Local residents arrive and visit Ada for summer term
City Bnefs Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Walker of Pauls Valley arrive to enroll in East Central for the summer. Mr. Lee P. Low returns from Pauls Valley where he taught at the high school last year and will attend the local college this summer. Mrs. J. G. Holland and son Ber nice of Ringling visit Ada for Horace Mann high school exercises and at the home of Mrs. J. B. Antle. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hill of Mar low stay with Byron Norrell. Misses Vivian and Veda Tom Reed come from Safford Ariz. to spend the summer with their parents. Mrs. W. M. Franklin of Oklahoma City visits at 903 East Fifteenth with the Franklin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Walker
Pauls Valley
East Central
Lee P. Low
J. G. Holland
Bernice of
Ringling
Ada
Horace Mann High School
J. B. Antle
Mississippi
Vivian
Veda
Tom Reed
Safford Ariz
W. M. Franklin
Oklahoma City
L. E. Franklin
East Fifteenth
Mrs Finleys Father Dies in Brooksmith Texas
Janley returns from Brooksmith Texas where she attended the bedside and funeral of Dr J B Stone. Mrs J B Stone and Miss Jesse Stone accompany her home. Mrs Maud Evans and Mrs Chapman afflicted by illness in Bonham Texas after a long illness. Dr L S Moore of Stonewall visits Ada and weighs a run for county representative with stated opinions on needed legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromy's Daily
F. L.ley
Jan
Brooksmith
Texas
Maud Evans
Chapman
Bonham
L. S. Moore
Stonewall
Ada
Grain men meet in Enid reports wheat bumper outlook
R. C. Garrett returned late Thursday from Enid where he attended a meeting of grain men and millers. He said the outlook for a bumper wheat crop in western Oklahoma and Kansas could not be better, though Missouri outlook is poor. Mr. Garrett drove through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Garrett
Enid
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Mr. Garrett
Mrs A B Mears Heads to Chandler and Idaho
Mrs. A. B. Mears leaves for Chandler to visit relatives and will travel on to points in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mears
Chandler
Points
Idaho
Bulloch Couple Reports Rain Bring Good Conditions Near Blue Mound
J H Bulloch and wife traveled from Blue Mound area southeast of Roff on Saturday. He noted a good rain fell Tuesday and said everything looks fine around their locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bulloch
Blue Mound
Roff
Mr. Bulloch
Mitchell Twin Visits Before Summer School Start
Taylor Mitchell arrives Saturday from Boynton after teaching during the past term and will visit his parents J. G. Mitchell and wife before entering school for the summer teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mitchell
Boynton
J. G. Mitchell
Twin Girls Born to Mr and Mrs E P Bishop
Twin girls weighing six and a half pounds each were born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. E P Bishop of 406 Fourteenth Street. Both mother and twins are reported doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat P. Boop
406
Eas
E. P. Bishop
Fourteenth Street
Mis Jackson Arrested on Possession Charge at Stone
Stonewall officers arrested Mis Jackson on Thursday for possession of a l. He was released Saturday on bond and awaits appearance before the county court. D. Booker, newly elected principal of Irving school, arrived Friday and will attend college during the summer. He previously supervised Woodville school for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qmis Jackson
Stoneae
Stonewall
D. Booker
Irving School
Booker
Woodville
Mrs Addie Set with Selma Cody Visit Centrahoma Family
Mrs Addie Set and granddaughter Selma Cody accompanied by Misses Josephine and Geraldine Pate of Centrahoma spend the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs A M Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Set
Selma Cody
Mttle
Josephine
Geraldine Pate
Centrahoma
Mre
A. M. Stewart
Stonewall Man Reports Crop Outlook Amid Hail Damage
J. W. Denton of Stonewall visited Ada on business Saturday. He said Stonewall is improving and the crop outlook is good. The hail earlier in the week damaged some crops east of Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Denton
Stonewall
Ada
Ada Narrow Victory Over Djixie-Carter 6 5 at Parkfield
Ada edged Djixie-Carter of Wilson 6 to 5 in a tense afternoon clash at Parkfield, marking a dramatic win over their longtime rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Parkfield
Djixie-Carter
Wilson
Stovalls and Bookers Host at Ada Gathering
Prof and Mrs Otis Stovall of Miami hosted guests Prof and Mrs G H Booker and Byron Norrell and spouse. Mr and Mrs Bowzee returned from an extended Mississippi trip to Ada. Mrs T Mccormick, recently ill, shows improvement. E4 Rusion visited from McKinney Texas noting heavy rains there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Stovall
Miami
City
G. H. Booker
Ae Byron Norrell
Tuesday's Daily XN B Sta Attends Annual Event
A fragmented note reports B Sta attending an annual event of graphers enehe oma a era in session, with unreadable details. The readable parts indicate participation in a formal gathering, though specifics about location or agenda remain unclear.
Unclear Message About Patient After Hospital Stay
Fragmentary report suggests Mra chké Pichormick may have been discharged from hospital after a ten day period. Text is damaged and partial, limiting definite details or confirmation of identity.
Ada High IT Chief George Dougherty Leaves With Family
George Lt. Dougherty, head of the Ada High IT department, departed yesterday with his family amid ongoing school transitions to new technology provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lt. Dougherty
Ada High
Yester
Oklahoma 1925 finances show per capita and debt shifts
State reports for the year ending June 30 1925 detail general department costs totaling 16 278 863 dollars per capita 7 33 with total state receipts 28 428 070 dollars and net indebtedness 3 395 800 dollars. It notes highway spending 10 668 289 and tax sources including property and special taxes and business licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Department of Commerce
Okmulgee Philanthropist Killed in Auto Wreck
Okmulgee philanthropist Lyman C. Hill 70 died in Okmulgee hospital from injuries after his speeding car struck bridge railings north of the city. Survived by a New York City brother and a divorced wife now living in Mounds Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Lyman C. Hill
Henryetta
Okmulgee County
Okmulgee Municipal Hospital
Hill
New York City
Mounds
Oklahoma
Life ender Jukich executed by gas at Nevada prison
Stanko Jukich, condemned for an 18 year old girl’s murder, was executed by lethal gas at the Nevada State Prison in Carson City. He entered the cell at 10 55 and died two and a half minutes after the gas was released, marking the second gas execution since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison
Carson City
Nev
Stanko Jukich
Jukich
Calumet Summer Plans Recalled At Old Home
Day afternoon for Calumet in the article notes he will spend the summer at his old home, outlining a return to familiar surroundings and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Frank Meader’s trip to Shrine convention in Philadelphia
Frank Meader departs this evening traveling through Oklahoma City en route to Philadelphia for the annual Shrine convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meaders
Philadelphia
Oklahoma City
Shrine
Former county official visits city on business
H. M. Shirley, once Coal County superintendent and attorney, was in the city today handling affairs. He presently resides in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shirley
Coal County
Oklahoma City
Leonard Thomas Joins Shriners For Philadelphia Conclave
Leonard Thomas leaves this afternoon for Oklahoma City to join the India Temple Shriners on a trip to Philadelphia for the annual conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thomas
Oklahoma City
India Temple Shriners
Philadelphia
Westward Family Trip Planned by Lucas and Hamilton Couples
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lucas and baby Ruth, with Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hamilton, left recently for an extended western tour. They will visit El Paso Texas and Phoenix Arizona on route to Orange California. The Lucas family plans a summer stay, while the Hamiltons will return earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lucas
Baby Ruth
A. N. Hamilton
West
el Paso
Texas
Pheenix
Ariz
Orange
California
Mrs. Lucas
Mrs. Hamilton
McAfee cousins charged in road murder case
Oklahoma City police filed murder and highway robbery charges against D. C. Buddy McAfee and Tom McAfee for the slaying of Mrs. T. H. Davis after a gun battle on a state highway. Stanley Helms, Davis’s companion, is hospitalized with wounds. police say highwaymen were the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Buddy McAfee
Tom McAfee
T. H. Davis
D. C
Buddy
J. K. Wright
Stanley Helm
Davis
Tom
W. E. Snelson
Sneldon
Helms
Ada Freemasons Rise Among Oklahoma Leaders
Ada Masons gain recognition from grand bodies as Ada Freemasonry grows rapidly. D W Swaffar Layton S Chilcutt Wilber P Lee are named grand officers. M Z Thompson and C Chilcutt serve as judges. Ada council to stage Super-Excellent degree in Sulphur with Grand Master William Noble presiding. Plans for a new Masonic Temple advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Freemasonry
Oklahoma
Ada
Royal
Tulsa
D. W. Swaffar
Layton S. Chilcutt
Grand Sentinel
Wilber P. Lee
Royal Arch Masons
E. A. MacMillan
MacMillan
Knights Templar
Norman
Chilcutt
Ada Masons
M. Z. Thompson
Newman
Shawnee
Roff
Holdenville
Ada Council
Sulphur
Ardmore Council
Sulphur High School
John Gard
Ner
William Noble
Ada Commandery
WINFIELD FREED ON ONE CHARGE HELD ON ANOTHER
Neil Winfield a defendant in separate charges of receiving stolen property faced two hearings by different justices of peace. H J Brown bound him over on one charge while Joseph Anderson dismissed the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Neil Winfield
H. J. Brown
Joseph Anderson
Eight men suspend murder charges to help widow fled
In SHICKSHINNY Pennsylvania eight young men in an auto who killed Augustus Spayder father of nine then did not stop and were later seized. They waived defense and did not demand a jury trial. The court suspended charges while they support the widow and children and plan a home costing about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shickshinny
Augustus Spayder
Spayder
Obituary: Nineyearold Edma Reed of Stratford
Edma Mae Reed aged 9 daughter of R M Reed of Stratford and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J D Guins of Sasakwa died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital about 2 o'clock. Funeral and interment were held today at McGee cemetery near Stratford. She lived with her grandparents after moving in years ago following her mother's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edma Mae Reed
R. M. Reed
Stratford
J. D. Guins
Sasakwa
McGee Cemetery
Death of Faris W Scott at Ada area
Faris W. Scott, four year old son of Mr and Mrs D M Scott, died Tuesday about 1 o clock at the family home five miles southeast of Ada. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev J W McCully. Interment in Rogedale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris W
D. M. Scott
Ada
J. W. McCully
Rogedale Cemetery
Elmer Thomas Seeks U S Senate With Pro People Platform
Elmer Thomas asks Oklahoma voters for promotion from the House to the Senate to better serve the state. He cites his record in the Oklahoma State Senate and U.S. House and vows to aid wage earners farmers soldiers and workers while rejecting campaign contributors. He solicits support for the August primary and November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Oklahoa
Congress of the United States
State Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
United States
Railroads in the manufacturing business and cost reduction
W B Storey, president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, argues that railroads must lower costs to boost output and reduce rates. He contends laws restricting train size and staffing hinder efficiency, urging support for price and operations freedom to benefit businesses.
County lectures promote farm education across Pontotoc county
District Supervisor A A Aldrich led illustrated talks in Pontotoc county with Frank E Walker from Oklahoma City guiding a moving picture show. Over 1500 rural residents attended urging ongoing free lectures sponsored by state game and fish commission and multiple farming groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Aldrich
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Pontotoc County
Frank E. Walker
Oklahoma City
State Game and Fish Commission
Oklahoma Wheat Growers Association
General Utilities Companies
W. F. Varnum
Cotton Growers Association
Seminole County
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J. T. Hill
Marlow
Byron Norrell
Mr. Hill
Mrs. Bowzee
Mre. T. €. McCormick
Rusion
McKinney
Nevada
Mafee Cousing
Freemasonry
Ada Men
Edna Mae Reed
Faris W. Scott
Elmer Thomas
Rales Cuennets Les Tata
W. B. Storey
The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Wollont
BIG Brother
PRI
Trey
Iniece
F.t
Sue Dumbness
Cooper's
Derwear
Cooper
Union
SEER
Sucker
Lain
A. I M. College
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