Stonewall and Ada News Highlights From Pontotoc County
Ada and Stonewall residents figure in a flurry of visits and social events. Frequent travel between Ada Maud Latta Frisco Lula and Wynnewood marks a busy community with school notes and local baptisms.
Community notes from Ross region and Ada visits
Ada area residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Ross and Sasakwa. Local gatherings include church, trades day in Roff, and the Civic League meeting with Indian relics and Ramona discussion. A legal note cites a judge ruling on public officer authority.
Cotton picking and crops boost at Ada
Farmers near completion of cotton picking report good yields with many earning above initial expectations. Sweet potatoes digging yields strong and prices rise to 1.50 per bushel at local stores. Local residents attend games and travel for work and family events.
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Carl Lee Boles
Oma Calhoun
Ada
Maud
Jess Brady
Myrtle French
West
Henry Brady
Fred
Jack Boles
Wilson Boles
Jester
Reagan Boles
Larne
Texas
H. K. Baggett
S. G. Heflin
L. T. Daniel
Buster
Robert
John
J. W. Mobley
Glen
John Ryan
Ryan
Geo. Chapman
Guthrie
C. C. Smith
Dallas
S. E. Patton
Maisie
Elsie
Sunshine Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Dominate Weekend
Community members attend a large Sunday school session and prayer meeting. Visits Span Ada, Lawton, Roff, Sulphur, Stonewall, and Byrds Mill as families and friends travel to socialize and attend the carnival. Church events urged with reminders for Sunday school at 10 and prayer meeting each Sunday night.
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Joe Jared
Ada
Tom Jared
Joe Belt
Madie Taylor
Bert Cox
Raymond Randler
Lawton
Jed
Cecil Belt
Texas
Ashley
Arlene
Ardell Clayton
Bob Driver
Roff
Belt
Mr. Taylor
Chuck Baker
Aussie Davenport
Zella Ashley
Ruby Mae Taylor
Irene
Lucille Cochran
Ophelia Byrd
Gussie Baker
Mrs. Taylor
Emma Norman
Mrs. Norman
Taylor
Lillian
Corene
Junior
Melvin
Buck Tainor
Tinsley
Pitts
Hatcher
Ross
Lula Minor
Earl Levett
Madie
Ruby Taylor
James Whitstone
Virgil Wright
Red “Theodor’ Davenport
Zella
Ora Lee Ashley
Kate Taylor
Bob Ashley
Carma Jean
Stonewall
Cochran
Lillian Taylor
Jack Brents
Lucille
Irene Cochran
James Semington
Johnny Jones
Henry Tinsley
Irene Swhackelford
P. W. Kinmbrough
Former Marshal Must Serve Team
Oklahoma City October 5. The criminal court of appeals affirmed the conviction of C. C. Tate, city marshal of Mannford and Creek county deputy, for killing Wiley Flowers a 2 year old Yale motorist. Tate must serve two years in the state penitentiary. Flowers was riding as a passenger when Tate fired at tires during a high speed stop. The state argued the shooting illegal. Tate claimed an accidental act while arresting for a felony.
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C. C. Tate
Mannford
Creek County
Wiley Flowers
Yale
Criminal Court of Appeals
Tate
State
Flowers
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Death of Charles K. Fentem Ends Quiet Ada Residency
Charles K. Fentem died last night at 9 40 after 18 days of illness. A. L. Fentem and family traveled to Quitman Arkansas for tomorrow's funeral. Born in Pottsville Pennsylvania he practiced dentistry for years before failing eyesight. He lived with his son in Ada and was known for his quiet pleasant demeanor.
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K. Fentem Guicks
Charles Kalbfus Fentem
A. L. Fentem
Quitman
Arkansas
W. B. Morrison
College of Whose
Charles K. Fentem
Pottsville
Penn
Mrs Amanda Houser Dies At Ada Residence
Mrs Amanda Houser aged 87 died this morning at 9 15 at the home of her grandson J M Bell 501 East Fifteenth Ada The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 pm at the residence with Rev A N Averyt officiating Interment will be in Roff cemetery She is survived by many relatives tied to Ada area families.
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Ed. Bunyard
Madeline Bunyard
Oklahoma City
N. C. Bowen
Margaret
Norman C
Bowen
Marlow
Perry Cunningham
Okmulgee
Irene Thacker
Arizona
Pinnick
Doris Gene
Kansas
Missouri
Buchnam
Ada
Bucknum
George Washington
Amanda Houser
J. M. Bell
East Fifteenth
A. N. Averyt
Roff Cemetery
Chicken Thieves Get More Notice and Ada Death
William Newton Guest 64 died at Ada Hospital at 8 20 AM after two days there. He planned to run a grocery and filling station on West Main, moved from Colbert, survived by wife and several children. Funeral at Criswell chapel with Rev H W Hunter, burial Wynnewood. Guest had long Ada ties, brothers Joe and Bob once owned businesses. Also notes on Oklahoma laws tightening penalties for chicken theft and related offenses, including record keeping for purchasers and higher fines.
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W. N. Guest
William Newton Guest
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Rev
H. W. Hunter
Wynnewood
Mr. Guest
Guest
Joe
Bob
Colbert
J. O. Tipton
West Main Street
Mrs J R Browning Dies In Ada At Age 7 Years
Mrs J R Browning aged seven years died Sunday afternoon at 5 15 at the Ada home of her daughter Mrs S H Mount 216 South Rennie The death followed a long illness The elderly woman was born September 7 1832 in Tennessee moved to Texas near the end of the Civil War and was a pioneer in Lampasas County She had lived with her daughter in Ada since her husband died seven years ago Her leg break a few months ago hastened her decline and she did not recover
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Irene Hattox
Ada
Laverne Hattox
Truman Young
Beryl Simpson
Bowlegs
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Arthur Stringer
Texas
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Bud Freeny
Simpson
Pauline Childress
Hazel Watson
Dee Reed
Hill County
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Mr. Cartwright
Mr. Johnson
R. J. Simpson
R. L. Morgan
Bill Shelton
George Cole
Stegall
W. W. Wood
Grandma Northam
E. H. Light
Mr. Light
Given Palmer
Lovs Kendrick
Vaness
Rance Tucker
Elenore Haskins
Violet Nelson
William Earl
Earlin Haskins
T. H. Burch
Cathren Wood
L. D. Haskins
Athen Wood
Lulla D. Hooten
Burch
G. W. Evans
3Uel Stark
Willis Roberts
A. D. Gregory
Tabler
Okla
W. C. Norman
Maxwell
Dorval Watts
Mr. Norman
J.R. Browning
J. R. Browning
S. H. Mount
South Rennie
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Browning
Lampasas County
Rome
Mr. Browning
Ada man’s son Walter Winters dies in Tucson
Walter Winters son of Frank Winters of Ada died Friday morning in Tucson Arizona. The body will be brought here for interment but funeral plans had not been completed today.
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Walter Winters
Frank Winters
Ada
Tucson
Ariz
Funeral services for Walter B. Winters held in Tuscon
Walter B. Winters died Friday in Tuscon Arizona. Services were conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of W. W. Daggs with Rev. McCain officiating. Burial followed in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Sandy
Walter B. Winters
Tuscon
Arizona
W. W. Daggs
Rev. McCain
Rosedale
Suspended County Officers Restored in Enid
Mrs Leona B Lewis Garfield county clerk and Earl I Preston Enid district county commissioner were reinstated after grand jury acquittals. Lewis was cleared after 25 minutes of jury deliberation with a verdict returned late yesterday.
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Enid
Leona B. Lewis
Garfield
Earl I. Preston
Lewis
County officials acquitted on all counts in local case
Preston and Mrs. Lewis faced thirteen counts alleging negligence and maladministration. Preston was acquitted of filing illegal road inspection claims. Acquittals lifted suspension orders. Mrs. Lewis had campaigned against Preston and opposed the county clerk.
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Preston
Lewis
Major League Leaders Highlight 1930 Batting and Pitching
The season stats feature O Doul of the Phillies leading batting with .400 and 254 hits, Hornsby of the Cubs with 155 runs, Wilson Cubs 153 RBIs, and Klein Phillies 43 homers. Pitching leaders include Root Cubs 19 wins and Grove Athletics 21 wins with strong team performances across the league.
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O’doul
Phillies
Hornsby
Cubs
Wilson
O'Doul
Frederick
Robins
L. Waner
Pirates
Klein
Cuyler
Root
Fonseca
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Athletics
Alexander
Johnson
Ruth
Yanks
Grove
Old Overcoat Yields 1800 Accident Policy in Enid
Mrs. Roy Searcy of Enid found an $1800 accident insurance policy in her late husband’s overcoat kept for a year paid up to March. The discovery comes as she supports her minor son after his husband’s death near Greeley Colorado and recent family troubles.
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Enid
Greeley
Colo
Roy Searcy
Woman Given 18 Years for Poisoning Son
Mrs. Hattie Stone was sentenced to 18 years for second degree murder in the death of her 15 year old son George from poison. Judge Preston denied a new trial after the jury convicted, and Stone fainted at sentencing.
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Eltir
Get
Hattie Stone
W. W. Preston
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