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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

6

Prairie settlers aid neighbors in holiday church outreach

Readable sections detail Spoof and two pioneer households visiting Browns and Altons on a prairie circle. The narrative follows repairing homes, delivering food, encouraging neighbors, sharing candy, and cultivating bonds with Browns Ole Slansen Sneezit and others while recounting a plan to gift a chinook to a governor.

Jean Spoof America Saskatchewan Prim Marjorie Speer Mrs. Alton Prairies North Star Dipper Smith Burke Ole Slansen Olga Bane Ole Ile Jack

Community Notes Highlight visits and upcoming Trades Day

Stonewall residents report visits to Pontotoc Ada and Frisco plus a Preparations for next Saturday’s fourth Trades Day with $100 in cash premiums. Many locals plan moves to Wichita Falls and Center while church activities and family travels fill the week.

Stonewall Juanita Underhill Pontotoc C. A. Acker Coalgate F. B. Peters Eugene Acker Mr. Hergis Ada Mary Byrd Mundy Evan Williams Frisco W. O. Ray Durant Turner Williams W. S. Furlong, Jr Elma Aline Reaves Mary Frances Josephine King Jessie Mae Henson R. H. Austelle Center E. G. Meders Agnes Wichita Falls Texas Mr. Ginn Stringtown W. L. Leach Fred McCoy Steedman and Allen G. Kitchens Charley Sawyer Lamb The Baptist Church George Mires W. D. Franklin William Shawnee J. N. King Pinorad Ravia Tishomingo Hocaes Hd Ie Meacham

Sunday Visitors Honor Ada Residents At Lehigh

Sunday at Lehigh saw Miss Bernice Lynder and Miss Gladys Maples along with Ada Crawford and family visiting friends. They were guests of Leamon Reaves and his wife on Sunday.

S. B. Brady Ada Lowell Glasgow Pauls Valley T. M. Suddath Roff P. B. Hamer W. T. Morris L. H. Crowder Dorothy Crumley Marguerite Givens Marge Nichols Ross Patty Jones Palmer I. D. Nichols E. R. McWilliams van Alstyne Texas Francis McKee Frances Pickens Ed Smith John Avon Forrest Welch Adam Jim Estell Okemah J. W. Bryant Methodist and Christian Church B. W. Weems Dorothy Turner Lehigh Bernice Lynder Gladys Mr. Maples Crawford Leamon Reaves Wifc

Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report September 30

Cattle run 1000 head generally steady with some steers to 7.50 and heifers near 8.00. Cows to 4.50-5.50, canners and cutters 3.25, best vealers 9.00-10.00. Hogs 400 head down 25 cents, tops 13.00, bulk 12.70-13.00.

Oklahoma City

Auto Fatalities Reported Across 1925 Cities

Washington reports 3 313 automobile fatalities from January 1 to September 12 1925 across 57 cities with 27 million population compared with 3 319 in the same period of 1923. New York City leads with 638 deaths and a four week total of 79.

Washington Department of Commerce Ormor Norfolk Albany Cambridge Dallas el Paso Fall River Fort Wort Somerville New York City Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Los Angeles

Pleasant Hill Crop Damage By Rain Wallops Area

Rain Wednesday night damaged crops in Pleasant Hill. Local residents N Elmore and J Hisaw with Eliard Elmore visited Sulphur Sunday. Several neighbors shared meals and visits, including the Blankenships and Elmore families, with outings to Stonewall and Oklahoma City noted.

N. Elmore J. F. Hisaw Eliard Elmore John Boring Pecan Grove Chas. Blankenship Etta Blankenship Bessie Elmore Mannie Hazel Cooper Etta Sibyl Blankenship George Reed Susie Golightly Ellard Elmore Joe Johnson Jewel Sharpe Franks Agnes Hisan Velma Alina Byrd Opal Dena Blankenship Irene Lula Mae Reed Hazel Monie Cooper Henry Sharpe Stonewall P. L. Bryant Oklahoma City Pegey O'Neal

Daughter of Osteopathic Physician At Ozamah Is Dead

Okemah Sept 29 Inez Menlin deer 15 daughter of Dr Atoy C Minlindeer prominent physician died after drinking antiseptic solution her father had been bathing an injured hand in The girl picked up the glass filled it with water and drank it in an accident medical details scarce but tragedy strikes local family

Jack Spoof Jake Marjorie Jean Hall Mercy Brown's Section Four Social Service Browns Naples Norway Brown Mr. Brown Mrs. Brown Jerry Dem Mudder Mitch Lane Miss Lane

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