Leatherman visiting Fulton sisters in city
Arthur Leatherman of Fulton Missouri visits his sisters Mrs Phillip T Peters and Miss Madge Leatherman at 101 East Seventeenth Street and plans a several week vacation. Miss Lois Armstrong, a teacher at East Central, will soon travel to Panama Havana and Honduras to visit Mr and Mrs George Bowman in Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leatherman
Fulton, Mo
Phillip T. Peters
Madge Leatherman
East Seventeenth
Lois Armstrong
East Central
Panama
Havana
Honduras
George Bowman
Rencher Couple Return Home From Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs H B Rencher depart Ada after a brief stay to tend business interests and continue to their Oakland California home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Rencher
Oakland
California
Ada
Miss Ruby Pointer Visits Ada as Guest of Friends
Miss Ruby Pointer of Tupelo visited Ada on Wednesday as a guest of friends, sharing time and hospitality with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Pointer
Tupelo
Ada
Ada Visit Brings Old Friends Together
Mrs Jerry Collins of Henryetta and sister Mrs Clark Dilworth of San Antonio visit Ada friends. They were formerly Miss Beulah and Miss Tommie Lee Worthington who lived in Ada years ago. Mr and Mrs R P Izzard announce the birth of a daughter July 18 at the Sugg clinic. Miss Opal Jennings of Stonewall had an appendicitis operation at the Sugg clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Collins
Henryetta
Clark Dilworth
San Antonio
Ada
Beulah
Tommie Lee Worthington
R. P. Izzard
Sugg Clinic
Opal Jennings
Stonewall
Mrs. Ann Henry Moves to Oklahoma City
Mrs. Ann Henry departed for Oklahoma City today to establish a new home after six months with her sister Mrs. T. H. Wyatt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Henry
Oklahoma City
T. H. Wyatt
Hearn Family Visiting in Crow Home
Mrs. E. C. Hearn and her sons Jack and E. C. Jr. are visiting at the home of Mrs. A. M. Crow, the mother of Mrs. Hearn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hearn
Jack and
E. C. Jr
Ada Visitors Return Home From Crow Residence
Joe Bowers Ovatt Bowers and Bobbie Gibson left Ada for Tuscaloosa Alabama after several days visit in the home of Mrs. A M Crow. Joe and Ovatt are grandsons and Bobbie is a great grandson of Mrs Crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bowers
Ovatt Bowers
Bobbie Gibson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Ada
A. M. Crow
Joe
Ovatt
Ada Social Notes Move Across States
Mr and Mrs B F Harkrider plan a quick return from Conway Ark after attending the funeral of his mother. Casey Robinson and son Ray come from Phoenix to Ada to visit Mrs Robinsons mother and sister. Leta Poe of Oklahoma City visits Ada relatives. Dr and Mrs W D Warren depart for Denver and then Oswego New York to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Harkrider
Conway, Ark
Mr. Harkrider
Casey Robinson
Ray
Ada
Phoenix
Arizona
Miss Cave Hathcock to Attend College Camp Conference
Miss Cave Hathcock leaves Sunday for Enid to spend ten or twelve days at the College Camp conferences for young people. Miss Grace Coker is ill at the home of Mr and Mrs W W O Neal following an operation at 1028 8S Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cave Hathcock
Enid
Grace Coker
W. W.o'neal
Johnston
Minnie Bailey Improves After Major Oakland Operation
Minnie Bailey, who underwent a major operation in an Oakland California hospital on Wednesday July 11, is reported slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bailey
Oakland
Calif
Andersons Vacationing Two Weeks in Boulder
Mr and Mrs B G Anderson and their two sons left today for Boulder Colorado to spend two weeks on vacation with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Anderson
Boulder
Colorado
Local Families See Medical and Travel News
Mary Louise Chism and Carolyn Chism, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chism, had tonsil operations Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meaders of McAlester and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Meaders of Ada left Saturday for a two week Yellowstone Park vacation. Miss Myrtle Sturdevant of East Central State Teachers College tests this week for Boulder Colorado and attends Colorado University in August. Luther Edge, East Central education instructor, spends August in Missouri with relatives. Miss Daisie Britt and Miss Ethel Bryan leave Saturday for Wyoming and Colorado points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Chism
Carolyn Chism
Mrs
Lloyd Chism
J. C. Meaders
McAlester
Clyde Meaders
Ada
Yellowstone Park
Myrtle Sturdevant
East Central State Teachers College
Boulder
Colorado
Colorado University
Luther Edge
East Central
Missouri
Daisie Britt
Ethel Bryan
Wyoming
Forrester's Stratford Son Undergoes Operation
The small son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Forrester of Stratford underwent an operation here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Forrester
Stratford
Martha McKeel Improves Slowly in Ada Hospital
Martha McKeel has been in Ada hospital for several weeks and is reported showing slow improvement as doctors monitor her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McKeel
Ada Hospital
Local residents take summer trips to major cities
Miss Marie Crooks of Law rence joins friends in Ada for a short visit. Houston Johnson of Byng visits Ada for business and friendship. Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Alsbach, Miss Irene Newcomer and Miss Nancy Meents depart for four weeks in Washington D C New York City Atlantic City Pittsburgh and Chicago. Dr Alsbach will attend a graduate course at Harlem Valley state hospital Wingedale New York during the first week of August. They will lodge at Pine Forest camp in Wingdale near a mountain lake in the Berkshire foothills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Alsbach
Irene Newcomer
Nancy Meents
Washington, D. C
New York City
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Alsbach
Harlem Valley State Hospital
Wingedale
New York
Pine Forrest
Wingdale
Berkshires
Foreman Improves Rapidly After Ada Hospital Operation
J. A. Foreman of Stratford underwent a major operation at the Ada hospital and is improving rapidly according to medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Foreman
Stratford
Ada Hospital
Frances Little of Hickory Hospitalized After Leg Fracture
Mrs. Frances Little of Hickory is in the Ada hospital with a fracture of the right leg. Her condition is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Little
Hickory
Ada Hospital
Alex Oklahoma school chief visits Ada Saturday
Frank Norman, principal of the city schools in Alex Oklahoma, visited friends and attended to business in Ada on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Norman
Alex
Okla
Ada
Local Notes on Family Moves and Travel
Mrs J W McElhaney is called to Fort Worth after a brother's death. I R Gilmore Jr returns from Oklahoma A and M summer session at Stillwater. Herbert Antle leaves for Tulsa for work. Mr and Mrs Jack Moore Jr return from Nashville where Moore attended Peabody College summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McElhaney
Fort Worth
Texas
I. R. Gilmore Jr
Stillwater
Oklahoma A
M. College
Jack Moore Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Moore
Peabody College
Wilsons to visit relatives before Tulsa polls
Prof. and Mrs. E. C. Wilson depart early Tuesday for Tulsa to see Mr. Wilson's mother sister and grandmother then proceed to Missouri to visit Mrs. Wilson's relatives. They will wait until polls open Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wilson
Tulsa
Mr. Wilson
Missouri
Mrs. Wilson
Local Social Roundup Moves and Visitors Across Ada
Miss Bee Fowler and Miss Jennie Hall Fowler return to Tupelo after a brief Ada visit. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ferguson and daughter Jimmie Ruth of Stratford visit Ada friends. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Austen announce the birth of a daughter Monday afternoon July 23. Miss Ina Mae Compton leaves for Waurika to join relatives for tours of New Mexico and Colorado. Mrs. Jessie Collins of Roswell visits Ada friends. Mrs. J. E. Diamond and sons Jack and Billy, visiting in Houston, plan to return to St. Louis after visiting relatives in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Ferguson
Jimmie Ruth
Stratford
Ada
Amos Austen
South Hope
Ina Mae Compton
South
Stockton
Waurika
M. Samples
New Mexico
Colorado
J. E. Diamond
Jack
Billy
Houston
Texas
Local families start weeklong vacation in Kiamichi mountains
Mr and Mrs Heinie Heard and their son travel with Mr and Mrs Gaylord MacMillan and children for a week of mountain vacation. Miss Alma Harkrider of 60g E Twelfth returns from a three weeks vacation event in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinie Heard
Gaylord MacMillan
Kiamichi Mountains
Alma Harkrider
Arkansas Missouri and Illinois Visit and Travel Notes
Arkansas Missouri and Illinois. While in Illinois she visited her sister Mrs Ellis Brook formerly Miss Jessie Harkrider of this city. Miss Shirley Austelle left today for Oklahoma City and Guthrie where she will visit relatives and friends. OFFICERS KILL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Ilinois
Ellis Brook
Jessie Harkrider
Shirley Austelle
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Dillinger Shot Dead Outside Biograph Theater in Chicago
John Dillinger dies after a gun battle outside the Biograph Theater where federal agents surrounded the suspect. Purvis and a team fired as Dillinger drew his pistol, with bystander injuries and a dramatic, televised-style arrest ending in his death. The event caps Dillinger’s violent criminal career and yields details of the shootout and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conway
Associated Press
Chicago
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Biograph Theatre
Fullerton and
Lincolnn Avenues
Department of Justice
Melvin H. Purvis
Purvis
Indiana
Etta Natalsky
Theresa Paulus
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Evelyn Frechette
Johnie
Oklahoma City Market Report July 25
P hogs 2,000 unchanged at yesterday's lower. packers top 4.00, small killer 4.60, sows 3.75-4.00. cattle 3,500 with grass fed steers 5.00 and yearlings 5.50. beef bulk 3.50, dogs 1.25. calves 1,500 with top veals 4.00 and slaughter calves 3.00. stockers slow. sheep 300 with lambs 5.75 top and bulk 4.50-5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Oklahoma City
Potatoes Mixed Demand Weakened by Weather Delays
U S Department reports light trading as weather slows shipments. Idaho yields show decay 60 to 70 percent in recent days. Virginia and California varieties vary in price with decay noted on several lots. Total U S ship ments stand at 274.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Poultry Prices and Receipts Reported in Chicago Market
Poultry prices and receipts listed for July 25 in Chicago show live shipments varying by type. Hens ranged 11 to 12 cents, rock fryers 16 to 17, colored birds 14 to 18, rock springs 20 to 21, rock broilers 13 to 16, leghorns 13, roosters 8, turkeys 10 to 14, spring ducks 7.9, and geese 7 to 11 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
CRAWFORD GRATEFUL FOR VICTORY TUESDAY
To the voters of Pontotoc county TAL CRAWFORD thanks supporters for campaign success and pledges best efforts. The letter notes loyalty and trust guiding his duties and inspiration for his service. Greatly grateful for greater returns on effort and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Tal Crawford
Specials and Extras Scoring Details Listed
The document lists score values for specials 93, extras 92, extra firsts 90 91, firsts 88 89, seconds 86 87, standards 90 centralized scarlets, and eye measurements 7 304. It also notes easy extras 15 1 2 to 16 1 2 and fresh graded firsts 15 to 16 with current receipts 13 1 2 to 14 1 2.
Corn and Wheat Rise on 1934 Production Forecasts
Corn and wheat advanced late trading as 1934 corn production forecast suggested the smallest yield since 1901. Analysts cited irreparable damage and a government July 1 outlook showing about 590 million bushels less corn, with Missouri down 89 million bushels in a month. Corn closed unsettled 15 8 to 2 cents higher, wheat up 13 8 to 1 7 8, oats up 1 4 to 5 8, and provisions 5 to 12 cents higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri
Grain futures settle with varied gains at Chicago market
Spot grain prices in Chicago on July 25 show No. 2 red wheat at 98 1 2 to 1 00 1 2, No. 1 hard 1.03 1 2 to 1.04, and No. 2 northern spring 99. Corn bids range from 66 to 67 3 4 for mixed and yellow varieties, with No. 2 white 67 1 2 to 3 4. Oats list No. 2 mixed 44, No. 2 white 46 3 4, and No. 3 white 43 3 4 to 44 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Unfavorable Weather Keeps Cotton Prices Steady in New York
In New York on July 25 the cotton market edged higher amid weak weather and crop signals. October touched 12.93 intraday then settled around 12.90, up 12 to 14 points from the open, with the close barely steady and gains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juyl
New Orleans
Jan Ewe
Spot Cotton Prices Hold Steady in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with 808 bales sold. Low mid dling 12.08 cents, middling 12.73, good middling 13.18. Receipts 3,864. stock 604,346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Claude V. Thompson thanks Ada Pontotoc county voters
Claude V. Thompson extends thanks to friends in Ada and Pontotoc county for the vote in his District Judge race. He notes he did not secure the nomination but appreciates loyalty and friendship, congratulates Mr. Crawford, and says he will continue serving the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Crawford
Claude V. Thompson
Caldwell thanks voters in district for county post
A A Caldwell expresses gratitude to District 1 voters after winning the primary and pledges to honor the trust in the upcoming term as County Commissioner starting July. He extends appreciation to supporters and kind regards to opponents.
Mundy congratulates Caldwell in county race
W. H. Mundy says he supported the race for County Commissioner in Tuesday’s primary, did not win, but values the friendships and contacts made. He congratulates Mr. Caldwell and hopes for united voter support and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Counties Race to Tabulate Returns
Oklahoma City July 25 Two counties completed their vote counts in yesterday's run off primary election and raced to file official returns at the state election board. Cleveland county won with secretary J William Cordell alerted after 1 am. Canadian county followed quickly but retained speed reporting final tabulations before midnight. Patterson telephoned figures to AP. no other complete figures had arrived at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Election Board
Cleveland County
J. William Cordell
State Board
Cleveland County Board
Cordell
Canadian County Board
W. D. Patterson
Associated Press
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Deaton
Thomtsy
Atporanary
Stanfield
Johns
Leta Poe
Marie Crooks
Lawrence
Houston Johnson of
Byng
Herbert Antle
North Francis
Jessie Collins
Rosf
Outlaw
Fusillade
Cummings
Washington
North Side
Biograph Theater
Manhattan
America
Blackie Gallagher
Madison Square Garden
Tim O’neall
John Hamilton
William O’malley
Chicago Skirmisk
Claude Thompson
Cadwell
A.A. Caldwell
Mundy
W. H. Mundy
Clarence Roberts
Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
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First National Bank
P. A. Norris
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
8. K. Grant
F. C. Norris
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