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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1927

Page

4

Alibis and antics at Oklahoma conventions noted

A long, humorous column from Ada News critiques alibis for a mashed hat after a state press meeting at Poteau. It then shifts through rural Oklahoma topics: labor shifts toward skilled trades, Boy Scout penitentiary visits, highway funding woes, oil production limits, and regional strides in cotton and pecan farming. The piece also covers local obituaries, school events, community health, and upcoming church and school activities.

Department of the News State Press Association Poteau Holdenville Ada News Col. Norrell Col. Wyatt Madill Bob Kidd Stanton Madill Record Jim Clark Sulphur Times Tishomingo Capital-Democrat Miami News-Record

Onward Bro Fox or Jesse to Preach This Sunday

Local notice invites all to attend Sunday service led by Bro. Fox or Jesse and to bring a guest. Social notes mention Mrs Della Colbert weekend at Stonewall and residents sharing visits. John Willie Burrow Marvin Wilson back from Seminole report work and wages. Mrs Barringer with Ada visit Julia Smith family. Dovie Lee Emma Mae Owens Ednard B Chism visited Ginnette Lee McKinney Sunday.

Wewoka J. T. Tilly Ruff Hunt Free Will Baptist Mrs. Owens Perry Mr. Owens Zumbro Jewell Harley Tagan Mullins Duncan John Jones St. Paul Amarillo Texas Adella Jones Commodore Sutherland Ester Peak Eld. Jones Hickory Ragland Ada Methodist Church Dave Watters Bebee Frank Sturdivant Vaness J. J. Hodges Carl Tilly John Bradly Daisy Norville Myrtie Nelson Ima Norville Buck & Son Grandma Roberts Allen Bro. Fox Jesse Della Colbert Stonewall John Willie Burrow Marvin Wilson Seminole

Local Notes on Visits and a Quiet Wedding

The report lists social visits and greetings among residents including Miss Iris Craddock Miss Bethel Reed and Miss Lela Holt with mentions of Arthur Hobbs Bruce Cartwell and Emma and Laura Revels visiting Francis. A Christian church service is announced for the fourth Sunday with all invited. Fred Johnson and Fannie Rice quietly wed last week and extend wishes for happiness.

Iris Craddock Bethel Reed Arthur Hobbs Oakman Francis Bruce Cartwell Emma Laura Revels The Christian Church Denny Lela Holt Mrs. Rains Fred Johnson Fannie Rice

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