Mothers' Day celebrations and a local accident in Stonewall
Mothers' Day brought flowers and greetings as a large crowd attended services at the Baptist church and a later program in Jesse. A serious accident Thursday caused by a knocked over lye can injured a boy’s face and eyes, prompting urgent hospital care at Breco. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as attending events, visits, or receiving medals, with notes on community happenings, church meetings, and neighborhood travel through Ada, Franks, and Stonewall.
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Breco Hospital
Jim Slocum
Ada
Wayne Truitt
O. T. Sullivan
Barnesdall
Hardy Jones
Frank Blair
Frank Sh
Parris McLeroy
Allen
Mise Abbie Willams
McAlester
Shy
Dtuskogen
Twss
Cleveland
Mr. Ginn
J. W. Loreb
Franks
David Johnson
Arkansas Tr
Anes
Myers and Nebbutt
Cora Leach
Nis
Clarence Billings
Little Orvce
Ada Tursday
Gilbert
Emene Acker
High Pole
Flora, Thompson
Nell Truitt
Danice Henegar
Fragmented puzzle of partial clues and garbled entries
A dense OCR style page lists scattered crossword style clues with numbers, mixed languages, and numerous misprints. It includes hints to substances, animals, objects, roles, and actions, many with broken spellings and missing letters, forming an incompletely legible word puzzle specimen.
Scouts Attend Ada Area Gathering And Supper
A Saturday night event honored Ada Lawrence and Vitzhugh area scouts with a royal supper after a baseball game against Ada and hot scouts. Prof Norris and Prof Robinson spoke to the boys, while Scoutmaster Grady Lambert earned praise for leadership. About 700 signed motorist pledge cards. Kendall Wilson, William Jeter and Jack Walker cited for effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taff
Ada
Lawrence
Vitzhugh
Hugh Norris
Fkht
Robinson
Vagheli
Kendall Wilson
William Jeter
Jack Walker
Iving Bonsor
Bille Bonner
de Laphet Gibson
Mack Braly
Kiwanis Club
Yrmia Youngs
Phillip Wimbish
Jett Laird
Trooper Shaw
Chism
Francis
Snake W T E Now Calls For New Remedy
Yakima Washington reports workmen at Pacific Power and Light add potassium permanganate to first aid kits to treat rattlesnake bites as snakes emerge from winter quarters in large numbers. Also notes Barnsdale Refinery laying a two inch gas line along Midland Valley right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Pacific Power and Light Company
Barnsdale
Barnedall
Midland Valley
Tulsa Man Heads Mills and Gins of Choctaw Company
T W Hoover promoted from Tulsa off mill superintendent to general superintendent of the Choctaw Patty Oil Company gins and mills. He arrived in Ada and began work at the Ada oil mill office moved for closer contact with machine shops. W L McKintey resigns as general superintendent to join Withwoorth in Dallas. Enid man Winfield Scott named temporary deputy commissioner of pensions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuexdas
T. W. Hoover
Tulsa
Choctaw Patty Oil Company
Ada
Pontotoc
W. L. McKintey
Withwoorth Company
Dallas
Hoover
Te Choctaw
Som
Enid
Washington
Pioneer County Clerk T W Hudson Dies in Sherman
T W Hudson veteran Gray County Texas pioneer and former county clerk died this morning at his daughter Westbrook Inil home. Funeral will be held in Sherman Saturday at 14 o'clock. He was long active in Masonry and served as state grand secretary. He was 60 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hudson
J. W. Westbrook
Ada
Westbrook
Mus
E. Chambers
Dallas
Sherman
Grayson County
Texas
Pratt Charged In Federal Court Of Making False Claim
Former National Guard captain W C Pratt and county representative was jailed facing a federal count of making a false claim. He was arrested on capits warrant tied to a grand jury indictment in Muskogee with bond set at 2500 before U S Commissioner Howard West. The charge relates to a National Guard report drawing federal jurisdiction.
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Thuralay
Dally
W. C. Pratt
National Guard
Bull
Pratt
Muskogee
U. S
Howard West
BR. Ty. Willigmns
First Signing of Independence Observed in Mecklenburg
Charlotte marks the 150th anniversary of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence dated May 20 1775. The five day sesquicentennial features a history pageant and a formal U S government commission will attend, led by senators Pepper Watson McKellar and Overman along with several representatives and notable figures.
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Charlotte
United States
Mecklenburg
North Carolina
Lord Cornwallis
United States Mecklenburg
Tennessee
Lee & Overman
Charles
Faust
Adam M. Wyant
Gvanla
Jeremiah Rhode Island
A. B
Miss Save A. Thatler
New York
Michell Murray Ith Tor
Golumbhy University
Jooner
Hole Smith
Georgia
American Theatre Sold by Cobb to Oklahoma City Mar
Fox Roberts of Oklahoma City has purchased the American theatre from J. M. Cobb and taken charge of the business today. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts have already moved here and plan to make this their permanent home. Roberts aims to improve the show and please the public. Cobb has run the theatre for years and made many friends. He has not announced his plans but may retain Ada Nin heuin.
Houston Chosen as Meeting Place for South Baptists
MEMPHIS May 16 The Southern Baptist convention voted to meet in 1928 at Houston Texas The meeting will occur the Wednesday after the second Sunday in May and adjourn after tomorrows religious service The Rev Fred F Brown of Knoxville Tennessee was selected to preach the convention sermon with Rev George W Clark of Lake Charles Pa as his alternate Also noted New York May 16 04 official observation cruise reports only 1247 rum carrying ships in the Atlantic from Narragansett Pier Rhode Island to Atlantic City New Jersey amid a coast guard blockade setup May 18
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Southern Baptist Convention
Houston
Texas
Tontorray
Fred F. Brown
Knoxville
Tennessee
George W. Clark
Lake Charles
New York
Atlantic
Narrarfilsett Pier
Rhode Island
Atlantic City
N. J
Coast Guard
Man surrenders over brother in law murder
May 18 Muskoger Oklahoma. John Ray of Mendowview near Poteau turned himself in to the sheriff claiming self defense in a dispute with his brother in law Milton Ray. Ray says Milton threatened to shoot him and fired Saturday night prompting the shooting and his surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskoger
Tohn Ray
Mendowview
Poteau
Mittan
Ray
Milton
iRay
France to settle war debts in talks within 15 days
Paris reports the French government will present definite proposals within fifteen days to United States and Great Britain aimed at settling wartime debts. The Terps said today the plan may guide the settlement of postwar financial claims between the nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Terps
United States
Great Britain
Rainy Day Delays Pontotoc County 4-H Rally
The Pontotoc County 4-H rally was rained out Saturday. County agent J. B. Hill said a new date will be set, likely in June. The event is a countywide farm club gathering with planned talks by prominent speakers. Attendees will bring basket lunches and join in the planned festivities once rescheduled.
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Pontotoc Dounty
J. B. Hil
Hii
District sends teachers home as schools close in East Central district
Hundreds of teachers return to Ada as the East Central district ends the school year. Friday and Saturday trains bring many educators whose work in district schools is finished, most from Ada and East Central State Teachers College. Mrs. Walter Donaghey of Oklahoma City visits Ada. News Want Ads seek patrons.
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East Central
Uhis
Ada
Cily
East Central State
Collrge
Walter Donaghey
Oklahoma City
W. E. Pitt
Chickens Awaiting Identification
From Sanday's Dally: Ada Poultry and Egg Company suspects dispute after two boys delivered chickens. Three birds found dead in sacks. officers seize remaining 16 fowls for identification. Boys held in city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Steyr
Ada Poultry and Egg Company
Nn City
Record Seed Crushing Surges in Nine Months
Washington data show cotton seed crushed from August 2 to April 30 reached 4,358,961 tons, up from 2,126,999 tons a year earlier. Cottonseed on hand at mills by April 30 totaled 144,271 tons, down from 180,120 tons a year ago, per the Census Bureau.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Means Seeks Immediate Start of Two Year Prison Term
Gaston Means, a central figure in the Dau gherty probe and other actions, surrendered to the District of Columbia supreme court and asked to begin a two year prison term immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaston TR. Means
Steam Center
Daugherty
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Belgium Breaks In Allied Plans For Debt Payment
Washington May 19 Belgian officials indicate Belgium will seek independent talks with the United States on a refunding settlement. The Belgian foreign office dispatches to the Associated Press are seen as a major shift among allied debtors to whom U S aid was extended, signaling possible progress in resolving the tangled debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Belgium
United States
Associated Press
Treasury
Obituary of T A Jones Dies at 74 in Ada Area
TV A Jones aged 74 died at 2 am at his son C E Jones home two miles east of Ada from a stroke of paralysis suffered two days earlier. Body taken to Sherman Texas for funeral services and interment Friday morning. Survived by two sons C E Jones Ada and Noah Jones Los Angeles and a daughter Mrs C B Parker Los Angeles.
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A. Jones
C. EB. Jones
Ada
Sherman
Texas
Drecased
Mr. Jones
C. E. Jones
Noah Jones
Los Angeles
C. B. Parker
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Thad Lowman
W. W. Sharpless
Helen
T. Lowman
Holdenville
Mines
Crawford, Correll
Hongsar
Hallie Titiwle
Gladys Crawford
John Coon
Marlin County
Tes
Wi, Malone
Mies
Henson
Garrett
W. S. Furlong
Lois
Edna May Peters
Stancott
Frasno
Calif
Ueir Tutu
J. A. Fish
Farmers Gin
Sheenas
J. A. Pranks
Stonewall
Ary Brown Company
Tod Gibson
B. A. Austotle
Atlasonday
Earl Crawford
Familly
Hester Moorn
Debs
Mildred Odom
Owl Creek
Elia Boatman
Loretta
Creek
Ming Hogatt
Clydy Lillard
Mre
Dick Walker
Charles Henegar
S. BE
Patton
Missy Letha Sanders
Miss Bater Pike
Owl Greek
Thelma Jones
Jeanette McKinney
Marvin Burrigs
Wilth
Loyd
Gene Miller
Miias
Mary Bert McKay
J. A. Kelly
Hufaula
CG. Sawyers
W. &. Furlone
Olla James
Methodist Church
Rev
B. L. Powell
M. B
Parum
Tey. H. EB. Darrow
M. FE
A. B. Malone
Bane
Duck Creek
Runelun Boy
Waser
Pariner
Grick
Beast
Revolter
Graelle
Thoth Plateau
Lealy
Slyng
Sailor
Wang
Covuch
Carmine
Western Newspaper Union
Noam Stewart
Incas Lynch
Tulsa Man Heads Mills and Gins of
Choctaw Company
Pioneer O¢Tiay
American Theatre
Cobb
South Baptists
County’ Boys
Means
Allied
Vassar and
Wilson Bros
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