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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
3
W. N. Emanuel spends the day in Seminole on business. Yates McGuire of Dallas left Ada today after a weeklong visit. Joe L. Adams of the Consolidated Oil company in Ada resumes work after several days of illness from a stroke last week.
Ardmore resident Harry Kimbriel attended to business at the town drug stores. St Louis visitor W E Barton was in Ada during the week. Mr and Mrs HK Kirkpatrick of Wetumka spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ingan Allen at the Aldridge hotel. Mrs George Jones Mrs C E Arnold and Mrs F A Jones of Holdenville were today guests of Mr and Mrs Inman lien.
Mr and Mrs Albert F Klein arrive in Ada to stay several months during the construction of the new federal building. Klein serves as governor architect for the project. A A Livestead of Oklahoma City attends to business in Ada this week. Also noted is a reference to a City Cafe waitress and a brief social item about Mr and Mrs Inman Allen visiting Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs R L Story announce the birth of a daughter on October 29 with Mrs Story and the child in Sherman, Texas.
Ada residents Iva Crockett and C F B Rose were married Monday evening in a quiet ceremony at F B Tessie’s home. Reverend Teague performed the vows. Mrs. Rose teaches in Pontotoc County and Mr. Rose is a successful landowner in the area.
Paper shell pecans priced at 35 cents a pound with 10 pounds at 30 cents. Miss Genevieve DeFord of Ada attends a pre Halloween party at Breezy Point with a murder mystery treasure hunt among groups from Wewoka Seminole Meldenville and Ada. KE Hale from Fort Worth visits Ada with business interest. Co H Blair of Oklahoma Lamp Company visits Ada. Mr and Mrs Jim Couch return to Ada from a Denton weekend trip. Mr and Mrs Phil Lamoke return to Dillagham City after a weekend in Ada with Mr and Mrs Frank W Meaders at 521 S Broadway.
Miss Amy Rupp national inspector of Pi Kappa Sigma sorority spent early week in Ada for a Nu eo ap ir of the sorority at East Central. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rice at 614 W Twenty third. church workers Poontotec Garvin and Moray counties attended the Banner Association Baptist church convergence at First Baptist Ada. Marshall field company reps M J Cox and S A Armetrens visited Ada. George Randels Oklahoma Pipeline Co of Wewoka conducted business in Ada.
The Ada Business and Professional Women's club meets tonight at 7 30 at the club rooms. Meeting dates are moved from Friday to Tuesday evenings.
Miss Lora Ray returned yesterday from Wewoka where she spent the weekend with relatives.
College student Miss Juanita Morrison spent the weekend with relatives in Red Oak.
College student Miss Gertie Holliday was visiting in Wapaneka during the weekend.
Miss Julia V Pellitreene returned today after visiting relatives in Lehigh.
Miss Dessa Caughern spent the weekend visiting at her Cromwell residence. She was hosted as a guest in the local home district, with no further events recorded.
Zeb ana Jim joined Seminole youths Paul Thomas and Charlie Baxter among Ada attendees at Hallowe'en festivities last week.
Glen Adams is spending several days this week visiting in Tyler Texas.
Albert Elmore is staying in McAlester this week with his parents according to local observations from the week.
Sam McClure, long in Ada at the S. and Q. clothing star, departed early this week for Chich asha to continue employment with the same company.
Turner King is in Oklahoma City today visiting a friend, according to local society notes. The appearance underscores a brief social stop in the city.
Rev. W. L. Blackburn of the First Methodist Church accompanied by Mrs. Blackburn will depart tomorrow for Oklahoma City for a state conference of Methodist churches. Local attendees also plan to join, including Mr. and Mrs. V. Moore of Paoli as Ada visitors during the week.
Regstered druggist on duty around the clock at the Car penter and Burnett with phone 204. Guy Sinnette spends the day in Oklahoma City. Miss Opal Price attended the dance at Coalgate I night. Mr and Mrs Miles Kigsby left this afternoon for Jckhart Texas to attend the funeral of Mrs St A Hill, Grigsby sister.
Eddie Hubbard, manager of the S and Q clothing store in Chickasha, is reported to have appendicitis this week. Hubbard was formerly associated with the S and Q store in town.
Mrs. C. D. Price resumed work at the r&y wear store on West Main after an absence of more than a week due to illness.
In Purcell the community welcomed Dr Blanche Hraglars for a familiar visit. Details of the itinerary were modestly described, with emphasis on local gatherings and courtesy introductions.
Mrs Della Bedser was a Purcell visitor during the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lenox Y Rod die of Allen were in Ada Monday for business and to see relatives. KE C House of Oklahoma City attended to business in Ada.
E. Carring, president of the Midland Safies and Loan Company of Denver, Colorado, paid a visit today to Be Ebey McCauley offices.
Three blind Dallas police officers chased a sensational plan to view mice blinded by a gas leak at a building. Hospital staff say the officers will recover their vision as they seek medical help.
Narrative recounts a woods crew piling timber, the flying horse helping move it, and the farmer rewarding labor with food. Windy repairs a farm vehicle, then all ride off to meet Times at the farmhouse. tale ends with New Dale as a ghost town linked to abandoned mines.
Capt. Harry M. Schwarze of the United States army and Miss Dolores Lilyan Duston wed quietly at the First Presbyterian church. They depart Tuesday afternoon for a wedding trip to New York visiting his Brooklyn home and his mother in Ardmore on their way east.
Kappa Alpha Phi members meet for the first time in their newly completed lodge on Wednesday evening November 2 at o'clock. The gathering marks the group’s opening activity in the new facility.
Herbert Beck hosted a small dinner Monday evening ahead of Halloween events. The table featured festive appointments and guests included Cleo Sumter, Donna Jones, Marietta Jones, Inez Ingram, and others.
Rene Ackers Ralph Wassen and Bufford Howard Past Matrons Will Meet Wednesday Mrs Tom D McKeown and Mrs 8S P Ross will be hostesses on Wednesday November 2 at the meeting of the Past Matrons club of the Eastern Star.
The Ada car No 749 will meet tonight at the carnival grounds on West Main to collect tickets for the American Legion event. Charley Stone is noted as chef de gare.
The Ada Council No 10 invites members to a 7 30 p m meeting this evening for Royal and Select Masters degree work. Visiting companions are welcome and urged to attend. Clyde Alletag I M.
A F and AM Lodge No 119 meets Wednesday evening at 7 30 for work in the F C degree. Members urged to attend. Visiting Masons welcome. M Z Thompson W M.
In New Dale California a 20 year old vow endures as Sam Joiner, now elderly, recalls guarding a dead miner beside the old saloons. He says the man was not a robber but was killed near his establishment, and Joiner has kept watch over the grave despite years of isolation.
South Bend reports a drastic Notre Dame football lineup overhaul as coach Hunk Anderson reshuffles only three starters with more changes possible. The piece also recounts a rural harvest festival featuring hog killing, chitterlings, dances, and communal meals in plantation country with festive tones.
In Agricola Mississippi planters and tenants prepare for hog slaughter as frost approaches. Barns are readied, harn ess patched, and crackling bread with corn meal is prepared for the hog killers. Pies and cakes are baked in anticipation of the season.
Relatives of Bacon Rind Osage chief have sent his ceremonial trappings to the Smithsonian in Washington as he wished. Items include his toma hawk coup stick and a full regalia photograph now on display.
Arthur Trout and Morton Tolley of the Calhoun County road commission were killed when their truck was struck by a Michigan Central passenger train while they were placing highway warning signs along the route.
A persuasive ad touts Dr Caldwell s syrup pepsin as a harmless stimulant to revive energy in midlife. It claims the preparation of pure pepsin active senna and laxative herbs can restore liver activity and regular bowel function within a week. It targets tired men women and children who are run down or bilious.
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