Koonce Relocates to Phoenix After Injury
G D Koonce left for Phoenix Arizona to live with his family after a long railroad career and a summer train accident that cost him his left arm. He had resided in Miggar Saskatchewan and Ada last week, with his family previously moving to Phoenix. Mrs Etta Yoakum of Allen visited Ada Tuesday. B C Harbert departed for Tekamah to visit his daughter Mrs Orville Chatt. Mrs Ruby Robertson of Allen shopped and visited Ada friends Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Koonce
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Koonce
Miggar
Sask
Canada
Ada
B. C. Harbert
Mrs
Orville Chatt
Tekamah
Neo
Ruby Robertson
Allen
Wrights Visit Dallas For State Fair Family Trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Wright and daughter Mary Lou leave for Dallas to spend several days visiting relatives and friends and to attend the Texas state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wright
Mary Lou
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma City official visits Ada on business
J. M. McAnally division superintendent of Stanolind Vipeline visited Ada today to conduct business and call on P. L. Chapman and family. H. K. Brumley of Allen underwent a major operation at the Sugg clinic Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McAnally
Oklahoma City
Stanolind Vipeline Company
Ada
P. L. Chapman
H. K. Brumley
Allen
Sugg Clinic
Prom Priday's Party Attends Weekend Visit
Miss Elizabeth Norman and Ed gar Norman of East Central State Teachers college left this afternoon for a weekend visit with their father KE. T. Norman at Wewoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Norman
Edgar Norman
East Central State Teachers College
KE. T. Norman
Wewoka
Alf Hardage Recovered After Appendicitis Surgery
Alf Hardage, who had an appendicitis operation at the Sugg clinic, has been moved to his home and is reported rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Hardage
Sugg
Boy Lancaster Rushed To Clinic After Car Hit Breaks Leg
J. P. Lancaster Jr. of Alien, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lancaster, is in the Sugg clinic after a car strike Thursday evening caused a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. PD. Lancaster
J. D. Lancaster
Alien
Sugg
Birth announced for Lula couple daughter October 11
Mr and Mrs Fred A Brown of Lula announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday October 11. Mrs Harry Miller of Allen Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Brown
Lula
Mrs Peters to Take Two Week Vacation in Gary Indiana
Secretary to Judge Claude V. Thompson will leave early Saturday for Gary Indiana where she will spend two weeks with her parents and friends. R W Kytle of Allen attended to business and visited friends in Ada today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Peters
Claude V. Thompson
Gary
Ind
R. W. Kytle
Allen
Ada
Ada Visitor Claude Cloud of Snomac on Saturday
Claude Cloud of Snomac was in Ada on Saturday as a business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikrom
Claude Cloud of
Snomac
Ada
Ada Weekend Visits and Family Travels
R. H. Hagar of Roff visited friends and handled business in Ada Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Waner and son Paul Jr. visited Mr. Waner’s parents in McLoud and will return to Ada Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hagar
Roff
Ada
Paul Waner
Smal
Paul Jr
Mr. Waner
McLoud
Woods Vacation Visit In Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Woods spend two weeks visiting former Ada residents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. B. McAnally in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Woods
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. J. B. McAnally
Ada
Funeral for D. P. McDowell Attended by Lowreys
Mr and Mrs Ray Lowrey and their daughter Frances traveled to Ada to attend the funeral of D P McDowell, the Lowreys’ father in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lowrey
Frances
Ada
Miss Vera Young Visits Ada Friends
Miss Vera Young of Roff visited relatives and friends in Ada Saturday, sharing time with familiar faces and catching up on news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Young
Roff
Ada
Judge and Mrs McKeel attend Okmulgee funeral
Judge and Mrs. J. F. McKeel traveled to Okmulgee Saturday for the funeral of Dr. Oliphant father of Galen Oliphant Margaret Oliphant and Martha Oliphant former students at East Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McKeel
Okmulgee
Dr. Oliphant
Galen Oliphant
Margaret Oliphant
Martha Oliphant
East Central State Teachers College
Women Headed South For Hunts As Rose Festival Draws Crowds
Dr Catherine Brydia left Sunday for San Antonio to join friends on a hunting trip to Laredo and other Mexican points. Mrs C W Zorn and Mrs Sarah McClintock returned from Tyler where they visited John Zorn and attended the second annual rose festival. Mrs Zorn reports over ten thousand people attended the festival and helped pick roses for the queen’s train. She praises the event and urges Ada to launch a similar festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Brydia
San Antonio
Laredo
Mexico
C. W. Zorn
Sarah McClintock
Tyler
Texas
Death of Mrs. C. W. Rutledge in Denison Tex
Word reaches here of the death in Denison Texas of Mrs. C. W. Rutledge mother of Dr. J. A. Rutledge and Rutledge of this city Funeral services will be held in Denison Wednesday morning at 9 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aday
Denison
Tex
C. W. Rutledge
J. A. Rutledge
Rutledge
Allen resident Drew Patterson visits friends here
Drew Patterson of Allen visited friends and took care of business here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sutherland of Roff were in town visiting friends on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Patterson
Allen
J. T Sutherland
Roff
Miss Onita Flow Recovering At Home After Surgery
Miss Onita Flow of Mill Creek recovered enough from an appendix operation to be moved from the hospital to the home of her aunt Mrs. N N Grezz. Mr and Mrs Walter Buchanan of Chickasha announce the arrival of a son October 15 in a Chickasha hospital. Mrs Buchanan formerly was Miss Evelyn Walker raised by her grandmother Mrs Nettie Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onita Flow
Mill Creek
N. N. Grezz
Walter Buchanan
Chickasha
Buchanan
Evelyn Walker
Nettie Sparks
Mrs Homer Graham Undergoes Appendectomy at Ada Hospital
Mrs. Homer Graham of 631 West Sixth had an appendectomy at Ada hospital today. Her condition is reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Graham
West Sixth
Ada Hospital
Mrs. Yoakum of Allen visits Ada Tuesday
Mrs. Oscar Yoakum of Allen visited friends and attended to business in Ada Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Yoakum of
Allen
Ada
Ada Hospital Patient Receives Visitation From Area Relatives
Mrs Dolph Trease of Clarita and Miss Laura Linker of Centrahoma travel to Ada to support Mrs I R Montgomery in a serious post operative condition. Mr and Mrs J L Burley of Seminole announce the birth of a son named Thomas Allen weighing sixteen pounds on October 10. Mr Farley works for the Oklahoma Pipeline company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Trease
Clarita
Allene Lillard
Tupelo
T. F. Lillard
Laura Linker
Centrahoma
Ada
I. R. Montgomery
W. Fourteenth
Ada Hospital
J. L. Burley
Seminole
Thomas Allen
Farley
Oklahoma Pipeline Company
Edith Cordelia Smart obituary notices Stratford region
Edith Cordelia Smart, 36, wife of R. S. Smart, died at 1 a m Thursday at the home near Stratford. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Thursday at Mc Gee cemetery with Rev. W. G. Moody officiating. She leaves the husband, three daughters Walsie Denzil Cher lene and two sons J. D. and Billie Bob, and her mother Mrs. Emma Ritchie of near Pauls Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Smart
Edith Cordelia Smart
Stratford
McGee Cemetery
Rev
W. G. Moody
the Baptist Church
Keith Funeral Home
Billie Bob
Emma Ritchie
Near Pauls Valley
Infant Todd Died at Home in Criswell Service
The infant child of Mr and Mrs John D Todd died at 609 West Fifth Street Thursday at 12 30 am Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home burial in Rosedale cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Todd
W. Fifth
Rosedale
Criswell Funeral Home
D. P. McDowell Dies After Stroke in Ardmore
D. P. McDowell, about 75, died in Ardmore Saturday at 2 am from paralysis. His body will be brought to Ada, with funeral at First Baptist church at 3:30 pm. Masonic lodge members of Ada to meet at 3 pm and proceed to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. McDowell
Ardmore
Ada
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge of
Masons
Funeral Held For J W Jarrett At Allen
J W Jarrett 63 died at home near Allen Saturday night at 8 45. Funeral from Allen Methodist church Sunday at 3 00 Rev Littlejohn officiated. Burial in Allen cemetery with Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by widow Ida and three daughters Vina Phillips Easton Arkansas Nancy Jarrett Allen plus four sons Dixie Ray Everett and J W Jarrett, all of Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitson Jarrett
Allen
Methodist
Littlejohn
Allen Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Ida Jarrett
Vina Phillips
Easton
Ark
Dixie Jarrett
Leslie
Nancy Jarrett
Ray
Everett
J. W. Jarrett
Mary Frances Sullivan Dies. Rites Held at Center Cemetery
Mary Frances Sullivan, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sullivan of Oil Center, died Monday at 11 a m. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Center Cemetery at 2 p m. Survived by parents six brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Sullivan
George Sullivan
Oil Center
Center Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Mary Frances
Tve
Death of 16 year old Mrs Juanita Pewitt at Allen
Mrs Juanita Pewitt aged 16 died in a local hospital October 13. Funeral services were held at Allen Baptist church Monday afternoon with burial in New Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband J H Pewitt and her parents and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Pewitt
Allen
Allen Baptist Church
New Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Charg
J. H. Pewitt
Death of Mrs. Anne McDonald at Ada home
Mrs. Anne McDonald aged 64 died Monday at 3 PM at 417 West Sixteenth Street. Funeral services were conducted at 3 PM today from the Nazarene church with Rev. Haley Messer officiating. Survived by three daughters Gertrude Reed Ada Myrtle Arnold Dibble and Pearl Daggs Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne McDonald
West Sixteenth Street
the Nazarene Church
Haley Messer
Criswell’s
Dues, Crews Family Mourns Francis Native
J E Crews 67 of Francis dies at home. Survived by wife Mrs Crews four sons Delmar Walter Lee June all of Francis a brother G W Crews of Dougherty a half brother Hezekiah McCourtney of Oklahoma City two sisters Mrs Treasel and Mrs Anderson Morris Okla funeral at Church of Christ Francis 1 30 pm under Criswell Funeral Home direction Rev W A Huddle ILD order past, Marland says Ponca City Oct 16 E W Marland democratic governor nominee in statewide broadcast declares subsistence homestead program financed by nonprofit landholding corporations to be formed in every county with federal aid for homes New Deal necessary says old order is passing and New Deal coming to Oklahoma He cites Oklahoma resources and 150000 jobless families as potential beneficiaries through public works He attacks Republicans as money powers and advocates wealth redistribution via taxes including inheritance gift and gross income levies Praises national flood control program and dams to create employment through public works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Crews
Francis
Crews
Delmar
Walter
Lee
June Crews
G. W. Crews
Dougherty
Hezekiah McCourtney
Oklahoma City
Treasel
Anderson
Morris
Okla
Ponca City
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Larland
Republican Party
Party
Marland
Southwest
Supreme Court Sets New Record in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued 54 opinions in a single week, a record. Chief Justice Fletcher Riley said the decisions aim to release millions impounded by delayed rulings and noted 221 advisory opinions were sent by attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Fletcher Riley
Oklahoma
Riley
Ada Milling Co
Alonzo George
Pontotoc County
Eugene Wetzel
Laura Lessert
Kay County
Payne County
C. J. Trimble
Byron V. Boone
Mabel F. Boles
Tulsa
Typhoon Rips Manila Aftermath and Devastation
Manila reels from a fierce typhoon with hundreds homeless in Bulacan and Rizal as warehouses and huts are leveled. Officials estimate up to 3,000 homes destroyed or unroofed in Manila with reported deaths and widespread outages.
Hitler Has Job For Life
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler views himself Germanys chief executive for life and would bind ministers to loyalty oaths. Dr Hans Lammers, state secretary at the Reich Chancellery, cited the August 1 1934 law canceling previous term limits and said Hitler holds presidency and chancellorship for life, ministers to swear loyalty to the Fuehrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hans Lammers
Reich Chancellery
Academy of Administrative Officials
Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Lammers
Weimar
Dr. Lammers
der Fuehrer
Reichstag
Labor union gains under New Deal fail to impress critics
The A. F. of L. reports a total 2,643,000 dues paying members, a rise driven by Amalgamated Clothing Workers and ILGWU, yet overall membership lags 350,000 from 1931. Critics say the federation lacks real organizing power despite claims of rising worker interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of Organized Labor
A. F. of L
NIRA
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Bill Green
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
John
Executive Council
Man Confesses to Furnace Slaying of Child Nancy Jean
Mount Vernon police announce Lawrence Stone, 24, confessed to throwing five year old Nancy Jean Costigan into a furnace after she fell and injured her head in the Pel Hutchinson apartment house. A gold ring and a wrist watch were found among the ashes as investigators linked blood on Stone’s clothes to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Michael J. Silverstein
Lawrence Stone
Nancy Jean Costigan
Stone
Ransom Caygill
Silverstein
Nancy Jean
Long Island
C. Russell Newhouse
Pel- Hutchinson
Richard J. Costigan
Forest Hills
Charles Hutchinson
Hutchinson
United States Maintains Silver Policy Amid Chinese Export Tax
Secretary Hull says the United States will not change its silver buying policy despite China's 10 percent export tax, arguing Congress established the policy and aims to avoid economic disruption. China protests that higher silver prices hurt exports and lowers its import purchasing power. The note to Nanking outlines potential impacts on Chinese reserves and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
China
Hull
Huil
United States
Nanking
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Sao-Ke Alfred Sze
Obituary Notice for Mr. Crews
Mr. Crews, a longtime church member, died leaving a Christian life and kindness to neighbors. Burial will follow in Oak Man cemetery after funeral services by the officiating minister. He joined the Christian church at 18 and was mourned by relatives and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ston
Oakman
Crews
Christian Church
Mrs Adelina Patti Cooke dies at age 2 in Lawton
Adelina Patti Cooke aged 2 died at the family home in Lawton on Tuesday at 2 55 PM. Funeral services were held today at the Church of Christ in Allen with Rev. O E Phillips officiating and burial in Allen cemetery. Survived by husband M C Cooke of Lawton and two daughters Inez Pegg of Allen and Duade Cooke of Lawton. Also survived by mother Nancy Donaghey of Allen, three sisters Viola Brumfield Ada Wilkins Myrtle Thompson, and brother Charlie Donaghey of Allen. Keith Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelina Patti Cooke
Lawton
Church of Christ At
Allen
O. E. Phillips
Allen Cemetery
Keith Funeral Home
M. C. Cooke
Purloined News Items and Local Births
J D Lankister Jr. rupture? No. The 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs J D Lankister suffered a broken leg and other injuries when he fell under an automobile on a downtown street late Thursday afternoon. Dale Boren and Okemah celebrate birth of son Mark Dale Jr at Wewoka hospital October 4. Hoyt Stephenson of Atwood injured in a car accident near Red Oak while en route home and rushed to Albert Pike hospital in McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lankister Jr
J. D. Lankister
Dale Boren
Okemah
Wewoka Hospital
Mark Dale Jr
Hoyt Stephenson
Atwood
Poteau Sandy
Red Oak
Albert Pike Hospital
McAlester
Cotton Bales Through Wednesday in Stratford Reach 1502
Through Wednesday Stratford gin reported 1502 bales of cotton sold versus 1990 on October 5 1933 and 2190 on October 6 1932. The Star projects a season total near 2000 bales before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Fire Hits Duin Cotton Gin as Road Crew Works
Seven trucks of ten registered were in use Tuesday morning placing gravel on a mile of road south of town. Last Thursday night around 11 o clock the Duin cotton gin on the east side was found on fire. The blaze grew so fast the building began to collapse before firefighters reached the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duin
Indian Woman Louisa Tate Dies Near Holdenville
Mrs Louisa Tate an Indian woman died at her home northeast of Holdenville Friday night after a weeks long illness. She was 8 years old. Charles Pretty Boy Floyd a southwest desperado was reported to have driven through Holdenville Friday into Saturday. Two other men were said to have been in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Tate
Holdenville
Charles
Floyd
Brown
Transpacific Air Service Planned Across Pacific
Pan American Airways announced plans to establish a passenger trans Pacific line linking California with the Orient. Six flying boats with 32-passenger capacity each ordered, with experimental operation possible in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pan-American Airways
Pacific
California
Orient
Pan- American
South
Central America
Farley
Post Office Department
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hawaii
Ottinger to Begin Ministry in Chicago Church
Dan J. Ottinger, former Ada Church of Christ minister, will start as minister at Central Church of Christ in Chicago on October 2. He plans to enroll in the University of Chicago for a bachelor’s degree in New Testament and Christian Literature while continuing evangelistic work after the summer month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan J. Ottinger
Ada Church of Christ
Central Church of Christ
Chicago
Ottinger
University of Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Miller
McDowell
Wenday's Daily
Brey
Wood & Co
Wayne Wood
Pottawatomie County
Otis Garrett
Georgia Maeteinhart
Oklahoma County
Hailey Kyser
Norris-Williams & Co., Inc
Muskogee County
Claude E. Skaggs
Gypsy Oil Co
Tulsa County
Lee A. Evans
Local Building & Loan Association
Carter County
Josie Pool
Gertrude Burson
Et al
Zenith Limestone Co
Exchange Trust Co
J. S. Kelly
Oliver Farm Equipment Sales Co
Grant County
H. H. Simms
Rufus Hendricks
Cherokee County
P. A. M. Hoodenpul
J. C. Guinn
McLain County
Victoria Huddart Hickman
Oklahoma Savings & Loan Association
Oklahoma City Building & Loan Association
James W. Hinton
Okmulgee County
National Fire Insurance Co. of
Hartford
City of
Vinita
A. E. Fisher
Orient Railway Co
Alfalfa County
Laura M. Wilkinson
Lamar Whitworth
Seminole County
Mary A. Davis
O. O. Wallace
Major County
J. G. Evans
Roy E Fielder
Ellis County
Earl W. Baker & Co
Hollis
Harmon County
E. Ss. Harrington
Central States Fire Insurance Co
Texas County
Joe Adman
H. E. Ketcham
August Katzman
W. C. Condit
Mayes County
Shefts Supply, Inc
Cc. C. Cole
Challis
Caddo County
Sadie A. Love
Paul S. Williams
Lester V. Sanders
George Provine
Ottawa County
James Brazell
B. T. Brown
National Life & Accident Insurance Co
Bessie Mary Ware
Frances L. Saddler
Robert Watkins
J. L. Harmon, Et al
Henry D. Kerns
Standard Credit Co
W. E. Lauderbaugh
C. O. Wilson
C. R. Phillips
George L. Coleman
Missouri Valley Electric Co
N. F. Eichman
Harry Culver
Addie Gardner
James&. Gardner
Logan County
H. M. Wagnon
James A. Brown
Stephens County
F. D. McNaughton
Laurence E. Beattie
C. C. Winters
E. E. Birch
Effie Mae Tunstal
Mead-Phillips Drilling Co
State
Blackwell Oil & Cas Co
Mul-Berry Oil Co
Philippines
Manila
Bulacan
Rizal
Frank Murphy
Murphy
President Johnson
Gertrude Kelogg
Johnson
Manila Bay
Mactan
Pasig
Weather Bureau
James €. Rockwell
Manila Electric Co
Luzon Island
Rodney Dutcher
REA
United Textile Workers
Amalgamated Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hemates
H. G. Cornell
Rena Johnstone
Inspector Silverstein
Sasakwa
Transpacific Air Service
Chicago, Ill
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