BeBee School Opens with Large Rural Attendance
Rural community notes report BEBEE School started Monday with strong turnout. Many locals visit relatives, including Grandma Hood hospitalized, and several families from Ada, Oklahoma City, Gerty and Allen seen visiting in Hightower, Hayes, and Phillips homes. Illnesses include mumps affecting multiple residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEBEE
Grandma Hood
Lela Burnsed
Oklahoma City
L. O. Haskins
Lois Meek
Wortsell
Hightower
George Booth
Clint Haskins
Lorene Crow
Virginia Sea Burk
Roy Briggs
W. H. Hightower
Sni Hammonds
Wallace Hayes
Raymond
Ada
A. A. Hayes
Glenn Coffee
Snomac
Charlie Crane
J. A. Burk
Virginia Lea
Juanita Bowerman
Singing convention attendees and in-community visits noted
The Ada singing convention drew Edmond Cavener Mozelle Cavener Ruby Dryden Inetta London Leo Anglin Herbert Anglin Prentise Horton and Miss Coffman from Byars. Local gatherings included a J W Law home party with cake and a later birthday surprise for J W Law. Visitors included Louise and Ald Barnes of Toho ka Texas and Alta Ward Cledith Nease Seminole with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Edmond and
Mozelle Cavener
Ruby Dryden
Inetta
London
Leo
Herbert Anglin
Prentise Horton
Miss Coffman
Byars
J. W. Law
J. L. McCurtain
Forrest
Troye Shackleford
Louise
Ald Barnes
Tohoka
Texas
Mrs. Barnes
Galey
Henry Standridge
Snow
Okla
Gene
Jewel Dene Gideon
Alpha McCause
Gene Galey
E. C. Cavener
Edmond
Mozelle
L. T. Mitchell
Sterling Isaacs
C.C.C
Cache
J. W. Isaacs
Alta Ward
Cledith Nease
Seminole
Law
Ray Dryden
Hattie Dryden
Mollie Dryden
E. C
Frank and
Rudy
Milo Pennington
C. A
Fire Ends Barn For Scott Lee Family
The Lee family reports the loss of their barn to a Sunday morning fire caused by lightning. Nearby residents and visitors are noted, with several mentions of social calls and visits around Ada, Oil Center, Stonewall, and Lightning Ridge. A newborn boy is recorded for the Lees this week.
Community Notes From Local Visits and Weekend Remains
Dortha Erwin spent last week with sister Nora Dllen in Ada then returned home Sunday. Mary Doris Wallace was with Charley Thompson at Brook Haven Saturday. Bernice King of Allen visited school Thursday. Geneva Wallace of Citra stayed Saturday night with Opal Horne. Many locals visited the Wade Phillips and Jin Erwin homes Sunday including multiple families and individuals. Lightning Ridge Sunday school was well attended with plans to return next Sunday. Several families from Ada, Waco, Frederick, Pickett, and Houston shared weekend visits with area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iha Ella
Haskell Olten
Opal Horne
Emogene Phillips
Martha Ella Bryson
Horace Hunter
Roy Horne
Steedman
Jessie Curlee
Allen
Butler Gray
Gerty
Dock Phillips
Dortha Erwin
Nora Dllen
Ada
Mary Doris Wallace
Charley Thompson
Brook Haven
Bernice King of
Geneva Wallace
Citra
Wade Phillips
Oren Phillips
Jewel
Billie Jo
W. R. Dean
Floyd Scott
Joe Teal
Jessie Wafford
J. B. Bryson
Hubert Horn
Marie Phillips
Letha Gray
Herman Phillips
Jin. Erwin
Lena Bryson
Mar
Rice
Palmer
Graves
Waco
Texas
Ector McCollough
Miss Freeman
Miss Ferguson
Mr. Freeman
Union Hill
Mrs. Palmer
Grandpa
Grandma Garrett
Mrs. Tyler
Miss McSpadden
Fitzhugh
Arthur Coffey
Mrs. Wells
Russell Henline
Houston
Sunshine Community News Roundup of Visits and Gatherings
The meeting closed Tuesday night. Residents and visitors from multiple towns shared family visits and weekend gatherings including the Fussell and Brents families, Olene Cochran, Daisy Cagle, and others. A Fussell reunion drew twenty five attendees in Sulphur with singing upcoming Friday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Brother Lovelady
Arkansas
Jack Brents
A. C. Shahan
Laxton
Walter Minor
Ora Crowell
R. A. Fussell
T. J. Fussell
Olene Cochran
Winnefred Jackson
Daisy Cagle
Dorothy Jean
Charles
Max Ray
Roff
Edna Jackson
Guy Jackson
Frank James
Cushing
Jack
Lithia
H. W. Herring
Roberta
White
Winona
Fussell
Cedar Grove Revival Opens With Yandell and Jones
A revival meeting led by Rev Yandell of Non and Brother Scott Jones of Denny is held at the Cedar Grove location with all welcome to attend. Nearby families share visits including Mollie Gaylor with grandson Sidney Gaylor and several gatherings among Chism, Wilson, and Weleetka residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yandell
Non
Scott Jones
Denny
Mollie Gaylor
Sidney Gaylor
Leon Scroggins
Tollie Chism
Janet
J. M. Chism
Francis
Alvin Chism
Weleetka
George Surgnier
Herley Kelley
L. N. Petty
Robert Wilson
Cora Lucille Weir
Woodrow Phillips
Ellen Rigeway
Virgie Chandler
James
Effie Rainbolt
Henry Rigeway
Mattie Gaylor
Mary Alice
Yvonne
Duel Chism
Calvin West
Summers Chapel School Opens With Local Families Attending
Chapel students started Monday July 26 with teachers Mr and Mrs John Lewis and Miss E nora Haskins. Many Miss Ruth Abney and Eunice Galey relatives visited and callers including J O McIntyre Buel Stark and families. Revival starts July 28 with invited attendees and community interest noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Nora Haskins
David Galey
Jocie Galey
Oscar Johns
Tulsa
George Evans
Ruth Abney
Wetumka
Eunice Galey
Alfred Summers
Ernest Summers
Sylvia Evans
Eunice Watts
Maxwell
Elsie Ball
Arthur Duncan
J. O. McIntyre
Pearl
Alpha
Buel Stark
Kenneth
Reba Burk
Daisie Mae Cantrell
Carl Pinley
Loretta Walden
Alpha McIntyre
Geo. Evans
F. B. Haskins
Ellen Kent
Oil Center
M. M. Kent
Revival meeting continues this week at High Hill
The revival meeting at High Hill will continue this week inviting all to attend and bring a guest. Mrs. T E Sweet spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate Gibbs. Wanda Lee Hopkins visited Joyce Kerr Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Blevens and son of Hobbs New Mexico visited Mr and Mrs D M Kerr. Mr and Mrs Bill Moss of Latta, and Mr and Mrs Henry Ratliff were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Hill
T. E. Sweet
Kate Gibbs
Wanda Lee Hopkins
Joyce Kerr
Albert Blevens
Hobbs
New Mexico
D. M. Kerr
Bill Moss
Latta
Henry Ratliff
Attendance near perfection as pupils return
The district reports near full attendance with only one pupil missing. Norma Lamb Delpha Head Alyne Simpson and Richard Campbell are at Byng High School. The First Baptist church will keep Rev. Scott Jones as pastor for another year. Delegates for the Summers Chapel association include Mrs. Clyde Wilson Mrs. Scott Wilson Mrs. Arthur Lamb and Mrs. Scott Jones. A protracted meeting is planned to start the third Sunday in August. Virgin Wilson noted visits. caregivers arrange transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lamb
Delpha Head
Alyne Simpson
Richard Campbell
Byng
Clyde Wilson
Scott Wilson
Arthur Lamb
Scott Jones
Virgil Wilson
Old Friends
Fike family pleasure trip and small town visits
CENTER Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fike took a pleasure trip to Sulphur on Tuesday. Mrs. Crossland's grandson Tess of Ada visited. Ice cream was served at Robert and Edith Bennett's Monday. Clyde Kindrick of Bebee stayed with aunt and uncle B. A. Horton. Aubry Eaton of Ada visited Doyle Horton. Mr. Farrar and family returned from Arkansas. Mrs. Bill Van Buskirk spent Sunday with Mrs. Luther Sullivan. Mary Jean Cummings called on Floy Hayes. Edgar Floyd and Leeroy Sullivan of Palls Valley called on Luther Sullivan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Crossland visited in Egypt. Had a real good Sunday school. everyone come next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill van Buskirk
Luther Sullivan
Mary Jean Cummings
Floy Hayes
Edgar Floyd
Leeroy Sullivan
Palls Valley
Byron Crossland
Weekend visits and community notes from Vanoss area
Sunday gatherings and family visits spread across Vanoss and neighboring towns. Residents include Mrs. M. M. Hagar and son in Tupelo, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tilley of Ripley, Mrs. Adella Jones and family, and many others visiting kin or attending services. Despite dry weather, several pretty flower yards brighten the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Hagar
Theron
Tupelo
Bonnie Peters
Carl Tilley
Ripley
Clint Clark
Jack Jones
Adella Jones
Albert Sullivan
Center
Cuba Childers
Clint Childres
G. M. Pitt
Ruth
M. A. Woody
East Central Teachers College
Yetta Berger
Holdenville
Chas. L. Berger
R. M. Bradley
Tulsa
Mrs. King
Mrs. Hoover
Hart
Jack Ballard
Huddleston
Tom Phillips
Ada
Vaness
Grace Agnes McCauley
June Standridge
Cleo Lewis
Mrs. Parks
Vanoss
Gasoline Inspector Jurisdiction Bill Suspended in Oklahoma City
A bill transferring gasoline inspector jurisdiction from the corporation commission to the tax commission was suspended today until a public vote approves it. The action occurred in Oklahoma City during the sixteenth legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission
Tax Commission
Floyd family visits Illinois and Iowa relatives
Mr and Mrs Herman Floyd and Mr and Mrs A Floyd with grandson Calvin returned Tuesday after visiting relatives in Illinois and Iowa. In Clinton Iowa they visited Otis Floyd and family. Otis Floyd is a son of Mr and Mrs A Floyd and manages a large ice cream plant in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Floyd
A. Floyd
Calvin
Illinois
Iowa
Clinton
Otis Floyd
Parker Family Visiting Ada Relatives This Week
Mr and Mrs Clifton Parker and their Tonkawa children visit Mr and Mrs O E Parker in Ada this week, along with other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Parker
Tonkawa
Mr. Parker
O. E. Parker
Ada
Russell Family Return From Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Russell and their daughter have returned to Miami Florida after visiting Mr and Mrs Albert M Russell at 1032 South Belmont and friends in Ada for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Russell
Miami
Florida
Albert M. Russell
South
Belmont
Ada
Local Couple Heads to California for Four-Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Bruce Casey and Mr and Mrs Holman departed Thursday for California to enjoy four weeks of vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Casey
Mrs. Holman
California
Ada Faculty Members Head to University of Colorado
Mrs Wick Adair and Miss Mary White of the Ada high school faculty departed Wednesday for Boulder Colorado to attend the University of Colorado summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Adair
Mary White
Ada High School
Boulder
Colorado
University of Colorado
Irving couple announce birth of son on July 14
Mr and Mrs John W Irving of 512 East Fifteenth Street announce the birth of a son July 14 at a local clinic. Allen Bowen of Tupelo was in the city Friday for business. Tal Crawford district judge was in Norman Friday on a special assignment. Harvey Lambert court reporter accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Irving
East Fifteenth Street
Tal Crawford
Norman
Harvey Lambert
Mr. Crawford
Scroggins Enters Veterans Hospital for Medical Attention
R. L. Scroggins has entered the veterans hospital at Sulphur where he will receive medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Scroggins
Veterans Hospital
Sulphur
Fort Worth welcomes visiting McDuff family trio
Mr and Mrs Ned McDuff with their son Melton and grandson Edward completed a week long visit in the area and returned to Fort Worth. Mrs Martha Bowers and Mr and Mrs Jourdan Abbott accompanied the group to Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned McDuff
Melton
Edward
Fort Worth
Martha Bowers
Jourdan Abbott
Ada Birth Announcement and Local News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Lewis Humpy Smith announce the birth of a daughter Delores Ann at 512 East Main. Frances St Clair of Los Angeles underwent an appendectomy at Morningside Hospital in Tulsa with her mother Mrs C L Stevens at her bedside. After recovery they will visit Ada at the home of Mrs Stevens parents Mr and Mrs A R Hadley and Mr and Mrs W S Dooley. C S Arms of Stonewall transacted business and visited friends in Ada Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis “Humpy” Smith
East Main Street
Delores Ann
Frances St. Clair
Los Angeles
California
Morningside Hospital
Tulsa
C. L. Stevens
Miss St. Clair
Ada
C. S. Arms of Stonewall
Mrs. Russell and Miss Cameron Visit Henryetta Family
Mrs Roy M Russell of London England and her sister Miss Callie Cameron of Henryetta arrived Friday for a weekend visit at the Claude McMillan home. Mrs Russell is visiting her parents in Henryetta. She is formerly Miss Inez Cameron a noted singer and alumna of East Central college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Russell
London
England
Callie Cameron
Henryetta
Claude McMillan
Russell
Inez Cameron
East Central College
Williams Is Accepted By Princeton Without Conditions
C S Williams Jr. received word from Princeton University that he passed the college entrance examination board exam held in Dallas in June and is eligible to enter the freshman class in September without conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Williams, Jr
Princeton University
College Entrance Examination Board
Dallas
Fathree Family Heads to Tuemado New Mexico
L W Fathree and family left Saturday for Tuemado New Mexico to visit Mr Fathree's parents. They plan to visit Carlsbad caverns during the trip. The elder Fathree moved to New Mexico from Coal county years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Fathree
Tuemado
N. M
Mr. Fathree
Carlsbad Caverns
Fathrees
New Mexico
Coal County
Attendees Arrive for Funeral of Arthur Wray
Among those arriving for Arthur Wray funeral are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pressley Mrs. Ben Foyt Barney Wray and Mrs. Fred Williams of Temple Texas Mr. and Mrs FE F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wray
Charles Pressley
Ben Foyt
Barney Wray
Fred Williams
Temple
Texas
FE. F
Social Notes From Burris City and Surrounding Towns
Carl Brunson returns from New Mexico while neighbors visit relatives in Stringtown and Burris City. Fayetteville visitor Miss Jeanne McLemore goes home after a two week stay. Local families host and travel, with notes on Dust Bowl conditions from Mrs Bond and church activities in Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brunson
New Mexico
C. H. Cooper
Stringtown
G. A. Rankin
Cecil Hunter
Burris City
Jeanne McLemore
Fayetteville
Ark
Emmett Haer
Herbert Haer
R. F. Bond
J. C. Woolley
Jackson Family Ties Noted in Teague and Rogers
Pressley of Rogers Texas and Mr and Mrs Joe F Jackson with sons Jimmie and John Teague Texas are connected by family ties Mrs Jackson sister of Mr Wray as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressley
Rogers
Texas
Joe F. Jackson
Jimmie and
John
Teague
Jackson
Wray
Mrs Tom D McKeown Set to Return From Chicago
Mrs Tom D McKeown is expected to return today from Chicago where she recently underwent a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. McKeown
Chicago
Bates Family Guests Visit Wichita relatives
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bates and their son Richard from Wichita Kansas are visiting relatives in this area staying with Mr and Mrs W P Chism and Mr and Mrs Charles T Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bates
Richard
Wichita, Kan
W. P. Chism
Charles T. Bates
Miss Louie Backus Arrives for Month-Long Ada Visit
Miss Louie Backus of Chicago arrived in Ada Saturday for a month long visit at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Backus and Miss Lucille Backus east of the city. She was accompanied by little Miss Jean Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Backus
Chicago
Ada
H. C. Backus
Lucille Backus
Jean Wade
Hardens Receive Word Of Scott Family Voyage
Word reached Mr and Mrs Bone Harden of 615 West Fourteenth street that their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Harry A Scott and their son Harry Jr sailed from New York City for England today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone Harden
West Fourteenth Street
Harry A. Scott
Harry Jr
New York City
England
Floyds Headed to Albuquerque for Weeklong Vacation
Mr and Mrs Charles Floyd of 730 East Ninth depart Monday with their small grandson Joe Hill Floyd for Albuquerque New Mexico to spend the rest of the week on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Floyd
East Ninth
Joe Hill Floyd
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mrs VanBuskirk and Dick VanBuskirk Visit Ada Friends
Mrs. Josephine VanBuskirk and Dick VanBuskirk of Oklahoma City visited friends in Ada over the past weekend, sharing time with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine VanBuskirk
Dick VanBuskirk
Oklahoma City
Ada
Oklahoma City Markets Report Cattle Hogs Sheep July
Markets show mixed activity. Cattle opening slow with feeders and calves varying. bulls down to 5.75 and cutters 3.00 to 4.25. Hogs slow, top 12.20 for killing, 11.90 to 12.20 typical. Sheep active on lambs, natives top 10.10 with throws 7.00 to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U. S
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Notify Market Movements
LP Poultry live 49 trucks firm with mixed hen and fryers prices. Leghorn and Plymouth rock varieties show gains and declines across hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and geese. Butter and eggs also steady with sizable quantities traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Springs
Miss Charley Jean Johnston Named Assistant at Oshkosh Camp
Miss Charley Jean Johnston of 706 East Ninth street is attending the Oshkosh Campfire Girls camp near Lakesville Wisconsin. She has been made an assistant councilor at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Jean Johnston
East Ninth Street
Lakesville
Wisconsin
Miss Johnston
Black couple return from vacation to Centrahoma
Mr and Mrs G W Black of Centrahoma have returned home after a brief visit with relatives in Ada while vacationing in Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Black
Centrahoma
Ada
Pemberton Boy Undergoes Tonsillectomy
Bill Pemberton, son of Mr and Mrs S W Pemberton of 726 East Twelfth Street, underwent a tonsillectomy Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
S. W. Pemberton
East
Twelfth Street
Oma Jamar Visit to Friends in Blackwell and Ponca City
Mr and Mrs Oma Jamar visited friends in Blackwell and Ponca City on Sunday according to local social notes. The brief confirms their trip and the locations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Jamar
Blackwell
Ponca City
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Report from Chicago Market
U S Department of Agriculture notes potatoes at 74 on track 232 with total shipments 389. Western russet Burbanks and white rose slightly weaker. cobblers stronger. western triumphs steady. Prices listed for California Idaho Oregon Washington varieties and sacks, with U S No 1 and quality descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Idaho Bliss
Oregon Bliss
Washington
White Rose
Russel Burbanks
Oklahoma City and Atlanta visitors stay with Hart family
Mrs. G. M. Glass of Oklahoma City and Miss Elizabeth Minter of Atlanta, Georgia, are visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart at 12412 East Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Glass
Oklahoma City
Elizabeth Minter
Atlanta
Georgia
Mrs
Roy Hart
East Fourteenth Street
Stewart to Leave Local Store for Arkansas City Manager Post
W. R. Stewart, formerly with the Goodrich Silvertown store, departs Tuesday for Arkansas City Kansas where he has been appointed manager of a local store there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stewart
Goodrich- Silvertown
Arkansas City
Kansas
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs T R Kivett
Mr and Mrs T R Kivett of 529 North Beard announce the birth of a son named Donald Yates born July 23 at a local hospital weighing eight and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Kivett
North Beard
Donald Yates
Miss Haney Improves After Camp Deerewood Polo Injury
Miss Tish Haney, a camper at Camp Deerewood in North Carolina, who recently suffered a broken leg during a polo game, is reported to be showing some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tish Haney
Camp Deerewood
North Carolina
Meaders Visit Ada This Week
Mr and Mrs Bartley Meaders of Bubbock Texas visit the former's father F W Meaders and other relatives in Ada this week during a welcome trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Meaders
Bubbock, Texas
F. W. Meaders
Ada
Withers Return From Colorado Springs Vacation With Daughter
Mr and Mrs J G Wither and daughter Dorothy and Annie Ruth Dunn have returned from Colorado Springs where they vacationed for the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wither
Dorothy
Iss Annie Ruth Dunn
Colorado Springs
Miss Leona Willis Visited Ada After Stratford Stop
Stratford resident Miss Leona Willis visited Ada on Tuesday to see friends and do some shopping, returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Willis
Stratford
Ada
Allen resident Jack Willis shops in town Tuesday
Jack Willis of Allen transacted business and shopped in the city on Tuesday, reflecting a routine day for local residents amid weekday activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Willis
Allen
J C Wells Visits City. Albuquerque Family Returns
J C Wells of Roff shopped and attended to business in this city on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Cole Jobe and their daughter Joan have returned to Albuquerque New Mexico after visiting Jobe's sister Mrs Joe Choate and other relatives here for the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wells
Roff
Cole Jobe
Joan
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. Jobe
Joe Choate
Deaton Couple Visit Ada for Business and Shopping
Mr and Mrs S A Deaton of Tupelo traveled to Ada on Wednesday for shopping and errands.
Stubbs Named Honorary Member At Stillwater College
B R Stubbs Ada Schools superintendent was among 17 educational students at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater initiated into Kappa Delta Pi national honorary educational fraternity. Membership requires top 20 percent of juniors and seniors in education. The role promotes higher professional ideals in teacher training. Stubbs is finishing work on a master's degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Stubbs
Ada Schools
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Kappa Delta Pi
School of Education
Supt. Stubbs
Paroled Man’s Five Year Robbery Sentence Mentioned
Oklahoma City reports Governor Marland granted parole for P Bob German Jr who was imprisoned for robbery with firearms in Grady county. Paroles revoked include A J Bowers Tulsa county. Clarke Knox Creek county. and Joe Niles Pottawatomie county from prior burglary sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bob German, Jr
Grady County
Marland
A. J. Bowers
Tulsa County
Clarke Knox
Creek County
Joe Niles
Pottawatomie County
Greater returns for amount in vested
Ada News classifieds report a deal promising higher returns on vested investments. Investors are urged to compare terms and seek guidance from financial advisors before committing funds. Authorities caution readers to verify legitimacy and beware of misleading promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Wheat futures rise on war news despite weak export demand
Chicago grain prices surged late on war developments in the Far East with July wheat up 4 1 4 cents and most gains centered in the front month. Export business in North America remained light as Europeans did not follow the upturn, with closes showing July 1.24 to 1.26 3 4 and other months mixed, while corn and oats moved narrowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Far East
Spot Grain Prices at Chicago on July 28
Spot grain prices from Chicago report cash wheat with No 1 red at 1.24 1 2, No 1 hard at 1.26, No 3 mixed at 1.18 1 2 to 1 2, corn No 2 yellow at 1.02 1 4 to 1.04, No 3 white at 1.03, oats No 1 mixed 32 1 2 to 3 4, No 1 white 33 to 33 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton prices steady after early decline in New York trading
Foreign markets pressured cotton with early losses near $1 a bale, then some recovery as selling tapered and covering occurred. October futures moved from 10.94 to 11.09 and hovered near the day’s best, about 6 to 8 points lower in midafternoon trading amid showery eastern belt conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton prices slip as New Orleans market closes quiet
Spot cotton in New Orleans on July 28 falls 12 points with modest activity. Sales reach 46 bales while quotes show low middling 9.88 cents per pound, middling 11.38, good middling 11.93. receipts 1,045 and stocks at 254,184 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Noses and mental power linked by scientists claim
The article argues that a large nose is common among historical greats. It notes scientists contend mental power shapes long noses rather than the reverse effect.
Oklahoma Road Workers Gain Wages and Drought Projects
Oklahoma City reports boosts for federal aid highway workers from 40 to 40 cents an hour for common labor, 60 cents for intermediate, and $1 for skilled, affecting about 10 000 workers. The state also plans drought relief measures and soil conservation by building fences and ponds. Two salt treatment and oil base stabilization road projects are approved along with spot gravel and oil mat works on several state highways, totaling tens of thousands in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
van T. Moon
Beneft
Delaware County
Rogers County
Binger
Caddo County
Claremore
U. S. 75
U. S. 60
Ponca City
Osage County
Trimmer and Denton Refuse Offers Over Traxler Killing
Frank Trimmer and James Denton rejected six month stage and radio contracts to discuss the shooting of Oklahoma outlaw Pete Traxler and companion Fred Tindal. Both men, once abducted with Traxler and Tindal, explained they would rather not capitalize on misfortune as Traxler and Tindal were killed after seizing their guns. Denton cited his wife’s illness requiring an operation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
New York
Pete Traxler
Frank Trimmer
Bryan County
Traxler
Fred Tindal
Trimmer
James E. Denton
Asher
Denton
Tindel
Huntsville
Texas
Driver Burgess Saves Tourists From Bus Fire
Quick-thinking driver Paul C. Burgess of Kansas City steered a burning chartered bus into safety, saving 25 women passengers after fire broke out. He guided passengers to a rear exit while others escaped, aboard a bus operated by the University of Tours Kansas City for a group of midwestern teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Paul C. Burgess
Kansas City
Burgess
Chanic
University of Tours Kansas
Taxpayers Organize in Okfuskee County Oklahoma
An Okfuskee County chapter of the Oklahoma Vigilantes formed to curb state expenditures. Rev. Hale V. Davis outlined a plan to prevent a deficit exceeding 400000, the constitution’s assumed limit. Dr. C. M. Cochran became president with O. D. Bras as vice president and Clem H. Stephenson as secretary and treasurer. A new meeting was set for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
Okfuskee
Oklahoma Vigilantes
Hale V. Davis
Oklahoma City
C. M. Cochran
el i
Democrats In Red Despite Sale Of Convention Books
Records from the house clerk show the Democratic Party was 167800 in the red on May 31 despite selling 165905 worth of national convention books in the prior three months. Chrysler invested 12500 in the books with subscriptions from Joseph Schultz Brewing Milwaukee and Anheuser Busch St Louis. Bethlehem Steel took 5000. Sale drew criticism from House Republican Leader Snell. Hair will stretch one fourth of its length and retract nearly to its original length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Democratic Party
Chrysler
Joseph Schultz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Bethlehem Steel Company
Ican
Snell
New
St. York
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Myme Cantrell
Frank Robinson
Lightning Ridge
Norman Mitchell
Robert Ross
Little Sons
Ross
Berry Cantrell
Truman Ramner
Claudie Norton Cecil
Jean Southerland
George Warner
T. S. Hurley
Marie
Dorothy Mae Williams
Luther Foxx
Bonnie Lee Buster
Ray Mitchell
J. B
T. L. Bottoms
Irene McMeans
Mary Nell Rowe
Bus Knight
Naomi Chambers
O. G. Brown
Tom Moshier
Allen Sweat
Harg Sweat
Ina Lee Curlee
Alline Stephens
Gladys
George Golden
Pauls Valley
Lois Kerr
Barbara Tee
Chuck Watson
Arvil Sweat
Juanita Martin
New México
H. T. Johnson
Pleasant Hill
Henry McMeans
Cedar ‘Grove
Summers
Happyland
Allen Bowen
S. A. Deaton
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