Lovelady Still On The Map Near Ada In May Notes
Lovelady remains on the local map seven miles east of Ada as correspondents report May showers helping crops oats wheat and corn. Sunday school prospers under Bro Robinson. Trades Day land sale in Ada draws Bud Taylor and others. Elmer Lillard heads to the woods with an axe likely to cut wood for Bur Taylor. Henry Lovelady moves into a new house rebuilt after a prior fire. His daughter married George Pitt of Roff last week. Prof Cartwright spoke on Character and Influence with Baker Ricketts and others. A drill by ten young ladies spelling Christ delighted attendees and a noon dinner was well received.
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Lovelady
Ada
Johnnine
Bro. Robinson
Bud Tay Ior
Joe Jared
Elmer Lillard
Bur Taylor
Henry Lovelaly
George Pitt
Roff
Cartwright
Baker
Globe
Ricketts
Lalies
West Lanham
Duty
Price Rolls
Guy Griffith
Summers Chapel
Local notes from Moller area including farming and social events
Mrs. A Kiffer is improving and plans to go to Chocky for treatment. Families visit, new home built, and a large crowd attends Sunday School and a singing session. Cotton planting. kaffir corn planned. rain helped. May 16 school entertainment. Odd Fellows picnic and Newbanks event cited. farmers busy with plowing and planting. job hunting among locals.
Center-Lanham Happenings and Mother's Day Observance
Local notes show Center and Lanham activities with school closures at West Lanham and Miss Duty teaching efficiently. A May Day style Mother’s Day program is planned for Center with a full churchyard service, meals, recitations, songs, and tributes to mothers.
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Bro. Dame
Tom D. McKeown
Fred Sloan
Noah Garret
Mothers Way
W. T. Peck
Erica McCulloh
Myrtle Austell
Aholo Pick-Ups and Local Travels Across Oklahoma
Summary not fully clear. notes mention Sam Richardson flying to Muskogee on business Carney Walton visiting Ada and several lines in a foreign script with unclear meaning. The readable items show travel and cotton planting context in a regional setting.
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Sam Richardson
Muskogee
Carney Walton
Ada
Egypt Items Reflect Weather and Illness Amid Social Visits
On a cold morning the article notes sickness in Egypt including Mr. Sam Murray’s boys and Mrs. Yan cey. It mentions social visits by Miss Bell, Remel Perdue, Clara and Bertie Agee, Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Ragland, J. R. Perdue, and Mr. Marcum, with well wishes for recovery and cordial welcomes.
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Egypt
Sam Murray
Belle and Remel Perdue
Allen News Briefs Face Busy Weekend Travels
Attorney W. B. Toney returned from a business trip to Hiddenville Saturday and Dr. C. M. Means came back Friday from McAlester after attending a Masonic Fraternity meeting. Wagar Pegg of Davis, Oklahoma, was in town.
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W. B. Toney
Hiddenville
C. M. Means
McAlester
Masonic Fraternity
Wagar Pegg of
Davis, Okla
Allen area notices show travel, teaching staff and land sales
Allen area items report W M Pegg returning from McAlester visits renewed acquaint ances in Ada trips by B O Fry and J E Smith. Teachers named by the Allen district include Supt O H Graham and several grade instructors. Land purchases, oil lease activity, church visit, and strong agricultural college outreach across Oklahoma are noted with rising prospects for crops and oil wells.
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Allen
O. H. Graham
Tanie Poland
Mamie Dye
Phillips
Ella Barnett
Annie Drake
Emma McFadden
T. E. Smith
Holdenville
Whitely Bros
Frank Huddleston
Ada
John Locke
Joe Grandell
A. A. Caldwell
Arthur Olive
Tom Cagle
Lee Brumfield
Dr. C. M. Mearns
B. O. Fry
L. C. Webb
A. M. Cummings
J. L. Walker
Konawa
Baptist Church
E. F. Simpson
Lehigh
Our City
Pecan Grove Sisters Return From Ross Visit
Misses Essie and Jessie Johnson daughters of Mr and Mrs C J Johnson have returned from Ross where they visited their brother Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson They attended an exhibition at Dol berg schoolhouse and reported a nice time Mr Ed Johnson is visiting his mother and father this week
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Ada
J. E Sloan J
Copeland
Prof. McClain
Robert Townsley
Bob Astell
Homer Bragg
Earnest Dame
Oscar Sinclair
Misses Austell
Ruby Viney
Vadie Martin
Bob Fustell
Cora Bullock
Texas
Gertrude Dunnegan
McAllister
Snow Dunnegan
Mr. Stone
Essie
Jessie Johnson
C. J. Johnson
Ross
Ed Johnson
Dolberg Schol House
Slayer of King George commits death by own action
Aleko Schinas who killed King George of Greece on March 8 in Saloniki by a point blank shot died by suicide this morning by leaping from a police station window. He was born in Voto Thessaly and had sought aid at the palace in 1911 after which he claimed to be driven away. Doctors had said he was dying of tuberculosis.
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Athens
Greece
Aleko Schinas
George of
Saloniki
Schinas
Voto
Thessaly
Train kills man at Weleetka Oklahoma
Bob Lane of Paden a bridge worker died after slipping under a moving train while trying to board a car at Weleetka Oklahoma May 5 His body was cut in two as the accident occurred near a bridge site reported by local authorities
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Weleetka
Okla
Bob Lane
Paden
Dr C A Thomas Veterinary Surgeon Ad
Veterinary surgeon Dr C A Thomas announces office hours at West 12th Street with phone contact 306 for pet care and medical services.
Sale of Lands in Atoka County Cleans Unallotted Lands
Indian Agent W. H. Reynolds reports Atoka County land sale on Tuesday cleared the unallotted lands. About 9,700 acres sold at average prices above six dollars per acre.
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Atoka County
W. H. Reynolds
Atoka
State legislative reform group aims at scientific management
Des Moines reports the legislative retrenchment and reform committee forms to cut costs and boost efficiency in state government. It proposes abolishing the legislature’s committee clerk system and placing departments on scientific management principles to reduce expenses and improve operations. Oklahoma News in Brief mentions related items across the state.
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Des Moines
Ioawa
Lawmakers Consider Cost Saving Measures In State
A report discusses saving about $25 000 annually through reforms and cautions that trimming legislative journals and department annual reports could save thousands more in printing costs.
France School Teachers Face Potential General Strike
Reporters say France's school teachers seriously consider a general strike. Several teachers were fined for disobeying a court order to disband their union.
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France
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School of Moller
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Springbrook
Nora Norton
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Arthur Mullins
Claud Norton
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