Local Ada Community News Highlights Pecan Grove Visits
Sunday sermons and gatherings mark the Ada region with families and neighbors visiting, church events, and school activities. Measles surface in the community while a newborn arrives to Mr and Mrs Sam Brard. mother and baby are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Bives
Ada
Arthur Hutchings
Pecan Grove
Hutchings
Sam Brard
Babe
Mae Carmichael
Mittie Hutchings
Magdaline Reed
Ruth Stout
Herman Dillard
Oliver
B. Brandon
Andrew Dillard
Onward
Frank Dillard
Weathered Week Turns To Planting And Visits
Residents note welcome rain aiding crops and plan immediate planting. Prof. Frank Lynda conducts a singing school this week. Floyd Gentry visits Shawnee mother. Lightning injures a 2 year old mule owned by WH Jervis. Emmet Wise moves to Cottonwood. Tom Fails in Stratford Monday. Cecil Light and family visit the Jevis. Arch Cosby visits Stratford. Hazel and Jessie Cosby spend night with Lillian Dunaway. Zenoba Jervis visits Ruby McGuire and Thelma Shults visits Lennis McDonald. Zenoba Jervis and Ruby McGuire visit Gladys Bell. Susie Lawson visits Zenoba Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Lynda
Floyd Gentry
Shawnee
Jervis
Emet Wise
Cottonwood
Tom Fails
Stratford
Cecil Light
Jevis
Arch Cosby
Hazel
Jessie Cosby
Lillian Dunaway
Zenoba Jervis
Ruby McGuire
Thelma Shults
Lennis
Gendoen McDonald
Gladys Bell
Susie Lawson
Rose
Pecan Grove News Notes Social Visits and Baseball Score
Hermon Dillard of Ahloso visited Angelly home Sunday morning. The Pecan Grove baseball team beat Colbert 12 to 9. School will be out Friday and many plan a fishing trip all day. Residents and relatives share weekend visits and hunts around Ada Colbert and Lone some Kid signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloso
Cedar Grove Community Sees Beneficial Rain and School Event
A recent rain blessed Cedar Grove and gardens and corn. Bro Huddleston preached last Saturday. The writer announces a pie supper and school exhibition scheduled for next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddleston
Model School Closes With Friday Program in Blue Mound
Blue Mound reports a model school and upcoming closing program this Friday afternoon. Numerous local families visited W H Hart and others over the weekend as Pontotoc residents shared meals and hosting duties.
Rainy Week Leaves Farmers Short of Cotton Planting
Weather and social notes from the community describe continued rain over the past week, causing most farmers to finish planting cotton. The piece also lists numerous social visits, church activities, and friendly gatherings among residents, with several names and places from Pleasant Hill and Love Lady noted.
First US patent of 1923 numbered 1 440 362
A brief note identifies the first United States patent issued in 1923 as patent number 1 440 362. This entry records the milestone without additional details about the inventor or invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mie
Francis County Notes From The Round House And Streets
The town reports ongoing repair work as steel crews rebuild a turntable at the round house and oil section crews work 1709 feet deep chasing an underreamer. Heavy rains damaged crops prompting replanting, while roads receive two crews under Jeff Wilcoxson. Col Hil's balloon visit, weather damage, and S E Large planning new rooms are noted as residents seek better times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round House
Jeff Wilcoxson
Col. Hil
S. E. Large
Mr. Large
Francis
C. L. Luper
Hot Springs
Ark
Happyland Sunday School and Social Guests
The article lists social visits and guests in Happyland including Violet and Iva Shannon with Ree Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson with their daughter, Miss Clara Robbins with Annie Wilson, Ina Hughes visiting Clara Robbins, Maude Hamette and her son from Steedman with Bertie Shannon, Ada visitor Mr. McCulley with his daughter, Virgie Preater with Lorene Daniles, Clarencé Williams to Frisco on business, Scott Wilson and family with Harve Wilson, Thomas Shannon and Clara with Ada, Sherman Robbins in Steedman, and rain welcome on Thursday night and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxton
Millie Prewett
Ruby Odom
L. Hewett
Rolf Saturay
Maude Hewett
Malenda Hagler
J. P. Hall
Dollie Younts
Florabelle
Louise
Wilma Good
Ross
Wm. Vanzant
Sunshine
Bennie Mayfield
Wilma Majors
Bernice
Gladys
Ruby Nordean
Minnie
Hattie
Mary Prewett
Edna
Lorene Shahan
Lena Rucker
Flora Mae Pollock
Veneta Majors
Evelyn Mardris
W. D. Mayfield
J. R. Gillian
Peck Allen
Joe Thomas
Walter Johnson
Jess
Ern Majors
Luther Carson
E. G. Stewart
Violet
Iva Shannon
Ree Wilson
John Wilson
Bertie Shannon
Clara Robbins
Annie Wilson
Ina Hughes
Maude Hamette
Son
Steedman
McCulley
Ada
Sam Deaton
Virgie Preater
Lorene Daniles
Clarencé Williams
Frisco
Scott Wilson
Harve Wilson
Thomas Shannon
Clara
Sherman Robbins
Sunday Notes From Our Community Page
Rain blessed farmers Saturday night and drew a large Sunday school crowd. Visitors included Ethel Arnold and sister and Alma Jones returning from Saltisley Texas. Rev. Luther Dryden preached. Mrs. Hattie Harris learned her father was ill by telephone. Local residents and visitors were noted in brief calls and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Arnold
Luther Dryden
Alma Jones
Saltisley
Texas
Nannie Barnes
Vera Campbell
Ona Hunter
Henry Reed
Tillman
Stonewall
Howell
Roff, Okla
Eddie Sherrell
Hattie Harris
Dalas Kile
Lucille Burch
Addie Bila
Gardens and people listed in Ada County news notes
Heavy rains damaged gardens and crops while Boggy creek spilled from its banks Friday afternoon. Ada residents John Calhoun Barney Leek Mrs Gunter Thomas Elmer Hoyt family Virgil Leonard and William Hoggatt recover from measles. Laura Flowers dies at home. community offers sympathy. Rain liked by farmers. B R Reeds sings Sunday night. Charley Durant visits Adalaga. Blue Eyed Betty remains mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calhoun
California
Barney Leek
Sweetwater
Tex
Gunter Thomas
Ada
Elmer Hoyt
W. T. Hoyt
Grandma Cotton
J. A. Durbin
Mart Durbin
Catherine Brock
Union Valley
L. L. McClain
Bud Blackwell
Correll
Vera Gray
Truax Switch
W. H. Gray
Virgil Leonard
Little William Hoggatt
Owl Creek
Laura Flowers
E. L. Williams
J. W. France
B. R. Reed
Charley Durant
Adalaga
Dana France
S. L. Williams
Mary Gill
Stonewall
Pleasant Hill Community News and Farewell
Pleasant Hill reports high waters and resumed fishing while school ends this term. Families bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Flowers and Miss Haggard, with Miss Cowan remaining. notes a teacher tribute and a lively church and school calendar with songs, visits, and Sunday gatherings through the week.
Vanoss PTA attends despite bad weather and local notes
The Vanoss community paper records a well attended PTA meeting with a Junior Band performance by E. C. T. C. Miss Alta Montgomery of Rosf visited relatives, and many locals are noted visiting, trips, and school events. A spring mood is hinted as school ends soon.
Independent at Sixty: One of Fifty Men
A feature notes that one member among fifty men lives as an independent at age sixty, highlighting personal autonomy and civic stance within a group.
Center Community Notes Reports Local Visits
Idis Van Buskirk is reported better after illness. Mrs. Claude Roberts visited Mrs. Anna Parks. Mamie Beck hosted Bessie Dame. A baby was welcomed at Jess Fieckes’ home. Stell and Ted Cox visited Mrs Mellroy’s son. Carl Denam shopped in Center. A large crowd went to Worstell church. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and Mellroy families, Lola Mellory, Johnnie McClord, Mrs. Parks, Oscar McCloud, Grandpa McCloud, Jewell Roberts. Edna Polly of Center school faculty is very ill from a bad fall. They have newly organized at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Post
Ellis Roberts
Shady Grove
Ethel McCloud
Mattie Henry
Townsley
Jewell Roberts
Lola Molloy
Willie Huddleston
Vaden
Oscar
Roberts
Virgil Huddleston
Anna Henry
Galloway Bond
Sturday
Dot Copeland
Jewell Pincrairfé
Parish Chapel
Rebee
Worstell
Idis van Buskirk
Claude Roberts
Anna Parks
Mamie Beck
Bessie Dame
Stork
Jess Fieckes
Stell
Ted Cox
Mellroy
Carl Denam
Lola Mellory
Johnnie McClord
Parks
Oscar McCloud
Grandpa McCloud
Hazel
Anna
Edith Henry
Edna Polly
Center School
FITZHUGH and CURLY LOCKS Local Notes
Fitzhugh reports Brother Richardson held regular services Sunday morning and night with many in attendance Blues ahead Reds must work. Social notes mention Miss R E Wesson visiting Lara Oliphant and Miss Jewel Thompson with Beryle Simpson. Green Hill students performed The Clodhopper Monday night. Literary Friday planned. Floyd Henry visited Lawrence over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh
Brother Richardson
Blues
Reds
R. E. Wesson
Lara Oliphant
Jewel Thompson
Beryle Simpson
Green Hill
Knox Sunday Activities Include Sermons and Singing
The Knox community held a well attended Sunday school and evening singing. Several speakers led Monday night talks including W. B. Walker and Hiram Jones among others. Gospel Seekers performed a program and planned a return on Sunday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lavender
Ada
W. H. Myres
J. G. Stone
Geo. Davidson
Lawrence
Local Notables and Social Notes From the Week
Walter Stewart and Grandma Dallie are on the sick list this week with hopes for recovery. Dewey Stone dined with Hubert Coley Sunday. Mamie Christen of Wilson joined Sunday singing. Several local youths attended a ball game in Lawrence Sunday evening. George Bennett learned his sister in Wapanucka had died and he left for there Monday. Bro Ragland will preach next weekend with services Saturday night and Sunday. All are welcome to attend and bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Flowers
Miss Haggard
Mr. Flowers
California
Land of
Sunshine
Flowers
Lydia Woods
Ethel Hisan
Herman Sutherland
Fred Bolin
Franks
Corda
Una Wilkerson
Lovelady
Hattie Cowan
Etta Blankenship
Ada
Haggard
Cowan
Susie Golightly
Columbus Stewart
Frank
Kesler McCauley
Frank Reed
George
John Hobgood
Pleasant Hill
Elva R. Duvall
Orville Snead
Leslie Voyles
Frisco
Louis Robison
Chambers
Lucille Burch
Stonewall
Fred
Emma Belle Bolin
Irene McCabe
Flossie Chambers
Walter Stewart
Grandma Dallie
Dewey Stone
Hubert Coley
Mamie Christen
Wilson
Lawrence
George Bennett
Wapanucka
Bro
Ragland
Rainfall Totals 1.10 Inches From Cloudburst
A cloudburst early this morning and intermittent showers later registered 1.10 inches of precipitation. The total was recorded by Edson A. MacMillan, the government weather man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson A. MacMillan
Democratic Primary 1924 Candidates Listed for Various Offices
The News announces candidates for the Democratic primary on August 5 1924 including Justice Eight District I L Cook Sheriff A C Al Nabors W B Walker County Superintendent Mrs Parrie Britt A Floyd County Treasurer J W Westbrook 2nd term Commissioner District No 1 W H Brumley H Clay Stephens and District 3 Bob Brooks W H Brents J D Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrie Britt A. Floyd
W. H. Brumley
H. Clay Stephens
Bob Brooks
W. H. Brents
J. D. Pace
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Pawnee
Oklo
Floyd
Herring
Eec. S. T. C
Pendergraft
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Elsy Smith
Oklahoma City
Cobb
Ladies Aid Society
Alva Lamb
Dallas Lamb
Russell Head
Happyland
Gladys West
Mae Baker
Warren Baker
Edd Lamb
Claudia Robbins
Jess Lamb
Lurline Craft
Charlie Baker
Orpheus Chandler
Tishomingo
Henry Lamb
Finch
Jimmie
Iris
Cris Craddock
Francs
May Baker
Sasakwa
Yeager
Hermon Dillard
Angelly
Lillie
Vada
J. T. Angelly
J. D. Loman
Stewart
Ella Martin
Claudia Oliver
Mollie Gurley
F. Robbins
James
Olen
J.C. Toring
Charlie Chapman
Forest Dyer
Jim Cooper
Mary Abbott
Barney Abbott
Mmes
P. Fulton
J. W. Chapman
E. W. Fulton
R. E. Fulton
Millard Lawson
Lester
Dew
Jimmie Green
Essie Sanders
Landrum
Bertha
Kk. E. Fulton
George Erwin
Ellle Fulton
Colbert
Cedar Grove
Blue Mound
W. H. Hart
Grace
Ethel Dobson
J. W. Ross
Pontotoc
Drucilla Bartlett
Edd Roach
I. Jones
W. T. Ready
Mr. Narce
J. W. Cook
Vaness
Ozell Crass
W. J. Lawrence
Minnie Ruth Allen
Cora Ready
Walker Cantrell
Allie Dobson
Ora Lee Ashley
G. W. Allen
Deil Jordan
Vera Allen
Pauline Rose
Ms. Allen
Buin Cook
Clara Hart
Estelle Jones
Willie Teich Suidz
Mr. Vaughn
Pontotoce
Iva Bass
Cora Fuddleston
John Jordan
Jim Cargill
Noma Stewart
Ruth Cross
Harry Robison
Odie Bird
Garland Brown
Bernice Jones
Sheep Creek
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Ethel Stewart
Mabel
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Emma Driver
Lossie Chambers
W. H. Miller
J. M. Brown
W. B. Goodrich
G. W. Driver
Ethel
Dobson
Emma
Ethel Driver
Jones
Myrtle Parnell
Avid
J. F. Painter
Rofs
Blue Eyed Betty
Tommy Drake
Haskell Feller
Garland Weldon
L. D. Brandon
Grandma Beller
Rch Beller
Harry Drake
Fred Stephens
Bro. Stone
Shortie
Vanoss
Parent-Teachers Association
Alta Montgomery
Rosf
M. L. McNair
Sam McNair
Henry Eaves
J. J. Shaw
Stratford High School
Earl Hayes
Vera Crawford
Lanham
Harry i. Miller
Olin Potts
Alvin Reeves
B. J. Downing
J.M. Downing
J. D. Brice
Lightning Ridge
Delbert Solomon
Clarence Irvin
Commodore Sutherland
Joe Carter
Southerland
David M. Watters
Lawton
Frank Ethridge of
Corley
J. M. Downing
Connie
Mabel Clark
H. B. Williams
J. L. Lilley
J. J. Malloy
W. J. Cooper
R. M. Whisenhunt
James B. Owens
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Supreme Court
I. L. Cook
A. C
al) Nabors
W. B. Walker
J. W. Westbrook
L. E. Franklin
Fred F. Brydia
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