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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

5

Francis township fair seeks better exhibits this year

The Francis township fair opens September fifth with hopes of improved exhibits. Pipelines crews advance to lay piping and build a pumping plant while well work on section nineteen continues despite salt water and cave interference. Locals note rainfall boosts crop prospects as town officials fill an expired council seat and residents attend state events.

Flanely Francis E. V. Rushing H. HR. Hudson Ada State Legion Francis National Bank

Union Hilg Community School Notes and Socials

Most of her farmers and community members were involved in a school activity day cleaning the grounds then served lemon cake. Elio Whipple hosted a birthday party with a large attendance. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Jess Noddy Sunday morning. Several families shared visits and Friday night gatherings. The baseball team thanked Mr Flowers for training and hoped to win a game soon. Church visits and a party at Martha Adams’ Friday night were noted. Come on Center and Egypt with your items.

UNION Pines Elio Whipple Jess Noddy Dorn Autry Yancy Gladys Huddleston Orpheline Daisy Raima Coury Goggsane Adams Georgia Coker Misses Autry A. Ployd Cata Jennie Flowers Egypt Center Martha Adams Lovelady Shipman W. W. Massey Relativry Ada Ktuel Sunmera Bhulas Brann Ora Massey Rachel Ray Altex Lucy Sanders Mae Carmachael Ahiosa Dena Lillard Pleasant Hill Carmachnael Mac Hagel Sam Brandon John Massey Ed Massey Kulas Brannon Franks Jim Summers W. C. Diskers Bro. Grimes Jewel Chloe Fussell Iva Gerth Meda Bryant Lorena Brandon Esther Vandegriff Elmer Gerth Colbert Bethurem Loran Hughey Lightning Ridge Roundtree Otis Roberts Page Trobert and Pearl Charlie Stewart Wallie Haggard Grace, Reynolds Lota Mayine Christian Ada Moiday Gate Roberts Elmer Iva Louise Gerth Jewel Fussell Voise Ethel Burns Mandas Curch Pickett Mr. Christian Chestar Florence Hilliard Ruby Loman Jen Loman Mr. Loman Albert Gasady Pleas Belowren Gailey

Fitzhugh Singing Night At Mrs Moore’s Party

Sunday night singing attracted visitors from Sunar Blanchard and Lawrence to Mrs TE Moore’s home. Cecil Dtheridge of Blanchard visits this week. School opened Monday with Lloyd Watson as superintendent and Miss Dossy Gladdenly as principal. Two olver teachers are Roy Watson Madie Clayton Georgia Thompson and Mrs Leonard Murdock. Mrs W H Olivhant of Okmulgee visits. Miss Ethyn Nance leaves Friday for Garr Oklahoma to begin school Monday. Mrs Johnie Hart and Joe McKenay of Duncan visited. Garvin Shields returns home to Hickory. Mr and Mrs Manron Lee welcome a baby boy and girl.

Fitzhugh Sunar Blanchard Lawrence TE. J. Moore Cecil Dtheridge Lloyd R. Watson Dossy Duncan Herve W. A. Cliptaul Okimuigee

Rainy spell brings community updates from Colbert

A Colbert note shows a rainy period and a flood of local visits. Many residents travel for relatives and school starts with 114 enrollment. Names include Thelius Smith, Moxie of Ada, Pearl and Edith Conventon, Jewel Tyter, Jewel Ployd, Viola Tennyson, and Viola and Ellen Earnest. The piece highlights family visits, school plans, and community pastimes with several Ada, Rost, Ohkemal, and Tulsa mentions.

Colbert Thelius Smith Moxie Ada Davis Smith Teachers College Maud Pearl Ida Ollie Walker Rost Matt Earnest Allen Edith Conventon Lethe Richwon Mary Bowery Pecan Grove Siyden Texas Zahner Vielfatt Mrs. Chesnut Kerby Farmers Ville Tennyson Raymond Young Tulsa D. 'S. Chesnut Marle W. W. Jones Goggans Union Hl York Haro Vanderburg Shawnee Ray Viola Tennyson K FL Hurley Fady Dear Francis Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Lowe

Local notes from Frisco and Pleasant Hill communities

Frisco area reports many residents visiting relatives in Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma. People travel to Ada Fort Smith and Vanoss for church revival school events aviation visits and club activities. Community members are noted returning from trips, attending funerals, and supporting local youth at high school and club events.

Old-Timey City Picnic At Vanoss Promised For August Second

Local notes show Brother Newman at Vanoss weekend events and Mr. and Mrs. Heflin moving to Vanoss. Clint Hammond directs the central office. The piece promotes a community school picnic with minstrel show, dances, and a campaign message urging reform and support for the forthcoming year.

Brother Newman Vanoss S. G. Heflin Clint Hammond PTL AL See Ua

Community News Highlights From Rocky Chapel Area

Many locals report rain hopes and social visits as Miss Ruth Price Ida Smith and Olin Votan attend Memorial Hall event. Neighbors share dinners and gatherings at Akers Chapman Fussell and Fears homes while Bro Yangell preaches at Parish Chapel. Community members visit Ada Stratford and Lightning Ridge for church, picnics, and revival activities with several weddings and new births noted.

Rocky ‘Chapel Elu Memorial Hall Ruth Price Ida Smith Olin Votan Gladys Ruby Fussell Nora Jewell Chapman Winnie Fears Ada Conner Ledbetter Delphia Smith Olla Votan T. T. Akers Jesse

Social Roundup From Local Families

Mrs Pauline Rose of Laxton visited her mother Mrs Allen on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C J Jordan dined with C H Dabeon and family. Walker and Bitter Cantrell dined with Zelta Ashley. Allen Thompson spent Monday in Ada. Witie Roach of Pontotoc stays with grandpa J Jones and a family and attends school locally. John and Jack Brents of Horse Shoe Ranch were in the community Sunday. Effie Cantrell supper with Zella Ashley. Mrs Davie Payne of Okmulgee visits her father G W Allen and family.

Pauline. Rose Laxton Witie Roach Pontotoc J. Jones John Jack Brents Horseshoe Ranch Effie Cantrell Zella Ashley Davie Payné Okmulgee G. W. Allen

Picnic at Byrd's Mill Planned by Legion Officials

A large Legion picnic is slated for Byrd's Mill on Friday and Saturday. Management circulars outline numerous entertainment features and activities for attendees.

Byrd's Mill Legion

Lightning kills boy near Ada in Oklahoma

Clarence Teel, 18, was struck by lightning while near Ada, Oklahoma, as he stood about six miles west of Sedg. Details were not available at press time. local authorities were investigating the incident.

Clarence Teel Ea Liar

Married couple and social events noted in village report

Miss Daisy Raimoland hosted guests and mingled with Opal and Ruby Cowan Friday night. Misa Iyene Sellers and Emmett Archer wed Thursday, with wishes for joy. A birthday party for Kido Whipple occurred Wednesday, cake and good company reported. A pie supper is planned at Union Hill schoolhouse Wednesday. Edwin Whipple travels to Aller to visit his sister.

Daisy Raimoland Opal Ruby Cowan Misa Iyene Sellers Emmett Archer Siven Kido Whipple Aller Mrs. Cruson Martha Adams Orpheline Raimoland Yukes Jackson Georgia Coker Winnie Whipple Gladys Huddieston Autry Yaney Crary Goggins Eldo Whipple Harvey Mullinax Butcher Mullinax Itales

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