Community Notes On Local Nominations And Visitings
Perry Chaffis returns from a month away in the east part of the state. Fred Bean family moves to Maud. Rev Hardy and family back from Sulphur. W S Lahue and wife report a fine trainmen convention trip to Cleveland Ohio in May. C D Booker and wife visit from Ada. Commissioner Roberts active on Francis roads with Ada Francis highway ties. Children’s day program praised at the Methodist church. Pastor and family enjoy two newly papered rooms in parsonage, courtesy of church friends. Ladies' Aid re-roofed church by quilting. pastor’s family kept dry. Mrs A Goetter and mother take two to three weeks vacation. Church services scheduled next Sunday. Duet Valeria Fulkerson and Agnes Voyles appeal for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Chaffis
Chaffin Drug Store
Fred Bean
Maud
Rev. Hardy
W. S. Lahue
Trainmen’s Association
Cleveland
Ohio
C. D. Booker
Ada
Francis
W. H. Powell
Chas. Kersey
Methodist Church
J. W. Baker
A. Goetter
Baptist
Methodist
H. D. Rives
Pauline
Henryetta
Nellie Blackwell
A. E. Roberts
S. G. Heflin
W. H. Hannicutt
W. H. Gray
Billie
O. M. Saliee
Baby
Valeria Fulkerson
Heloise Fulkerson
Matthew
Glen Mobley
Marcia Durbi
Marcia Durbin
Heloise Fu
Lions Honor Night Backs Linscheid Return
The Lions club hosted a reception for President A Linscheid and family returning from New York and celebrated Harvey Faust winning a Vanderbilt degree and joining the college faculty. Lee Ellison praised community unity while Linscheid thanked supporters and lauded the college staff. John Josey played piano as the crowd enjoyed a civic homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Linscheid
New York
Linscheid
Harvey Faust
Vanderbilt University
Lee Ellison
Linseheid
Ellison
Ada
Lions Club
Iis
Mr. Linscheid
R. R. Robinson
John Josey
New Bethel News Busy in Field and Visits
The New Bethel column notes farmers clearing grass from crops as families visit from Colbert and Jones Chapel. Mr and Mrs Arthur Walker stay with Andrew Bean, Ruth Barnes visits Steedman relatives, and Mrs J B Forham’s visiting son is ill. Pearl Barnes and Bernice Fornham call on Mrs A W Elrod and her young daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walker
Andrew Bean
Colbert
Fred Foster
Johnie Foster
Ruth Barnes
Steedman
W. T Sorrels
John Woods
Jones Chapel
J. B. Forham
M. P. Barnes
Pearl Barnes
Bernice Fornham
A. W. Elrod
Voliva Sticks to Flat Earth View on Byrd Flight
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, Zion City overseer and flat earth believer, warns Commander Byrd may fall off the edge if he crosses the Antarctic plateau. He describes the world as a flat plate with a central notch pole and says sun movement is an optical illusion. Voliva plans to monitor Byrd’s expedition closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic Plateau
Byrd
Zion City
Laconia
Europe
Volvin
For sale Grass on hay meadow 1000 to 2000 bales
Classified note from Byron Norrell in Ada News dated 6 11 1941 lists grass on a hay meadow for sale with an estimated 1000 to 2000 bales. Various unrelated items follow including political chatter and brief society items from different cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Norrell
Ada News
Doctor Loomis Death Reveals Unsolved Murder Mystery
Detroit police face a lingering question after Dr. Frank R. Loomis killed himself while defending his innocence in the 1927 murder of his wife Grace Burns Loomis. The note left behind offered no confession and the案 incites ongoing doubt about who killed Mrs. Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Detroit
Frank R. Loomis
Detroit Police
Dr. Loomis
Grace Burns Loomis
Sun
Loomis
Detroit News
Grace Loomis
Princess Lalla and David Nash in carnival romance
During the first week in the new territory the Babees celebrate a thriving carnival with Sally and David Nash growing closer. He gifts her silk undergarments and an engagement ring as they dream of a future together, while danger from Mrs Stone looms as Sally faces a potential reading at the Palace of Wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Gus
Lalla
Sally
Saixy
Thelma
New Territory
Babees
Babe
David Nash
David
Byree
Capital City
Carson Farm
Josher
Palace of Wonders
Barker
Eddie
Princess Lal
Mrs. Stone
Legality of Senate Meetings Questioned
Washington June 6. The legality of two Senate committee meetings where Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana, refused to answer questions, was disputed in a brief report. The proceedings raised questions about the Senate’s authority to compel testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indians
Oil man trial defense challenges testimony on attendance
Defense counsel argued today in the oil man case that testimony about senate attendance during key meetings should be kept. They contended a quorum was lacking on February 2 and 3, making the sessions irregular and potentially freeing the defendant from liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Rover
Edward J. Bullock
Indiana Company
Stewart
Justice Siddons
Senate Public Lands Committee
Continental Trading Company
Tal Crawford Dated June 1 1928 Notice
Public notice dated June 1 1928 lists Tal Crawford with a legal action or filing reference 6 13 2tw. The fragment confirms a dated official record but lacks additional context or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Crawford
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Irene Shook
Harry Bunyard
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Ethel Bradly
Mounger
Pendleton
Larah Pendleton
Frisco
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Maxwell
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Bill Flemming
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Edd Cotton
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Edward Evans
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Roy Watson
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Marvin Floyd
E. B. Jones
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Tressie Page
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J. W. Cantrell
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Bob Ramer
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Ora
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Icx
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U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Voliva
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Wis
Coolidge
Kansas City
Brule River
Potomac
Millie Gade Carson
Ethelda Belibtrey
Central Park
Amsterdam
Great Britain
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Minnie G. Mclarland
F. J. McFarland
Minnie G. McFarland
Aot Court
Harrell & Kerr
Pontotoc County Court House
Oklahoma
District Court
Pontotoc County
Passumpsic Savings Bank
C. W. Floyd
Eliza Floyd
J. T. Rose
Maxwell Investment Company
T. N. Herr
Nhbove
Pontotec County
Oklahota
W. B. Walker
T. H. Deal
McKeown & Green
Sele
Kenneth Goodson
Lena
Goodson
Lena Goodson
Owens
Ward
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