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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1929

Page

8

Ada area visits and notices from City Bnefs column

Bert Payne of Oklahoma City visits Ada on business and friends. Apple Creek and Lakeside residents hosted by E P Lehr on East Eighth. F H Wickett of Chicago dies in New York. father of Kenneth Wickett former Blue Valley farm manager. Residents return from long trips and a hospital visit follows.

E. S. Brown Apple Creek, O Archie Brown Lakeside, O Co. P. Lehr East Eighth Street F. H. Wickett Chicago Ill New York Kenneth L. Wickett Blue Valley Rofs Conservation Oil Company Pontotoc County Ada

Joe Beck Returns to Ada After Dallas Hospital Stay

Joe Beck has returned from Dallas where he spent weeks receiving treatment. He is much improved and resumes his duties at the county clerk's office.

Joe Beck Ada Dallas Mr. Beck County Clerk’s Office

Miss Maxine Drain to Spend Summer in Ardmore With Parents

Miss Maxine Drain traveled to Ardmore yesterday to live with her parents for the summer. She attended college here this past semester.

Eighth Grade Graduation at Junior High School

Friday's Daily reports 199 graduates in the eighth grade ceremony at the convention hall. The auditorium was filled with parents and friends as Rev. A N Averyt of the First Methodist Church gave a brief address as keynote.

Convention Hall A. N. Averyt First Methodist Church

Clinton Billbeck Bound Over on Abandonment Charge

Clinton Billbeck was bound over to district court on a charge of wife and child abandonment. He was arraigned this morning before Justice of the Peace JT Cullins after his arrest.

Clinton Billbeck Billbeck Cullins Justice of Peace

Budd Family Leaves Ada for Permanent Ada Plans

J. D. Budd and his family, who have lived in Ada while Budd Jr. attended East Central, depart today for Mena Arkansas. Budd plans to purchase property in Ada and become a permanent resident.

J. D. Budd J. D. Budd Jr East Central Mena Ark Mr. Budd Ada

Cantwell Leaves East Central to Return Home for Teaching Next Year

Owen Cantwell, living with his uncle W. B. Cantwell while attending East Central for nine months, departed Thursday afternoon for Elmore City. His father Co. B. Cantwell will join him, and Cantwell plans to teach next year.

Owen Cantwell W. B. Cantwell East Central Elmore City Co. B. Cantwell

Susie McCormick Goes to Denver After Sister’s Death

Miss Susie McCormick travels to Denver Colorado after the sudden death of her sister Mrs. J M Russell who died Thursday morning following an operation that had seemed successful.

Susie McCormick Denver Col J. M. Russell

Nichols Return Home After Visit to Kidd Family

Mr and Mrs Henry Nichols of Chickasha have returned home after visiting Mrs Nichols mother Mrs R Y Kidd and family They were accompanied by their sister Miss Hallie Kidd

Henry Nichols Chickasha

Nola Vaden and Family Called to Stratford by Sudden Death

Mrs Nola Vaden Mrs Eliz abeth Lowery and son Hubbard were summoned to Stratford yesterday afternoon by the sudden death of their niece and cousin Mrs Burns.

Nola Vaden Elizabeth Lowery Hubbard Stratford Mrs. Burns

Charles Stout Joins Waples Platter as Ada Manager

Charles Stout departed yesterday for Denison Texas to take over as manager of the Waples Platter grocery there. This position is the oldest in the Waples Platter chain. Stout has spent many years in Ada with the company.

Charles Stout Denison, Tex Waples Platter Grocery Waples Platter Mr. Stout Ada

Couch Family Relocation To Humboldt Kansas For Year

Howard Couch moves to Humboldt Kansas for a year and will be joined by wife Mrs. Couch and son Gordon around June 1. The family plans to reside at 1307 South Johnston during this period.

Howard Couch South Johnston Humboldt Kan

McAlester Teacher Visits Local Family This Weekend

A. D. Bolton of McAlester is spending the weekend with his family here. He will return to teach an eight week summer school term and has also signed up for the same school this fall.

A. D. Bolton McAlester Bolton

Teachers Nellie Henderson and Velma Jordan Visit Los Angeles

Mrs Nellie Henderson and Miss Velma Jordan who have worked in city schools have traveled to Los Angeles California to visit and scout potential new locations for employment in education.

Nellie Henderson Velma Jordan Los Angeles Calif

Perry Blue Arrives in Ada for Lula Summer Session

Perry Blue, who has taught at Lula, has arrived in Ada to attend the summer session.

Perry Blue Lula Ada

Riot disrupts Des Moines University office over trustees

Rioting students broke into the Des Moines University main office seeking Dr. T. T. Shields of Toronto, who ordered faculty to stop teaching evolution. Shields hid, the building was closed, an injunction paused his order, and classes resumed. Miss Edith M. Redman faced student fury as romance rumors were denied by the board after a 28 hour session.

Des Moines University T. T. Shields Toronto Canada Shields Edith M. Rebman Board of Trustees

College figures in Ada visits and school leaders

The text notes Mr. Blue accepts a position at Vaness school next year. Albert Medlock, principal of Allen high school, is in Ada for a few days. Lowell Turner, Bowlegs high school principal and former College student, visits Ada. Oliver Vernon, superintendent of soynton schools, is in Ada with friends.

the College Blue Vaness Albert Medlock The Allen High School Ada Lowell Turner Bowlegs High School Mr. Turner Oliver Vernon Mr. Vernon Soynton R. F. Rose Weleetka H. A. Bower Troy W. B. Harding Holdenville Oliver Johns Seminole W. P. Hopper Okemah Churchill W. Thomas Margaret Hawkinson Bartlesville E. D. Cornelius Purcell J. H. Martin

Dr Linscheid Delivers Address In Purcell High School

Dr A Linscheid returned yesterday from Purcell where he delivered the commencement address to the high school there. Tomorrow he goes to Wilson to speak at the baccalaureate services.

A. Linscheid Purcell Linscheid Wilson

Mrs Mamie Sloan Boren to Visit East Central

Mrs. Preston Boren of Tupelo arrives for the summer term at East Central to visit sister Mrs. Bill Patterson. She and Mr. Boren plan permanent settlement after her marriage.

Preston Boren Tupelo East Central Mrs. Boren Bill Patterson Mr. Boren Boren Mamie Sloan

Rog ers Arkansas student arrives for summer normal

Miss Chloe Daughtery of Rog ers Ark arrives to attend the summer normal and will reside with Mrs Lon Allen at 927 East Main Street during her stay.

Chloe Daughtery Rogers, Ark Miss Daughtery Lon Allen East Main Street

Editor James McVey Heads Stroud Democrat Trio Visit

James McVey editor and owner of the Stroud Democrat is in the city for a weekend visit with his son Charles and Mrs. W. C Beleele the editor notes.

James McVey The Stroud

Wynnewood Science Head George Overturf Returns to Ada

George Overturf formerly head of Wynnewood high school science departs for Ada for summer school. Dean Carter accepts a position with the Fred F. Brydia Co. Mr Carter is a University of Illinois graduate.

George Overturf Wynnewood High School Ada Dean Carter Fred F. Brydia Company Mr. Carter The University of Illinois

Mrs Emmett Roach Returns Home From Ada Visit

Mrs Emmett Roach has returned to her home in Allen after visiting in Ada over the weekend.

Emmett Roach Allen Ada

Ada Faculty Members Take Summer Leave for Arkansas Trip

Miss Mary White, Ada High School faculty, travels to Paris Arkansas to spend summer with relatives and friends and will return in the fall. Miss Ruth Meaders leaves Sapulpa for home after attending school in Ada this year, staying with her uncle W P Chism and Mrs Chism. Glenn Briggs, president of McAlester chamber of commerce, was a guest of Mr and Mrs Paul V Norrell, returning home after a brief visit. Briggs, former A and M faculty member, helped originate Oklahoma 44 cotton now rising in popularity due to early maturing traits.

Mary White Ada High School Paris Ark Miss White Ruth Meaders Sapulpa Miss Meaders W. P. Chism Mrs. Chism Glenn Briggs McAlester Chamber of Commerce Paul V. Norrell Briggs A. and M Oklahoma

Fishbeck Visit Brings Couple From Blackwell

Mr. and Mrs. William Fishbeck arrived yesterday from Blackwell to visit relatives and friends. Mr. Fishbeck returned today while Mrs. Fishbeck will stay for a weeklong visit.

Mrs William Fishbeck Blackwell Mr. Fishbeck Mrs. Fishbeck

Walden Student Arrives in Ada for East Central Summer

Virgil Bethel of Walden Arkansas has arrived for the summer in Ada where he will attend East Central University.

Virgil Bethel Walden, Ark Ada East Central

Okfuskee County Superintendent Enrolled in College This Summer

The county superintendent of Okfuskee County is enrolled in the College this summer. Mr and Mrs C Grindstaff and sons, Burton and Leonora, left Sunday for Cardiff California for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Grindstaffs daughter Mrs Curtiss Fowler.

Okfuskee County

Francis schools Supt Booker visits Ada for election result

Superintendent C. D. Booker of the Francis schools was seen in Ada this morning. He has been reelected at Francis for another term.

D. Booker Francis Schools Francis

Death Of G F Alsbach Reaches Butler Family

Dr. G C Alsbach received a wire reporting the death of his father G F Alsbach at Butler Missouri. He and Mrs Alsbach left immediately to attend the funeral driving through the countryside.

G. C. Alsbach G. F. Alsbach Butler

Mrs Vinnie Jeffress Returns to Ada for Summer

Mrs Vinnie Jeffress, who has taught in Vaness, has returned to Ada for the summer with her mother Mrs J F Jackson at 130 East 12th Street.

Vinnie Jeffress Vaness Ada J. F. Jackson East 12Th Street

Chalmer Family Heads to Tulsa and Virginia Summer

Mrs. J. C. Chalmer and her children Jake and Jimmie departed for Tulsa to join Dr. Chalmer and establish a home there. They will then travel to Virginia to spend the summer with relatives and friends.

J. C. Chalmer Tulsa Dr. Chalmer

Summer team faculty named for East Central district

The East Central district lists its summer instructors to assist regular faculty amid large enrollment. Leading administrators include H. G. Faust Shawnee F A Ramsey Pauls Valley C E Fair Sulphur J A Estill Okemah J M Ashton Coalgate I S Hinshaw Ada R B Knight Wetumka John MecGibbons Wynnewood J B Spender Wanette I C Pigg Stonewall M G Starry Blanchard H F Mayfield Stuart Max Crouse Ravia Tom McGibbons Mill Creek C W Shaw Wapanucka.

East Central District H. G. Faust Shawnee F. A. Ramsey Pauls Valley C. E. Fair Sulphur J. A. Estill Okemah J. M. Ashton Coalgate I. S. Hinshaw Ada R. B. Knight Wetumka John MecGibbons Wynnewood

DIL PRODUCTION SHOWS DECREASE IN OKLAHOMA AND NATIONWIDE

Tulsa Oklahoma May 21 UP despite proration relief in Seminole area and a 25 cent per barrel price rise from Prairie Oil and Gas the nation’s daily average oil production slipped to 2 632 103 barrels for the week ending May 18 a drop of 4 705 barrels. Light oil up 5 073 barrels heavy oil down 9 778 with Gulf Coast and California contributing most of the decline.

Tulsa Okla Seminole Prairie Oil and Gas Company United States Oil and Gas Journal Gulf Coast California Southwest Texas West Texas Oklahoma Tonkawa Burbank St. Louis- Pearson North Louisiana Loan Arkansas North Central Texas Panhastic East Central Termes Kansas Mid-Continent Lae Southwest Texas

Levees Hold Though Mississippi Flood Fears Persist

Rising streams threaten large parts of the Mississippi valley as engineers rush to avert new breaches. A break near Kennett, Missouri unsettled the area while floods advance along the St Francis and Red and Arkansas rivers. In Mississippi towns like Mounds Landing and Natchez, levee weakness drives evacuations.

Associated Press Mississippi Valley Kennett St. Francis Mounds Landing Miss Levee Board Mississippi River Natchez Arkansas Red Texarkana Oklahoma Ft. Smith Little Rock Little Lock Pinebluff Farelly Lake Hickman Memphis Tenn Middle River Ohio Upper Mississippi

Penalties Mount as Auto Tag Delinquency Grows

Mrs. Marjorie Braly, tag agent in Pontotoc county, reports about 5500 of 590 remaining autos in the county have tag records. Penalties rise daily from $5.10 and 10 cents more each date, with doubling if not paid before March 1. Many motorists visit daily seeking tags and information about ownership.

Marjorie Braly Pontotoc County Braly

Tunney to Face Damage Suit in Connecticut

Announcement from New Haven says papers in a breach of promise case with 509,600 damages were sent to Bridgeport Superior Court. Plaintiff Mrs. Katherine Fogarty of New York City sues former heavyweight champion James J. Tunney. Attachment placed on Tunney estate in Stamford valued at 14,000. garnishee details delayed due to bank account questions.

New Haven. Conn Katherine King Fogarty New York City James J Gene) Tunney Bridgeport Fairfield County Field, Durant & Severe Col Lewis L. Field Superior Court Stamford Greenwich Tunney Fogarty Fort Worth Texas Colonel Field Connecticut

The lifestyle of Sinclair in a prison cell

Rodney Dutcher reports on Harry F. Sinclair's unusually favorable treatment in a prison. He notes Sinclair drives to the jail, works as a pharmacist with a doctor and nurse, sleeps near the infirmary, eats better, receives private visits, and even keeps liquor in the pharmacy safe, while other inmates face standard conditions.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington United States Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair

New firm takes Shaw quarter in Ada store plans

Slaner Winkelman and Chason of Hobart Duncan and Pauls Valley lease the Shaw building to remodel into a modern department store. Ross and Ferguson of Ada to supervise. Opening date to be announced. Hobart, Pauls Valley and Duncan units already operate nearby.

Durant Ada Shaw Winkelman

Oil price boosts ripple across Texas and Midwest

Multiple oil firms announce price increases on crude oil in May. Humble Oil sets new Prairie schedule, Ohio Oil lists regional raises, Magnolia Petroleum adjusts Kansas Oklahoma Texas rates, with detailed grades and differentials. A final jump notes political jab about inviting cabinet guests.

Senator Adheres To Instructions In Unclaimed Package Case

The article notes no claimant appeared for the undelivered package while references discuss a Maine trip plan and Miss Morrow’s New York arrival timed around Colonel Lindbergh’s depot. The aviator avoided his usual field to mislead the kidnapper hunters.

Post Maine Miss Morrow New York Lindbergh

Extortion Plot Worries Morrow in Boston Post Report

The Boston Post reports Dwight W. Morrow ambassador to Mexico and Anne Morrow’s father faces a $50 000 extortion plot. Aimed to kidnap his 15 year old daughter Constance, threats of torture and death prompted last weekend’s Lindbergh family flight and a guard over the Morrows’ Maine island retreat.

Boston The Boston Post Dwight W. Morrow Mexico Anne Morrow Col Charles A. Lindbergh Post Constance Morrow Milton Academy Lindbergh Morrow Englewood N. J North Haven Morrows Maine Constance Miss Morrow J. P. Morgan & Co

Tunney property attached in breach of promise suit

Stamford May 21 attachments were levied on two Gene Tunney properties in a suit for damages for alleged breach of promise to marry brought by Mrs Katherine King Fogarty of New York. Officers filed complaint in the Bridgeport superior court.

Stamford Conn Gene Tunney Katherine King Fogarty New York

Important ruling on widows rights in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City May 21 CP The state supreme court ruled that a life insurance policy payable to a wife benefits her and her creditors cannot claim the funds except those legally named. The decision stems from a garnishment action by First State Bank of Delaware against Inez Conn and First National Bank of Nowata. The court affirmed the Nowata county district court and held that funds given for a daughter's education cannot be touched by creditors.

Oklahoma City State Supreme Court First State Bank of Delaware Inez Conn First National Bank of Nowata Nowata County

Chicago Plans World’s Tallest Building Announcement

Chicago will unveil plans for the world’s tallest building to attract publicity. The move signals a bold civic statement and a bid for international attention through a landmark project.

Chicago

Bunion Derby Runners Tie in Monahans Sprint Inside

In Monahans Texas on May 21 Guisto Emek of Italy and Sam Richman of New York tied for first in the 38 mile leg from Odessa in 4 14 05 to share third place in total time Umek remains third overall more than 13 hours back Johnny Salo of Passaic and Pete Gavuzzi of England tied for third in elapsed time at 4 52 10 keeping a 21 30 lead over Gavuzzi Paul Simpson of Burlington tied with M B Mc Namara of Australia for fifth position

Monahans Tex Guisto Emek Italy Sam Richman New York Odessa Umek Johnny Salo Passaic N. J Pete Gavuzzi England Paul Simpson Burlington N. C M. B. McNamara Australia

Former Labor Leader Ollie S. Wilson Dies in Oklahoma City

Ollie S. Wilson, 52, pioneer of Oklahoma Territory and former secretary of the state federation of labor, died in a hospital in Oklahoma City. He was active in Masonic orders and had been in the printing business for the last eight years.

Oklahoma City Ollie S. Wilson Oklahoma Territory State Federation of Labor

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