Miss Alice Coker Leaves Ada For Houston Summer
Miss Alice Coker heads to Houston Texas for summer with her sister Mrs Georgia Grigory. In Ada she lived with sister Mrs Oran Hughey and attended Horace Mann high school as a member of the spring graduating class. Mrs Frank Blair and son Frank Jr return to Roewell New Mexico after visiting for the funeral of John L Barringer. Flossie Roberts a college student departs for Wetumka after East Central graduation exercises where she received her degree. Mrs P H Roberts and daughter of Wetumka attended the commencement. Mozelle Hunter underwent appendicitis operation at the Ada hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Coker
Houston
Tex
Georgia Grigory
Ada
Oran Hughey
Horace Mann High School
Frank Blair
Frank Jr
Roewell
N. M
Flossie Roberts
Wetumka
East Central
P. H. Roberts
Mise Mozelle Hunter
Ed Hunter
Ada Hospital
Ada Visitors and Recovery News From Local Briefs
Friday's Dallys Clarence Laughlin returns from Los Angeles where he had resided. Miss Virginia Williams of Coal Gate visits Ada this week. Billy Linscheid, son of Dr. and Mrs. A Linscheid, recovers from recent injuries, regaining use of limbs. Rev Leslie G Smyth and Mrs Smyth report an enjoyable southern California trip and improved health in San Bernardino after visiting El Paso and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Laughlin
Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia Williams
Coalgate
Ada
Billy Linscheid
Leslie G. Smyth
First Christian Church
Smyth
California
Smyths
el Paso
Arizona
San Bernadino
Ada Social Notes Mention Visits and Local Businesses
Prom Sanday's Daily reports Mixe pill Givens of Roff visiting Ada Friday. Brief note on bargain in weed fruit jars. Jeter Hardware at 220 West Main listed. John Prock returns to Ada from Wolfe and enrolls at East Central for summer college work. Miss Cecil Gray and Miss Velma Hill of Roff visited friends in Ada yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Sanday's Daily
Roff
Ada
Barcain
Jeter Hardware
West Main
Cecil Gray
Velma Hill
Mrs. H. A. Bynum Returns Home From Ada Visit
Mrs. H. A. Bynum of Los Angeles and her daughter Jean returned to their home after a month visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Meredith, in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bynum
Los Angeles
Cal
Jean
Miss Stewart Leaves for Washington With Sisters
Miss Mary Alta Stewart an East Central graduate from Wapameka travels to Washington D C. She will stay with her sister Mrs John Boyce McKeel and Mrs Mekkeown secretary to Congressman Tom Mekkeown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alta Stewart
East Central
Wapameka
Washington, D. C
Stewart
John Boyce McKeel
MecKeel
Tom D. MekKeown
Couple Weds In Coalgate Move To New Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan left for Coalgate during the week to establish a home there. Mrs. Morgan is the former Miss Cleo Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker of 630 West Eighth Street. The marriage was a recent event in Coalgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Coalgate
Campbells relocate as Tulsa division engineer named
Mr. and Mrs. R T Campbell of 730 South Rennie left this week for Tulsa where Campbell has been transferred as division engineer of the state highway department. His Ada post was about two years, and his replacement here is W R Black, longtime highway engineer now working in Marshall county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Campbell
South
Rennie
Tulsa
Campbell
State Hichway Department
Ada
W. R. Black
Marshall County
Ada man to receive Master of Arts degree this spring
Eugene A. Hensley of Ada is among 462 graduates at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater who will receive a Master of Arts degree this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma A
M. Collect
Stillwater
Eugene A. Hensley
Ada
Morelock returns to Ada for summer. others to Nimrod reforestation
Pwicht Morelock, who taught in Coalgate schools for a year, goes back to Ada for summer. Charlie Plummond, Gerald Flemming, Tally Fowler, Claud French, Gardner Hair, Lloyd McElroy, Frank Morton, Harris Polk, Roy Vort, Levi Rushing, and Jack Summers are called to Platt National Park Sulphur for employed reforestation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwicht Morelock
Coalgate
Ada
Charlies Plummond
Gerald Flemming
Tally Fowler
Claud French
Gardner Hair
Lloyd McElroy
Frank Morton
Harris Polk
Roy Vort
Levi Rushing
Jack Summers
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Steed Reported Much Improved After Illness
The condition of FE. L. Steed who has been ill for three weeks is reported much improved. He was in critical condition for days, but his temperature and pulse are normal and conditions are hopeful for his complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Steed
Miss Mozelle Hunter Improves After Major Operation
Ada friends report Miss Mozelle Hunter is steadily improving after a major operation on Thursday. Mrs. Mary Dobbs mother of Mrs. Walter Lindsey, age 84, died May 13 at Lindsey's Ardmore home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Sherman Texas home where the families were longtime residents. Mrs. Lindsey had lived in Ada until about three years ago when Mr. Lindsey worked with the Choc taw Cotton Oil company. Local friends traveled to Sherman for the funeral including Mrs. E. H. Schroeder Melissa Bills and Croy. Bargain in used fruit jars. Miss Mae Boren college student has returned to Ross from East Central after completing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Mary Dobbs
Walter Lindsey
Ardmore
Sherman
Texas
Lindsey
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
E. H. Schroeder
Melissa Bills
Croy
Mae Boren
Ross
East Central
Oaks Family Visitation Highlights Ties Between Families
Mr and Mrs C E Oaks of Paden have visited Mr and Mrs Ben Hatcher for several days. Mrs Oaks and Mrs Hatcher are sisters. Mr Oaks serves as superintendent of city schools in Paden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Oaks
Paden
Ben Hatcher
Oaks
Mrs. Hatcher
Mr. Oaks
Porter Infant Ill At Grandparents Home
Bobbie Joe Porter infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Porter of Sunny Side Acres is seriously ill at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Harrington 912 South Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Joe Porter
Joe Porter
Sunny Side Acres Addition
Joe Harrington
South Cherry
Lawrence Hammond to arrive in Ada from Stillwater
Lawrence Hammond will arrive in Ada on Wednesday from Stillwater where he has attended Oklahoma A and M college during the past term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hammond
Ada
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Teachers enroll for summer term at college
J. C. Treas an instructor at Lula school and B. E. Smith of Rocky Point school in Coal county have enrolled for the summer term at the college and are residing at 506 East Twelfth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Treas
Lula
B. E. Smith
Rocky Point
Coal County
East Twelfth
Local enrollments and returns noted at East Central
Miss Lorene Vickers of Ryan has enrolled in work at East Central for the summer term. Charéls Massingale has returned from a weekend visit in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Vickers of
Ryan
East Central
Charéls Massingale
Oklahoma City
European Powers Back Mussolini Plan For Ten-Year Peace
Great Britain France Germany and Italy agreed to a revised four power pact to maintain European peace for ten years. The accord allows treaty revision only within the League of Nations framework and aims to resolve differences amicably. Leaders and ambassadors from the four nations prepared to sign in Geneva as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Entente
Eduard Benes
Geneva
Tlauce
Little Entente
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Berlin
Ronald Graham
Henry de Jouvenel
John Simon
Joseph Paul Boncour
Baron Aloisi
Rudolf Nadolny
Veterans at Fort Hunt choose rail home or reforestation camp
Veterans at Fort Hunt Virginia were told by the Veterans Administration that rail fare would be deducted from their bonus certificates for return trips. Officials began signing up attendees to either go home or to Fort Humphreys reforestation camps, with trains at Washington for those returning and buses to the camp for those staying. An estimated 60 to 75 percent of the 3,000 plus veterans planned to join the reforestation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aeeterans
Fort Hunt
Virginia
Veterans Administration
Fort Humphreys
Mrs Hunt Family Return From Perry Visit
Mrs Vircil D Hunt and her two daughters and a young son returned to Ada on Monday after a three week visit in Perry with Mrs Hunt's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vircil D. Hunt
East Sixteenth
Ada Monday
Perry
Miss Wilma Chism Plans Wichita Visit This Summer
Miss Wilma Chism left for Wichita Kansas to be guest of her sister Mrs. Kenneth Bates for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Chism
Wichita
Kansas
Kenneth Bates
Everett Hayes Improves After Ada Hospital Operation
Everett Hayes of 706 East Fourteenth is improving rapidly after an appendicitis operation at Ada hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hayes
E. Fourteenth
Ada Hospital
Ada Woman Undergoes Morning Operation
Mrs. Glen Porter of 907 FE Main Ada underwent an operation Monday morning and is reported in satisfactory condition. Miss Ima Lora Allen, teaching in Vinita, has arrived in Ada to spend summer with her mother Mrs. Alta Binn Allen at 225 West Fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Texas
Glen Porter
Main
Ada
Ima Lora Allen
Vinita
Alta Binn Allen
Fourteenth
Ada Visitors and New Residents Reported
Mr and Mrs Bud Richards of Allen visited in Ada Tuesday. Miss Zana Leonard of Allen was an Ada visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs Lester Hunt of Okemah arrived in Ada early this week and have established a residence on E Ninth. Mrs Hunt was the former Miss Marie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Richards
Allen
Ada
Zana Leonard of
Lester Hunt
Okemah
E. Ninth
Johnston Couple Plans Move to McAlester
Mrs. O L Johnston, former corresponding secretary of the Dercas Sunday school class at the First Christian church, was the guest of honor at a class party with a handkerchief shower. Mrs James A Leverett, who had surgery at Ada hospital, was reported to be improving rapidly by hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Johnston
McAlester
Johnston
Dercas
First Christian Church
James A. Leverett
Ada Hospital
Rela tives Attend Ada Atoka Funeral Rites
Among the out of town relatives at the funeral rites for Mr. Stubbs were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ray of Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Ray of Atoka, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray of Atoka, Mr. and Mrs. D Porter Ray and Porter Ray of Atoka, Mrs. John Ray and two sons Arthur and Jack of Atoka, Al Ray of Oklahoma, Mrs. Henry Childs of Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chambers of Wichita Kan and William Ray of Tishomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Atoka
Stubbs
Oliver Ray
Oklahoma City
Dee Ray
Walter Ray
D. Porter Ray
Porter Ray
John Ray
Arthur
Jack
al Ray
Oklahoma
Henry Childs
James H. Chambers
Wichita
Kan
William Ray
Tishomingo
Bonus Army Signing Surpasses 2500. Forest Service Plan Moves
Washington reports more than 2,500 bonus marchers signed with the forestation corps, leaving about 500 unregistered at Fort Hunt on the last day of their stay. They will be moved to Washington then homeward, while leaders plan to seek White House talks for full transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonus Army
Fort Hunt
Potomac
Virginia
White House
Floyd near end of real estate assessments
Charley Floyd county tax assessor expects to finish real estate assessments this week and begin personal property review. He plans to complete all assessments before the county equalization board meeting on the first Monday in June under state legislative time changes for tax estimates and levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Floyd
Davis Reveals American View of Agreement Ends Isolation
Davis presents the U S stance on a new accord as a path to end isolation. The article outlines American priorities and potential impacts of the agreement on international relations.
United States Offers to Consult in Peace Efforts at Geneva
At the disarmament conference in Geneva Norman H. Davis announced that the United States will consult with other nations when peace is menaced and will refrain from actions that hinder collective efforts if it agrees on the aggressor. He urged a permanent, automatic role for the US in measures to control disarmament and supported cutting offensive arms and maintaining the Versailles treaty framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Roosevelt
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
League of Nations
America
Mr. Davis
Davis
Ramsey MacDonald
Organization of Peace
Germany
Smith Outlines 200 Million Acreage Retirement Plan
Senate Agriculture Chairman Smith after talks with Secretary Wallace proposes dedicating 200 million of the 3.3 billion public works fund to retire cotton and other basic crop acreages. He urges rapid action beyond the 100 million farm act limit, using option and voluntary allotment plans with land leasing and grower benefit payments at retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Smithsonian Reports Discovery of Seven Leaf Clover
In Washington state, a seven leaf clover grows two feet high and was found by J. W. Thompson of Seattle. The Smithsonian Institution notes the unusual plant and questions why it was not reported earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Washington State
Smithsonian
J. W. Thompson
Seattle
Germany Anxious for Peace Says Hitler in Naval Visit
Chancellor Adolf Hitler told naval officers, sailors and civilians in Keil that Germany desires peace, yet will keep a small navy as a symbol of national prestige. He stressed peace comes to the worthy and affirmed Germany’s aim to regain equality and liberty for its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keil
Germany
Adolf Hitler
House panels approve tax plan to fund public works bonds
The Ways and Means Committee backed a tax package increasing income and gasoline taxes and taxing corporate dividends to finance a 3.3 billion dollar public works employment bond issue. It would raise rates on incomes over 4000 dollars and impose a gasoline levy to reach about 221 million dollars, while rejecting a manufacturers tax, a breakfast tax, and lower amusement tax exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskington
House
Ways and Means
Pax
State asked to pay for beer election in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City May 22 beer advocates push for a special legislative session to cover the 91 590 cost of the July 11 beer election. They seek gubernatorial action to finance the election, arguing the regular session refused to legalize 3.2 percent beer itself but allowed a people’s vote if funded by contributions. Progress is slow and leaders doubt funds will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
P— Beer Advocates
Murray
AFED Condemns Roosevelt Industry Recovery Bill
Senator Reed predicts the industry recovery bill will be ruled unconstitutional by the courts. He says it concentrates power in the president and criticizes Washington bureaucrats for handling commerce and industry. The House committee weighs code provisions on wages hours and production and plans to complete the measure for early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Roosevelt
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Washington
Lewis W. Douglas
Douglas
Doughton
Coughton
House
North Carolina
Democrat
Treasury
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
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John Prock
Wolfe
Mozelle Hunter
Roy Crane
Ozens
Britain
ARMY
Floyd
Trak
West Coast Shamrock
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