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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

8

Jones Chapel announces August revival meetings series

Rev Pendergraft will begin a week to ten day series at Jones Chapel starting the Sunday in August. Attendance urged. Community threshing is finished and baling hay continues. Singing school preparations by Prof J L Collins of Oakman slated for around August 18. Several local visits and family gatherings noted amid a need for rain.

Pendergraft Everbody Baling Hay J. L. Collins Oakman H. D. McKnight Atwood Oklahmon Eva Norton Rosa Ballard Louise Golden H. B. Allen Emma Norton Golden Shillings Waltney W. W. Norton HB. Allen Egypt Nona Faulkenberry Odell G. Waltney Albert Norton Dora McDaniel Little

Local Visits and Social Steps Through Whitesborough and Ada

Mrs Boss Harrell visits her mother in Whitesborough Texas this week. Miss Ollie Covington stays with Misses Ella and Laura Ardrey Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Edwards were in Ada Sunday. Mrs Dodd visited Mrs Bryant Sunday. Mr Ellis was in Ada Friday. Mr and Mrs Edwars and sons Charley and Lloyd motored to Blue Sunday. Mr Ed Ardrey seen in Ada Tuesday. Mr Hulsey of Franks visits with Mr Felix Cunning ham this week. Mr Files of Francis visits his nephew Boss Harrell this week. Bill.

Boss Harrell Whitesborough Texas Ollie Covington Ella Laura Ardrey Mrs. Edwards Ada Mrs. Dodd Bryant Mr. Ellis Edwars Charley Lloyd Blue Ed *Ardrey Hulsey Franks Felix Cunningham Mr. Files Francis Bill L. M. Masters Verna Masters Alma Sorrells Jerry Sorrels G. J. Owens Bill Jordon Alma Fay Sorrels Maude Sorrels Ola Jordon Eula Bess Morrison Claud Price Garten Beller Wilson B. H. Buster Center Dock Buster Vaness Fay Buster Alma Sorrels Brd Oklahoma Frank Robins Earnest Henry Lindsey Okla Edgar Morrison Lindsay W. T. Sorrels Stratford Mattie Reeves Nettie Black Wallace Beller Hayde Sorrels Garrett Beller Ben Beller Pickett Blue Bell

Local Health and Farm Work Report in Rose Dale Community

Health is very good around Rose dale. Most everybody is threshing wheat and oats. Mrs J D Hudson is on the sick list this week. Miss Mary Walker has returned home from Ada where she has been attending the summer Normal.

Rosedale J. D. Hudson Mary Walker Ada

Local social notes from Lightning Ridge indicate visits and gatherings

Friday visits feature Miss Bertha Armstrong hosting Miss Mamie Dunn. Several residents travel to harvest fields while others host relatives including Euna Hudson, Ina Hudson, and Osie Armstrong visiting Audrey and Beulah Bullard. School resumes Monday and various family visits occur around Lightning Ridge.

Bertha Armstrong Mamie Dunn Lightning Ridge J. D. Hudson Roff Euna Hudson Burtie Boren Euna Ina Hudson Osie Armstrong Audrey Beulah Bullard Vera Verna Bullard Ono Dovie Hudson Burtie Armstrong Bertha Boren Josie Pugh Olive Crowder Stella Madie Ellard Mrs. Parker Pearl Ava Lula Crowder Dorothy Armstrong

Publication Notice in Bourn Custody Case Ada OK 1919

Nellie Bourn sues W W Bourn for absolute divorce custody of children and alimony of 600 and 50 attorney fees. An attachment order was issued for Lots 43 and 44 in Ford Addition Ada appraised at 500. Defendants must answer by September 12, 1919 or allegations prove true. Court Clerk A R Sugg and Attorney C F Green listed. 7-31-41w.

W. W. Bourn State OF Oklahoma Pontotoc County Oklahoma Ford Ada A. R. Sugg J. Rogers C. F. Green

History of Co B 357 Infantry subscription closes

The history of Co B 357 Infantry 90th Division will close August 15. Former members or relatives may deposit $5 per copy in any Garvin county bank. Bank drafts money orders or personal checks may be sent to Cecil C Colbert Lindsay Oklahoma to reserve copies.

Co. B Garvin County Ue Pegliosqns Isequin

Warlick Noble Leaves Morning

Worstell News notes Warlick Noble departed this morning while dry land terrapin humor frames the report.

Tulsa plant to produce puncture proof tubes for auto trade

The U S Compression Inner Tube Company plans a two story Tulsa factory for puncture proof inner tubes and tires. The $1 million plant will cover 40 000 square feet with modern machinery and a fire prevention system. Expansion and international patents are planned with sites in Argentina Brazil Great Britain France and more.

United States Tulsa U. S Southwest M. C Hale C. R. Porter A. J. Pennington Rubber Industries Argentine Australia Brazil Great Britain France Italy Mexico Spain Denmark Canada Belgium Cuba Holland Russia Sweden Switzerland

Broom Corn Harvest Notes From Ada and Rosedale

Ranged items from Ada to Rosedale record harvest work and social visits. Names include Dewey Bowerman Miss Rusty Lawson and Mr Leon Pinley. The community notes canning fruit, thresher activity, and plenty of visits among families.

Light Friday Rain Helps Dry Conditions In Center News

Light rain fell Friday easing dry conditions in Center. Mrs. Ola Jordan visited her mother in law Saturday. Mrs. W. F. Sorrell was guest of Mrs. W. T. Price Saturday night. Mrs. Frank Arnett was the guest.

Ola Jordan W. F. Sorrell W. T. Price Frank Arnett

Hart News Report Picnic and Local Visits in Hart

Hart residents enjoyed a Stratford picnic with a fine time. Frank Lynn of Vaness sang in Hart and will lead a singing school starting the third Monday in August. B L McKnight and family visited from Egypt, Minnie Assery of Rofs visited her sister Maude McClary, and W G Wall and family attended the picnic and church.

Hart Stratford Frank Lynn Vaness Frank Lynn B. L. McKnight Egypt Minnie Assery Rofs Maude McClary W. G. Wall Ocil Brooks Ocie Shy Cash Gasnell Ruby McKnight

President Wilson weighs high cost of living plan

Washington July 31 President Wilson is said to consider the high cost of living deeply and thoughtfully with all government branches at work. A first step is the sale of 125 million dollars worth of army food stocks directly to the people via postmasters and mail carriers, in agreement with the House of Representatives.

Washington Wilson White House House of Representatives

Dockers Union Lockout Shuts Brest Port

Brest July 31 work at the port has ceased as employers enforce a lockout over docker unions demands. The stoppage halts loading and unloading operations affecting ships and trade at the harbor.

Docker's Brest

Ada Band Boys Enjoy Picnic Tour at Konowa

The Ada Band boys who attended the Konowa picnic yesterday report a great time. They performed a city concert first, received hospitality from local business men, then gave another concert at the picnic scene. They traveled by car and found roads in fairly good condition.

Ada Band Konowa Kojwa

Government Wire Control Ends Midnight Tonight

Washington reports the government control of telegraph and telephone services ends at midnight tonight. The wartime measure began July 22, 1918, and property will be returned to private ownership.

Washington

Farmers seek buyers for 40 60 80 and 120 acre farms

Want ads show Melton and Lehr invite sellers to list farms for fast sales. Advertises 40, 60, 80 and 120 acre properties and provides contact at Rek low Building and phone 108. 22-1td-2tw.

Melton & Lehr Reklow Building

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Oxfords Mabel McDaniel C. P. Norton Annie Bevels of Pontotoc Nellie Bourn Co. B. 357 Infantry Cecil C Colbert Lindsay Worstell News Oklahoma State Bank H. Rives L. A H. P. Reich Ing Fort Townson Dewey Herbert Bowerman Broom Rusty Lawson Nancey Perrine Leon Pinley Willcrow Margie Ghessie Thomas Dora Loyd Zeak Abernathy Chichkasha Bertha Isbell Artie Isbell Clyde Gladys Roper Costa Saunders Ahloso Rebee Sallie Jessie Pugh Madie Stella McKinley Myrtle Hattox Oliphant Mattie Truda Parker Miller Taylor Heavener Homer Parker Mrs. Saunders Vernie Oliphant W. A. Oliphant Roy Pugh Bertie Boren Rocky Chapel Kittie McKnight Alice Filmore Elsie Wall McKnight Frank Rogles Roy Lewis Roy Blue Eyed Jimmie Center News Hart News H.C.L L. C. Lindsey ADA Band Boys Konaw Moser’s Department Store
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