Reed store changes and local moves in Ada
Perry Williams of Snyder arrives to join his wife visiting her mother Mrs Eva Blocker and plans to live in Ada. J Schellman of Ponca City takes over Reed store management here after B E E Karr resigns and moves with his family to Terre Haute Indiana to manage Byrd store in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Perry Williams
Snyder
Texas
Eva Blocker
Ada
E. E. Karr
Reed
Terre Haute
Indiana
Byrd
Mrs Henry Russell Moves to Coral Gables With Rose Mary
Mrs Henry Russell and her young daughter Rose Mary depart at noon for Coral Gables Florida to establish a new home. Mr Russell has been in Florida for several months on business with Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Russell
Rose Mary
Coral Gables
Fla
Mr. Russell
Florida
Anw
Fred
Sapulpa Couple Return From Week With Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Norman of Sapulpa came back home yesterday after a week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norman, of 317 East Twelfth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Norman
Sapulpa
J. H. Norman
East Twelfth Street
Parker Norman on Short Furlough from Kelly Field
Parker Norman of the aviation department of the Army, stationed at Kelly Field, Texas, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norman during a brief leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Norman
Aviation Department of the Army
Kelly Field
Texas
J. H. Norman
Four Anglers Set Off for Weeklong Kia Michi Fishing Trip
Joe Logan Virgil Hale Granville Montgomery and Sherwood Hill depart for a seven day fishing excursion in the Kia michi mountains leaving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Joe Logan
Virgil Hale
Granville Montgomery
Sherwood Hill
Kiamichi Mountains
New arrivals enroll at East Central after Bromide service
Mr and Mrs Ben Hatcher arrived yesterday to enroll in East Central where they have been teaching at Bromide school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hatcher
East Central
Bromide School
Miss Helen Franklin Returns From Debs Teaching Post
Miss Helen Franklin, longtime teacher at Debs in Coal county, has returned home. The Debs school closed three weeks early due to funds shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Franklin
Debs
Coal County
Mrs. W. S. Pickens Visits Daughter in Ada
Mrs. W. S. Pickens of Roff arrived this afternoon to visit her daughter Mrs. Oscar Parker. Capt. J. C. Cates returned today from Tulsa and Oklahoma City and said state officers of the Confederate Veterans expect the state reunion in Ada around June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Pickens
Roff
Oscar Parker
J. C. Cates
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Confederate Veterans
Ada
Visiting teacher Townsend plans two to three more weeks
Prem Sunday's Daily J. J. Townsend was an aa vis itor Saturday. He is teaching at Burrow this year and said he has some two or three weeks more. Mrs. W. A. Alexander, victim of a recent automobile accident, has been returned to her home from the Castleberry hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
J. J. Townsend
Burrow
W. A. Alexander
Castleberry Hospital
Jinx Deaver Joins Florida Semi Pro Club
Jinx Deaver left last week for Melbourne Florida where he signed to play with a semi professional ball club. Earl Clary is also a member of this team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinx Deaver
Melbourne
Florida
Earl Clary
Professor Graham to spend short Texas stay this summer
Prof A S Graham who has taught at Colbert this year expects to leave soon for a stay of two or three weeks in Texas. He will return to attend the college summer term this summer. John I McCoole returned to his home at McAlester Saturday afternoon after a few days here. Mr McCoole was a pioneer of Francis and postmaster there for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Graham
Colbert
Texas
John I. McCoole
McAlester
Mr. McCoole
Francis
Ada independents win pitcher’s duel 5 to 2 over Wetumka
The Ada independents defeated Wetumka 5 to 2 in a pitching duel between Jones of Ada and Morrison of Wetumka. W. S. Campbell was arrested on a federal whiskey possession charge, pleaded not guilty before U. S. Commissioner West, noted as a second offense. Bill Fine of Henrietta visited. W. D. Brooks ill with mumps. Miss Fern Garner of Stigler visits college and expects northern district students for summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Independents
Jones
Ada Twirler
Morrison
Wetumka
Lagals
W. S&s
Campbell
U. S
West
Commissioner West
Mies Fern Garner
Stigler
Albert Hacker Returns From Oklahoma City Visit
Albert Hacker returned today at noon from Oklahoma City where he spent the weekend visiting his parent. He attempted to return yesterday but was stopped at Yatiaten by a heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hacker
Oklahoma City
Yatiaten
Local residents travel and visit relatives in Texas and Oklahoma
W J B McAnally and family returned from Sudell Texas after visiting Rev John Balthrop. Mrs Paul Young of 720 West Tenth heads to Bristow to join her oil company husband. Reginald Walker of Pauls Valley visits uncle T J Eads at 700 East Main. G A Pitts a Sunshine community leader from Ada visits today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. B. McAnally
Sudell
Texas
Paul Young
West Tenth Street
Bristow
Mrs
Reginald Walker
Pauls Valley
Mr. Walker
T. J. Eads
East Main Street
G. A. Pitts
Sunshine Community
Miss Vera Maxwell Returns Home From Lovelady
Miss Vera Maxwell niece of Mrs J R Hickey of 711 West Twelfth street has finished her school work at Lovelady and returned to her home in Marion. Mrs Angie Turner of Maysville visited here with her cousins Mr and Mrs Tobe Murphy and Carl Murphy after a week at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Maxwell
J. R. Hickey
West Twelfth Street
Lovelady
Marion
Angie Turner
Maysville
Tobe Murphy
Carl Murphy
Daily Cargill Hostels Arrange City Plans
Wednesday's Daily Cargill hostels were in the city today making arrangements for the upcoming accommodations and coordination efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargill
Ada Scouts Honor Three Boys With Distinction
Lawrence Weaver and his brothers are praised for scouting achievements from miniature houses to free hand drawing and state contests. The piece notes Troop 2 and Troop 9 game results, camping plans, and a letter from William G. Shepherd endorsing scouts and hero examples guiding youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Lawrence Weaver
Lawrence
Harris Wall Paper and Paint Co
Norman
Troy Weaver
Ada
Bertha Weaver
Thurman Weaver
Perkins
Oklahoma
Frisco
Wm. Jeter
Leon Todd
Clovis Stalcup
Clyde Simmons
Truman Young
Dee Morrison
Tom D. McKeown
Orel Busby
Pontotoc County Council
National Council
Washington
Moral Heroes Course Praised by Shepherd
A letter from Boston University praises Harry W. Miller of Ada Oklahoma for his religious and moral training program. Dean Walter S. Athearn commends Miller’s vision and administrative genius and asks for duplicates to share with students studying educational administration. The Ada effort receives high regard from educators including A Linscheid president East Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Miller
Pontotoc County
Miller
Boston University School of Religious Education and Social Service
Boston Street
Boston
Walter S. Athearn
Frank W. Clelland
Ada
Oklahoma
Mr. Miller
America
Teachers College
A. Linscheid
East Central State Teachers College
Mr. Linscheid
Mayor Cargill Draws Strong Support In Nomination Race
Cargill speaking Friday evening reports strong backing for his bid in the Democratic governor nomination. Leo Rodke visited Pauls Valley noting rain Sunday night. J H Crowder editor of the Blue Valley Farmer of Rofs attended the city and recently placed second in the Liars Contest by The Ada Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargill
Leo Rodke
Pauls Valley
Blue Valley Farmer of
Rofs
City Today
Ada Evening News
Rennie Street Paving Nears Traffic Opening
Finishing touches were being put on Rennie Street paving today. Once the concrete fully sets, the four blocks will be opened to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Street
Confederate Veterans Attend Memorial at Ada Church
Confederate veterans and widows attended the annual memorial service at First Baptist in Ada. Robert S. Kerr gave the address, praising Lee era soldiers and their postwar achievements. The local Byrd camp once the largest in the state remains active through monthly meetings and strong citizen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Robert S. Kerr
Lee
Jackson
William L. Byrd
É6tate
Ada
Ada High Girl Fourth in State Oratory Contest
Ada High School student Miss Edna Gray finished fourth in the state oratorical contest held in Oklahoma City. Ten contestants competed with five Supreme Court justices judging. First place went to Carl Albert of McAlester High School, earning $100 and a trip to Kansas City for the semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gray
Ada
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Carl Albert
McAlester High School
Kansas City
Washington
James Robinson
Sapulpa High School
Gordon Fuller
Lawton
Cletus Street
Sentinel
Brownwood
Texas
News Want Ad: Buy It Rent It Sell It Find It
Local newspaper want ad announces opportunities to buy rent or sell items or property. Includes standard classifieds tone inviting readers to place a notice or respond through the paper’s listings system.
Stonewall Notices and Social Visits Chronicle
Dr H F Williams and wife returned from Dallas where he attended the A M A and visited their daughter Mrs Victor Tede. Ada visitors include Mrs E M Correll and Mrs J S Fox kinfolk. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Stonewall Ada and Panhandle Texas with visits to Wapanucka Florence and Okmulgee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Williams
Dallas
Texas
Victor Tede
B. R. Reed
Oscar Wardlee
Dick Truitt
Oklahoma City
R. N. Armstrong
Memphis
Tennessee
Pressley
Florence
Alabama
James McVey
Guy R. McVey
W. C. Betteele
Wapanucka
James Callahan
Jim Pryor
Sulphur
Stonewall
George Elkins
Winn
J. D. Crawford
C. O. Martin
Gordon Crawford
B. R. Stubbs
Ada
W. N. Agnew
Tecumseh
J. R. Brazelton
Joe Heathman
R. N .Grimes
P. D. Woolwine
Otto Uhlich
Co. C. Burrow
Roy Letteer
T. G. Phillips
W. H. Letteer
Ben Young
Bernice Snider
Gladys Byrd
R. F. Mundy
S. A. Peters
W. O. Ray
Byrd’s Mill
Bessie Carroll
Okmulgee
C. F. Billings
Lorrce
Edna Mae Peters
E. M. Correll
James Polk
Coaltate
M. Boatright
Pontotoc
Confederate Veterans to Camp in Building
Five thousand veterans and their ladies will gather in Birmingham May 18 to 21 for the Confederate reunion. The event includes an expected parade, heavy participation by Confederate ladies, and enhanced camp facilities in downtown buildings with government furnished cots and medical care. General W. B. Freeman of Richmond presides, with Mrs. J. H. Scruggs as Birmingham chair and other notable sponsors and honorees listed from Charleston to Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Lee
United States
South
St. John Alison Lawton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charleston
S. C
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Guinevere Miller
Houston
Texas
Virginia Frazier Boyle
Memphis
Tenn
Jessica Smith
Washington
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Mondar’s Daily
Bill Fine
Henrietta
City
W. D. Brooks
West Thirteenth
Joes of America
Boy’s Scout
Boy's Scout Movement
William G. Shepherd
Colier’s Weekly
Ada High School
Clara Patterson
O. C. Reed
Nevis
Lincoln
FORD
Wilson’s
Ead
Wilson
Lain
Chilcut
Phoenix
Hiawatha
Oxfords
Oxford
Quality Store
Ada’s Style Center
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