary Kathryn Stevens
John Stevens
J. H. Fenter
Elk City
R. F. Crumley
J. W. Leeper
Holdenville
Homer
Hope Hospital
Norman
R. Y. Bradford
Bradford
Fitzhugh
Colberg
Joe Laird
Church of Christ
Ivan J. Young
First Christian Church
Roff community notes and church revival updates
Local residents and visitors travel through Roff Oklahoma with mentions of families moving, visits to relatives, and attendance at Baptist revival services. Rev R Y Bradford preaches with mixed attendance while plans for meetings at Church of Christ and First ChristianChurch unfold.
Spectroscope death test foresees human death through blood curves
French Pasteur Institute researchers report a spectroscopic death curve from plasma or serum in about 8,000 samples including man horse and sheep. The curves show constancy across species and reflect chemical changes in chromophoric elements when illness or aging alters blood.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Spectroscopic Conference
M. Lecomte de Nouy
Pasteur Institute
France
M. de Nouy
George R. Harrison
New York
London
Murder at Shelby Arms sparks hotel intrigue in Holllister case
David Bannister, a former reporter, investigates the Hollister murder with Gainey and McNeal. Melvina Hollister, 53, is strangled in her living room in the Shelby Arms, with a scarf as the murder weapon. Juliet France and other suspects are questioned as Bannister tracks the truth through hotel corridors and a tense court of witnesses.
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David Bannister
Tracy King
Orchestra
Bannister
Gainey
Star
The
Post
Juliet France
King
Herman Scurlach
Joe Parrott
Melvina Hollister
al Dragan
Juliet
Daisy Connor
Coleman
Denise Lang
Parker Coleman
Denise
McNeal
Mug Logan
Big Boy Milano
Kate Hewlett
Kate
David
Shelby Arms
Hollister
Hollisters
Drouth Spreads Over Wider Area Across the Nation
The weather bureau reports a widening drouth across the central and western states with temperatures above normal and rainfall absent in Nebrask a Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona eastern Colorado and parts of the mountain states. In contrast showers favored the Ohio Valley and the Midwest improving crop growth there while the southwest suffers heavy irreparable damage to crops and pastures. Meanwhile a separate case details a mob-related kidnapping in Mississippi County as detectives relocate suspects and guard jails to prevent violence.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Central States
Bureau
Great Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Wek
Ohio
Mississippi
Southwest
Mississippi River
Local social visits bridge weekend gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Balcom of Allén spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ravells and children. Mrs. S. S. Lilley and daughter Ruby are attending the revive at Oakman this week. Herman Crawford visited Jimmie Cat on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. George Lilley called on Mrs. Harvey Bandy Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bell
San Angelo
Texas
Guy Binkley
Ruth
Rachel Tharp
Milburn Foxx
Milburn
Jim Foxx
Jesse
Norman
Vera Ranells
Allen
Evelyn Bandy
Ruth Tharp
Jim Williamson
Ila Tharp
Verlie Wilson
Doris
Rachel
Illa Tharp
Raymond Nix
Gerty
Jim Williams
Tulsa
Jimmie Harrison
D. C
Wilburton
C. E. Lee
Claudie
Bobbie
Mississippi
Ellen Holman
Lillian
Dorothy
Ada
Charlie Rader
Myrtle Rader
Minnie Lilley
Cleo Chism
Weleétka
John Henson
John Langston
Geneva
Spaulding
Tollie Chism
Marlton
Ark
Bill Henson
Fred Matthews
Cedar Grove
Earl Howard
Tennessee
May Howard
Dora Sartors
Very
Pearl Hollis
Oklahoma City
William Riley
Bill Phillips
Willis Dickson
Shawnee
Ida Scroggins
John Free
Frank Stringer
Cleveland
Wesley Stringer
Byng
Roy Cables
Joe Langinadolf
Gutine
Walter Baucom
J. Norris
Henry Sanada
Lavern Scrosgins
Maggie Williams
Jess Williams
Bertie Cooper
Bill Bang
Henry Martin
Evellyn
Lillian Meek
Bessie Holt
Eulah Simpson
Bud Cook
Little Daughter
Stratford
Neal McDonald
Walter Robison
Ines
Helen Berryman
Retha Lee
June Simpkins
J. E Farley
Holdenville
D. C. Kendrick
Grace Bryant
Gladys Smith
Jones Chapel
S. S. Lilly
Ruby
Denry
Smith
Opal
Junior
Jimmy
J. C
Georgia Jones
Mary
Letha McDonald
Egypt
Jack Jones
Walnut Grove
Bell Wrevil
Marcus McDonald
Bud Horton
Mrs
Buster
Miss Eubanks
Mrs. Reynolds
Otela Oliver
Teel
Lavern Tomlinson
Bill Teel
Tomlinson
Buster Fortener
Audie Bryan
Joe
Luella Teel
Buster Wisenheimer
Bill Hopkins
Lee Reynolds
Lena Wofford
Ollie Whisenhunt
Wanda Lee Hopkins
Erney Tomlinson
Walter Balcom
Allén
Fred Ravells
S. S. Lilley
Oakman
Herman Crawford
Jimmie Cat
George Lilley
Harvey Bandy
Party Guests at Stephens Home Enjoy Saturday Gathering
A social notice lists attendees of a Saturday party at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stephens including Adria Price and the Gann household. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ingram included Silas Joplin Fox from Lawrence, Claud Robins family, Fountain Dickerson and Maudie Lamb from Conway. Billie Nickells stayed with Jackie Wilson, Effie Brumley and John Gann traveled to Ada for business.
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John Gann
Maudie Lamb
Annie Price
H. C. Lamb
Billie Nickells
Jackie Wilson
Elden Bernethia
Ada
J. D. Lamb
Cash Penny
Herman Britt
Eloise Lamb
Claud Carpenter
Girtie Lamb
J. D. Gann
R. D. Hammond
Kin Lamb
Conway
Adrian Price
Lawrence Miller
Price
Mr. McMeans
High Hill
Rethia Melton
George Robbins
Fountain Dickerson
Happyland
Agnes
Bobbie Snipes
Vaness
R. H. Austell
Ima Williams
Oklahoma City
Pearl Harper
Rev. Jones
Jones
T. G. Phillips
C. K. Casper
M. A
Antlers
Bonnie Awbrey
Jackie
John Murphy
Alta
Melva Gibson
LaVerne Fitter
Sam Brown
J. W. Frantz
Myrtle Frantz
Louise Young
Holloway
Hutchinson
Kan
Dr. Holloway
Charley Sawyers
Smith
Tupelo
Ben Cass
L. M
Canyon Springs
Jess Hall
Roff
B. J. Jennings
Aline Reeves
Bessie Sinclair
Arizona
E. E. Stephens
Adria Price
C. P. Gann
J. M. Ingram
Silas Joplin
Fox
Lawrence
Claud Robins
Fountain Dick
Trio Hurrried Away Mobs In Blytheville Kidnap Case
In Blytheville Arkansas Frank Barnes a 5 year old farmer from Hayti Missouri and his two sons Archie and Billy were jailed separately after confessing to Major James A Pitcock to their involvement in the kidnaping of C A Martin a 17 year old Blytheville taxicab driver last Friday Intense mob pressure followed the incident and authorities awaited purported subsidies amid the high emotions.
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Martin
Liffie Rock
Mississippi County
Blytheville
Osceola
Barnes
Ark
Frank Barnes
Hayti
Archie
Billy
C. A. Martin
James A. Pitcock
Little Reck
Roosevelt Hopes Strike Solution For San Francisco Walkout
President Roosevelt expresses to Secretary Perkins his confidence that common sense and good order will prevail and a reasonable solution will be reached. The message cites faith in the federal longshoremen board and its agencies to resolve the San Francisco strike. Chicago figure Joseph Pierron, labeled nazi commander, faces divorce suit amid allegations of leading brown shirt attacks through his janitor role.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
San Francisco
Secretary of Labor
Federal Longshoremen’s Board
Chicago
Joseph Pierron
Elizabeth
Pierron
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Bill Jones
Marion Roseberry
Bill Tannis
Sthenas
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Sister Smith
Charley Moberly
Donald Wayne
Iinane Simpson
Pearl Simpson
Opal Smith
Geneva Kendrick
Zella Carter
Jean Berryman
Juanita Simpson
Melba Lee Eppler
Halls Hill
Stonewall
Lee Fairchild
Dale
Irwin
Points
Hazel Kelso
Clarey
Hascock
Clearwater
Fla
Mac Kelso
Sam Durham
Vivian Killian
Prairie View
Vern Cross
C. H. Smith
Mrs. Smith
May Prewett
Ross
L. B. King
Austin
Joe Kins
Ernc Fellers
E. C
K. C. King
Vinson, Okla
Earl Gentry
Carl Church
Jefferson
Wis
Carrie Gill
Gentry
Church
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman, National Bank & Trust Company
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Laura Lou Brookman
Wea Servicg
Annister
Matthew Hollister
Fleming
M. de Nuoy
Denny