Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma

We have 1,673,976 pages in Oklahoma

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

6

Rural Communities Notes From Pontotoc County

Local letters and snippets describe social visits, family news, and church happenings in Pontotoc County. Residents attend events in Ada Coalgate and Tulsa, welcome new babies, recover from illness, and share community observations from weekend gatherings and school activities.

Pontotoc County

Farm Column urges continued meat canning amid drought

Mrs. Jessie Morgan urges farm families to can meat during heat due to pasture feed and water shortages. Advice from Miss Martha McPheters covers chilling animals 24 hours, processing within hours, equipment needs, and potential meat exchanges among families to speed work. Last-resort canning without chilling may cause tougher meat and losses.

Jessie Morgan Pontotoc County Martha McPheters Extension Foods Oklahoma A M. College Miss McPheters Louise Stanley Bureau of Home Economics

Local Residents Share News From Steedman Ada and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs John Welden of Steedman visit parental home of Mr and Mrs C W Death erage. Mrs Albert St P agns returns home after visiting her parents in Ada. Various families attend singing at Ade and visit friends including Doug Christian Claude Arter Cordell Goodpasture and Harvene Hayes. The Holiness meeting opens at W A Meeks. Mrs Leo Johnson recovering from appendicitis.

John Welden of Steedman Mrs C. W. Deatherage Albert St.p Ada MecCullar Harvene Hayes Ade Claude Arter Cordell Goodpasture Tom Jr Billy Watson McBroom Turner Falls Jewel Frazier Hermat Solomon Velma Goodpasture James Roper Willie McCullar Douglas Christian Corde Goodpasture Geo. Short Melton Owens Fort Sill J. D. Solomon Fite Tidwell Lawton Howard Boyd Paola W. R. Frazier Roy Shook Lightning Ridge Loris Shook Tom Waters Gilbert Stephens Rube Vandercrift Melzonia Solomon Willeen Christian Tom Smith Stephens W. A. Meek’s Cathern McCalls Chapel Tom Watson Leo Johnson Solomon Wanda Joy Ola Newkirk Roper Roy Hanley

Revival Continues A Week As Souls Are Saved

The revival extends for another week with several souls saved and more expected before closing. Mr and Mrs Price visited Mr and Mrs Allen on Sunday. Families including Norman and Mel ten visited Corene Price and Virginia Allen. Grandpa Hammond from Ahloso visited Sunday night. Noah Albert and family from Oklahoma City visited sister Cathlene Albert Sunday. R D Hammond visited Annie Price Tuesday night. Effie Brumley and Jackie Wilson took a business trip to Allen Monday.

Gaar Jewell Cam Mrs. Smith Duff Hunt Lynnia Linden McDonald Nellie Buttram Loris Shook Wilson Velma Hunt Round Top Buster Berger Myrtle Ballard Amanda Berger Alma Maddox Clarence Irving Oklahoma City Orval Merryman Mill Creek Robinett Truman Huddleston Atwood Bill Huddleston Bond Ruth Crisp Adam Bill Richardson Bowman Ponca City Annie Price Effie Brumley Jackie Wilson Allen

Ice Cream Supper Attended at Nichols Farm

The entry notes a well attended ice cream supper Saturday night at Mr. Alfred Nichols. Several neighbors visitations are listed including Earnest Davis visiting George Rail and Charlie Davis spending Sunday with Ruben Stockton. School opened Monday July 16 with a new Ada teacher and local visits continue between families in the Stockton Vaughan and Nichols households.

Jesse Genell Howard Pontotoc Virgie Burris Adolphus Pharr Atoka Laura Harlin Louise Holkum Elvara Fox Mary Ward Fox Burrow Bro. McCarroll Wewoka Gene Byrd Lugene Billie C. A. Thomason Konawa Jim Thompson Ruth Gertie Holiday Pleasant Hill School Ada Joe Arnold Bob Davis Ed Stevenson Willie Lee Shepherd Opal Ward Oliver Hall Alfred Nichols Earnest Davis George Rail Dowel Nicks Mae Stockton Jack Vaughan Ruben Stockton Harve Nickels Cellie Nichols Zebbie LeeRoy Nichols J. H. Hays Stockton Clyde Dean Allen Charlie Davis

Local Social Visits Across Wewoka and Ada

Irvin Wilson of Wewoka visited Walter Horne on Friday. Mr and Mrs Ross Hays called on friends in Allen Sunday. Mrs J A Phillips and daughter Ola visited Mrs Loma Bryson and Ola Phillips called on Miss Ivy Lee Hays Monday.

Robinson Haskel West Dorothy West Jamema Robinson Taylor Ruth Taylor Helen Thompson Ada Marie Sliger Dulena Deaton Bonnie Jared Black Rock Irvin Wilson Wewoka Walter Horne Ross Hays Allen J. A. Phillips Ola Loma Bryson Ola Phillips Ivy Lee Hays Vera Phillips Thelma Lee Letha Emogeane D. T. Gray Coy Jones Herman Phillips Opal Horne Janie Phillips Jewel G. W. Brown Grey Red Oak Henry McMeans Knox Lee Sweat Tupelo Lois Kerr Irene McMeans Bill Misenheimer Hall's Hill J. B. McMeans Lois Mary Kerr Bertha Grey Alban Sweat Lou Phillips Florence Lee Lola Fay Brown Mary Nell Rowe Jewel McMeans W. R. Harper and Son O. G. Brown Detroit

Local Revival and Social Visits Highlight Week

The community records a busy week with visitors from Detroit Ada and Black Rock, calls on local residents, and revival meetings led by Rev. Miller and Rev. Messer. Parental and grandparent figures frequent homes. several have been saved and sanctified as the revival continues through Sunday.

Ada Dough Boys Deliver Loss to Egypt Team

The Ada White House Dough boys played Sunday against Egypt and lost 20 to 5. Mr and Mrs Omer Davis visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bud.

Ada White House Egypt Omer Davis Bud

Local social notes mention visits across towns

Dorothy Searberry spent Thursday night with Mozelle Cavener in Geneva. Isaacs was Sunday dinner guest of Jane Lou Bureh. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payne born last Monday July 16. Mr. Charley Thomason and family visited E. C. Cavener. Ruby Dryden spent Sunday with Winona Mae Law. Carran Mitchell spent Tuesday.

Lillie Floyd Raymond Stephens Ros Omer Davis Willie Graham Mildred Ray Dunn Sammie Lou Floyd Wanda Fae Foster Magmie Cantrell Lula Robbins Lightning Ridge Mildred Dunn Leona Dunn Theo. Reid Tupelo Alma Davis Theo Hester Horton Evelyn Harris Floyd Graham Roy Lawrence Floyd Velma Graham Akers Union Hill J. W. Isaacs Virgil Farmer Mrs. Isaacs Allen E. C. Cavener M. R. Lamb Jim Brandon Ruby Jewel John Wood Ruby Lamb Mozelle Cavener Ada Ineta London Elma Tyson Jane Lou Burch Geneva Isaacs Ruby H. R RE. C .Cavener Dorothy Searberry Geneva Isaacs Jane Lou Bureh Ernest Payne Charley Thomason Marie Homer Stout Altus Mr. Thomason Ruby Dryden Winona Mae Law Carran Mitchell

Rainless Days Crop Hope Dims In Arkansas And Ada Ball Game Score

The piece notes continued drought with corn burnt and cotton failing without rain in Arkansas. Bill Eaton and family from Heber Springs visited the McDonald home. Ada flour mill team defeated local opponents 20 to 5 as sickness sidelined the visitors. Next Sunday’s rematch was planned in Ada. Casual notes cover visits from Jack Jones Joe Danley and others and a minor incident involving Dale McDonald.

Bill Eaton Heber Springs Arkansas Marcus McDonald Mr. Eaton Ada Butch Bolen Wiskee Clayton Easley Ezgyp Jack Jones Joe Danley Porter Danley Johnnie Nsinton E. A. Easley Dale McDonald

Prayer and Rain Called in Faith During Dry Season

A religious note urges believers to pray for rain amid a severe drought. It cites John 15 7 about abiding in the word and asking in faith, and references John 14 13 as guidance for prayer and divine response.

Penitentiary Visit Reveals Suffering and Loss

A reader recounts a visit to McAlester prison exposing severe sickness and cruelty, urging young readers to avoid crime. The author recalls personal grief since his brother Roy Foster vanished for an operation eight months earlier, describing deep sorrow and memories tied to the Texas cotton fields.

McAlester Roy Foster Texas

Roosevelt landslide shifts eighth district GOP balance

The note suggests the eighth district, previously Republican, may now be carried by Roosevelt with the landslide theme.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stonewall D. D. Duke Omeen Ben Crockett R Robert Novella Gibson Clifford Elliott Burtis Mill Lorene Young George Young Miss Young Arnolds Dept Pauline Amende Allene Reeves Elma Winn Ben Young Louise W. M. French John Murphy Othar Gray Bill Fines Sam Reynolds Andy Malone Roswell N. M Elmo Thompson Hallie Hays Bob Mack Gibson Leon McKay John Davidson Coalgate Smith Ben Cass Nick Scott Bruce Jimmie Bob Greenlee Halle Hays Myrtle Murphy Mirs E. M. Correll S. A. Fish Edd Sallee Anna Ward Antlers C. F. Billings R. D. Hammond Alice Gann Claude Carpenter Oakman Ruby Lilly Denny Opal Smith Ornes Chapel Shirley Massey Mary McDonald Olaf Myricks Prand Mother Babe Will Yeates Wayne Moberly Charley Tulsa Bernice Wilson Addie McDonald Lola Lilly Emma Bandy Olaf Myrick Herman Crawford Caton Ellis Leeds Enid Thelma Ruby Mae Houchens Hazel Cotner Ruby Alexander Homer Lovelady Andrew Sliger Conway Cecil Hobbs J. B. Robinson Dilbert Thompson Vanoss Mamie Shaw Eugene Henry Eaves J. J. Shaw Roy Childress C. C. Childers George Hickey County Line E. J. Farley Adelila Jones Neema Bradley Cecil Abston Clara Austelle Rosedale Marie Richardson Louise Pitt Bob Peek Lula Collins S. D. Lowe Mavis Williams Jessie Mary Tilley H. B. Williams Bonnie Hewitt Betty Chas. L. Berger Yetta Holdenville Willie Berger Helen Patterson H. L. Watters Don Shaw Grandmother Tilley G. M. Pitt Stidham Owens Josie White R. H. Patterson Delus Weaton C. W. Stringer Eld P. A. Templeton Bro. Stringer Bro Western Bill McKay Okla Shook Arthur Coffey Wells Evelyn Coffey Dave Reynolds Bennie Owenby Houston Fred Ray Fay Pendleton Mattie Patton Willie Owensby Paul Hewatt Arthur and Kenneth Cobb Charlie Dunn A. Hennigan Ross Montgomery Lillie Mae Evans Buster Wheeler Mrs. Griffin Hastings, Okla Mrs. Shook A Pickett Roy Crowley Mary Edith Ferguson Sylvia Irene Montgomery Opal Lester Freeman Ralph Stone H. W. Estes Pinkie Dovie Estes Galey Jinks Penrod J. M. Cunningham Clarence Chilecoat Granddad Norton B. F. Fowler Greenville M. M. Mobley A. Finch Jesse Ward Worley Estes Allen Kemp Harvie Sanders E. R. Montgomery Anna Marie Fowler Louise Estes Sylvia Montgomery Opal Freeman 3Enny McKnight Virgle Fowler Fitzhugh Luther Fowler John, Roxie Paul Morgan Louise Etes Dora Crowley Elmer Sanders Jesus Christ Miss Thea Read Glenda Easley Calvin Dunn Travie East Delmar Flowers Henry Dunn Thea Read Bud Horton Mrs. McDonald Trave East Ruby Myers Verna Mae East Theo Read Walnut Grove Russell Easley Paul McTuckin Rebee Loys Easley Alice Binion John Florence Davis Modian Bullock John Benson George East Graden Teel Pickett Halls Hill Leona Misenhamer Ollie Whisenhunt Barelora Teel Lavern Tomlinson Rubie Annie Bell Duncan Clarence Eubanks Susie Davis Baby Johnnie Ray Pauls Valley Tomlinson Tomlinson Home Wilbur Underhill Joy Matthew Kimes Oliver Crane Ada, Okla Colbert J. W. Balthrop Route 3 Morgan H.D.A Boehr A. and M. College Balthrop Union Valley School Union Hill School Love Floyd Raymond Corvin Owl Creek Owl Creek Byrds Mill Union Valley Happyland Brook Haven Billie Joe Phillips Emogene Gray Lee Roy Nichols Miller Messer McNeal Stell Alexander Lindon Agee Allison and Brumley
Search Courier

Search the Ada Weekly News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ada Weekly News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication