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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1936

Page

4

Welfare delays and liquor amendment clash in Oklahoma

Tulsa Tribune notes delays in old age pension payments in Tulsa County due to hiring disputes and cautious welfare leadership. The piece contrasts thrift and efficiency in social work with political risk, then reviews opposition to the Henshaw liquor amendment, warning that a three‑man commission could concentrate power and threaten local control and state government.

Tulsa Welfare Commission State Welfare Commission Melton Tulsa Tribune Oklahoma

Religion Interferes with Business and Prison Experiences

The lesson recounts Paul and Silas in Philippi facing opposition from merchants when a slave girl’s fortune telling profits declined. They are beaten and jailed, yet their faith inspires fellow prisoners and leads to a jailer’s conversion. The article also notes Oklahoma’s burgeoning amendments and a poor pecan crop season.

Paul Silas Macedonia Lydia Jesus Christ God

Mrs Truman Harrison Improves After Serious Illness

Mrs Truman Harrison, long ill for three weeks, is reported to be greatly improved, bringing hopeful news to her family and community.

Truman Harrison

Quinlans Return from Washington and Harrisville Trip

Bernard Quinlan of Cromwell and Conner Logsdon have returned from a three week vacation in Washington D C and Harrisville West Virginia. They were accompanied home by Mrs Quinlan who has been visiting relatives in Harrisville.

Bernard Quinlan Cromwell Conner-Logsdon Washington, D. C Harrisville W. Va Mrs. Quinlan

Sugg Family Plans Weekend Trip to Dallas and Fort Worth

Dr and Mrs Alfred R Sugg and children Virginia Joy and Alfred will depart Friday for Dallas and Fort Worth to spend the weekend.

Alfred R. Sugg Virginia Joy Alfred Dallas Fort Worth

County officers convention attendance in Oklahoma City

Mrs. Della Bedford Mrs. H D Garner and Austin Deaton attended a county officers convention in Oklahoma City on Thursday.

Della Bedford H. D. Garner Austin Deaton Oklahoma City

Mrs Sinnett Recovers After Major Operation

Mrs Guy Sinnett who underwent a major operation in a local hospital is reported to be doing nicely.

Guy Sinnett

Mrs Thomas Sissel Visits Ada Friends After Local Shop

Mrs Thomas Sissel of Lightning Ridge Community Shop ped and visited friends in Ada Friday.

Thomas Sissel Lightning Ridge Ada

Visit relatives and highway official injured in crash

Mrs B C King and son Turner visited Lester King division engineer of the state highway department in Muskogee and Vinita. A car collision left King with three broken ribs but he is improving. Mr and Mrs J T Butcher of Edmond spend the weekend with H P Butcher and Mrs Butcher at 721 East Ninth.

B. C. King Turner Muskogee Vinita Lester King State Highway Department Cear Mrs. J. T. Butcher Edmond H. P. Butcher Mrs. Butcher East Ninth

Farm supervisor visits Resettlement offices in city

Mrs Emma Stuart district farm management supervisor from Oklahoma City visited the Resettlement Administration offices Friday morning to review local programs and operations.

Emma Stuart Oklahoma City The Resettlement Administration

OU Student Miss Ovis Carpenter Visits Parents

Miss Ovis Carpenter of the University of Oklahoma is spending the weekend at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Ls FP Carpenter, 7279 East Main.

Ovis Carpenter University of Oklahoma Ls FP. Carpenter East Main

Ada and area residents visit friends and relatives

Keith Roberts visits Ada en route to Fort Smith while Haskell Floyd Dale Rogers stop in Ada on business. Clifford Johnson Hughes home for his mother's illness. J L Steward and W P George families travel Ada to Pauls Valley. William Peyton born October 2 to W P George and wife. Mrs Thelma Roberts Bowman visits Ada while in Honduras. Meaders Lambke and Meaders family travel to Dallas for Frank Bartley Meaders wedding.

Keith Roberts Roswell, N.M Ada Fort Smith, Ark Haskell Floyd Dale Rogers Clifford Johnson East Central Sapulpa A. H. Roberts East Ninth George Bowman Lima Honduras Central America Bowman Thelma Roberts Horace Mann High School States

Sneed Family Incident Reaches Rockwall Texas

Orville Sneed traveled to Rockwall Texas on Monday after an accident to his father R H Sneed who fell and sustained severe bruises. The seriousness of the injuries was not determined.

Orville Sneed Rockwall Texas R. H. Sneed Mr. Sneed

Local Families Return After Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Clifford Gay and their young daughter returned to Okmulgee after visiting parents Mr and Mrs C A Gay and Mr and Mrs A D Stubblefield. Vester Willoughby and his young son Mike visited J A Criswell and J D Willoughby over the weekend. Jane Rutledge returned to Denton Texas to resume studies at Texas State College for Women after a weekend in Ada with her parents Dr and Mrs J A Rutledge.

Clifford Gay Okmulgee C. A. Gay A. D. Stubblefield Vester Willoughby Mike J. A. Criswell J. D. Willoughby Jane Rutledge Denton Texas Texas State College For Women Ada J. A. Rutledge

Rogers tied to Ada visit ends with Los Angeles departure

Marvin Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Jim Rogers left Monday for Los Angeles after a three week stay with friends and relatives in Ada He and his brother Bufford Howard have been employed there for some time Mr and Mrs J B Winn hosted guests Sunday at their home

Paul Philippi Europe Rome Marvin Rogers Jim Rogers Los Angeles Ada Rogers Bufford Howard J. B. Winn

Individuals Attend Varied Midwest Funerals and Travel

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson of Okmulgee and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eldridge of Sweetwater join others, including Mrs. A. H. Shi of Stratford and Key Winn of Clarita, as Mrs. George Swink of Roff travels to Jackson, Tennessee for her sister Mrs. Bob Conger’s funeral.

Raymond Nelson Okmulgee J. R. Eldridge Sweetwater A. H. Shi Stratford Key Winn Clarita George Swink Roff Jackson, Tenn Bob Conger

Finch Family Returns Home From Ada Visit

Mrs. H. A. Finch Jr. Mrs. A. H. Finch Jr. and their small daughter Paula left Ada after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shaw and other relatives and friends for several days. They are en route to their home in McKinney Texas.

H. A. Finch Jr A. H. Finch Jr Paula McKinney Tex J. L. Shaw Ada

Mrs Jimmie Lambert and Family Visit Bartlesville

Mrs Jimmie Lambert and her children Peggy Jean and Tommy left Tuesday for Bartlesville to visit relatives and friends through the Christmas season.

Jimmie Lambert Peggy Jean Tommy Bartlesville

Mrs Swann Returns From Visit To Relatives

Mrs. Joe Swann has returned from a two weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ingram and other relatives in Henryetta. She also visited in Okmulgee where she formerly lived.

Joe Swann C. C. Ingram Henryetta Okmulgee

Residents Return to Marlow Before Relocation

Don Lewis Bill Hinkle Homer Smith and Alvie Crofts have returned to their Marlow homes for a brief visit before being transferred to a new location.

Don Lewis Bill Hinkle Homer Smith Alvie Crofts Marlow

Businessman G. W. Busby Reported Ill at Home

G. W. Busby, located south of the city, is reported ill at his residence. No further details are provided about his condition or estimated duration of illness.

G. W. Busby

Fred Reynolds Returns to Duties at Hennigan's Toggery

Fred Reynolds, delayed by illness, resumes work at Hennigan's Toggery on Monday after recovering at home.

Fred Reynolds Hennigan

Soviet Resources Seen Top World Wide by Gubkin

Moscow reports the Soviet Union holds the largest known reserves of coal iron ore oil and other resources though only 37 percent of its territory has been explored. Gubkin cites coal 1200 billion tons oil 3200 million tons and phosphorite 60 percent of world deposits among others.

Norman B. Deuel Moscow Ivan Gubkin Gubkin U.S.S.R United States Bliva Aktiubinsk Kola Peninsula Transvaal Gudkin Soviet Union

Carl Hubbell to Attend Oklahoma City Banquet

Carl Hubbell the New York Giants pitcher will visit Oklahoma City for a banquet in his honor Tuesday night October 13. Four hundred plates will be paid for, with Gov. E. W. Marrland and Mayor Martin among the honored guests.

Oklahoma City Carl Hubbell New York Giants E. W. Marland Martin

Hyde Uses Farm Policy Critique in Hollis Speech

Rep U S Senate nominee Herbert K. Hyde told a Hollis audience that farm policies have driven 300,000 tenants from cotton lands in the South. He accused the Democratic majority in Congress of defeating an AAA payment cap of 2000, warning of economic royalists seeking farm relief.

Hollis Herbert K. Hyde U. S South Hyde

Four Arrested on Arson Charge in Shawnee

Shawnee Oklahoma October 3 Fay Edwards assistant county attorney filed arson charges tonight against four farmers in the case involving grass and stubble fires near rural properties. The defendants were identified as local residents facing formal counts of arson and property damage with investigation continuing.

Shawnee Okla Fay Edwards

Garner and Knox Lead 1936 Campaign Mood in Speeches

The piece traces John Nance Garner born 1869 in Texas and Frank Knox born 1874 in Boston as rivals in the 1936 race. It notes Garner’s Senate leadership and role as a liaison with Roosevelt and Congress, and Knox’s rapid rise from reporter to publisher and his étéactive campaign oration.

Garner Red River County Tex Congress Uvalde Roosevelt Washington Senate Frank” Knox Cleveland Landon Boston Teddy’ Roosevelt Rough Riders Hearst Chicago New Hampshire Knox

Rush Installation Of Equipment For Asphalt Plant West Of Ada

Ada Rock Asphalt company announces an asphalt plant a mile west of the Ada cement plant. Equipment buys include a 40 ton per hour crusher. Quarry gear deployed, overburden stripped, air compressors due Monday. Main plant 60 by 80 feet galvanized building on acquired land. 100 workers when running. output aimed at city state and private road projects.

Rush Ada Harry Barndollar and Associates Harry PD. Barndollar Sev Fce Barndollar

Smith for Landon and Roosevelt clash over new deal

President Roosevelt campaigns in the east after predicting a budget balance while Alfred E. Smith, now aligned with Landon, targets the new deal. Landon praises Smith in Topeka, Hoover backs the Republican ticket, Knox attacks new deal finance, and Roper foresees a balanced budget and prosperity.

Associated Press Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith Topeka Alf M. Landon Smith Kansas New York Landon Carnegie Hall Herbert Hoover East Hoover Frank Knox Pittsburgh Knox Commerce Roper Josephine Roche the Treasury

Four held in schoolhouse arson probe near Trousdale

A prolonged investigation into fires that destroyed two school buildings near Trousdale 20 miles south led to arrests of Charles A. Reynolds director of the school board Edward Limke WPA foreman W Amry Carr and Hubert Hudson. Assistant state fire marshal Jack McKenzie and deputy sheriff Joe McCrabb aided the case since September 15 after the Greenwood school burned and the P G school burned on August 14.

School Board WPA Trousdale Here Charles A. Reynolds Edward Limke W. Amry Carr Hubert Hudson Jack McKenzie Joe MccCrabb Pottawatomie County Greenwood P. G

Officers Seek Pair After Theft At Cement Plant

Deputies hunt two young men believed from Port land park area who climbed the cement plant fence and looted tool boxes. They took hammers wrenches clothing copper wire and pipe fittings before fleeing into ravines. heavier goods were left behind.

Portland Park Oklahoma Portland Cement Company

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