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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1936

Page

8

First Annual Matanuska Valley Fair Showcases Fertility of Alaska Farm Colony

Alaska's Matanuska Valley celebrates its first harvest with a four day fair in Palmer. Colonists display rich crops, livestock, and a fledgling creamery aim to market valley produce cooperatively. Financial concerns loom as colonists face high Alaskan costs and uncertain land and house valuations.

Matanuska Valley NEA Anchorage Alaska Palmer Plymouth Matanuska Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Ross L. Sheely Corporation States Matanuske Valley Walter Pippel Minnesota M.D. Snodgrass

Nye explains Roosevelt case in munitions probe

Chairman Nye releases senate deposition on a rumored 500000 commission to Elliott Roosevelt for selling military planes to the Soviet Union. Roosevelt denies any such contract and says the deal involved commercial planes to private foreign firms. Nye says publication aims to counter a magazine claim the committee hid evidence.

Obituary Notice for Wim A Cobb 86 of Ada Area

Wim A Cobb 86 died October 3 at his home west of Ada Funeral services set for Sunday October 4 at 2 00 pm from Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev Milo Arbuckle officiating Interment at Rosedale Cemetery Surviving are Mrs E W Smith Mrs View Bright Mrs Lucille Hudson Mr Kenneth Hudson and Mrs Nellie Lewis

Wim. A. Cobb Ada Criswell Funeral Home Milo Arbuckle Oak Avenue

Hartshorne Man Killed by Frisco Train

A 35 year old man was killed Sunday afternoon around 1:30 when struck by a Frisco railway train. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Hartshorne Monday afternoon with the pastor officiating. Burial followed at Wilburton cemetery. Survivors include widow Margie Moore mother N O Collin and sisters Vivian and Dale, all of Hartshorne.

Baptist Church Hartshorne Wilburton Cemetery Keith Funeral Chapel Margie Moore N. O. Collin Vivian Dale

Mrs. Iida Bailey Dies at 73 in Ada Oklahoma

Mrs. Iida L Bailey aged 73 died October 7 at her home 501 East Twelfth street. Funeral service will be at 10:00 a m Thursday at First Methodist Church with Rev J C Curry officiating. Interment in Rosedale. Survived by daughters Mrs Walter Barringer Ada and Mrs Will Glenn Ft Smith Ark five brothers Frank Clyde J C Ed and Carl Meaders and two sisters Mrs W B Jones and Mrs Florence Sellers.

Iida L. Bailey East Twelfth Street Ada Criswell Funeral Home J. C. Curry First Methodist Church Rosedale Cemetery Frank Clyde J. C Carl Meaders W. B. Jones Florence Sellers

Mrs Rebecca V Chaney Dies at 79 in Ada

Rebecca V Chaney aged 79 died at her Ada home October 7. Funeral services Thursday at 2:00 p m from Criswell Funeral Home with Rev Milo Arbuckle officiating. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery. Survived by three sons Willis Griffin Stonewall W W Griffin Fitzhugh and George Griffin Ada a daughter Mrs L F Parsons Centrahoma and other relatives.

Rebecca V. Chaney Ada Criswell Funeral Milo Arbuckle Rosedale Cemetery Willis Griffin Stonewall W. W. Griffin Fitzhugh George Griffin L. F. Parsons Centrahoma

Funeral for 7 year old Elijah Turner at Vaness Baptist Church

Elijah Thomas Turner died Tuesday evening at 7:30 in a Norman hospital. Funeral services were held at Vaness Baptist Church Wednesday at 3:00 with Rev. Will Ponder officiating.

Elijah Thomas Turner Norman Vaness’' Baptist Church Will Ponder

Roosevelt backs Nye move on Fokker deposition release

Pi Elliott Roosevelt praised Senator Nye for releasing Anthony H. J. Fokker deposition on a proposed sale of military planes to the Russian government. He said he would consult lawyers and denied entering into such a contract while noting a non consummated agreement to sell transport planes to a European line. He planned to visit New York for counsel.

Fort Worth Tex Elliott Roosevelt Nye Senate Munitions Committee Anthony H. J. Fokker United States Roosevelt New York Fokker

Lightning Claims Lehman Co captain and injures players

A bolt of lightning struck Lehman high school during football practice killing 18 year old co captain Don Correll and injuring ten others. Coach Jimmy Robinson was paralyzed in the left leg and several assistants were hospitalized before being released. A Friday game with Dayton Kiser was postponed.

Canton Lehman High School Don Correll Jimmy Robinson Dayton Kiser Lehman Stadium Robinson Wilbur Billings Mercy Hospital William Mills John Kline William Atkinson Charles Steinbeck

Presbyterian Synod Elects Choctaw Minister Moderator

The fifteenth annual meeting of the Presbyterian synod of Oklahoma elected Rev. Nelson J. Morris of Stigler a full blood Choctaw Indian as moderator.

Clinton Presbyterian Synod of Oklahoma Nelson J. Morris Stigler

Dramatic Moments From All World Series Games

New York reports the main dramatic moments of the World Series game by game. Highlights include the Yankees’ 6-1 win in game one aided by a rain-softened infield, Tony Lazzeri’s bases loaded homer in game two’s 18-4 romp, Crosetti’s grounder error aiding a 2-1 Yankee victory in game three, Hubbell’s defeat as Gehrig homer helped by a 46 669 crowd in game four, Hal Schumacher’s 5-4 ten-inning Giants win in game five, and Johnny Murphy’s relief in game six preserving a 15-5 Yankee triumph.

New York Yankees Carl Hubbell Tony Lazzeri Roosevelt al Smith Giants Fred Fitzsimmons Crosetti Yankee Lou Gehrig Yankee Stadium Hal Schumacher Joe DiMaggio Bill Dickey Johnny Murphy Murphy Lefty Gomez

Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Edith Foxx and children visited sister Mrs Clyde Willis and family in Allen. Evelyn E Bandy from Oakman attended Sunday school locally. W L Binkley and family from Francis visited Mr and Mrs Guy Binkley along with Edna Binkley and Mrs Williamson. Ruth and Carl Tharp of Happy Land visited Rachel Tharp midweek. Georgia Jones stayed with Scott Jones in Happy Land. Verlie Wilson stayed with cousin Iva Shannon of Frisco. E L Rogers of Oakman called on Mr and Mrs W H Bandy.

Georgia Jones Lonie Bandy Rachel Tharp Irean Melton Scroggins Lester Binkley Francis Guy Binkley Beulah Wilson Vergie Williams Edith Foxx Clyde Willis Allen Evelyn E. Bandy Oakman This Place W. L. Binkley Edna Binkley John Williamson Odath Williamson Ruth Carl Tharp Happy Land Scott Jones Verlie Wilson Iva Shannon Frisco E. L. Rogers W. H. Bandy

Oklahoma Presbytery names Morris as moderator

Morris, first native Oklahoman named moderator for the Choc taw Presbytery, leads an opening with eighty elders and ministers from fifty congregations. Speakers include Rev. T. S. Mc Dowell Enid Rev. W. H. Murphy Tulsa and Rev. Charlies W. Welch Louisville. Charles W. Speir Edmond presided at the pre synodical conference and Rev. John H. Lamb Lawton moderated last night. Today's speakers feature Rev. J. W. Stevenson Philadelphia Rev. William SP. Lockwood St. Louis Rev. James Riges Chicago and Rev. Mr Welch.

Morris Choctaw Presbytery T. S. McDowell Enid W. H. Murphy Tulsa Charlies W. Welch Louisville Charles W. Speir Edmond John H. Lamb Lawton J. W. Stevenson Philadelphia William SP. Lockwood St. Louis James Riges Chicago Mr. Welch

Local School Opens Monday Amid Moves and Visits

School starts Monday October 12 as families adjust to moves this year. Teachers and students express relief, with many keeping ties to friends and neighbors through weekend and weekday visits across the community.

Sunday School News From Local Place

Sunday school attendance rose as new pupils joined including T. L. Hurley Wyoma Lou Hurley Charlene Myers and the McAnally children. The class saves a janitor salary to buy library books and the school library adds Picwired Knowledge volumes.

T. L. Hurley Wyoma Lou Hurley Charlene Myers McAnally Troy Mize Edward Iva Cantrell Andrew Teel Jack Teel Haskell Tilley Sparks Marvin Burnett Lorene Roddy Walnut Grove D.D. Tilley Egypt

Local social calls brighten week across town

Miss June Webb and Dortha Dean Tucker visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hardberger on Thursday evening. Mrs. C. E. Thurman and her children spent Tuesday evening with the Herley Kelley family. Sid Gaylor and kids visited the Kelley home on Thursday evening. Dick Kellogg called at the Gaylor home Thursday morning. Mrs. Mary Caperton, visiting her hospitalized husband in St. Louis, Mo., returned home Thursday.

Louise McComas Margie Williams Herley Kelley Tommy West Mabel Kelley Mollie Gaylior Mattie Geyler Mary Alice bin Ramsey Dee Wilcox Lonnie Junior Williams Sherman Lewis J. L. Harrison Robert Lillie J. S. McCool Ben Ramsey Ira Kay Dick Kellogg Sid Gaylor Jean Tarver Cedar Grove Lee Webb John Robert J. M. Chism J. N. McCool June Webb Dortha Dean Tucker Mrs. C. W. Hardberger C. E. Thurman Theodore Fay M Herley Kelley Mary Caperton St. Louis

School Begins With Familiar Teachers Amid Slow Attendance

School started Monday with the same teachers Mr Ragland Miss Wrytte and Miss Manes. Attendance was light as some students stayed home to harvest crops.

More Filing Cases Added to Court Clerk Office

Additional filing cases have been installed in the court clerk office to handle current filings. About 90 boxes were added with capacity for 39 to 50 case papers each, meeting district civil court needs for several years. Some more cases were added from the probate department where files grow slower.

Oklahoma seeks two paving projects in Nowata to Fort Sill route

Oklahoma highway commission Chairman Scott Ferris asked the public roads bureau to approve two paving efforts, a 20 mile stretch Nowata to Winita and a 22 mile link Lawton to Burkburnett Texas, completing the Fort Sill to Fort Sam Houston corridor. The Travelers' Aid Society serves over 50 000 people yearly.

Washington Oklahoma Public Roads Bureau Scott Ferris Oklahoma Highway Commission Ferris Nowata Winita Lawton Burkburnett Tex Fort Sill Okla Fort Sam Houston San Antonio

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