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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
4
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The column discusses Oklahoma lawyers and the state bar to punish ethical breaches, Senator Gore's bribery claim, Texas politics with Governor Alfred and Senator Morris Sheppard, a Cripple Creek gold strike, Alaska prospects, and global gold supply implications. It also notes a Cleveland man’s bank robbery past and a US cotton consumption report with Japan and Britain as top buyers.
A Sunday School lesson recalls Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch as a model of spreading the gospel beyond Jewish boundaries. The story emphasizes reading scripture, conversion, and the breaking of ethnic prejudice as the gospel advances to all peoples, nearly two millennia ago and still today.
The Ada era column surveys Oklahoma politics with voter sentiment against Governor Marland and a surprising Fourth district congressional race where Lyle Boren gains steam. It projects pension costs rising to 15 to 20 million as applicants reach 80 000 to 90 000, plus debates over a Henshaw repeal and local election scandals in Creek and Hughes counties. It notes labor leader Harrison’s mediation efforts and praises Indian reform efforts by Collier, while reporting social visits from the Copelands and the George family in Ada.
Mr and Mrs Frank Moore of Chickasha vacationed in California for a month then stopped in Ada to visit Mr and Mrs H A Green before returning home. For sale Good drug store near Ada with large stock and fixtures, strong prescription business, cash or trade options. Announcement of birth John Henry Collins born July 23 at local clinic. parents Hiram J Collins and wife 716 East Ninth.
Mrs Mildred Messenger Condrey, who has been attending East Central college for the past term, left for her home in Henryetta. Mrs Condrey is a former Ada resident.
Miss Lela Broughton will depart Friday for California and other western states and will be away through August.
J Henry Collins and Walter D Grindstaff will travel Saturday to Memphis Tennessee and Lewisburg Mississippi for a relatives visit and Lewisburg homecoming. Mr Collins hopes to reconnect with old friends. Mr and Mrs M T Townsend Lolita Marguerite Wayne Tomlin depart Saturday for a month long vacation at Three Lakes Wisconsin.
Mrs Jesse Warren and daughter Laverne together with Mrs Gillete Norman and Miss Clarice Massey left Friday for a vacation to be spent at the Great Lakes and in Minnesota. They expect to return about the first of September.
Misa Neva Kennon, long time A. and M. college summers faculty in Stillwater, arrives in Ada to spend the rest of the summer. She is principal of a Stillwater ward school and sister to Ada resident Mrs. Mundy. Also Mrs. R. H. Gladwill and daughters Elenor Ruth and Mrs. Clarice Harris are vacationing in Colorado Springs until September first. Mr. Gladwill will join later.
Max Crain of the U S S Sara toga at Long Beach California visits his parents Mr and Mrs A J Crain at 600 East Thirteenth Street during a leave from the ship.
W W Woolley and family of Stonewall depart Friday for Denver and other Colorado destinations. They plan to be away until about mid August and will return via New Mexico to check the Carlsbad caverns. Mr and Mrs A Floyd and Mr and Mrs Anthony Floyd return from Kansas City after attending the International Baby Chick association meeting with delegates from the US and Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawes Harden and their son Robert return to Ada from a month in California, arriving Friday afternoon at 207 West 20th. Miss Anna Weaver Jones of East Central College faculty spends the weekend in Duncan visiting her mother.
Mr and Mrs W P Chism and daughters Wilma and Norma Jean left Monday for Tulsa to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs R C Heard and son Charles Langford returned from Austin Texas after a week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Gale Statler left Sunday for Colorado Springs to spend the rest of the summer. She is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Hennigan who will stay a week. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Cummings and son return from a vacation in Kansas Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. Mrs. Grant Murray of Pauls Valley, recently ill in Wesley Hospital Oklahoma City, has been moved to another facility.
The report notes that she is improving rapidly at home. Mrs. Murray is identified as a sister of Mrs. Marie Rodke Bailey.
From Tuesday's Daily Blanks left Sunday for St. Louis where she met her sister Mrs. Edmund Key of Marshall Texas. They will visit Washington D C New York City and other points of interest in the north and east before returning in late August.
Houston resident W. L. Eddleman and family are staying with his parents at 1221 South Stockton during a vacation visit. Sister Virginia Eddlemann will join them in Houston later this week for a return visit.
N. A. Lambert and his children Melba Lee Billy and Dale of Allen attended to business in Ada Monday.
Mrs J P Freeman of Hickory attended to business in Ada on Monday, handling local affairs and meeting residents during her visit.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Tomlin Mr and Mrs M T Townsend and daughters Loreta and Marguerite depart for an extended visit at Three Lakes Wisconsin.
Mrs Grady Miller and Mrs Hubert Pegg of Allen visited Ada on Tuesday for shopping and errands.
Mr and Mrs H. H. Smith of Francis visited friends and attended to business in Ada Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs J B Farris of Tupelo visit in the home of Mr and Mrs Ira Parker at 511 North Highland. Dick Winn and Augustin Shi of Stratford left Tuesday for Fort Worth and Dallas for a week long vacation.
Colbert School opened with good enrollment as patrons joined teachers for an all day wash day. Workers cleaned interior and exterior areas, cleared shingles and weeds, and reset curtains and furnishings. A noon lunch fed about 75 people, highlighting cooperative effort to ready the school for the term.
George Collins thanks supporters in the Second Commissioner district for their loyalty in the two primaries. He vows to work harder as an official and asks for advice and cooperation to make the county the best in the state.
July 29. In Seminole county and statewide contests Bice Merrill former deputy sheriff won the Democratic nomination for sheriff by 2,102 votes over brother in law J A Doyle. Anders defeated Merrell for county assessor by 70 vote margin. Taz Hunt defeated by Rubye Roberts. Governor Morland trailed Josh Lee in senate race. Lyle Boren led P L Gassaway in the fourth district.
Ada News classified ad notes high value from vested investments.
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