Ada Briefs Highlight Local Notables and Baseball Star
Rev Nelson Wesley of Stratford was brought to Ada Hospital this week with complications. He is an Indian Baptist minister and father of Rev Mose Wesley of Ada. Guy Lefty Williams ace pitcher for the San Francisco Seals returned from the Coast after a highly successful season.
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Nelson Wesley
Near Stratford
Ada Hospital
Mose Wesley
Ada
Guy
Lefty) Williams
San Francisco Seals
Mrs Miller Recovers At Aunt Woods Home
Mrs Frank Miller, after an operation at Breco hospital, is convalescing at her aunt Mrs J T Woods residence located at 604 East Seventh street.
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Frank Miller
Breco Hospital
J. T. Woods
East Seventh Street
Local travelers depart for distant trips
Henry Johnson left yesterday on a business trip to Cincinnati Ohio. C H Massey and family left overland today for Edinburgh Tex to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. H. Massey
Edinburgh
Tex
Dew Hospitalized For Blood Poison In Ada
M. F. Dew, a prominent farmer from the Pecan Grove community, is confined to Ada Hospital due to a blood infection.
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M. F. Dew
Pecan Grove
Ada Hospital
Mrs Bynum Visits Relatives in Indianola
Mrs. Elmer Bynum of Indianola visits her aunt Mrs. Laura Blackburn and sisters Misses Mabel and Barbara Dunagan. She was formerly Miss Grace Dunagan.
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Elmer Bynum
Indianola
Laura Blackburn
Mabel
Barbara Dunagan
Bynum
Grace Dunagan
El Paso Woman Undergoes Operation in Castleberry Hospital
Mrs. Bob Eaton of El Paso is hospitalized at Castleberry hospital for an operation.
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Bob Eaton
el Paso
Castleberry Hospital
Lumpkin Visits Ada From Okmulgee
Ww B Lumpkin of Okmulgee visits Ada at 722 South Johnston with his daughter Mrs C T Loman. Lumpkin lived in Ada years ago before moving to Okmulgee thirteen years ago and remains interested in Ada's welfare. A C Dixon, recovering from facial nerve paralysis after a recent stroke, shows improvement and continues to work despite not feeling well.
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A. C. Dixon
Judge Mansfield Returns to Tishomingo for Protective Association Work
Judge George L. Mansfield of Portland Oregon heads back to Tishomingo this week to continue representing clients of the Choctaw Chickasaw Protective Association in ongoing legal matters.
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George L. Mansfield
Portland
Oregon
Tishomingo
The
Choctaw - Chickasaw Protective Association
Dr Sam A McKee Returns After Four Week Absence
Dr. Sam A. McKee is back at his office after four weeks away. He has recovered from an operation and says he is feeling fine.
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Sam A. McKee
Mrs Roach Improves After Appended Surgery in Oklahoma
Mrs H B Roach who had an appendicitis operation in an Oklahoma hospital last week is reported improving today.
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H. B. Roach
Oklahoma
Ada Native Cecil Braly Visits Family in Eureka Springs
Cecil Braly manager of the Western Union Telegraph office in Eureka Springs visits his mother Mrs. Bessie Braly and other relatives. He is an Ada boy making good in the business world.
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Cecil Braly
Western Union Telegraph Office
Eureka Springs
Bessie Braly
Cecil
Ada
Twin girls born to Reed family at their city-area home
Friday brought twin girls to Mr and Mrs Gordon Reed at their home near the city. The article notes the birth but provides few additional details.
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Gordon Reed
Cotton still to be picked in Lula area
W. R. Dennis of Lula reports substantial cotton remains unharvested in that part of the county, noting the ongoing picking season and likely continued labor needs.
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W. R. Dennis
Lula
Minister Blackburn Reassigned by East Oklahoma Conference
Rev R T Blackburn, pastor of the First Methodist church for two years, was returned to the Ada church pastorate in the East Oklahoma Conference meeting held recently at Hugo.
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R. T. Blackburn
First Methodist
Ada
East Oklahoma
Hugo
Mission appointment for Ada preacher to Pontotoc county
Rev. J. A. Grimes returns from Hugo conference with appointment to the Pontotoc county mission for the coming year. He has resided in Ada for several years, serving in various district assignments.
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J. A. Grimes
Hugo
Pontotoc County
Ada
Cullins Family Visits From China Arrive for Week in City
Lieut T O Cullins Jr Mrs Cullins and their daughter Patricia Lee arrive for a week with Mr and Mrs T O Cullins on East Twelfth before visiting Mrs Cullins parents in Columbus Ohio. The family has been stationed on the China coast and Cullins will return to Seattle to join the West Virginia for a cruise in Panama and South American waters.
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T. O. Cullins Jr
Henderson Improving After Illness
Z. T. Henderson, previously ill for a week, is reported improving this week in local updates.
Mrs McLaughlin Arrives for Extended Texas Visit
Mrs. T Y McLaughlin spent two weeks visiting relatives in Texas and Oklahoma and arrived in the city today to visit her daughter Mrs C F Morgan and family at 1017 High School avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. McLaughlin
Texas
Oklahoma
C. F. Morgan
High School Avenue
Emersons Report Friend William Fishbeck Recovery
Mr and Mrs W S Emerson received word from William Fishbeck formerly of Ada now of Monterose Colorado that he had a successful operation on Monday and was recovering well.
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W. S. Emerson
William Fishbeck
Ada
Monterose
Colorado
Pecan Farming Gaining Interest in Eastern Oklahoma
Land owners in eastern Oklahoma show rising interest in pecan production says J S Malone Tulsa county farm agent. Soil in the eastern two thirds is suitable for pecan growing and budding experiments last summer faced heat and drought with distant buds failing to thrive. D B Shuhart of the horticultural department at Oklahoma A and M college dedicates most time to pecan studies in eastern Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. S. Malone
D. B. Shuhart
Horticultural Department
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Lawman Reveals Real Identity of Famous Bandit Dutch Anderson
Rochester man William J. Baker reveals that the criminal known as Dutch Anderson andIvan Dahl Von Teller are the same person. The Muskegon corpse is awaiting temporary burial while a Danish mother awaits news she can never receive.
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Rochester
N. Y
Dutch’ Anderson
Muskegon
Mich
Rochester Journal and Post-Express
William J. Baker
Michigan City
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Baker
George “Dutch” Anderson
Denmark
Mme. von Teller
Ivan Dahl von Teller
Anderson
Indians and whites educate together at Fulsom Training School
Reverend W B Hubbell, head of Fulsom Training School in Smithville Oklahoma, told East Oklahoma conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south that mingling Indian and white children in schooling benefits both races. He outlined the school’s facilities, accreditation efforts, and a Christmas fundraising appeal to support education for underprivileged youth in a vast rural area.
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Hugo
W. B. Hubbell
Fulsom Training School
Smithville
Okla
East Oklahoma
Hubbell
Oklahoma
Fulsom
North Central Association of High Schools and Colleges
North Central Association
Life Life Service
Obituary for infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cochanuer
The pre year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Cochanuer died at 9 o clock this morning at the family home on 530 North Townsend. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 pm from the home with Rev. O E Whitwell officiating. Interment will be at Rosedale cemetery.
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David Cochanuer
North Townsend
O. E. Whitwell
Rosedale Cemetery
Mrs. M. T. White Pioneer of Ada Dies at 66
Mrs. M T White longtime Ada resident died at home 431 West Thirteenth Street Saturday night. Funeral from the residence conducted by Rev E O Whitwell with interment in Rosedale cemetery. Widow of J T White she leaves three sons Porter Richard Henry and two daughters Mrs Luella Plumlee and Mrs R C Harrison of Colorado Springs Col Also survived by a brother and four sisters.
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M. T. White
Ada
West Thirteenth Street
E. O. Whitwell
Rosedale Cemetery
White
Presbyterian Church
J. T. White
Porter
Richard
Henry
Luella Plumlee
R. C. Harrison
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harrison
Cooper Infant Dies. Services Today at Home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J R Cooper of 800 West Ninth died last night Funeral services are set for 3 30 at the family home Interment will follow in Rosedale cemetery
Death of J H Landrith Near Ada
J H Landrith died suddenly at his home five miles northeast of Ada Monday morning around nine o clock after breakfast. He collapsed while going to the field and died within minutes. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ this afternoon and he was buried in Rosedale cemetery. He was seventy two years old and a longtime figure in the area.
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J. H. Landrith
Ada
Church of Christ
Rosedale
Mr. Landrith
Eleven men named to Sooners debate squads for season
Norman Oklahoma November 9 Eleven men were elected to University of Oklahoma debate squads from 28 applicants. Five teams will form the varsity with fifteen members. four lettermen return. New members include Bert Grubb Joe Graham Wyman Van Deusen Glen Crowley Leonard Savage Haskell Paul Henry Sible John Brett Joe Thompson Robert Shelton and Dave Bucher. The team will debate Colorado Kansas Kansas State Missouri Texas Arizona Centenary Boston University Dartmouth Williams Yale. Two questions include national defense cabinet department and child labor amendment in Missouri Valley.
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Oklahoma
Reginald Green
Oklahoma City
Joyce Savage
McAlester
O. B. Martin
Tahlequah
Fred McWhorter
Blair
Bert Grubb
Muskogee
Joe Graham
Walters
Wyman van Deusen
Woodrow
Glen Crowley
Norman
Leonard Savage
Haskell Paul
Pauls Valley
Henry Sible
John Brett
Ardmore
Joe Thompson
New England
U. S
Department of National Defense
Army
Navy
Air
Missouri Valley Debate Conference
Clerical and Lay Delegates Named for General Conference
The Eastern Oklahoma conference Methodist Episcopal church south selected four clerical and four lay delegates for the four yearly general conference. Delegates include C. L. Brooks Sapulpa Dr Paul B Kern Dallas W L Blackburn Hugo and D H Aston Tulsa plus lay delegates R L Williams Muskogee John Cordell Holdenville O E Brewer Hugo and M M Eakes Tulsa. Favorable action toward unification with the Methodist Episcopal church north carried 1838 to 18.
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Hugo
Eastern
Library enlarges Civil War collection in Oklahoma City
The Confederate Veterans of the Civil War, directed by W. D. Matthews, are expanding a library that aims for an impartial Civil War history. The books are stored in the Confederate Memorial hall at the state capitol.
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Oklahoma City
W. D. Matthews
State Capitol
Defense Surprises as Glazer Murder Trial Nears End
Dr. Harold Elmer Blazer a Colorado physician faces final stages of trial for the killing of his 34 year old daughter described as a child woman. Defense testimony closed with a last witness and signals of a possible insanity claim and survival of the fittest defense.
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Littleton
Harold Elmer Blazer
Englewood
Colo
Hazel
Howell T. Pershing
Denver
Blazer
Littleton, Cowio
H. W. Spangeli
Louis Mowry
Walker Election Seen Significant
In New York on election night the Democratic victories sparked predictions of a 1928 Democratic president and a 1926 Democratic Congress. Governor Al Smith's future looms large as supporters discuss a possible fourth term or a Senate bid, while Republicans blame the Anti-Saloon League for New Jersey’s Moore win.
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New York
al Smith
Washington
Oldfield
Coolidge
New York City
Smith
Senate
James W. Wadsworth Jr
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Anti-Saloon League
Man Dies From Auto Accident Near Cashion
R. J. Patman of a farm north of Cashion Oklahoma died from loss of blood after a car driven by his son struck a culvert. He was thrown through the windshield and his throat was slashed. The son was uninjured. A Los Angeles man who left $10,000 to a woman who refused to marry him is noted in the La Salle Post.
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Cashion
Okla
R. J. Patman
Here
Patman
Los Angeles
LaSalle Post
News Want Ad: Buy It Rent It Sell It Find It
Classified notice inviting readers to place or respond to a local want ad for buying renting selling and finding items or services. Encourages quick action and broad reach through the newspaper classifieds.
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Z. T. Henderson
Cochanuer Child
Glazer
Enney Vo Department Gy We
West Main
Ada, Oklahoma
Walker
Rockford
Sateen
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