Ada News Notes From Wednesday’s Daily
Ada residents travel and family milestones appear in notices. West and Hansard families visit Shawnee while Ben Weaver heads to Denver for summer. John L. Case returns from Galveston to manage business, Doris Jane born to Cassidy family, and Mrs. Hughes travels to Missouri amid floods. Other items note Hoyt Lewis’s improvement, Elsie Heasley’s visit for OES, Rinard visit from California, Mrs. Lewis Smith’s recovery, and E G West’s trip to Davenport for his father’s funeral.
Parker Couple Travels to Knoxville for Weeks
Mr and Mrs Parker and Parker's mother depart by car for Knoxville Tennessee on Wednesday. The Parker party plans to be away for two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Mr. Parker
Knoxville
Tenn
Dallas and Detroit Pair Visit Mrs Kidd and Mrs Bedford
Mr and Mrs Jack Elkin of Dallas Texas and Richard Johnston of Detroit arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mrs R Y Kidd and Mrs Della Bedford and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Elkin
Dallas, Tex
Richard Johnston
Detroit
R. Y. Kidd
Della Bedford
Kaiser Infant laid to rest in Rosedale cemetery
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Kaiser of 514 South Johnston was buried Thursday afternoon at Rosedale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kaiser
South Johnston
Rosedale Cemetery
Ada visitors and church envoy updates
Mrs J H Bryant and son Arlin of Allen visited Ada yesterday. Mrs Bryant’s niece Mrs H H Hern and daughter Mercella of Kingman Kans are staying with them. Rev H W Hunter of the First Christian church returned from Enid after attending the Christian churches convention. He was elected vice president for next year’s meeting. Mrs L C Coley plans a weekend visit to Ada while home in Henryetta. Mr and Mrs L A Braly travel to Hot Springs Ark for an extended vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rinard
Tustin
Calif
J. M. Thompson
Mr. Rinard
California
Ada
J. H. Bryant
Arlin
Allen
H. W. Hunter
The
First Christian Church
Enid
Convention of
Christian Churches
Hunter
Pawhuska
Walter Wilson At Liberty On Bond After Arraignment
Walter Wilson was released on a $1000 bond after arraignment before Justice of the Peace T. O. Cullins for driving on a public highway while intoxicated. He offered bond to stand trial. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Euclid McKinnis, Wolf City teachers, staying with Mrs. Mary Linthicum. Mrs. McKinnish to receive degree this spring. Mrs. M. F. Manville returned from Washington and Boston as a national D A R delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandey'’s Daily
Walter Wilson
T. O. Cullins
Justice of Peace
Wilson
Bond
Stance
Euclid McKinnis
Wolf City
Mary Linthicum
MecKinnish
M. F. Manville
Washington, D. C
D. A. R. Congress
Boston
New York
East
Moss and Mason Visit Ardmore Friends in Ada Pioneers
Mr. and Mrs. Sol L. Moss and Jesse Mason of Ardmore with two daughters visited Ada friends Saturday afternoon. The Moss family were Ada pioneers who moved away years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol L. Moss
Jesse Mason
Ardmore
City
Moss
Ada
Ada Morning Notes Fresh Local Visits And Illness
Monday's Daily reports Joe A. Welfe a large realtor and insurer visiting Ada for business and friends. Gilbert Burkhart is seriously ill at his home with typhoid fever. Mrs. George Alletag is recovering well after a Breco hospital operation. Edgar Hunter of Fort Smith Ark visits Ada with his parents, and Mrs. Edgar Hunter has stayed in Ada for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Okmulgee
Ada Hospital
J. F. Henderson
East 15Th Street
Joe A. Welfe
Gilbert Burkhart
George Alletag
Breco Hospital
Edgar Hunter
Fort Smith, Ark
Ada
E. Cc. Hunter
Mrs Statler Returns to Tulsa After Ada Weekend Visit
Mrs. Jim Statler returned to Tulsa after visiting relatives and friends in Ada over the weekend. She teaches in the Tulsa schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Statler
Tulsa
Ada
Statler
Byrd and Kerr seen in Ada for Saturday business
Coy Byrd visited Ada on Saturday to conduct business with Robert S. Kerr. The encounter places both men in the same city on the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Byrd
Ada
Robert S. Kerr
Captain S H Hargis Recovers After Monday Fall
Captain S H Hargis remains sidelined after a fall Monday afternoon with injuries described as minor. He is expected to be back in action within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Hargis
Mrs. W. R. Riddle Leaves for Okmulgee to Visit Kin
Mrs. W. R. Riddle who had been ill for a month travels to Okmulgee to visit her son Bill Riddle and Mrs. Riddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Riddle
Okmulgee
Bill Riddle
Riddle
Oil production in US declines in week ending May 11
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a drop of about 10,896 barrels in daily average oil production for the United States for the week ending May 11. Light oil fell 4,810 barrels while heavy oil remained mostly steady as regional totals shifted, with notable declines in the Mid-Continent and Gulf Coast and rises in Santa Fe Springs deep drilling areas.
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Tulsa
United States
Curreal
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Mid-continent
Oklahoma
West Texas
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountain
Santa Fe Springs
California
West
Kansas
Oneawa
Burbankee
Osage
Richie
St. Louis Pearson
Cushing and Shamrock
Bristow
Alien
Seminole
Northern Re Ee
Southern Peerage
North
Louisiana
Liem
Eave
Arkansas
Aen
North Central
Tone
Texas
Panhandle
East Central
Loxas Naa
Lagat
Ldeht
Scientific Detective Uses Bullets to Solve Murders
Major Calvin Goddard, a leading ballistic expert, uses a comparison microscope to match bullets and shell casings to specific guns. Since 1926, he has investigated over 200 murders, believing his science will gain universal acceptance like fingerprinting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Chicago
Calvin Goddard
Sherlock Holmes
Goddard
America
Johns Hopkins University
U. S. Army Medical School
P. O. Gravellie
New York
Rehearing Petition Denied by Court in Oklahoma Case
The Oklahoma Supreme Court denied a petition for rehearing in the Brett vs. Fielder case. The impeachment charge alleged Justice J. W. Clark favored Ledbetter's client, with claims of bias and disqualification failures. Clark was acquitted Friday of impeachment charges related to disbarment and remarks during case consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Brett Vs
Fielder
J. W. Clark
Justice Clark
Hugh A. Ledbetter
Ardmore
Ledbetter
Famous pedestrian Weston dies at 90 in New York
Edward Payson Weston famed long distance walker died aged 90 in New York after a life of record walks. He crossed 3895 miles from New York to San Francisco in 104 days and seven hours at age 70 and had been wheelchair bound since a taxi accident two years earlier.
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
San Francisco
Anne Nichols
Abie
Anna O'Hagan
Brooklyn
Weston
New York Herald
Horace Greeley
Boston
Washington
Lincoln
Portland
Chicago
Summer Music Courses Expand Offerings and Demand
A broad summer session aims to cover more music fields with large chorus enrollment. Courses include Music 1 basics sight singing and reading, Music 2 harmony and tonal theory, and appreciation. The addition of an Orthophonic Victrola expands equipment as demand for trained teachers grows and state requirements tighten.
Oklahoma Faces $100 Million State Highway Bond Plan
Cyrus S. Avery argues for a constitutional amendment to empower the Oklahoma highway commission to issue a $100 million bond issue to complete a paved state highway system. He cites Missouri Illinois and neighboring progress, details revenue sources from automobile and gasoline taxes, and outlines road classifications and county sharing mechanisms.
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Cyrus S. Avery
U. S. Highway Association
State Highway Commission
Holloway
Highway Department
Iowa
Tinois
Missouri
Highway Commission
Bureau of Roads
Highway Departments
Cone
State Highway Department
Ilinois
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Commission
U.S
Illinois
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Ardmore Liti gants Lose Suit In Court
J Robert Gillam of Ardmore former secretary of the state board of affairs and E O Gillam lost their suit in the state supreme court to recover 5345 from Coline Oil company. The court affirmed the Carter county district court which had ruled for the oil firm when the Gillams sought to recover money charged as expense in developing an oil and gas lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. Robert Gillam
Ardmore
State Board of Affairs
E. O. Gillam
State Supreme Court
Coline Oil Company
Supreme Court
Carter County District Court
Gillams
Lorraine Petroleum Company, Et al
W. N. Bartlett
Tulsa County
D. D. Alexander
First National Bank of
Duncan
Stephens County
Stiit
J. D. Garner
Garner Motor Company of
Wewoka
George Grogan
Pottawatomie County
Killmer Paint and Glass Company Et al
Davenport-Bethell Company Et al
Ed Martins Buick Found in Shawnee After Theft
Ed Martin was informed by the Pottawatomie County sheriff that his Buick coupe stolen Tuesday on South Stockton avenue was recovered unharmed on Shawnee streets. No thief evidence was found. A Buick sedan stolen earlier was located beside his car. Martin went to Shawnee to bring the car back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Martin
Pottawatomie County
Stockton Avenue
Shawnee
Martin
Holloway Asks Truce in Auto Tag War
Oklahoma Gov. Holloway called a truce in the license tag dispute with Kansas. He would issue a statement directing Oklahoma officers to stop arresting drivers of Kansas trucks and cars not bearing Oklahoma plates after a conference with Assistant Attorney General J. Berry King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
Oklahoma
Kansas
J. Berry King
Plan Extensive Probe of Indian Treatment by U S
Senate Indian affairs chairman Frazier announced plans for an intensive probe of government treatment of Indians in seven western states. The inquiry will cover reservations and Indian schools in Wisconsin, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Montana and Arizona, based on letters alleging poor conditions. Wheeler, the committee examiner, supports the plan and the panel will gather after the next Senate recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lans
Frazier
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Wisconsin
North
West
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
A E Kyle, Well Known Citizen Of Roff, Dead
A. E. Kyle, a leading businessman and booster in Roff, died today at noon. He was about 45, survived by a wife and two daughters in Roff, and his mother and a brother at Coalgate. Kyle was a gasoline and oil wholesaler, active in civic work, and an Ada pioneer who moved here years ago.
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A._E. Kyle
Roff
Kyle
Coalgate
Ada
Calls Returns in Triumph to Capital
General Plutarico Elias on a victorious campaign against rebels in northern Mexico heads toward Mexico City from Mazatlan with possible stopovers at Guadalajara to confer with generals on the Cristeros war. A joyous reception awaits him upon arrival.
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Mexico City
Plutareco Elias Ico
Mexico
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Guadalajara
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G. W. West
George Hansard
Ben Weaver
Pittsburgh County
Denver
Colo
Mr. Weaver
John L. Case
Galveston
Mrs
A. M. Cassidy
Doris Jane
North Oak Avenue
W. C. Hughes
St. Joseph
Ned Biies, Jr
Hughes
Hoyt Lewis
Abilene
Tex
Elsie Heasley
Heasley
T.H. Wyatt
Farlow
Charles
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
S. E. Williams
Bill Williams
Kathryn Williams
Williams
E. G. West
Theday
Davenworth
Kan
R. John West
Charleston
S. C
L. C. Coley
Mrs. Coley
Henryetta
Mrs. L. A. Braly
Hot Springs, Ark
Avery
Opledy Highway Program
Highway Board
U. S
William Barringer
Young Barringer
Ada High School
Barringer
Miss Dora High
A. E. Kyle
Calles
Englewood
N. J
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