Early Rain Favors Farmers and Local Visits
Fine rain last week aided farming activity with throng cutting grain digging potatoes and cotton. Carloads of potatoes shipped at 75 cents per bushel. Numerous visits and social calls among Ada and Stonewall residents noted, along with church services affected by rain and many familiar names visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le T. Daniel
Iets
Awl Airs
Joe Leo
Mary Jo
L. McClain
Arkansas City
Ta. Pontan
Craig
Colorado
Mie
J. A. Durbin
Gray
Witt
Franks
Norna Strickland
Ada
Willy
A. J. Gilstrap
Robert
Luta
Lawrence
Phillys
Bhicksmith
Cat
O. M. Sallee
Stonewall
W. OR
Robert Gustrie
Lina
Grandma McCalin
Nooler
Tule Goye
Leroy
Cote
Tse
Owen
Oscar Wardlow
Massey
Mr. Ward
Silas Terry
Slick
Oklatonia
Local fraternal group meets at usual lodge site
The HK. Kei Ada Klan No. 27 plans a gathering at the same lodge location used last Friday night. Members are urged to attend and observe the Exalted Cyclops order as carried by ATL aspirants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. HK
Kei Ada Klan No
Colbert Community News Report Cites Rain and Social Visits
A Friday night rain blessed Colbert while residents note numerous visits and gatherings. Edith Coventun with Marjorie Floyd, Richman and Harrison Bazemore families, and many neighbors share Sunday dinners, church, and weekend hospitality. The local baseball team won twice against Oskman and One, and Ray Luther is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bray
Jennings McAnally
Ada
C. IL. McAnally
Harrison Bavemore
Green ‘Floyd
Lester Lillard
James Watters
Miss Grave Brice
Iya Hagar
Létha Richman
B. E
2One
Ray Luther
Rocky Chapel Community Notes and Events
Rain brought welcome relief for the fields as oat cutting and threshing proceed. Local visits include Bibel Smith in Ada with teachers college sisters and Nora Chapman with cousin in Ada. A pie supper and speaker planned at Rocky Chapel Friday night the 27th, with preaching by Bro Mooney despite small turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Chapel
Haskell Price
Bibel Smith
Ada
Myrtle
Lillian
Techers College
Ruby Fussel
Olen
Add
Alex Phillins
Bill Fears
Bill Rose
Shopnlas
Palm
Bro. Mooney
Weathered Social Footnotes From a Busy Weekend
Yeager reports fine weather while families share visits and Sunday gatherings. Names include Rutta Jones and his father, Gladys Bett with Miay Z2enoba Jervir, Vazel and Jessica Cosby with Susie and Rachel Larmon, Allen Gentry with Mrs. Wilean, Larsson family at Will Jervis, and Arch Cosley’s household. A light rain aided corn growth, per ONWARD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phirr
Wil Jervis
Jim Cosby
Arch Cosley
Community prayer and social notes at Frisco area
Saturday and Sunday prayer services drew a well attended crowd. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Beret and family to the Sherrells, Viola Fisk visiting Lizzie Dillard, and numerous calls and visits among Dillard, Cran dosk, Kelly, and Laseman families. Ongoing harvest work, oat cutting, and several singing events mark a busy week in the Jack and Pete community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beret
Alloso
Chickasaw
Mary Lee Tucker
Jessie Allen
Kelly
Ais
Dora Tucker
Tulsa
Oliver Lyngh
W. W. Whitaker
Hickory
Zetta
Winnie Whitataker
Bessie Williams
O. M. Lynch
Oklahoma Ciy
Tyree
Blanche
Ben Tuckers
Jack
Thieves Loot Norman's Hardware in Sunday Break-In
Thieves robbed C. S. Norman's hardware store last Sunday night taking about 200000 dollars worth of inner tubes pocket knives and barber supplies. Law officers have made efforts but no arrests. Also notes rain boosts harvests with more showers hoped for in early July. Richard Wastlend, a garage worker, is ill with typhoid fever. Community reports on oil activity machinery at Wright and Sons and local religious meetings at Christian Advent church led by Elder W F Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wastlend
Wright and Sons
W. F. Jordan
Chritian Advent Church
Johnie Lamb
Troy West
Charley Baker
Jim Williams
Jess Lamb
Ada
C. S. Norman
Francis
Jordan
Mlinois
Francia
Adventist Church
W. A- Hearton
Ewell Baker
Alva Lamb
Franks Byrds Visit and Local Socials Mentioned
Franks Mr and Mrs Jett Byrd visit Frise and stay with Mrs Byrd’s parents Mr and Mrs W B Goodrich. Lovelady families including Mrs Fred Elam and Miss Nowla Moore visit Mrs W H Miller. Various calls, Sunday gatherings, singing events, and local visitors noted around Pleasant Hill and Lovelady with community updates.
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Pleasant Hill
Goodrich
Ade
John Brown
Will Fulkerson
Fleasant Hill
Will Underwood
Bob Thompson
Ada
W.H. Miller
Stuart
Mable Miller
Prod
Mament Lovalady
Mr. Brown
Misa Ethe
Mias Brittle Brown
Handle Blam of Lovelady
Raymond and
Elmer ‘Miller
Crescent era notes from Cedar Grove farming community
The Cedar Grove column reports on a week of farming chores and town chatter. Crops progress with corn tasseling cotton being chopped while crab grass and cockle burrs challenge fields. Residents share visits, farm news, local meetings, and plans for summer school and revival services ahead of the 1926 Philadelphia sesquicentennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Arthur Lamb
Lamb
Arthur “Lamb
Russell
Read
Happy Land
Huddleston
John Baker
Tom West
Dayettet Huddleston
Beulah
Maude Aking
Effle West
Edith
Mollie Lamb
Dallas’ Lamb
Charles E. Baker
Jim Willams
West
May Baker
Mra
J. R. Scroggins
Frikee Railway Company
Jr. Scroggins
Acarce
Lavern Scroggins
Magele Williams
Francis
Warren Walter
Drops at Oklahoma Clix and local notes spill over
Oklahoma City market notes report hog receipts steady in the north and a swift trading pace with prices around 5.75 to 6.00. Local chatter mentions weather affects, people away on visits, and several small town updates including Ephraim Ball’s birthday dinner at Sherrill Yourts home and various residents in Roff and Gordon Shaken by illness and harvest travel. A generalized ad invites readers to consider a home business with Rayleigh products.
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Oklahoma City
Gondtich
Aioe
Stes
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Bebee
Gladys Rollins
Marlo
Audrey Bethe
Jack Humphrey
G. L. Wilfong
Walnut Grove
Neatta
Roddy Waa
Debée
W. W. Grane
Ted Rollins
Neattn
Hazel Roddy
Ode MoeMasters
Lottie Long Wae
Suneday
Marl Johnson
May Crane
Louie Haggard
Atvs
Lois Rollins
Mtheima
Art King
Pearl Wells
Neatta Roddy
Edd Archer
Curis
Pearl Wels
Mrs. Wells
Talla Tolling
Yan, Hoad
Wife
Gale
Cretoria
Chambray
BBC
Brown's
RED Arrow
V Inc. Fee
Cenbe Hursting Willhun
Kraak
Juana
J. J. Shaw Sanday
Foom. Newman
Wayne
Lee Thomas
Jordon Black
Carl Solo'non
Tillty
Land
Stons
Homer
Daws Dyer
Herbie Marver
Ise Alta
Madden
Cotten Trimble
Miece
Quantet Jg
Johnslorper, Cotton, Trimble
Rolden Lenear
Martin Hanrahan
Philadelphia
Anton x
Lealé Nordea
B. Bentod
Ephramt
Sherrill Yourts
J.P. Hall
R. A. Hegler
Ruby Nelle Mine
Maye Prewett
Myrtle “Shackelford
Edna Shahan
George Brady
Everddd
Shackelford
Zeak Barton
Ephram ‘Hall
Rott
Mr. Vanzant
Hoff
Hise
William Vanzant
Clayton
Roff
Audie Cross
R. L. Hagley
Frank ‘Tordeau
Gorden
Violet Hagler
Lena’ ‘Rucker
Audie Peterson
George Hewett
J. We Prewett
Wes
Hattiey Prewett
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Katherine
Edna
Pollack
Oklahoma
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Fatmernpia Murray
Hee. L. Butter
Ada Okla
Smith Motor Car
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