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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1928

Page

8

Oklahoma City Woman Travels Through Ada From Ft Smith

Miss Myrtle McVey of Oklahoma City passed through Ada on her way home from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Ft Smith Arkansas. S. V. Guerin an attorney from Corsicana Texas arrived in Ada for a brief stay to look over Pontotoc county oil fields and visit friends.

Myrtle McVey Oklahoma City Ada Ft. Smith Arkansas S. V. Guerin Cor- Sicana Texas Pontotoc County

Corsicana Visitors Inspect Allen and Rebee Oil Fields

C. E. Upehureh of Corsicana Texas former state senator arrives with M. C. Caston and J. M. McCoster to inspect the Allen and Rebee oil fields in Corsicana. They arrived last evening and will spend several days in the city.

C. E. Upehureh Corsicana Texas M. C. Caston J. M. McCoster Allen and Rebee

Providence man goes to Oklahoma City after Ada stay

Bob Foote of Providence Rhode Island has traveled to Oklahoma City after a brief business visit in Ada He is employed by the Homaokla Oil Company.

Bob Foote Providence, R. I Oklahoma City Ada Mr. Foote Homaokla Oil Company

Mrs. S. M. Magnuson Improves After Illness

Mrs. S. M. Magnuson, currently ill, shows slow but steady improvement. T. M. Rushing travels overland to New Mexico to visit his son.

Maples Family Visits Romney Texas Residents

J. C. Maples of Romney Texas visits J N Maples and family at 623 W Fifteenth with daughter Mrs Emma Long and her son J B and W C Denton. A small blaze in the winter room of the oil mill this morning triggered a fire alarm but was quickly extinguished with no material damage.

J. C. Maples Romney, Texas Emma Long J. B W. C. Denton J. N. Maples and

J O Wauson Travels to Western Texas to Visit Relatives

J O Wauson left on Wednesday for western Texas to visit his mother and other relatives, planning to stay several days and return home soon.

J. O. Wauson Texas

Rose family heads to Paris for visit and medical check

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rose and their mother Mrs. O. G. Rose left this morning for Paris Texas to visit relatives. Mr. Rose will undergo a medical examination there.

Lloyd Rose O. G. Rose Paris Texas Rose

Miss Margaret Ganen Returns Home From Ada Visit

Daily Miss Margaret Ganen leaves Ada after several days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas D Hill and other relatives and friends en route to her home in Oklahoma City.

Margaret Ganen Oklahoma City Ada Thomas D. Hill

Delaney Returns from Lake McAlester Fishing Trip

W. A. Delaney came back yesterday from Lake McAlester where he had been fishing for a short time.

W. A. Delaney Lake McAlester

Riddle Heads Home After Ada Business Trip

W H Riddle left Ada for his Okmulgee home after spending several days in the city for business. The lease broker has long resided in Ada before moving to Okmulgee.

W. H. Riddle Okmulgee Ada Mr. Riddle

Burrell Edwards Announces Birth of Son

Mr and Mrs Burrell Edwards announce the birth of a son yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Edwards parents Mr and Mrs Gary Kitchens Mrs Edwards before marriage was Miss Bess Kitchens.

Burrell Edwards

Birth for Reynols at West Eighth Street Saturday

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Reynols of West Eighth Street on Saturday morning at 10 30.

H. E. Reynols West Eighth

Adams Family Visiting Ada Before Moving to Tulsa

Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Adams and their children, once residents of Wichita Falls, Texas, are visiting Ada for a few days as guests of relatives and friends before relocating to Tulsa to establish their home.

Louis G. Adams Wichita Falls Texas Ada Tulsa

Reed Family Weekend Visit to Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Clarence G Reed and their children Katherine and Lewis are spending the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting relatives and attending the Oklahoma State Fair.

Clarence G. Reed Katherine and Lewis Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair

Pernell High Principal Visits Ada As Guest

Virgil Burrows principal of Pernell High School visits Ada this weekend as a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs C C Burrows. He is an East Central student.

Virgil Burrows Pernell High School Ada C. C. Burrows Mr. Burrows East Central

Cecil Deal Returns Home From Amarillo Visit

Cecil Deal has come back from Amarillo Texas where he has lived for several months and is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs P H Deal at 600 East Fifteenth Street.

Cecil Deal Amarillo Texas Mrs P. H. Deal East Fifteenth Street

Tigers Open With 13 0 Win Over Kansas Rival

East Central Tigers opened their Oklahoma Collegiate Conference season with a 13 to 0 victory against a consistently strong Kansas team. The win signals strong effort and potential for the campaign ahead.

Kansas East Central Tigers Oklahoma

Ada Cougars Open E C Conference With 6–0 Win

Ada high school Cougars debuted in the East Central conference Friday afternoon with a 6 to 0 victory over Holdenville.

Ada High School Cougars Holdenville

McNew couple and granddaughter visit Wynee wood friends

Dr and Mrs M C McNew and granddaughter Bertie Lou Montgomery drove to Wynee wood Sunday to spend the day visiting friends.

M. C. McNew Bertie Lou Montgomery Wyneewood

Corbin Couple Welcome Ninth Pound Son

Mr and Mrs J C Corbin announce the birth of a nine pound son their second child. Mrs Corbin formerly Miss Mae Ellison.

J. C. Corbin

Death of Judge J A Fisher of Benjamin Texas

Capt W H Fisher received word of the death of his brother Judge J A Fisher of Benjamin Texas. Judge Fisher had lived in Haskell and Mundy Texas for the past 50 years and was active in public life and Masonic work, holding several important offices.

W. H. Fisher J. A. Fisher Benjamin, Texas Judge Fisher Haskell and Mundy Texas

Miss Marguerite McKoy Visits Stonewall Friends

Marguerite McKoy returns from a weekend at home in Stonewall where she visited parents and friends. She attends East Central State Teachers College.

Marguerite McKoy Stonewall Miss McKoy East Central State Teachers College

Judge and Mrs Winn Return From Hot Springs Trip

Judge and Mrs A G Winn have returned from an extended trip to Hot Springs Arkansas and the Arkansas mountains. They report a most delightful outing and both are greatly improved in health.

A. G. Winn Hot Springs Ark Arkansas Mountains

Mayo Brothers Hospital Patient Improves After Operation

From the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota the patient has spent weeks recovering from an operation and is noted to be improved at this time.

Mayo Brothers Hospital Rochester, Minn McKeel

Mrs Ed Bennett Visiting Relatives in Seminole and Shawnee

Mrs. Ed Bennett of 822 East Thirteenth street is spending a few days visiting her father J. A. Hunter and sister Mrs. J. N. Harber in Seminole. She is also visiting her sister Mrs. A. C. McCurrey in Shawnee.

Ed Bennett East Thirteenth Street J. A. Hunter J. N. Harber Seminole A. C. MceCurrey Shawnee

Tulsa couple visits Ada for two week stay

Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Snyder of Tulsa arrive in Ada for a two week visit. Mr. Snyder works with Amerada Oil in the geological department and will attend to company business during the stay.

Dutch” Snyder Tulsa Ada Snyder Geological Department Amerada Oil Company

Mrs Kratz Seriously Ill After Major Ada Hospital Operation

Mrs. Paul Kratz is seriously ill at the Ada hospital after a major operation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Moore of this city and the former Miss Annie Mae Moore.

Paul Kratz Ada Hospital Kratz R. S. Moore City Annie Mae Moore

Oklahoma City couple visits Ada for family time

Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson and their son James Kerr of Oklahoma City visited Ada to see Mrs. Andersons parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kerr. Mr Anderson, an oil operator, attended to business during the stay.

James Anderson James Kerr Oklahoma City Ada

Mr and Mrs Young Head to Wichita Falls for Ill Brother

Mr and Mrs Herbert Young and their children left this morning for Wichita Falls by overland transport due to the serious illness of Mr Youngs brother.

Herbert Young Wichita Falls Mr. Young

Texas youth dies in frat initiation at university

Nolte McElroy a 19 year old Texas university football player died after a frat initiation prank turned fatal. He was shocked by electricity through bed springs during the Delta Kappa Epsilon ritual. Authorities had not outlined any planned action and the cause of death was not determined.

Austin Texas Nolte McElroy Texas University McElroy Delta Kappa Epsilon Moore Houston University

Obituary of Ada resident H C Gibson 73

H C Gibson longtime Ada resident died at home 231 East Fourteenth street at 2 45 this morning after an illness of over a month. Born August 25 1855 in Leesburg Virginia he was about 73. He was a member and former chaplain of Ada IOOF lodge. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 4 30 with burial in Collinsville Texas.

H. C. Gibson Ada East Fourteenth Street Mr. Gibson Leesburg Collinsville Texas

Death of T. B. Coleman at 111 South Mississippi

T. B. Coleman aged 54 died Wednesday evening at 10 o clock at his home in Ada. Funeral services will be held Friday at Criswell's funeral home with Rev. A N Averyt in charge. Interment will be in Rosedale cemetery. He is survived by his wife Julia Sorrells Coleman a son Smedley a daughter Charlotte Esther, and relatives including Bill Coleman Ada Charles Coleman Oklahoma City and sister Mrs. Frank Madden nearby.

T. B. Coleman South Mississippi Criswell Rev A. N. Averyt Rosedale Cemetery Julia Sorrells Coleman Smedley Charlotte Esther Bill Coleman Ada Charles Coleman Oklahoma City Frank Madden

Mrs Louise Evelyn Reves Dies At 67

Mrs Louise Evelyn Reves aged 67 died this morning at 5 30 at her daughter's home 942 East Seventh. The body was taken to Calera for funeral services and burial planned following services.

Louise Evelyn Reves F. E. LeFlore Calera

Obituary: P. O. Bolton Dies at 23 in Local Hospital

P O Bolton aged 23 died Saturday at 11 45 am in a local hospital. He was reported from the family residence this afternoon at 3 30 with Rev L H Ritter in charge. Interment at Rosedale Cemetery.

P. O. Bolton Rev. L. H. Ritter Rosedale Cemetery

Jessie Floyd Hisaw dies at Ada area at age one

Jessie Floyd Hisaw, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Hisaw, died Sunday at the family home six miles south of Ada. Funeral services and interment are set for 2 PM this afternoon at Frisco.

Jessie Floyd Hisaw Jessie Floyd J. F. Hisaw Ada Frisco

Older agent dies at home in town

An older agent aged 44 died Sunday about noon at his home 719 West Seventh Street. Funeral services were held this as

Gace Arh Seng West Seventh Street

Interment Service for I. O. O. F. Fraternity Member

Afternoon services at 2 30 for a deceased I. O. O. F. member with interment honors. Survived by his widow and one daughter.

Ternoon

Miss Jessie Gray Dies at 18 in Local Hospital

Miss Jessie Gray aged 18 died this morning at a local hospital. Funeral services will be held at the Nazarene church Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. R. E. McCain. Interment in Mc Gee cemetery near Stratford. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gray of 831 West Ninth and is survived by her parents four sisters and a brother.

Jessie Gray Nazarene Church R. E. McCain McGee Cemetery Stratford J. J. Gray West Ninth

Life of Young Ada Girl Ends in Tuberculosis

Valtie Lee aged 16 died September 28 1928 of tuberculosis in Greenville Texas at the home of her brother Philip Border Her mother died 1922 and her father February 16 1928 She spent time in Carlsbad sanatorium 1927 and was returned home as incurable A devoted Christian with many Ada friends.

Valtie Lee Greenville Texas Philip Border Valtie T.B Carlsbad Christian Church Ada

Rev R L Bailey Dies in Houston of Fever In Texas

Pastor of Oak Avenue Baptist church once lived in Ada married Lena West daughter of George V West. Body returned to Ada for funeral services by Rev C C Morris and burial at Rosedale cemetery.

R. L. Bailey Houston Texas Ada C. C. Morris Rosedale Cemetery Oak Avenue Baptist Church Lena West George V. West

Hale murder case paused as continuance granted

In Pawhuska Oklahoma Judge F E Kennamer granted a government motion to continue the murder trial of William K Hale Osage cattle baron to November 12 Hale facing a disputed indictment on Henry Roan Osage Indian death with appeals upholding legality while prosecutors confer and jurors are impaneled and dismissed for new announcements

Pawhuska William K. Hale Osage County United States District Court F. E. Kennamer Hale O. R. Luhring Oklahoma Kennamer Lewis

King of the Osage Hills Goes to Third Trial

W K Hale a wealthy Oklahoma rancher known as the King of the Osage Hills faces federal charges for allegedly hiring John Ramsey to kill Henry Roan to collect a $25 000 life policy. This third trial follows past hung juries and prior convictions with Ramsey, Hale to be tried separately as ordered by the appeals court.

Pawhuska Okla Osage Hills W. K. Hale Federal District Court Fairfax Hale John Ramsey Henry Roan Roan Guthrie Oklahoma City Ramsey United States Circuit Court of Appeals

Cattleman Hale Granted Change of Venue for Roan Trial

W K Hale avoids western Oklahoma for his final Roan killing trial in his home region with a strong US legal team led by Luhring and St Lewis. Ramsey testimony links Hale to past crimes. Burkhart testimony questioned. Lillian Walker and Haunfield face jurors as Shauntie case unfolds.

Oklahoma Leavenworth W. K. Hale Henry Roan C. R. Luhring United States Luhring Roy St. Lewis Oklahoma City T. J. Leahy Pawhuska W. H. Brown Guthrie United States Attorney Hale C. B. Stuart W. S. Hamilton Roan St. Lewis Ramsey Ernnest Burkhart State Penitentiary W. E. Smith Osage County Smith Burkhart Indiana Mird

Oil Production and Allen Operations Drilling Report Summary

Oil field drilling report lists multiple wells and actions. Milner No 2 and Whitney No 1 report depths and casing updates while Perry No 15 and 16 advance with casing and shale notes. Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co wells Hutchins No 3 and Patterson No 1 appear with depths and casing runs.

PWS Perlie Beg Rhauaeas Homaokla Oil Co Mocen Tee Milner Louisiana Oil and Refining Co Perry Meikey Harjo W. R. Milner Whitney Parker Perry No Se-Nw-Ne Nw-Se-Se Westheimer and Daube Wade No Nw-Nw-Se Standardiain Wade Sw-Nw-Se Se-Ne-Sw Viola Lime Patterson Ne-Nw-Nw Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co Hutchins

Yankees Suited for Hospital Now Ready for Series

New York on October 2 reports the Yankees enter the World Series with injuries piling up. Pennock and Moore are out, Hoyt and Pignas limited, while Miller Huggins remains hopeful as the Cardinals pursue a repeat title after dominant pennant play.

Herbert W. Barker New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Bill McKechnie Cardinals Miller Huggins Yankee New York Giants Pirates Pittsburgh Huggins Yanks Pennock Wiley Moore Waite Hoyt George Pigras

Sherwood Sentenced Again for Burglary Route to McAlester

Alvin Sherwood, serving seven years for burglary, heads toward the McAlester state penitentiary in custody of Deputy W. P. Lindsay. He and Elmer Inman escaped custody last year by leaping from a train near McAlester. Inman was later captured in Little Rock and Sherwood was arrested recently at Shawnee.

Oklahoma City Alvin Sherwood McAlester W. P. Lindsay Sherwood Elmer Inman Lindsay Inman Little Rock Ark Shawnee

Negro in murder case strengthened by state witness in Holdenville

The Holdenville murder trial of Willie Walker, a Black man charged with killing his wife, gains momentum as Owen Haunfield testifies for the state, turning his testimony in favor of the prosecution.

Holdenville Owen Haunfield Willie Walker

Yankees Shuffle Infield For Crucial Series

The article details multiple Yankees injuries and lineup changes as Tom Zachary faces a decisive series. Tony Lazzer will handle second base with pain, Mark Koenig is limited by a sore foot, Lou Gehrig carries facial swelling, Gene Robertson replaces Joe Dugan at third, and Babe Ruth, Bob Meusel, Cedric Durst, Ben Paschal, and possibly Earle Combs fill the outfield roles amid a tense squad rotation.

Tom Zachary Tony Lazzer Mark Koenig Lou Gehrig Joe Dugan Gene Robertson Bob Meusel Babe Ruth Cedric Durst Ben Paschal Earle Combs Kentucky Colonel

Horace Mann Horsemen Top East Central Contenders

Gridiron fans saw the Horace Mann Horsemen decisively defeat the Coal Gate team in the curtain lifter for the East Central McPherson game. Weleetka and Henryetta, strong Hast Central teams, were also defeated by Horace Mann.

Coalgate Weleetka Henryetta Horace Mann Horsemen

Atheist Meeting Hangs On Hall Availability In Oklahoma City

Stanley Clark, tied to the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, must find a hall for his Oklahoma City talk after Knights of Pythias refuse use. Local leaders urged against renting their hall, while Clark had planned to debate Rev. Mordecai F. Ham who declined.

Oklahoma City Stanley Clark Knights of Pythias R. P. Hill W. F. Wahlberg Mike Foster Hill Clark Mordecai F. Ham First Baptist Church

Oklahoma man linked to Santa Fe station robbery and Wichita loot

An Oklahoma man is alleged to be connected with the robbery at the Santa Fe station while a separate suspect in Wichita, Kansas faces accusations of a string of safe robberies.

Okla Wichita, Kan

Tulsa Girl Shot Accidental by Brother

Beatrice Hansen, 16, was shot by her brother in Tulsa yesterday afternoon and remained in critical condition with likely loss of sight in her left eye, according to local physicians.

Tulsa Mayoo Beatrice Hansen

Oklahoma Gasoline Tax Revenue Rises in September

Oklahoma state auditor A S J Shaw reports September gasoline tax receipts totaled 797785, up 108044 from a year earlier. About one third, roughly 250000, went to county treasurers and 500000 to the highway construction fund. Statewide gasoline use reached 27394678 gallons, up 3712854 from last September.

Oklahoma City A. S. J. Shaw

Father of Boy Released in Murder Near Enid

Enid Oklahoma Sept 28 Carl Mc Laughlin father of Gene McLaughlin 14 was freed today from county jail. Gene’s mother Mrs Cleo McLaughlin was indicted by a grand jury yesterday. The panel continues to probe irregularities and malfeasance in county offices and will likely stay in session into early next week.

Endenid Carl McLaughlin Gene McLaughlin Cleo McLaughlin McLaughlin Dan Mitchell

Jury Acquits Sam Little in 1927 Okemah Murder

A district court jury in Okemah acquits Sam Little, 40, of Bearden, of a murder charge in the slaying of Ben Fisher during a October 1927 dice game dispute. The jury, out 25 minutes, accepted his alibi with witnesses testifying he was at home the night of the killing.

Okemah Okla Sam Little Bearden Ben Fisher Fisher Little

Walker on Trial for Murder in Holdenville Case

Willie Walker, a Black man, stands trial in Hughes county district court for the murder of Pearl Walker, a wealthy Creek freedman. Co-defendants Owen Haunfield and Dick Shook face severance and will be tried separately after the Walker case. The June 24 killing occurred near Holdenville as jurors begin selection and opening statements.

Lillian Walker Haunfield Walker Dick Shook Holdenville Willie Walker Pearl Walker Hughes County District Court Owen Haunfield

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