Germany to arm to the teeth amid European race
The piece argues Hitler will rebuild Germany’s army beyond the Versailles cap, accusing France and other powers of failure to disarm. It notes Wilson’s postwar loans failed to secure peace, and condemns the armament frenzy fueling a broader conflict across Europe. It links flood control to soil conservation and praises East Central alumni in prominent roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Hitler
Germany
Hitler
France
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Mississippi Valley
Great River
Peter's Transformation and Early Christian Trials
The piece traces Peter's post prison life as a preacher likely in Asia Minor with a Rome written epistle, recounting his moral change from impulsive violence to meek leadership. It reflects persecuted yet growing early Christian resilience and calls for ready defenses of faith. It cites biblical context and later notes on archaeology, pecan growers, and Oklahoma civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Asia Minor
Paul
Antioch
Rome
Nero
Jesus
Galilee
Garden
Gethsemane
Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association
Wewoka
W. E. Grisso
D. C. Moorman
A. and M. College
Ada
Ada Echoes Tales From City Pages And People
A collage of Ada news items describes crowds around a show window scene at the Smart Shop and a gypsy band camp near Ada. It notes Paul Denny nearly missing a washed out footbridge, East Central Tigers’ 1930 baseball trophy story, police notes on jail discipline and alcohol routes, a mule joke, an odd Kiamichi Dew moment, and the death of James Roy Margerum, with funeral details and survivors.
Local Radio Notes Housekeeper Chat and Gardener Rules
The piece cites a radio program with a housekeeper chat on Spring Gardening and Jack Rabbits. It also mentions Johnny the curb service manager at Central Drug struggling with four Coca-Cola glasses without a tray. A neighboring city campaign notes George S a former barber and deputy sheriff running for chief of police. A gum wrapper note urges saving the wrapper and proper disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
The
Central Drug
George S
Obituary of Martha Ann Davis and family lineage
Martha Ann Davis wife of G G Davis died at home south of Ada at 1120 p m Wednesday Funeral services were held at the First Baptist church in Ada at 4 p m Thursday Rev F E Teague officiating Burial in Rosedale cemetery Keith Funeral Chapel in charge Surviving are Mr Davis two daughters Fannie Hall of LaMesa Texas and Roxie Kaye of Dallas and six sons Street and Early Davis of Ada Jack and smoker Davis of Dallas Frank Davis of Okmulgee and Dick Davis of Gilton Funeral notices also list Price family survivors in Sand Springs and Ada with multiple siblings and in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Davis
Martha Ann Davis
Ada
First Baptist Church
F. E. Teague
Rosedale
Keith Funeral Chapel
Mr. Davis
Fannie Hall
LaMesa
Texas
Roxie Kaye
Dallas
Street
Early Davis
Jack
Smoker Davis
Frank Davis
Okmulgee
Dick Davis
Gilton
Mrs D S Sires 64 Dies After Pneumonia in Allen
Mrs D S Sires aged 64 died at her Allen home after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 pm in Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev Chilcoat of the Pentecostal Holiness church officiating. Burial will follow in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by husband D S Sires two sons D S Sires Jr Allen Oklahoma M S Sires Sulphur Springs Texas and three daughters Mrs Nora Parker Ada Oklahoma Mrs Dottie Harmon Allen Oklahoma and Mrs Dovie Brazell St Angelo California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Sires
Allen
M. S. Sires
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Nora Parker
Ada
Okla
Dottie Harmon
Dovie Brazell
St. Angelo
Calif
Elzy Cameron Hart Dies at 11
Elzy Cameron Hart 11 died at home 309 East Fifteenth Thursday at 11 30 p m after a brief illness Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 Criswell Funeral Home in charge He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs E L Hart a sister Mrs J B Cochran of Ada and a brother Melvin Hart of Stillwater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzy Cameron Hart
Criswell Funeral Home
Elzy
E. L. Hart
J. B. Cochran
Ada
Melvin Hart
Stillwater
Death of J. W. Chapman Pioneer Resident
J W Chapman aged 48 died at 12 10 a m Friday at his home in Jecan Grove. Funeral at 1 p m Saturday at the home with burial at Rosedale cemetery Criswell in charge. Survived by widow Jessie Chapman two daughters Ruby and Ruty Chapman of Ada a sister Mrs D C Hybarger of Chickasha and a brother C C Chapman of Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chapman
Jecan Grove
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell’s
Chapman
Jessie Chapman
Ruby
Ruty Chapman
Ada
D. C. Hybarger
Chickasha
C. C. Chapman
Obituary for N. C. Johnson at Memorial Park
N C Johnson 62 died at University hospital Oklahoma City at 8 a m Thursday Funeral services Friday at 4 30 p m at Criswell Funeral Home chapel Dr C C Morris officiating burial in Memorial Park Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Lovial Jennings two sons Mur ell and N C Johnson Jr a sister Mrs Eugenia Blackburn and brother Robert Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Johnson
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Needham Child Dies at Home. Rites Set Friday
FE. J. Needham aged seven died at his Frisco area home at 5 a.m. Friday. Funeral services will be held at the home at 3:30 p.m. Friday with Criswell's in charge. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Wade Mrs. Mary Woods and Mrs. Ophelia Kirkpatrick and Jane ebns BH. L.4. Anne and Ira Needam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Needham
Frisco
Criswell’s
Mr. Needam
Elizabeth Wade
Mary Woods
Ophelia Kirkpatrick
Jane Ebns
BH. L
Anne
Ira Needam
James W Chapman Dies at 48 in Peacan Grove Home Funeral Held
James Washington Chapman aged 48 died at his home in Peacan Grove Friday. A Saturday funeral at his residence with Rev. Nettles officiating followed by burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by widow two daughters a brother and a sister. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washington Chapman
Pecan Grove
Nettles
Rosedale
Keith
Mrs Nancy McCollum Obituary Notice
Mrs Nancy E McCollum 85 died at the home of her daughter Mrs J O Tipton 326 East Eighteenth at 6 p m Friday Funeral services were at Citra Cemetery Saturday at 2 p m Keith Funeral Chapel in charge Surviving three daughters Mrs Mattie Martin Ada Mrs Lula Yates Centrahoma Mrs Sallie Tipton Ada and two sons Bob AfeCollum Gradeton Tex and W A McCollum Gerty Okla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy McCollum
Nancy E. McCollum
J. O. Tipton
East Eighteenth
Citra
Keith Funeral Chapel
Mattie Martin
Ada
Lula Yates
Centrahoma
Sallie Tipton
Bob AfeCollum
Gradeton
Tex
W. A. McCollum
Gerty
Okla
Death of Infant Susie Ann Allen in local home
Susie Ann Allen two months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P A Allen of 609 W Eighteenth died at 3 PM Saturday at the home. Funeral services at 2 30 PM Sunday at the home with Mr Ragland of Free Will Baptist church officiating. Burial in Rosedale cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survivors include parents four sisters and five brothers.
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Susie Ann Allen
P. A. Allen
Ragland
Free Will Baptist Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Clarence McKinney Price Dies After Short Illness
Clarence McKinney Price, born October 12 1893, died about 9 o clock Saturday night at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs T M Price 1100 East Eighth following a brief illness Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon March 17 at 4 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McKinney Price
T. M. Price
East Eighth
Mrs Louisa Ann McGee Dies At Lightning Ridge
Mrs Louisa Ann McGee died Sunday morning at 7 o clock at her home in the Lightning Ridge community southwest of Ada Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 Interment in Hart cemetery Criswell Funeral home in charge.
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Louisa Ann McGee
Lightning Ridge
Ada
Hart Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
One Hurt In Auto Crash Here Early Monday Evening
Mrs. Jerome Flory suffered cuts and bruises in a Monday night automobile collision at the north end of Mississippi avenue. The Flory party in a late model Chevrolet collided with J. J. Stobaugh of Wewoka driving a 1934 Ford. No arrests were made as damages were settled by those involved. Mrs. Flory was expected to be released from Breco hospital early Tuesday.
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Jerome Flory
Breco
Mississippi Avenue
Mississippi
Allen
Stobaugh
Stobaught
Flory
Flore
Ada
Dalhart plan to curb wind erosion gains regional support
In Dalhart Texas residents from five states voted to urge federal funding for a wind erosion control project covering about six million acres. The plan calls for seed, fuel, and farmer wages to deploy sorghum crops as a cover, with H. H. Finnell leading erosion efforts and promoting tree planting. In Oklahoma City a separate bill to reorganize the state school land department was introduced, proposing an executive manager, expanded staff, and revised loan terms. The House also enacted a cigarette tax bill and rejected resolutions on corporate practices and Indian mistreatment.
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Dalhart
Tex
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
H. H. Finnell
U.S. Soil Erosion Service
Finnell
Oklahoma City
State
School Land Department
House
Cox
Cimarron
Senate
Johnstone
Perry
Congress
Cotton Checks From Pool Sale Distribute to Pontotoc Producers
Pontotoc county agents began mailing checks to about 1100 cotton producers from pooled national tax-exemption certificates. The first payment totals around 11 000 dollars, about 50 percent of the gross receipts, with future payments: roughly 10 percent more, then 40 percent of the unsold balance returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pool
Pontotoc County
W. B. Johnson
Faunt LeRoy Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Faunt LeRoy of 414 E Main celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday with family. The couple are longtime residents and noted for their community involvement.
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Mrs. Faunt LeRoy
X. B. Faunt LeRoy
E. Main
Convict Busby Captured in Dallas After Three Months
Seventy two year old W. M. Busby, an escaped inmate from McAlester Oklahoma, was held for penitentiary officers after being found at a relative’s Dallas home. He had fled nearly three months ago from an embezzlement sentence with five and a half years remaining.
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Dallas
W. M. Busby
McAlester
Okla
Busby
Silly Local Misprints Turn Everyday Mishaps Into Wry Briefs
A paper prints a string of human slips and misfortunes from readers and locals. Examples include Mrs. Jones cutting her hand with a can opener, a boy throwing a stone that hits Mr. Pike, Joe Doe climbing a roof and falling, a dog biting Harold Green and Miss Violet Wise, a cat scratching The Trimmer of Running Creek, and Mr. Frond kicked near a corncrib.
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Jones
Cactus Creek
Miletown
Pike
Joe Doe
Harold Green
Violet Wise
Mr. Green
Running Creek
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad notes offer high value for money with strong returns on investment. Readers are urged to compare rates, terms, and potential gains across services and products showcased in the ad section.
Golden Anniversary in Ada After Gatesville Marriage
Mr Faunt LeRoy and spouse mark fifty years since their wedding in Gatesville Texas. They have resided in Ada for about 26 years and know hundreds of friends in the area. Illness of Mr Faunt LeRoy prevented a formal celebration of the golden anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
Texas
Ada
Faunt LeRoy
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News Publishing and Printing Co
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Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
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Supreme Court
Palestine
Egypt
State Capitol
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Herrick
Fittstown
Ferdie Deering
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Smart Shop
Charley Mitchell
Charley
Paul Denny
Mickey McBride
East Central Tigers
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East Central Journal
U. S
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Sherrod Ahrend
C. Kelso
J. R. Margerum
James Roy Margerum
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Fen
Blackwell
Mr. Margerum
Pauline Margerum
Bonnie Marie and
Roberta Jean Margerum
Price
Wayne
Gail
Sand Springs
Paul Price
Henryetta
Jane Price
Lucille Matthews
Rennie Watrs
Tulsa
Herman Sharum
Shreveport
E. J. Needham
Bill Galls
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