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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
8
Ada Oklahoma listing shows Dandridge Kerr Shaw Building contact action with phone number 666 for inquiries and access details.
Notice items announce divorce suits against Bud Bass and Lena Rose, with response deadlines in April and May 1922. Also public sale notices for guardianship real estate in Okfuskee and Pontotoc counties, sheriff sale of Ada property, and hearings for final guardianship reports, naming courts, guardians, and attorneys.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued by the Court Clerk of Pontotoc county Oklahoma and to be directed and delivered as the sheriff of said county in an action pending in the district court of Pontotoc county wherein Conservative Loan Company a corporation is plaintiff and J J Hard-
Washington march 16 the compromise soldier bonus bill revised and presented by chairman forney comes with a committee majority report claiming no new taxes no new securities required aid for veterans in need small annual costs after 1923 saves veterans and families promotes saving supports home building and broader prosperity ar kansas appeal to intervene in the oklahoma texas boundary dispute denied by supreme court march 20
During March 5 to 11 the U S postal inspector found Lehigh in OK condition. Douglas Allen is postmaster. Max P Allen a Lehigh high senior was appointed rural mail carrier on Route 1. Grace Folders is ill with scarlet fever but progressing nicely. A March 10 Baptist church box supper funded the junior class for the senior banquet.
The Methodists moved a building from Phillips to serve as their church home and will hold a revival in the new house with Rev Bowers conducting the meeting.
Mr. Brazel, once employed at the local Company Store and who left town recently, spent the past week or two in the city visiting friends and relatives.
Officers busted a large distillery near Coalgate last week as authorities push to meet Volstead Act standards. A Sabbath fight on March 12 drew local attention. Nearby Lehigh residents resolved a quarrel with a physical clash. Doc Dobbins allegedly faced Mr Parker in a fist fight, followed by a meeting between their female relatives, who also fought.
Henry Kraft of Lehigh was fined thirty dollars and costs on a charge of abusing a fellow townsman. The case stemmed from a divorce suit Kraft filed.
County eighth grade examinations have been moved to April 6 and 7 because the county track meet now falls on April 14 and 15. County Superintendent A. Floyd announced Tuesday morning and notice has been distributed countywide, expected to cause no conflicts.
OKMULGEE March 17 E J Kersting and Willard L Sullins Henryetta election officials faced five joint indictments from the district court grand jury over alleged 1920 election fraud. They posted bonds of 5000 each, one thousand for each indictment. Four indictments allege felonies, one a misdemeanor.
Sevano Telles stopped a stranger for the time and found a watch and clothing he says belonged to his son Marvin Telles who had disappeared March 4. The stranger, named Escdereo Moreno, was arrested and held in the murder inquiry after saying an aged man gave him the items.
Arthur Polk age 23 and Miss Pearl Jestes age 18, both of Francis. Warner Oliphint 20 and Miss Bon dole Barton 18 of Fitzhugh. G E Myers 22 of Drumright and Miss Vera Salmon 19 of Ada. Pee Leonard Vandergrift 19 Ada and Miss Pearl Robertson 21 Ada. Marriages performed by District Judge J W Bolen.
A Hartford man visiting Hong Kong’s Astor House discovers the clerk, a Connecticut Yankee, has worked there ten years yet does not own the hotel. The clerk explains the boss is also a Connecticut Yankee, sharing the same roots and working arrangement.
A brief exchange frames a humorously blunt critique method when a journalism professor asks for the most effective form of electrical criticism. A well grounded student quips an egg as the answer, prompting a light moment.
Orel Allen and Isaac Roper, both in fifth grade at Egypt community, were jailed as grand larceny charges were prepared by Assistant County Attorney Hugh F. Mathis for filing in justice court. Deputies led the Monday arrest after a detailed probe of a theft at Egypt schoolhouse during a recent entertainment. A handbag containing about 75 dollars worth of ladies clothing and some automobile tools were stolen from a car near the schoolhouse. The clothing was found hidden in a brush pile near the schoolhouse. the tools remain missing.
Duncan High School will host its own motion picture shows after securing funds from public spirited citizens. A complete moving picture machine and screen will be installed in the school auditorium, enabling regular film showings for students.
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