Benson birth announced in Ada hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Benson of Okemah announce the birth of a daughter Ruth Clarise in Ada hospital on Wednesday May 24 1933. Mrs Benson Miss Jessie Maury attended East Central College and Ruth is daughter of Mrs O H Maury. Jewel Butler arrives in Ada from Phoenix to visit friends and then goes to Byars for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Benson
Okemah
Ruth Clarise
Ada Hospital
Benson
East Central
Jessie Maury
O. H. Maury
Bargain in used fruit jars from Jeter Hardware
Mr and Mrs Glen Spencer of Oklahoma City announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday May 24 1933. Mr Spencer is the son of Mr and Mrs E L Spencer of West Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter Hardware
West Main
Glen Spencer
Oklahoma City
Mr. Spencer
E. L. Spencer
West Sixteenth Street
Latin School Instructors Return From Texas Mexico Trip
Sam Giesey instructor in Latin schools and Hugh Andrews of Stratford returned from a 10 day vacation visiting Galveston San Antonio Houston and Dallas in Texas and coast towns in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Giesey
Hugh Andrews
Stratford
Texas
Mexico Coast
Galveston
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Ada Man Returns to Stay with Mother for Summer
Herbert Turner a student at the A and M college Stillwater returned to Ada Wednesday night and will spend the summer months with his mother Mrs Frank L Finley and Mr Finley 720 East Seventeenth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Turner
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Ada
Frank L. Finley
Finley
East Seventeenth
Laird Student To Return From College Shoes Ada Visit
Hubert Laird a student at the A and M college in Stillwater is expected to return today and will spend the summer with his parents Dr and Mrs F R Laird in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Laird
A. and M. College
Stillwater
F. R. Laird
Ada
Ray Chamberlain Heads to Ada After College Term
Ray Chamberlain a student at the A and M college in Stillwater will arrive in Ada this weekend following completion of the term of work at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chamberlain
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Ada
Dallas man leaves to care for ill brother at Breco Hospital
Jay Holloman of Dallas travels home after visiting his seriously ill brother W. S. Holloman of Sulphur at Breco hospital. W. S. Holloman recently underwent an operation. their mother has stayed with him during the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Holloman
Dallas
Texas
W. S. Holloman
Breco Hospital
Mr. Holloman
Gilmore to Spend Summer With Ada Parents
Ike Gilmore completed his freshman year at A and M College Stillwater and will return to Ada today to live with his parents Mr and Mrs I R Gilmore west of the city for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Gilmore
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Ada
I. R. Gilmore
Elihu Hinshaw Returns from Stillwater Masters Study
Elihu Hinshaw returned today from Stillwater where he has been studying his master of arts work this semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Hinshaw
Stillwater
Howell announce birth of daughter Jimmy Joe
Mr and Mrs J C Howell of Lightning Ridge announce the birth of a daughter Jimmy Joe on Thursday May 25 1933 in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Howell
Lightning Ridge
Jimmy Joe
Fort Smith Man Visits Cousins in Stonewall then Heads to Fort Worth
Charles Smith of Fort Smith Arkansas visits cousins Miss Ruth Copeland and Thelma Copeland in Stonewall and plans a visit with friends in Fort Worth before returning home. Mr and Mrs W V Kirkpatrick move from St Louis Oklahoma to Ada to start a new home. Kirkpatrick was principal at St Louis high school and now works for the United States government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Priday
Charles Smith
Fort Smith
Ark
Ruth
Thelma Copeland
Stonewall
Fort Worth
Texas
W. V. Kirkpatrick
St. Louis
Okla
Ada
Kirkpatrick
St. Louis High School
United States
Miss Clyde Kitchens to Spend Summer in Ada
Miss Clyde Kitchens, a former Phoenix Arizona teacher, will arrive in Ada this afternoon to spend the summer vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Gary Kitchens at 304 East Twelfth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kitchens
Phoenix
Ariz
Ada
Gary Kitchens
Ada church trip planned by Tipton and Dodds ends in Ada
Troy Tipton of Colum bus Colum bus Ohio and Luke Dodds of the local church write friends that their splendid trip to the Presbyterian assembly will visit Pittsburgh and Chicago after the assembly and return to Ada about June 10 as the journey ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Tipton
Columbus
Presbyterian Assembly
Ada
Luke Dodds
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Edith Chapman to visit Ada after Phoenix winter work
Miss Edith Chapman arrives in Ada Saturday from Phoenix Arizona where she taught in city schools. She will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs A H Chapman on East Tenth street during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Butler
Ada
Phoenix
Ariz
Byars
Edith Chapman
A. H. Chapman
East Tenth Street
Ada student Allan Hensley earns MA at A and M Stallwater
Allan Hensley, the only Ada student to receive a Master of Arts degree at A and M college Stallwater this spring, has returned to spend the summer months here. He earned his degree in speech and English and completed part of his graduate work at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hensley
Ada
A. and M. College
Stallwater
Hav
Hensley
University of Wisconsin
Mrs. Johnson Visits Ada During Lake Charles Stay
Mrs. George E. Johnson of Lake Charles Louisiana spent the week in Ada visiting her sister Mrs Slade Norman and her parents Mr and Mrs E W Black of Centrahema. Her husband and family are moving from Lake Charles to Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Johnson
Lake Charlies
Ada
Slade Norman
E. W. Black
Centrahema
Johnson
Lake Charles
Houston
Funeral for W C Lee Held in Ada
Mrs. Lucille Preston of Liberal Kansas travels to Ada for funeral services for her father W. C. Lee who died Thursday night in San Angelo Texas. Other relatives include Mrs. Carrie Eugle of Texhoma and Vance Lee of San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Preston
Liberal
Kan
Ada
W. C. Lee
San Angelo
Texas
Carrie Eugle
Texhoma
Vance Lee
Summer Arrival of Oklahoma A and M Student
Melvin Hart, a student at Oklahoma A and M College in Stillwater, arrived in Ada last night to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hart
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Stillwater
Ada
Local visits span Ada and distant kin
Months with his parents Mr and Mrs E L Hart of 615 W Fifth. Mrs T B Blake arrived in Los Angeles for a brother in law's serious illness. Mrs E L Skerritt of Brownwood Texas is in Ada visiting her mother Mrs H H Smith and sister Mrs Mabel Browall at 222 East Thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
E. L. Hart
W. Fifth
T. B. Blake
Los Angeles
Calif
E. L. Skerritt
Brownwood
Texas
Ada
H. H. Smith
East Thirteenth
Mabel Browall
Miss Grace Hyder Heads to Stillwater for Summer Study
Miss Grace Hyder a teacher in the St. Louis Oklahoma school system left last week for Stillwater to enroll for summer work at A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hyder
St. Louis, Okla
Stillwater
A. and
M. College
Doctor Canada Reaches Memphis After Appendicitis
Relatives report Dr. Ernest A. Canada reached Memphis Tennessee after being summoned by illness of his father. He suffered appendicitis en route and spent three days in a Fort Smith hospital receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Canada
Memphis
Tennessee
Harrington Family At Mrs. Ford's Bedside In Milo Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harrington and daughter Mrs. Dick Cope are at the bedside of Mrs. Ruby Ford, who lies seriously ill at the home of another daughter in Milo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Harrington
Dick Cope
Harrington
Ruby Ford
Milo
Rea Family Fete Marks Eightieth Birthday in Ada
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Rea and daughter Edwina of Kingston visit their uncle E. W. Rea in Ada for Mr. Rea eightieth birthday anniversary with relatives Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain and family and the Lawrences of Madill also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Rea
Edwina
Kingston
Harry Lawrence
Madill
E. W. Rea
W- E. Chamberlain
Ada
Mr. Rea
Mackin Earns PhD at Urbana Assembly Introduction
John Gilman Mackin recently completed his doctor of philosophy at Urbana Illinois and was introduced in the assembly by college president Dr A Linscheid. He will receive the official degree on June 12 after passing oral and written exams and completing his thesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilman Mackin
Urbana, Ill
A. Linscheid
Dr. Mackin
Barringer Family Heads Home After Ada Visit
Wade Barringer arrived in Ada from Amarillo Texas with his wife and son Richard. They were hosted by Ada friends and relatives and will return home together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Barringer
Ada
Amarillo
Tex
Richard
Ohoyohoma Club Hosts All Day Kali Homi Indian School Meeting
Ohoyohoma club members visited Kali Homi Indian School for an all day meeting with a religious program ceremony and dinner. Miss Bertha Mae Meaders a dramatic art student at East Central was on the program. Ada visitors included Mr and Mrs R O Sumter and niece Miss Marie Sumter Dr Blanch Brashears Mrs Anne Dodd Mrs Marie Rodke Bailey and son and Mrs Elizabeth Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohoyohoma Club
Kalihomi Indian School
Bertha Mae Meaders
East Central
Ada
R. O. Sumter
Marie Sumter
Blanch Brashears
Anne Dodd
Marie Rodke Bailey
Elizabeth Ingram
Houpt Family Returns from Rosebud Visit to Ada Area
Mr and Mrs F S Houpt wrap up a three week visit at Rosebud Texas and return to 2144 West Main. Mrs L D Houpt and son Holton who just graduated from Rosebud high school accompanied them home for a few days. Mrs S L Burns of Stratford visited friends in Ada today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Houpt
Rosebud
Texas
West Main
S. L. Burns
Stratford
Ada
Ada Cubs Fall to Wewoka Oilers in Seven Inning Tilt
The Ada Cubs lost 9 to 8 at Wewoka Sunday afternoon after a costly seventh inning. Ada collected nine hits to seven for Wewoka and were charged with the loss in the hard fought district clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Cubs
Wewoka
Wewoka Oilers
Cubs
Oilers
Ada’s Legion Juniors Dominate Sasakwa in Rain Shortened 15–0 Win
Ada’s American Legion Juniors outscored Sasakwa Juniors 15 to 0 in a rain shortened game at Sasakwa. The contest ended after seven innings as rain limited play to nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
American Legion
Sasakwa
Black James family moves to Canyon Springs ranch
Mr and Mrs Black James and family are moving this week from 200 East Fourteenth to their ranch at Canyon Springs, south of Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Teestay's Daily
Mrs. Black James
East Fourteenth
Canyon Springs
Local Guests Visit San Antonio and Ross Hosts
Miss Jackie Sloan of San Antonio Texas and Mrs Preston Boren of Ross are guests of their sister Mrs Bill Patterson and Mr Patterson at 828 East Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Sloan
San Antonio
Texas
Preston Boren
Ross
Bill Patterson
Mr. Patterson
East Fifteenth
Mrs A T Bingham Visits Friends in Ada Yesterday
Mrs A T Bingham of Hickory visited friends in Ada yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bingham
Hickory
Ada
Mrs Rinard and Daughter Travel to Los Angeles for Summer Visit
Mrs John D Rinard and her daughter Mrs James Thompson departed Sunday for Los Angeles California where Thompson will spend the summer with her parents Mrs Rinard was called to Ada in the early spring due to Mrs Thompson illness who has since recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rinard
James Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Blevins Improves at Ada After Work Injury
Cecil Blevins an employee of the Coach Transfer company receiving treatment in Ada for severe injuries sustained at work showed slight improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Blevins
Coach Transfer Company
Ada
Miss Betsy Kerr to Visit Hollywood After Ada Stay
Miss Betsy Kerr leaves this week for Hollywood California after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert T Kerr west of Ada She was also a guest of Ada friends during her stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Kerr
Hollywood
Calif
Robert T. Kerr
Ada
Miss Kerr
City
Dr J R Craig Visits Father In Batesville Arkansas
Dr J R Craig is spending the week in Batesville Arkansas where he went Sunday for a visit with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Craig
Batesville
Arkansas
Mrs Besserick and Mother Shop Locally in Roff Visit
Mrs Besserick of Roff accompanied by her mother Mrs Lee Dowdy shopped here today in a brief local outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Besserick
Roff
Mrs. Lee Dowdy
Keltner Family Return From New Mexico Trip
Mr and Mrs A T Keltner and daughter returned Tuesday from Las Vegas New Mexico where they visited Mrs Keltner sister Mrs C B Keltner for twelve days They also visited Santa Fe and other points in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Keltner
Las Vegas
N. M
Democracy in Apne Ress Faces Shifting Majority
The piece notes a working majority for the Democratic party in Apne Ress and questions how a stronger majority could influence governance, comparing current leverage to potential gains. It emphasizes party dynamics and legislative implications without detailing specific actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Apneress
Gold Standard Clarified on Money and Debts
Government bonds need not be redeemed in gold and may be paid in any legal money. Private debts including mortgages can be settled in legal money. Foreign war debts may also be paid in legal money. Future contracts cannot require gold as payment. All legal tender coins and currency will be valid for public and private debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roosevelt signs securities bill to curb fraud and require disclosure
President Roosevelt signed a new securities act to require full publicity for all new issues and to expose all pertinent data to investors. The measure aims to curb abuses by high pressure sales tactics and to register domestic and foreign issues with the FTC for 20 days before advertising or sale.
Legislators in Arrears On State School Loans
Oklahoma City May 26 UP Representative M L Misenheimer called for disqualification of 15 representatives and 7 state senators tied to state school land loans totaling 93156 from voting on department reorganization. Secretary Beckett said six of 22 loans were in good standing and Governor Murray pressed an emergency measure to bar loans to elective state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
M. L. Misenheimer
Pittsburg
Misenheimer
A. L. Beckett
School Land Commission
Beckett
Pres. Lester
Mcc- Alester
Ed M. Reed
Elk City
W. J. Sowards
Stroud
Homer Paul
Pauls Valley
Helen Ray
W. O. Ray
Tishomingo
Berta K. Stewart
Paul Stewart
Antlers
Grover Thomas
Clinton
Oscar H. Abernathy
Harmony County
Ed King
Coal County
A. N. Leecraft
Bryan County
Dyton Bennett
McIntosh County
L. A. Jessee
Woodward County
J. D. Turner
Pawnee County
Pearl Brazell
Ed Brazell
Grant County
Julius Cox
Cimarron County
B. W. Todd
Kiowa County
Eula May Phillips
Ferman Phillips
Atoka County
M. I. Stokes
Grady County
Toy. Murray
A. SS. J. Shaw
Shaw
Johnston County
Stokes
R. T. Looney
Clyde Faught
Murray
Death Calls for Pioneer Resident
Ada settler W C Lee who lived there since 1902 died suddenly of a heart attack while visiting his son Vance Lee in San Angelo Texas. He was 84 born in Tuscumbia Alabama and survived by three daughters and two sons. Burial will be in Ada after funeral arrangements are made. He was married until 1925 and his son Barton died in 1929. The obituary notes his Southern gentlemanly character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lee
Ada
Vance Lee
San Angelo
Texas
Helen Lee
New York State
Lee
Tuscumbia
Ala
Indian Territory
Barton Lee
Lucille Preston
Kan
Carrie Euglé
Texhoma
Wilbur P. Lee
William Muldoon Vigorously At 88 In Foe of Boxing History
William Muldoon, 88, famed trainer of John L Sullivan and Roosevelt, once a grappling world champion and health farm pioneer, recalls Civil War service and a life steering prizefighters to conditioning and discipline. A separate report from West Plains, Missouri notes a tornado near Pomona killed Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Matthews, details search for other victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin E. Coleman
Associated Press
John L. Sullivan
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
William Muldoon
Health Farm
Idea
New York State
Muldoon
New York
Japan
John L
Boston Strong Boy
Jake Kilrain
Boston Strong
Maurice Barrymore
Rose Coghlan
Robert Downing
Charles the Wrestler
Gaul
Securities bill seeks full publicity to protect investors
Washington outlines a securities case bill requiring 20 day pre sale registration with the Federal Trade Commission for domestic and foreign issues. It targets misrepresentation and fraud, demands detailed financial data, and makes information public. The Senate adds a provision to create a corporation of foreign security holders by presidential proclamation to assist American investors in defaulted foreign cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Robinson
Arkansas
Rayburn
D-Tex
Fletcher
D-Fla
Congress
Commission
Senate
Corporation of
One Killed Six Injured In Wreck Near Tulsa
A dawn collision twelve miles east of Tulsa killed Glenn Leach 26 and injured six others from a party returning from a dance. Injured are George Nelson 21 Melvin Nelson 23 Herman Cisco 22 Lorraine Shanafelt 19 with her nine months old daughter and Gladys Shanafelt 16. George Baker driver of the truck said the auto was traveling fast in the highway center and he could not avert the crash at the curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Glenn Leach
George Nelson
Melvin Nelson
Herman Cisco
Lorraine Shanafelt
Gladys Shanafelt
George Baker
Means Whitaker Sentenced in Lindbergh Hoax Conspiracy
Gaston B. Means and Norman Whitaker were each sentenced to two years in jail for conspiring to defraud Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean of $35,000 in a Lindbergh baby hoax. Justice Daniel W. O Donoghue imposed the sentence in the District of Columbia supreme court after a sensational trial with Charles A. Lindbergh testifying. Means, a former Justice Department agent, already serves 15 years for defrauding Mrs. McLean of $104,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaston B. Means
Norman Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh Mece- Lean
Lindbergh
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Charles A. Lindbergh
Means
Department of Justice
McLean
Edward BR. McLean
The
Washington Post
California repeal action contested before U S Supreme Court
Four Los Angeles residents’ attorneys announced at San Francisco that the case tests the legality of California’s pending state convention procedure to repeal the 18th amendment. The state supreme court had refused to hear a petition to block a June 2 election for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Supreme Court of the United States
California
Los Angeles
E. Neal Ames
Richard K. Candy
State Supreme Court
Villa saddle now in Seminole
The large silver mounted Mexican roping saddle used by Pancho Villa is now owned by Dr. Claude S. Chambers of Seminole. The horn, trim, and spurs are described, with Villa’s raid on Columbus and Pershing’s border pursuit noted. The saddle was bought from Villa through Colonel Zack Miller of the 101 Ranch. Villa was killed in July 1923 near his northern Mexico ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancho Villa
Claude S. Chambers
Chambers
Texas
United States
Gordon Hines
Villa
Zack Miller
101 Ranch
Mexico
Defamation suit filed against Huey Long in Baton Rouge
Mrs. Anne Ector Pleasant, wife of ex governor Ruffin G. Pleasant, sues Senator Huey P. Long for 250000 damages in East Baton Rouge district court alleging he called her drunken and caused her arrest and removal from the state capitol during the 1932 session. The suit cites humiliation and harmed respectability and names Pleasant and an array of Louisiana attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Anne Ector Pleasant
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Long
State House
East Baton Rouge
Pleasant
Alice Lee Grosjean
Caddo Parish
Senator Long
Capitol
R. L. Whitman
State Bureau of Identification
Tong
Washington
D-La
Louisiana
Decoration Day Observed in Ada Nationwide Tribute
Ada joined the nation in Decoration Day observances with a memorial service at Rosedale cemetery. Flags flew, banks closed, and a large crowd heard Rev Crawford and Rev Blackburn reflect on sacrifices. Boy Scouts laid flowers at graves as Taps sounded. An auxiliary wreath honored Mrs. Orville Snead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
United States
Rosedale Cemetery
County Court House
Alvis Jones
Norman Howard
Rosedale
Crawford
Blackburn
Rev
Boy Scouts
American Lesson Auxiliary
Orville Snead
Red Cross
Skunk Families Halt Gutworms Claimed By Farmers
In Kay county Oklahoma farmers report relief as skunk families halt cutworms harming early corn and winter wheat. Investigations show a definite field line where worms stopped following the skunk entry path. Also in Washington Senator Long denies ejecting Anne Pleasant from the state capitol amid a damages suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Kay County
Ardmore Hosts Ada Masons In Spectacular Degree
Twenty Ada Coun cil No 10 Masons traveled to Ardmore to present the super-excellent decree in Masonic work inviting Ardmore council. A chicken banquet followed the ceremony with 14 candidates in the class and a large audience from Ardmore and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Council No. 10
S. M
Ardmore
Ada
Bill Powell
Bill Lahue
Francis
Hugh Norris
John Smith
W. S. Emerson
Ed Alexander
Edward Davis
C. E. Cunning
J. C. Barnard
Clyde Allietag
A. V. Moore
M. Z. Thompson
R. A. Herndon
Miles C.grigsby
R. T. Williamson
Dan W. Swaffar
A. C. Dixon
A. D. Stubblefield
Wayne Wheelock
Dr. F. R. Laird
Coast Guard Drag Mission To Probe Missing Husband Tale
Captain Otto Fricke of the coast guard will drag Tower Slip in Duluth Minnesota to verify a fortune teller's claim that Mrs Anthony Kulus of Superior believes her husband, missing since May 14, was drowned there. He says he does not believe fortune tellers but will perform the search to ease the wife's fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Otto Fricke
Coast Guard
Anthony Kulus
Superior
McDowell elected moderator as Presbyterian General Assembly ends standoff
Dr. John McDowell of New York won the 145th general assembly moderator’s post with 591 votes, defeating ultrafundamentalist Frank Elder of Cincinnati who had 120 and George Shea with 26. Machen group vows continued action on missions boards despite minority status. treasury deficits topped $1,056,005.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
John McDowell
New York
McDowell
Frank Elder
Cincinnati
George H. Shea
Quaryville
J. Gresham Machen
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Board of National Missions
National Missions
Christian Education
Pensions
Foreign Missions
Honesty Tested In Hard Times
A short feature reflects on integrity when scarcity and pressure rise, exploring how individuals and communities persevere through economic strain and societal stress. It notes acts of candor, responsibility, and mutual aid amid hardship.
District Masons Meet Here Friday at College Auditorium
Friday night at o o'clock the Masons of District 38 Pontotoc and Coal counties will hold an annual program at the college auditorium. Supt. Allen of the Masonic Home at Guthrie will bring orphans to entertain and explain the home’s work to aid the Masons in understanding its services. Masons wives Eastern Star invited. others from surrounding counties expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Masons
District 38
Pontotoc
Coal Counties
Supt. Allen
Masonic Home
Guthrie
Eastern Star
Cecil Blevins in Unusual Accident at Filling Station
Cecil Blevins suffered a severe facial injury when a trailer he was coupling to a truck tripped and struck him at a highway filling station. He received cuts on his forehead and nose. at Ada hospital he was reported resting well with an excellent chance of full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promeriday's
Cecil Blevins
Coach Transfer Company
Blevins
Blevin
Ada
Ritzy New York dog devours dinner slippers purse tickets
New York socialite Samuels the cocker spaniel chewed a pair of slippers owned by Mrs Jean Lamont after dining on an $18 meal. He then swallowed a purse containing $18 in bills and two tickets to the Players Club revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuels
Park Avenue
Jean Lamont
Players’ Club
After The Storm Lake Andes
Residents report a recent tornado shifted part of Lake Andes a half mile into Johnson's Bay, an arm that had been dry for ten years, and that fish were swept away with the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Andes
S&s. D
Johnson's Bay
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William Aauloocn
West Plains
Ozark Hill Country
Pomona
Here
W. L. Matthews
Leavenworth
Matthews
Whitaker
California Repeal Action
Seminole
Dr. Chambers
Huey Long
Howard B. Warren
Ruston
E. Wayles Brown
Shreveport
Paul G. Borron
First Methodist Church
District Masons
Masonic Orphans Home
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