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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1929

Page

6

U G C V Camp Elects Officers and Honors Comrade

W L Byrd camp No 1545 U C V meets Sunday naming Sam H Hargis as commander and W C Jones as adjutant for 1929. Judge A T Parrish spoke. a resolution honored David S Harden of Roff, a veteran of General Forrest's cavalry, with minutes, family copy, and press notice.

W. L. Byrd Sam H. Hargis W. C. Jones A. T. Parrish David S. Harden Roff Forrest Com M. A. Selle C. Gates

Local notes on church events and community visits

Sunday singing drew a large young crowd, with plans for continued services. The column lists numerous visits among neighbors, church meetings, preaching schedules, and social calls across Ada and surrounding areas, plus county mineral tax totals and allocations.

Paving Move Affects East 12th Street Park Space

A petition from East 12th Street property owners asks city commissioners to abolish the park space in the 100 block and replace it with paving. The change follows earlier street paving and traffic growth, with the goal of meeting increasing demand and freeing up space.

East 12Th Street Twelfth Street T’ American

Sharkey Defeats Stribling In Miami Beach Showdown

Heavyweight bout ends with Jack Sharkey defeating Young Stribling in ten rounds at Flamingo Park. Sharkey clinches victory on judges scorecard amid a 40,000 strong crowd and a $400,000 gate. Stribling delivers moments of drama, while Uzendun watches from ringside as Dempsey looms.

Alan J. Gould Miami Beach Fla Jack Sharkey Down East Sharkey Lou Magnolia New York Flamingo Park Magnolia Boston Associated Press Stribling Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Paulino Uzendun Tex Rickard Bic Bill’ Carey

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits

Mrs Pearl Hudgins is on the sick list this week. The U P T C meeting was well attended and enjoyed by all. Literary Friday night drew a good crowd with invites for March 15. Several residents hosted and visited friends across Ada and Stonewall, including Miss Altha McCormick Edgar Tiner and Carl Woolly.

Will Bryan Bob Tippins Bufford Whisenhunt W. M. Ray Ada Beatrice Hamilton Misses Ola Ruby Lillard Eva Ray Lydia Bryan Gene Scott Unicon Valley Wilma Scott Lula Myrtle Bales Thelma Alief Hoppie Killion Alfred Union Valley Kiddsper Winn Roy Floyd Taylor Alvin Minor Roft J. A. Ashley J. T. Boatright Ashley Lucille Irene Cochran Fred Hough Stonewall Henry Lambert Rowlin Lambert Marvin Wade Mr. Taylor Walter Harvey Wilson John Dave Rae Zella Ashley Lillian Taylor Joe Belt Louis Rutledge Johnny Jones Harold Jones Corsicana Texas Bill Belt Hawkins Underhill Maudie Pitt George Pitt J. W. Yandell Brother Yandell I. W. Yandell T. H. Burch Grandma Watts Jack Watts L. D. Haskins Rance Tucker Yandell Jim Henry Center Community Henry Catherine Ina Wood Rachel Alene Burch Earlin Haskins Vel Neva Kendrick Elenore Haskins F. B. Haskins Mildred Emogine Burk G. W. Evans Buel Stark Ed Tyson Oklahoma City Saturda Edna Hunt Murr R. C. Gibson G. R. Magar Buller Turner Billie Jim Pete Pearl Hudgins Mr. Blue Altha McCormick Edgar Tiner Carl Woolly Annie Reed Audrey Clifford Cleo Polk Polk Cross Lonnie Glover Cecil Carl Dairs Bennie Ray Alma Lou Reed Lady Clifford Henry Gibbs Vis

Fire Sweeps Hugo Area Destroying Block in Hugo

Fire of undetermined origin burned a half block of Hugo's business district early today. Some structures were vacant, and losses were not expected to exceed 60 000. Firefighters from Fox fought the flames as a west wind fanned the blaze, threatening nearby blocks. The Wright home caught embers but was saved. The fire started in a former R V Womack Mercantile building used as a peanut storehouse and another building housing Patterson Hardware was destroyed.

Hugo Okla Fox A. J. Wright R. V. Womack Mercantile Company Patterson Hardware Company

Oklahoma City Superintendent Powers Retained in School Contracts

County superintendents of schools will keep their authority to sign teachers' contracts under existing law. The House killed H B 174 authorizing district boards to hire teachers with the county superintendent approving contracts. Contracts would have been made after July 1 following district estimates.

County Excise Board House W. C. Jones Greer County Phillips Oklahoma City House of Representatives Ferman Phillips Atoka County

Jackson and Corban Appeal Over Criminal Libel

Neely Jackson and W. T. Corban appeal their criminal libel conviction after a county court sentence of one year in jail and a $1000 fine. Judge Tal Crawford denied their motion for a new trial as attorneys file notice of appeal and briefs. The case stemmed from an affidavit circulated accusing Fred Bowles sheriff and Democratic candidate of defaming character.

Neely Jackson W. T. Corban State Criminal Court of Appeals Tal Crawford Jackson Corban Fred Bowles Pontotoc

Oklahoma Tax Apportionment Totals Shared by Counties

Checks apportioning 632 996.41 to 39 counties as their share of the gross production tax for the three months ended December 31, 1928 were prepared today in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma County Oklahoma City Seminole County Pottawatomie County Creek County Mar

Custom Chick Hatching Plant Boasts Large Capacity

Advertisement promotes a large hatchery offering 17 000 eggs weekly capacity. It promises chicks from leading breeds aged one day to two weeks at reasonable prices and urges readers to reserve space now.

Padloge orner for house hort of ada

From Friday's Daily the article notes efforts to dry up Pontotoc county and shut down liquor haunts as part of an ongoing campaign led by Ada's Padloge Orner.

Padloge Ada Pontotoc County

Pontotoc County 4-H Boys Win at Southwest Livestock Show

Four Pontotoc County 4-H boys Arthur Floyd J D Hooten Harry Smith and Jack Barringer exhibited calves at the Southwest Livestock Show in Oklahoma City. Anthony Floyd earned second senior Angus steer and fifth junior Angus steer while J D Hooten took seventh junior Angus steer and Harry Smith placed eighth Hereford. The county exhibit earned five calves finishing fifth.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Anthony Floyd J. D. Hooten Harry Smith Jack Barringer Angus Jarry Smith Hereford

Mexican bandit group kills two American mining officials

In Guanajuato Mexico sixteen bandits were killed in battles with federal troops after they abducted and killed W. M. Underwood and G. C. Alesthorpe. Two prisoners faced summary court martial with probable execution. One federal soldier died in action.

Mexico City Mar W. M. Underwood G. C. Alesthorpe Guanajuato

Ray Donoho Bound Over On Assault Charge

Ray Donoho appeared before Justice of the Peace T. O. Cullins this morning and was bound over to district court on an assault with a sharp weapon charge. He is accused of slashing Jesse Rogers during a melee at the Galey school house on January 26.

Ray Donoho District Court T. O. Cullins Justice of Peace Donoho Jesse Rogers Galey School

Notice of Sale of Charttels in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

By virtue of a special execution in the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma in favor of Sheft's Supply and against William J Bryans, I will on March 16, 1929 at 2 p.m. at Clint Palmer Well No 1 near Ada offer for cash at public sale 1019 feet 3 inches of 16 inch casing and 110 inch casing shoe, property levied on as Bryans. Fred Bowles sheriff. By Fred Donoho undersheriff. O-Utw

District Court Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheft William J. Bryans Clint Palmer Ada Pontoteoc County Fred Bowles Fred Donoho

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