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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1933

Page

4

Roosevelt emergency powers and state cutbacks debate

The piece argues for swift presidential action under emergency powers while criticizing Congress for inefficiency and for reversing Hoover era cuts. It notes a proposed two year closure of several state institutions, praises Ada school leadership, and reflects on garden seed aid and social leveling through adversity amid evils of intemperance.

Roosevelt Garner Congress Hoovers Independent Office Hoover

The Future Farmers Of America Reflections And School News

The piece contrasts ancient wine cautions with modern temperance, notes Roosevelt era politics, and highlights Vanoss FFA activities. It covers calf and hog show entries, club objectives, fundraising, and the return to work under new instructor Hendrickson as FE L Manton reports.

Fr. F. A Hershel Vinson Allen Ada Oklahoma City Joe Johnston Hendrickson FE. L. Manton

In Memory of Ruth Davis Dortha Faye Mathis

Obituary notice and family tribute for Dortha Faye Mathis died March 7 1933 at age three in Ada Oklahoma. The piece lists her parents G M Mathis and Mrs J H Little and includes a long poem about the child and a separate card of thanks from the Mayfield family and others. Also mentions Ruth Davis and Donald Davis of Los Angeles and a funeral at Center cemetery.

Dortha Fay Mathis Dortha Faye Mathis G. M. Mathis South Hope, Ada Ruth Davis J. H. Little Los Angeles California J. J. Little Donald Davis Christ Our Lord

New Ambitions Rise as Sophomores Plan Show at Byne

Sophomores discuss mounting a play at Byne school pending arrangements. Nine of 21 Fitzhugh 4-H calves are owned by sophomore boys, and many sophomore girls are getting married. Freshman debate favored the negative on a highways versus schools question.

Byne Byng Fitzhugh Willie Brents Melba Auten Cleo Barton Jewel Thomas Ross Hazel Watson Ethel Morgan

Arizona Cowboy in Byng Play And Fresh Local News

Sophomores present The Arizona Cowboy a second time following a successful run at home then plan a trip before school ends. Brother Arbuckle preaches at Ada Baptist church. Jimmie Robinson returns from Idaho with four basketball medals. Willie Brents and Melvin Underhill wed. Willie a sophomore.

Byng Baptist Church Brother Arbuckle Ada Methodist Church Jimmie Robinson Idaho Willie Brents Melvin Underhill Willie

Spring morning fills town with church and porch gatherings

Morning finds residents outside gardens while sermons fill weekend church services. El der C. W. Stringer delivers three sermons to large Sunday crowds. many visits and social hours follow as neighbors share events from Ada to Homer.

Marek C. W. Stringer Baptist Lois Lowe D. Wood Ada Arthur Berger C. L. Berger Roundtree Hammond Viola Martin J. D. Gaar F. A. Murphy E. N. Jones Jack Jones Adella Jones Donald McCauley S. D. Lowe J. L. Tilley Deletha Lobough Grandmother Tilley G. M. Pitt Louise Phillips

Sunday School and Preaching Plans in Conway

Conway reports organize Sunday school services and announce preaching for next Sunday. The ciphering night drew a good crowd despite muddy conditions. Various residents visited others including Mrs. Lillard, Mrs. Wallace, and families in Blackrock, High Hill, Lovelady, Ada, Union Valley, Stonewall, and Steedman.

Mekeown Votes In On Economy Bill

Washington March 11 CP The house roll call on passing the Roosevelt economy bill 266 to 138. Democrats voting no include Beam Belter Black Brown ing Brunner Burke of California Cannon of Missouri Cannon of Wisconsin Carley Carpenter of Kansas Chapman Chavez Clark of North Carolina Collins of Mississippi Condon Connery Cooper of Tennessee Crosser Crowe Cullen Dear Delaney Dockweiller Douglass Dunn Durcan Eagle Faddis Fitagibbons Fletcher Ford Gasque Gavasan Griswold Hamilton Healey Hilderbrandt Knute Hill Sam D Hill Hoeppel Imhoff Jeffers Jeneckers Johnson of Texas Keller Kelly of Hinds Kniffin Kramer Lanzetta Lindsay Lloyd McCormick McFarlen McKeown May Mead Mitchell Murdock Musselwhite Nesbit O'Brien O Malley Palmisano WPatman Polk Pratt Ramsey Rankin Richards Rogers of Oklahoma Rudd Schuetz Schulte Shhrugham Secrest Sir ovich Smith of Washington Somers Stubbs Studley Swank Sweeney Tarver Taylor of South Carolina Truax Underwood Vin son of Kentucky Walgren Weidemann Werner White Zioncheck Grand total against 138 Minnesota farmer labor members Arens Johnson Kvale Lundeen Shoemaker total 5 Republicans voting no Blanchard Boileau Brumm Carter of Wyoming Chase Collins of California Connolly Dirksen Dondero Dowell Eagl ebright Foeeht Frear Gibson Gilchrist Hooper James Kelly of Pennsylvania Kurtz Lemke McFadden McLeod Mapes Mott Ransiey Reece Sinclair Strong of Pennsylvania Taylor of Tennessee Thurston Traeger Turpin Waldren Watson Welch Whitley Withrow Wolcott Wolffen den Wolverton Woodruff total 41.

Washington House Beam Belter Black Browning Brunner Burke California Cannon Missouri Wisconsin Carley Carpenter Kansas Chapman Chavez Clark North Carolina Collins Mississippi Condon Connery Cooper Tennessee Crosser Crowe Cullen Dear Delaney Dockweiller Douglass Dunn Durcan Eagle Faddis Fitagibbons Fletcher Ford Gasque Gavasan Griswold Hamilton Healey Hilderbrandt Knute Hill Sam D. Hill Hoeppel Imhoff Jeffers Jeneckers Johnson Texas Keller Kelly Hinds Kniffin Kramer Lanzetta Lindsay Lloyd McCormick McFarlen McKeown May Mead Mitchell Murdock Weideman Werner White Zioncheck Minnesota Farmer-Labor Arens Kvale Lundeen Shoemaker Blanchard Boileau Brumm Carter Wyoming Chase Connolly Dirksen Dondero Dowell Easglebright Foeeht Frear Gibson Gilchrist

Roosevelt economy bill split in House vote by party

The House passed the Roosevelt economy bill with a 266 to 138 result. Democrats backed 196 yes and 92 no while Republicans supported 70 yes and 41 no, with 5 farmer labor members voting against.

Spring Hopes Rise Amid Local News

Warm weather stirs spring dreams as Daisy Keener returns from Kansas and visits with Ruthie Lee and Elma Lee. A newborn boy arrives to Albert and Mrs Salters. mother and baby are healthy. Local notices report illness for Leon Vaughn, visits by Mary Jane and John Baxter, and a death in Cedar Grove. Francis plans a baseball revival and a diamond remains at the O P L station.

Daisy Keener Kansas Henry Keener Ruthie Elma Lee Albert Salters Zella Thurman Elma Clara Mae Phillips Leon Vaughn Charley Nickels Ruthie Lee Elma Phillips Leroy Phillips Sherman Francis Mary Jane Baxter John Baxter Sue Wheeler Cedar Grove

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Okla State University A. & M. College Central Teachers College Edmond East Central Cornwallis Pontotoc County Ada Board of Education Bo Ro Stubbs Stubbs M. L. Perkins T. W. Robison Murray Future Farmers of America Egypt Solomon Isaiah Samaria Babylon Cyrus Belshazzar United States Houses Chapter Vanoss Vanoss F. F. A F. F. A. Club Oklahoma Cry Jesus Little Dortha Dortha Billie Lee Melton C. K. Davenport F. G. Mayfield LaVerne Weaver Inez Mayfield Center Joe McNair Near Egypt Luther Parker Irene Lorene Juanita Townsley Edith Henry Fairel Wooten Mildred Dalliahond Helen Pearl Cook Theo. Reed Joe Sellars Ol Center Frank Bennett Near Homer Center School L. QO. Fieed Nellie Edd Haskell Wright Dick McClure George Holland Sydnia_ Sellars Mattie Ova Lee Saviors Willard Laseman Grandma Furgeson Pr. M. McClure L. E. McDonald John Wright Jovde McCrokin Ben Crawford Babe Lonzo McDonale Nelllie Edman Wright Bill McClure Clarence Tiner Gaar Corner Mose Lee Parish Chapel Fairree Wooten Nellie Wright Othel McDonald Wyonia Levi Minnecey Millace Leonard McDonald Clyde Liord Ruth Ona Hughes Route 5 Ada, Okia Anna Belle Berger Mavis Williams Beatrice Collins Violet Nelson Leona Clark J. W. Denham W. T. Phillips Detroit Mich Juanita Zumbro Christine Berger Henry Eaves J. J. Shaw Roy Childers Clint Childres Myrtle Martin Murphy Pitts McCauley Berger Wyte Bebe Bro. Dame of Center J. A. Burk Opal Duncan Hichtower Freedith Thompson Lena Belle Jackson Cris Roberts Joy Roberts Ola Mae Palmer Juanita Long Lorene Crow Harold Wagoner Hazelle Bessie Lola Boatman Maxwell Hazelle Boatman Leachman Gordon Worstell Etta Hightower Virgle Meek Dame E. A. Mayfield Fred Duncan Bessie Boatman J. A Homer School Homer Red Side Piue Conway Mekeown Prancis
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