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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

5

Weather and farm notes from Pontotoc County

The rural column reports pleasant weather and busy farmers laying by corn and hoeing cotton. A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with frequent Sunday and weekend visits, church events, and community activities. The piece highlights crop work, gatherings, and upcoming singing conventions in the area.

Ada visitor on business. twins born to Palmer couple

G G Graham traveled to Ada on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Vick Palmer welcomed twins born June 1 named James Franklin and Marie Jolie. Miss Alleta Baer of Center visited over the weekend with cousin Gienda Easiey.

G. G. Graham Ada Vick Palmer James Franklin Marie Jolie Alleta Baer Center Gienda Easiey

Cotton Chopping Kirks Community News This Week

Local notes show residents visiting relatives and friends across Ada Colbert and nearby. Scheduled Sunday school sessions urged with an invitation to attend and bring someone along.

Pie supper raises funds for ball team and community visits noted

The pie supper Friday night raised 5.85 for the ball team. Marie Seaff won prettiest girl cake, Buster Kuykendall Ada took ugliest man soap. Lorene Crow and others visited, church attendance noted. new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams.

Marie Seaff Buster Kuykendall Ada Lorene Crow E. A. Mayfield Lehman Gordon Daisy Mae Burk Reba Page Worstell Rootman Dale Bryan Charlie Crow Graham Andrew Williams Otis Roberts Ray Saward Charles Thomas Oil Center This Place Opal Duncan EB. A. Mayfield W. D. Hightower

Summer heat as farmers pause corn growth in Ada area

Weather turns warm and growth slows as local farmers lay by corn. Sunday school attendance was 40 with a fine lesson. Bro Geo McLain to fill appointments Saturday through Monday night. Visitors include Mrs Berry and Mrs Walker from Konawa staying with Mrs Zumbro. Norman family visitors from Oklahoma City. Ada shoppers out Saturday. Hazel Watts dined with Helen Brecheen. Misses Sadie and Audie Coz

Geo. McLain Berry Mrs. Walker Konawa R. L. Zumbro Zumbro Hessey Houston Norman Oklahoma City H. L. Norman W. C. Norman Jack Watts Delta Grover Tyree Hazel Watts Helen Brecheen Sadie Audie Coz

Community Notes From Union Valley And Ada Visits

Warm weather and rain hoped for by farmers. Mr and Mrs Oral Clampitt and son visit Henry and Mrs Clampitt. Edd Clampitt family in Ada. Helen Storie stays with aunt and uncle Jack Stephens. Phillips family and Freeman visit Ada. Wesley Hart Tom Kidwell attend Pleasant Hill singing. Lee Cunningham travels to Ada on business. Bill Nealy family shops in Ada. Jack Stephens visits his parents.

Oral Clampitt Union Valley Henry Clampitt McSpirett Edd Clampitt Ada Bud Creech Henry Creech Helen Storie Jack Stephens Phillips Freeman Wesley Hart Tom Kidwell Baby Pleasant Hill Lee Cunningham Bill Nealy Helen Franks Mrs. Stephens

Fine Weather Boosts Farm Work Attendees Mentioned

The note highlights favorable weather for farming and lists numerous local residents and visitors across two days. Households from Ada Colbert and Oakman host and visit relatives including the Lambs, Wilsons, Richar dsons, and others while a Pentecostal gathering at Oakman is reported as well.

Local residents share church and visit notes in Ada region

Rev. McDougal preached a fine sermon Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bowden of Oklahoma City visit their daughter Mrs. Warley Hokett this week. Woodrow Horton Elzie Reed and Millie Maud Scott dined at the Murphy home Sunday. Mrs. Burpo and son Billie of Ada visited her sister Mrs. Jim Odom Sunday. Mrs. Couch and daughter Ruby spent Saturday night with Mrs. Autrey and attended a church there. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott attended church at Stonewall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cecil and children of Ada visited her mother Mrs. Hatt Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thilmer Hallin of Centrahoma spent Sunday in the Brashers home. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Stone of Stonewall visited Mr. and Mrs. Couch Sunday evening. Mrs. Rowin visited Mrs. Keithley Monday evening. Jack Trower accompanied Easman Killercase to the Breco hospital last Thursday. Ray Hatton was here Monday from Allen.

Dana France Williams Jenne Robert Boren Ada Haley Craddock Bob Anderson Clara Boren Jack Stonewall Williame Jesse Mack Buel Bradford Laughlin Florese Opal Dessel Samantha Whitehead Guy May Anderson Losa Richardson Mary Clarence Harve Owens Will Owens Phoenix Ariz Jim Richardson Ben Richardson Lindsay Luda Garrett St. Louis Haccen Underwood Anadarko John Owens Jester Watson Wendell Bromide Watkins Addie . Richardson Frisco George McKinney Chillicothe Ohio Robert Bradford Watkins Sunshine Opal D. Mack Jim Spence Wilson Melvin Morgan Bonnie Faye Smith Lorene Martin Hughes Mrs. Barton Violet McCause Center Miss Oleta Effie Henry Mrs. Bond Grandma Johnson Cletis Alice Mac Fond Mary Bond Lora Eddings George Files Myrtle Irwin Huches Granny Fterger W. L. McKinley Midland Beulah Briges Carmen London Galloway Bond Ona Hughes Oklahoma City Little Wondel McDaniel Helen Burrows J. J. Burrows Gallaway Bond Kansas Ona Charles Francis Mathews Stratford Lee Roy McDaniel Vendell Minnie McDaniel F. M. Wood Yeager Dot McGehee A. J. Deaton Helen Burruss Manda Berger Ada Berger Childre John Bradley, Sr Vaness Granny Berger John Lunsford Mr. Bond Manda Perger Oakman Tom Hughie Clarence Irwin John Eddings Opal Irwin Manley Maddox Bessie McGee John Brock Pickett Earl Smith Richard Martin Charlie Irwin Bond Bonnie Smith Rosie Norma Lee Henry Mrs. Hatt Thilmer Hallin Centrahoma Brashers Lon Stone Couch

Cosby, Shirley and Drakes Named in Local Record

Trevern Cosby, John Shirley, and Mabel and Gracie Drake are listed in a local records notice. The item confirms party names involved in a community matter with no further details provided.

Trevern Cosby John Shirley Mabel and Gracie Drake

Explosions Hit Hamamatsu Air Corps Station Nightly

Three blasts damaged the powder magazine at Hamamatsu air corps station killing or injuring more than ten people. Several structures were destroyed and casualties were expected to rise. Hamamatsu lies about 120 miles southwest of Tokyo.

Tokyo Hamamatsu Air Corps Station Hamamatsu

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pontotoc County Jim J. C. Craddock Jessie Ben Owens Cecil Clouse L. May R. M. Davis Willie Lee Shepherd Ruby Hill Lorene Williams Buster Harden Lonnie Davis Irene Davis Elnora Fox Charlie Davis John Pettyjohn David Morgan Russell Juanita Ruby McCarty Mary Lou Erma Mae Russell G. B. Thompson Cora Ruth Thompson Cora Thompson Mollie Odom Forrest Gill Arvella Russell Mildred Gipson Anna Bell Holkum Jewell Howard Homer Howard Odell Davis Andy Davis Verey Hudson Lewis Echols Logan Jones Coord J. W. Yandell Earlin Haskins Ostell and Lewallen L. PD. Haskins Marie Bray Gladys Lewis Melton Evans Janie Lou Burch Clyde Haskins Lumon Rutledee Sylvia Eveans Ruth Bill Thomas Kirk Duncan Billie Wood Paul Riedel Finis Cosby Allene Burch Cornell Brewer Darwin Lusk John Allen Hudson Frank Curtis Roy Soward Summers Chapel F. B. Haskins E. K Hudson Lawson Watts G. W. Evans Chism Tom Hughes Ernest McDaniel Myrtle Collins Floy Mae Juanita Gaar Jimmie Teel J. M. Cunningham Johnnie Rae Cunningham E. A. Easley Delma Flowers Lyda Teel Haden Tel Lonas Aaron Oust Easley Mildred Dunn Egypt Bro. Williams Henry Dunn Ray Mildred Omer Davis Lula Mae Owensby Florence Bullock Reba Vickery Florence Bulloch E. A Charles Mathews Mrs. Vick Palmer Dewey Smith Dodson Hadie Casterman Mayme Pearl Mae Melntyree Layton Wood McGee Bueal Stark Delta Watts Cleo Brecheen Clyde Wilson Billy Jean A. H. Ellis Julis Ellis Nadine Mozelle Cavener Ruby Dryden J. W. Isaacs L. F Ruby Jewel Pauline Paul Mitchell Edmond Cavener Ernest Payne Stinnett Virgie Fletcher Alva Pennington C. A. Pennington Sybie Isaacs Velta Fletcher Irene Pennington Clarence Wood C. L Lewis Wood Clifford Lamb Mozelle and Edmond Isaacs Bud Dryden G. W. Lamb R. G. Clark M. R. Lamb Oscar Holland Simpson Anderson E. C. Cavener Elbert Tucker Mr. Randolph Tucker Rev. Milo Elena Roper Vivian Critchfield A. R. Cosby Mrs. Ward Wood Roy Shirley Clawrence Canady Seminole Rae Brewer Margie Shawnee Virgle Turner Mabel Zelma Luster Ray Shirley Sidney Boyd Paoli Billie Meredith J. M. Shirley Gus Hooten Gus Luster Hickory Hill Miss Lovelace Nae Latta Mr. Stegall Leatha Carson Inez Union Hile George Adkinson J. B. Stone W. J. Palmer Cora Dodson Adkson Homer Junior Lady Bell Tate Gladys Faulkenberry J. A. Rich Mary Eula Jackson Myrtle Teel Tom Boyd Edna Golden Alma Williams Bebeer Manwell Rocky Chapel Happyland Lambert Genevieve Mary Wilson Zora Daniels Clara Lilly Gertie Lamb Viola Nickell George Robbins Cliffton Tharp Charley Richardson Dilton Tom Richardson Eloise J. D. Lamb Ed Lamb Walker Brumley Dortha Wilson Claud Carpenter Clara Ruth Richardson Lorene Gertie Laughlin Johnnie Middleton Scott Wilson Orville Orley Morrison Mr. Jenkins Colbert Eula Wilson Bernice Anderson Richardson Ava Nell Deaton Juanita Daniels Theodore Loman Elzie Reed Willard Anderson Wilma Ruth Ernest Stephens J. W. Deaton Leroy Wilson Clellon Deaton OWL Rev. McDougal of J. C. Penney CO Pontotoc County Fair Wintersmith City Lake) Park Denneys Ula Pearsy Fast Co Priscilla Ramona West Main Oklahoma Double Terry Belle Isle
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