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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1924

Page

4

Oklahoma hosts National Editorial Association meeting

The National Editorial Association held sessions across Oklahoma with editors touring Ponca City Tulsa Bristow and Oklahoma City and California Kansas City guest cities. The event showcased the state's growth and friendly relations while tributes honored Edgar S. Bronson whose illness prevented attendance and who was honored by George W. Marble for unselfish support.

Oklahoma National Kansas City Ponca City Tulsa Bristow Oklahoma City Lawton Guthrie Great Southwest George W. Marble Fort Scott Kansas National Editorial Association Marble el Reno Edgar S. Bronson The Nation National Association Bronson Mr. Marble

Ada Becomes Federal Court Town After Senate Passage

Congressman McKeown reports Ada’s designation as a federal court town has passed the Senate and awaits the president's signature. The court center will boost Ada's growth, justify a federal building, and reflects McKeown's influential push amid competing towns.

McKeown Ada Senate Coolidge Tom McKeown

The Cotton Situation and the Immigration Law Commentary

The May 14 report shows a drop in domestic cotton use by about 600,000 bales while exports rise enough to nearly balance nine months. Britain leads as buyer, Germany second. U.S. stocks near 3 million bales, down 1 million from 1923. The piece criticizes the new immigration law as curbing arrivals and warns of political agitators exploiting hard times.

Department of Commerce Germany

Oklahoma Eds Praise State Welcome At National Meeting

A National Editorial association gathering in Oklahoma City and El Reno drew praise from editors nationwide for Oklahoma hospitality and open-handed entertainment. Reports note visitors’ surprise at generous arrangements, with local business groups staffing events in aprons as waiters.

National Editorial Association Oklahoma City el Reno Oklahoma Illinois South Dakota New York State E. S. Bronson Chamber of Commerce

Graduation ceremonies set for June 7 at Memorial Hall

Honored eighth grade graduates from across the county will assemble at Memorial Hall at 10 30 a m on June 7 to receive diplomas. Ada is excluded as Hart school closed. 225 total students with 75 not meeting standards. Teachers prepare for summer study at Ada with East Central offerings and Oklahoma A M College attendance by Professor Wood of Latta.

Memorial Hall Hart Ada Teachers College East Central Couny Professor Wood Latta Oklahoma A M. College Stillwater Cornelia Roy Olivia Roy Alene Summers Stratford Thelma Worman Thelma Danner Estelle Lamb Jessie Jame Arthur Brundidge William ‘Rewitt Mary Flannery Walter Turner Fred Tracy Charlie Garry Mattie Henry Millard ‘Keshier Lee Roy Dame Virgil Tuddleston Oakman Earl Roberts Opal Wilon James Lambert Lela Higu Charles Coones Ewell Berryman Conway Carrie McMeans AlthacCormick Ina Miller Homer Viola Kirk Ruby Roberts Evel Meadows Rolden Lanier Pickett Bessie Bullock Bonnie Bullock Carroll Hooger Earl Looser Johnnie Ferguson Colbert Earl Muncrief Robbie Carrow Dalton Sales Flora Erie Murphy Ione Scott Jesse Stephns Ahloso Mittie Hutchings James Oung Clyde Roberson Ruth Staggs Frisco Luther Thompson Walace Hoggatt Thelma Flanagan Uth Clark Pauline Rives Addie Abb Cordie Massey Margarite Daniels Henry Rives Fitzhugh Delphia Aycock Luth

Former Ada Teacher Honored by Patrons in Oklahoma City

B L French principal of Clasen Junior High for three years leaves the school system this year to join Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. He will be honor guest at a patrons dinner in the school cafeteria Wednesday at 6 39 p m Fathers also will attend. A program in the auditorium follows the dinner.

Oklahoma City B. L. French Classen Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co

Midsummer Night Chorus Featured in Girls' Glee Club

Among numbers list the chorus Midsummer Night by Paul Bliss performed by Girls Glee Club. Also mentioned is the address What Is Expected of the Teacher and the Parent's Duty by Hunter L Johnson. The text notes the badger as the expert digger and faster than a man with a shovel.

Paul Bliss Girls’ Glee: Club Hunter L. Johnson

Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1924

The News announces candidates for the Democratic Primary on August 5 1924 including Justice Eight District I L Cook Sheriff A C Al Nabors W B Walker County Superintendent Mrs Parrie Britt A Floyd County Treasurer J W Westbrook 2nd term County Court Clerk L E Franklin Representative Fred F Brydia Tax Assessor Nick Heard Commissioner District 1 W H Brumley H Clay Stephens M F Heatley Commissioner District 2 C J Laseman District 3 Bob Brooks W H Brents J D Pace Frank Nordean

Bob Brooks W. H. Brents J. D. Pace Frank Nordean

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