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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
6
An Ada society meeting of the Delphians drew a large turnout last Tuesday. With Mrs. Ed Granger leading in Mrs. Barton’s absence, papers on Shakespeare contemporaries and Beaumont and Fletcher were highlighted by Mrs. Webster. Members spoke independently, upholding the club’s aim to foster active thought without written papers.
Debutante in Army Society circle Mrs Harvey and daughter Marvine spent Tuesday in Sulphur Springs visiting. Numerous social exchanges follow with Ada and Francis residents visiting relatives and shopping across Ada and Weleetka. Distinguished Dinner Guests Vice President Thomas Marshall and Congressman Tom McKeown attended a Lions Club luncheon and a dinner at the Schienberg home.
Ada residents and visitors are noted in a sweeping roundup with numerous health updates business visits travel for medical care and attendance at celebrations. The column lists names such as R Q Wheeler George Harrison Mrs Leeks E A Bennett R O Lawrence and many others visiting Ada and surrounding towns.
Mrs. Orville Snead left yesterday for Tulsa to attend a three day welfare association conference with representatives from nearly every county in the state. She was seen in her office arranging letters to trace relatives of a young woman who came to her office Saturday and arranged for a girl to be taken to University Hospital for treatment.
Dr. Roy Stone of Covington suffered serious injuries in a gas explosion at his Enid office early Thursday. He was rushed to a local hospital after returning from a late call and activating an electric light. The blast damaged the office, suspected from leaking gas and faulty wiring.
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