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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
5
Rural columns recount recent rainfall, church attendance, social visits, dances, ball games, harvest readiness, and local deaths. Mentions Maxwell, Blue Mound, Ada, and Stonewall with numerous names and events such as concerts, rodeos, and upcoming gatherings.
Sale notice for McCormick Deering binder twine conducted by Rollow Hardware Co on June 10, 1911. Item listed as available in the hardware store catalog with pricing and purchase terms.
Mr. Andrews called on R. L. Hagler Sunday morning. Arien and Otis Hagler stayed with their uncle J. W. Hagler in Blue Mound. Mrs. R. L. Hagler visited Pearl Fuller. Miss Viola Fuller visited Novella Holt and was seen in Stonewall. Dale Vanzanti undertook a business trip to Holdenville. R. L. Hagler visited Ada and Stonewall. H. N. Fuller, Jim Fuller and Goldie Fuller were in Stonewall and Ada. Mrs. Bertha Fulton, recovering from an appendicitis operation in Ada hospital, returned home. Mrs. Fenter and Pearl Fuller and son Earl visited Stonewall. The Fulton home welcomed W. Nelson and family, J. R. Sears and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holt. We are coming, Franks. Just watch us and see.
A Knox community note mentions all day singing and a ball game at Knox with attendees from the area. Haskell Hall, recently ill with measles and appendicitis in Ada, returned home and is improving. Various residents visit, attend funerals, and note family illnesses and social calls across nearby towns.
Ada resident Lorena Kinsey wed Mr Massy of Byars in a ceremony that surprised friends in the area. Lorena had lived here previously and her wedding brought good wishes. Additional visits included YANOSS residents and local social calls across the weekend.
Johnston county teachers club in E C T C held the term’s first social at City Lake on Wednesday at 5 pm. Mrs Tom McGiboney chaired the preparation committee with Mrs Hoggett Mr Baggett and Mr Napils assisting. Hamburgers soft drinks ice cream and cakes were served with plenty left. The president praised the group for spending little money. Committees named include stunt committee and picnic committee with members listed.
Various members of the party enjoyed the hour swimming and boating session, making the most of calm waters and pleasant weather. Several attendees relaxed on the shore afterward, sharing conversations and refreshments.
The U S House approved a French war debt settlement by 236 to 112. The measure ratifies acceptance of an agreement calling for 6.8476 billion dollars in principal and interest over 62 years, sent to the Senate where opposition is expected.
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