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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

5

McLish drilling moratorium debated in Fitts field

Operators at the John Fitts field in south Pontotoc county meet with geologists and proration officials to decide on delaying deeper drilling into the basal McLish lime. They vote six month moratorium to drill above the McLish top if Bromide wells fail, while Moore No 1 Mitchell is held to Bromide or upper McLish class.

Pontotoc County Fitts Proration Department McLish W. A. Delaney, Jr Ada Ed Moore Tulsa Moore Delaney Mitchell Weir Armstrong W. P. Armstrong C. C. Brown East Central State Teachers College

First Soil Erosion Meeting to Be Held Here Friday Evening

Pontotoc county plans its first soil erosion project with a Friday meeting in the district courtroom. E P Weston of Stillwater will show moving pictures and discuss Stillwater creek basin plans as Ada Chamber of Commerce and County Agent J B Hill decide to start with Springbrook, inviting all farmers and landowners in the watershed. The national campaign aims to ten years of conservation with no landowner cash costs aside from providing teams for some tasks.

Pontotoc County District Court Room E. P. Weston Stillwater Stillwater Creek Ada Chamber of Commerce J. B. Hill Springbrook

Unemployablesutment May Cut Pontotoc County Aid

Reduced May allotment for Pontotoc county unemployables will be about one quarter of April aid, risking many losing support. April saw 785 unemployables receive about 3896 dollars for food and basics. A new county welfare board replaces the health superintendent and county judge, now chaired by Charlie Johnson, C. C. Roberts and D. B. Davis.

John Boyce McKeel Charlie Johnson James Whitehead State Welfare Board Pontotoc County Boards of County Commissioners Pontotoc County Welfare Board Board of County Commissioners Board of Commissioners

Oil production drops for week ending April 27

Daily U.S. oil production fell by 57 351 barrels to 2 564 303. Oklahoma declined 14 375 barrels while East Texas slid 9 083 barrels. Texas overall dipped to 1 047 650 barrels and the Rockies fell to 89 390. Kansas held near 146 025 barrels.

Tulsa United States Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma East Texas Texas East Rock Mountain Kansas Oklahoma City West Texas North Central Texas Panhandle East Central Gulf Coast Southwest Texas State of Texas North Louisiana Louisiana Arkansas Eastern Fields Michigan Rocky Mountain Area California U. S

Feud Ends in Slaying at Tyler Station

In Tyler Texas Ira Ferguson died after Jim Bryant was charged with murder in a feud at rival gas stations. Clint Ferguson 41 and Ira 32 were killed with four others at Clint Ferguson’s filling station amid gunfire. Bryant surrendered to deputies and admitted the shooting.

Tyler Tex Ira Ferguson Jim Bryant Clint Ferguson Ira Bryant Clint John Lawhon Ross Parker Parker

Three Questioned About Hotel Fire At Pocahontas

Three people taken into custody after the Hotel Randolph fire that destroyed the hotel and a clinic. Sheriff says a 17 year old girl Pauline Gearhart admitted starting the blaze and two men Lige Dame Jr and another accomplice confessed. Gearhart’s brother in law Ben Dame was moved to Little Rock for questioning. Thirty five guests fled in their night clothes. no injuries reported.

Pocahontas Ark Randolph John Thompson Pauline Gearhart Lige Dame Jr Miss Gearhart Ben Dame Little Rock Blatz Medical Clinic

Man questioned in Pocahontas hotel fire case

Ben Dame, 43, described as a former convict, was brought to Little Rock for questioning in the burning of the Hotel Randolph at Pocahontas on Sunday. He was among three held, with local detectives, Randolph County officials, and state fire marshal representatives present. motive remains undisclosed.

Little Rock Ark Ben Dame Randolph Pocahontas Randolph County

Seven Injured In Sunday Auto Bus Collision Near Ada

A bus from L. A. Nance lines of Ada collided with an automobile six miles east of Ada on the Allen highway Sunday morning. Frank Leonard driver of the bus suffered minor injuries while passengers including Marion Tucker six had facial injuries and broken teeth. Others from Allen and Danville Ark were treated for lacerations bruises and possible internal injuries.

L. A. Nance Lines Ada Allen Highway Frank Leonard Sulphur Leonard Jim Black Danville Ark W.A. Taylor Allen R. D. Tucker Marion Tucker Thelma Tucker Anna Marie Tucker

County drenched by good rainfall

Pontotoc county received beneficial rain early Thursday easing three weeks of discomfort. Ada logged 1.20 inches by 8 o'clock with continued showers afterward as warmer weather aids soil absorption and rapid growth of gardens and spring crops after Easter.

Pontotoc County

W C T U Rally Draws Attentive Ada Crowd

Regional Women's Christian Temperance Union rally at the First Baptist church in Ada drew attendees from Norman Shawnee Tecumseh and Davis. Mrs Elizabeth House state president led the program with state officers and local leaders guiding afternoon talks to boost temperance sentiment.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Ada First Baptist Church Norman Shawnee Tecumseh Davis Elizabeth House Stillwater A. L. Fentem Mary Irwin W. C. TF FT. FP

Pierson Confesses to Killing Parents for Revenge Insurance

Howard Pierson, 20, confessed to shooting his parents, Associate Justice William A. Pierson and Mrs. Pierson, near Austin Texas, to obtain his father’s insurance money and for revenge. After nine hours of grilling, he led officers to the hidden watch purse pistol and cartridges, claiming a good reason but stating it was revenge.

Austin Tex Lee Allen Howard Pierson William A. Pierson Texas Supreme Court Joe Wooten Pierson Travis

Mexico braces monetary shift in silver to bullion move

President Lazaro Cardenas closes banks to adjust to new monetary rules after U S policy spikes silver prices. The Bank of Mexico will exchange coins for paper certificates against silver reserves and halt silver coin exports. Treasury agents collect coins nationwide, 40,000,000 pesos seized, paid in bank notes.

Mexico D. F Roosevelt United States Treasury Bank of Mexico Lazaro Cardenas Treasury Republic United States Cardenas

Roosevelt Urges Fast Start For Work Relief In Nationwide Drive

President Roosevelt urged Americans to kick off the $4 88 billion work relief program by autumn. He cited social security, NRA extension, banking and utility holding company legislation as urgent issues, and defended the program against critics while noting possible inefficiencies in a large national effort.

Washington Roosevelt Coveness NRA America AAA Congress Federal Treasury

Funeral services scheduled for Gen eva Taylor in McKinney

Ardmore Oklahoma report states Gen Eva Taylor a 20 year old Madill waitress dies from gunshot wounds suffered Thursday night when her estranged husband W A Taylor killed Night Watchman Homer Moss and then shot himself.

Ardmore Okla McKinney Tex Geneva Taylor Madill W. A. Taylor Homer Moss

Mrs Butler Dies in Oklahoma City

Ada resident Nancy Jane Butler died Saturday at 2 30 PM at her daughter’s home in Oklahoma City. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist church in Ada this afternoon at 3 o clock. She was born April 21 1867 in White County Tennessee and was 68. Survived by sons W L Butler Abilene TX Jack Butler Shawnee Lee Butler Ada and daughters Hallie Hisle Ada Nettie Sanderson Ada and L J Butler Oklahoma City.

Nancy Jane Butler Ada J. L. Spencer Northwest Seventeenth Oklahoma City First Baptist Church of Butler White County Tennessee W. L. Butler Abilene Texas Jack Butler Shawnee Lee Butler Hallie Hisle Nettie Sanderson L. J. Butler

Dust storms spread pneumonia deaths in southwest

Health officials linked seven pneumonia deaths this week to dust storms across five states. Red Cross official Elbert Evans announced two more emergency hospitals in Kansas and 10,000 cloth masks distributed. Doctors described severe cases as high fatal lung infections, with scattered rain and snow in parts of the region.

Liberal Kans Elbert Evans Red Cross Ulysses Johnson City Kansas Colorado New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Panhandles Evans Baca County E. A. Evans Beaver Okla Amarillo Tex Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska Montana Wyoming

Weekend Wrecks Hurt 15 In Oklahoma Crashes

Oklahoma saw two weekend crashes injuring 15 people none critically. A Kingfisher collision involving an auto, trailer and a cow threw debris into a second vehicle. The injured include Dale Barnes family Vera Janet Betty Faye 18 16 and 19 all of Kingfisher Patsy Ruth 4 Mrs Francis Whitley and daughter Patsy Ruth 4 Carl Willson Depew and two others.

Oklahoma Kingfisher Dale Barnes Vera Janet Betty Faye Francis Whitley Patsy Ruth Carl Willson Depew Lacy Ida Wattenbarger

Greatest returns for the amount I invested

A brief classified ad notes strong value from investments with claims of high returns. The item emphasizes smart buying and profit potential for readers seeking solid monetary results. No specific name or organization is provided in the readable text.

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Chamber of Commerce Springbrook Basin Band Tom Sikes Ferguson Lawdon Here Ferguson Station H. M. Ferguson J. J. Hawkins Mary James Hawkins John J. Allen Hale Oklahoma City Society John WJ Allen Aschent W.C.T.U Pote The Associated Press
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