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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

4

Remembering Jane Addams and Echoes of Public Life

Obituary and reflective columns honor Jane Addams for five decades of charity in Chicago slums and moral leadership. The piece also ranges across soil conservation, Oklahoma tax receipts, rail traffic plans, Stalin’s modernization, a western plan for a new state, and a Sunday School lesson on true worship.

Jane Addams Chicago Job Miss Addams Scoffers Carpenter Nazareth Christ Jacob’s Well Jesus God Jerusalem Mt. Gerizim

Linscheid Re-elected at East Central State Teachers College

Longstanding leader Dr. A Linscheid earns a renewed presidency at Ada based East Central State Teachers College after 15 years of steady administration. The state board’s decision is praised as merit based and marks the college’s 26th year with minimal turmoil.

East Central A. Linscheid East Central State Teachers College Ada State Board of Education Linscheid Frederick Leader Robertson J. M. Gordon University of Tulsa Walton Trapp Johnston Holloway Murray Marland

Commissioners Consider Plan For Mausoleum

Ada city commissioners weighed a plan by the Dill Mausoleum Co of Augusta Kansas to build a marble and stone mausoleum at Rosedale cemetery costing 85 000 to 100 000. The city would provide land only with crypts sold to fund construction and a local bank would act as trustee receiving payments as crypts are sold. The project would require inspection approvals and a 10 percent city endowment from crypt sale proceeds. Construction start would have a set time limit.

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Mrs. Klein Named Special Commissioner in Barnett Estate Case

In Muskogee Oklahoma Mrs Louise Klein a former state bank department employee was appointed by Federal Judge R L Williams as special commissioner to hear over 200 Barnett claimants seeking a share of Jackson Barnetts 2 million oil estate. The case signals a lengthy fight with 10 plus attorneys present from the US Canada and Mexico.

Muskogee Williams United States Canada Mexico

Fort Smith Druggist Sentenced in Car Theft Case

Sam Rustam a 36 year old Fort Smith Arkansas druggist was sentenced to two years in the federal reformatory at El Reno for riding in a stolen car from Fort Smith to Idabel Oklahoma. The sentence was handed down by Federal Judge R L Williams.

Muskogee Sam Rustam Fort Smith Ark Federal Reformatory el Reno Idabel Oklo R. L. Williams

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