Local Family Plans Summer Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs W H Mott and daughters Florence and Lorene left for Illinois and Kentucky for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs J H Bunyard and Mildred left for Ross to spend summer with her parents Mr and Mrs A Hennigan after finishing law school at Lebanon Tenn. Prof E C Roberts Ada school principal noted another week of school and plans to be at Frisco next year. John Fitts left for Tulax after blockading acreage for oil firms in Coal county and predicts at least one deep test in Coal this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mott
Florence
Lorene
Illinois
Kentucky
J. H. Bunyard
Mildred
West Sixteenth
Ross
E. C. Roberts
Maxwell School
Frisco
John Fitts
Coal County
Tulax
Oil and Gas Officer Clyde Dyer In Ada For Duties
Ardmore state oil and gas conservation officer Clyde Dyer is spending several days in Ada to attend to various business interests and oversee regulatory matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dyer
Ardmore
Mrs Idson and daughter to visit eastern Oklahoma and Louisiana
Mrs T. Y. Idson and her daughter Miss Marie Lee depart this morning to visit relatives and friends in eastern Oklahoma for a month and will also call on friends in Louisiana before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. Idson
Marie Lee
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Twilight League clash ends in parkfield tie as Legion tops Waners
In a slugfest at Parkfield the Legion defeated the Waners 11 to 4 while the Firemen beat the Cementers 11 to 10 to solidify their place in the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkfield
Legion
Waners
Firemen
Cementers
Charley Jonson Appears in Court for Concealed Weapons
Charley Jonson was arrested Tuesday for carrying concealed weapons and paid a $25 fine plus costs this morning after appearing before Justice T O Cullins on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Jonson
T. O. Cullins
Justice of Peace
Ada Sees Visitor Earl Meacham From Hill Bluff
Earl Meacham of Hill Bluff Wyoming is in Ada inspecting local business interests. Meacham was previously connected with Butler Brothers Grocery company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Meacham
Hill Bluff
Wyo
Ada
Mr. Meacham
Butler Brothers Grocery Company
Misses Sarrett Visit Tulsa Relatives for Month
Misses Maxine and Helen Sarrett daughters of Mr and Mrs H J Sarrett of 609 North Mississippi avenue left Tuesday to spend the month in Tulsa visiting their aunt and uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine
Helen Sarrett
H. J. Sarrett
North
Mississippi Avenue
Tulsa
Saunders Family Trip Returns to Ada Area
R. L. Saunders has returned from Long Beach and Los Angeles California where he accompanies Mrs Saunders and their daughter Miss Ava Miss Saunders will attend school this summer at Los Angeles and will probably return to Ada in late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Saunders
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Cal
Mrs. Saunders
Miss Ava
Miss Saunders
Ada
Miss Estelle Morris and Miss Hazel Clark Visit Fort Smith
Miss Estelle Morris and Miss Hazel Clark departed this morning for Ft. Smith Arkansas to visit relatives and friends. They plan a return trip via Durant for a short visit as guests of Miss Clark's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Morris
Hazel Clark
Ft. Smith
Ark
Durant
Miss Clark
Dormitory Fire Destroys Student’s Belongings
Mrs. Mabel Browall reports her son Carl lost all personal property in a dormitory fire during an exam. Clothing books and other items were destroyed including books for the summer term. Uncertain whether he will remain at school or return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Browall
Carl
Mrs Farney Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Friday's Daily reports Mrs F A Farney underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday and is resting well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Farney
Summers Injured Cranking Ford Arm Breaks in Accident
W. H. Summers suffered a broken arm when a Ford he was trying to crank backfired. The injury was serious but he is resting easy. Summers resides five miles south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Summers
Summers
Mr. Summers
Ada and area residents noted in daily society column
Miss Corinne Moore arrives in Ada for a few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs R S Moore. John William Moore of Albuquerque New Mexico listed in Ada to visit friends. Charles Russell Boud departs Newton Texas after assisting in revival music. Mrs Sarah McClintock improves after illness. John T Sorrell dies at Stratford May 31 and is laid to rest in Ross. Catherine Edmiston returns from Wichita to summer in Ada. Hoyt Driskill returns home with family on East Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Moore
Port Arthur
Texas
Ada
R. S. Moore
East Ninth Street
John William Moore
Albuquerque
N. M
Mr. Moore
East Central
Charles Russell Boud
J. H. Boud
Newton
Russell
Baptist Seminary
Fort Wirth
Rural school conference outlines year program East Central district
East Central college hosts annual rural school conference with state board of education officials and district superintendents shaping the year’s rural education program. Dr. Marvin S. Pittman argues farm life offers advantages over city life, citing longevity, stable home life, and lower crime. The East Central district includes 11 counties with broad superintendent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agricultural Education
Teachers College
Ypsilanti, Mich
United States
Pittman
Rainfall pattern reported near Konawa and McKeown bridge
Friday night rain did not extend north of the river as travelers crossing the McKeown bridge noted. East of Konawa a wide area received no rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeown Bridge
Konawa
Joe Petty Improves After Byng Power Plant Injury
Joe Petty, injured a week ago during the Byng power plant fire fight, is reported somewhat improved. He has recovered enough to be moved from Breco hospital to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Petty
Byng
Breco Hospital
Mrs Chamberlain Improves After Oklahoma City Hospital Operation
Mrs. Albert Chamberlain is said to be improving after an operation in an Oklahoma City hospital several days ago. She was critically ill for several days. Mr. Chamberlain has returned to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chamberlain
Oklahoma City
Chamberlain
Ada
Ada Clerk's Office Veteran Accepts Oklahoma City Highway Post
Mrs. Noble Johnson, long employed in the county clerk's Ada office, accepted a new position in the Oklahoma City highway department and began work on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Johnson
Ada
Oklahoma City
Highway Department
Death of G. O. Enloe in Felda Florida
Word reached Ada that G. O. Enloe brother of Dr. W. H. Enloe died at his Felda Florida home on Friday. He lived in Ada for several years before moving to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Enloe
W. H. Enloe
Felda
Fla
Mr. Enloe
Ada
Florida
Individual Accepts Employment with Bon Ton Cleaners
A person accepted a position with Bon Ton Cleaners, joining the company staff in a new role. The notice highlights an employment move and the employer’s name without additional personal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bon Ton Cleaners
Cosby Huddle Returns from Oklahoma University Summer in Ada
Cosby Huddle son of Mr and Mrs Arch Huddle of Lawrence has returned from Norman where he spent a year at the University of Oklahoma and will likely be in Ada for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosby Huddle
Arch Huddle
Lawrence
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Ada
Lewis Visit Hits Chickasha Kin in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Ben Lewis and daughter Janita of Chickasha visit Ben Lewis brother J A Lewis and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lewis
Jaanita
Chickasha
Mr. Lewis
J. A. Lewis
J D Barrow Visits Ada as Sister’s Guest
J D Barrow of Red Level Alabama visits Ada as guest of his sister Mrs C F McKnealey at 705 East Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Barrow
Red Level
Ala
Ada
C. F. MecKnealey
East Fourteenth. Street
Oklahoma student returns home for summer vacation
Mike McKay who has been attending the University of Oklahoma at Norman this year has returned to his home here for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McKay
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Potter matriarch ill at Shawnee home
Mrs. M. E. Potter formerly of Ada and mother of Mrs. J. W. Horn is very ill at her Shawnee home. She has been unimproved after several weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McClintock
McClintock
C. W. Zorn
M. E. Potter
Ada
J. W. Horn
Shawnee
Potter
Local resident John Van Meter returns from Seminole visit
John Van Meter, who runs a rooming house at Seminole, spent the weekend at his home and is due back in Seminole this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Meter
Seminole
Ada Weekend Guests Include Marlow Family and Mrs Brown Loffman
Mr and Mrs George Marlow and their son Miles along with Mrs Marlow s sister Miss Brown Loffman of Atoka spent the week end in Ada as guests of J A Lewis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marlow
Miles
Marlow
Miss Brown Loffman
Atoka
Ada
J. A. Lewis
Western Union Office Sees New Local Manager
Deane Hamilton, formerly of Duncan, appointed manager of the local Western Union office. He succeeds Orville Ogle who has been transferred to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Office
Deane Hamilton
Duncan
Orville Ogle
Oklahoma City
Pastor Morris Heads to 10 Day Revival in Maysville
Rev. C. C. Morris of First Baptist will conduct a 10 day revival in Maysville. He said arrangements are made to supply the local pulpit during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Maysville
Hugh Smith Returns to City from Ardmore Visit
Hugh Smith formerly of Ada, who has been living in Ardmore for several months, has returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Ada
Ardmore
Norman Couple Weekend Visit to Sapulpa
Mr and Mrs J H Norman of 317 East Twelfth street spent the weekend in Sapulpa visiting their son Jim Norman and his wife and their young son. Mr Norman returned Sunday night to his home and Mrs Norman stayed a few more days in Sapulpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Norman
East Twelfth Street
Sapulpa
Jim Norman
Shaw's Department Store Owner Returns From Texas Treatment
S. M. Shaw of Shaw's Department store returned last night from Tem ple Texas where he has spent the past several weeks undergoing special medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Shaw
Shaw's Department Store
Temple
Texas
Rural conference participants visit to discuss school buildings
E A Duke chief rural school supervisor Haskell Pruett expert on erection of rural school buildings and J R Holmes member of the state board of education came to take part in the rural conference program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Duke
Haskell Pruett
J. R. Holmes
Sapulpa
State Board of Education
East Central rural conference opens with new department head
Clyde M. Howell and Miss Gregory attend duties as East Central College unveils a new public speaking department headed by William W. O Connell of Hutchinson Kansas. He holds a masters from Wisconsin and led state championship teams at Hutchinson. The conference hosts lectures, music, and a strong turnout as enrollment grows toward a record total. ARDMORE report notes a youth saddle displaced by automobiles and a Texas youth sentenced to a year in Granite reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde M. Howell
The
Oklahoma Educational Association
Miss Gregory
East Central College
William W. O O’connell
Hutchinson
Kansas
O'Connell
Emporia College
University of Wisconsin
O’connell
Kiwanis Club
Linsehheid
Ardmore
Leon Harrelson
Poolville
Texas
State Reformatory
Granite
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Law School At
Lebanon, Tenn
Eimtford Star
John T. Sorrell
Stratford
Catherine Edmiston
Wichita, Kans
Hoyt Driskill
E. H. Driskill
East Fourteenth Street
ADA Seed
Checkerboard Store
East Central District
Department of Rural School Supervisors
Department of Education
Marvin S. Pittman
Wilson’s
Pretty
Choice
First Christian Church
W. C. Herring
H. P. Butcher
M. P. Hatchett
A. Linscheid
Crumley
Debeat
Eugene Ford
Bill Mackin
Devereaux
Gilman Mackin
University of Illinois
John S. Vaughn
Vaughn
Victoria Lyles
Lyles
Cardiff
Ypsilanti
Mich
Dad
Madras
Silk
C Mae Quality Store
Wenayetta
Ommulge Omahoma
Eagle
Willqal al N Growing
Wen
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