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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
8
Prom Thursdays Daily notes Hugo resident H H Hinkle and Caddo’s E L Pitchlynn in Ada this week for business. Pauline and Ruth Seif return from Durant after their grandmother’s death and funeral services.
Dr. 8. L. Burns, a Stratford physician, traveled to Ada to participate in a local medical course today.
A. W. Huddie, a well known Francis citizen, has been seriously ill at his home this week due to influenza.
Mrs W H Powell of Francis attended the Pattern Star meeting in Ada last night with other visitors from nearby towns.
Mrs. Orville Snead arrives back today from Bartlesville where she attended the Presbyterian Synod this week and serves as state treasurer.
iL M Calloway of Tupelo spent Thursday attending to business in Ada.
Mrs Bob Thornton of Centrahoma was admitted to Ada hospital this week for an operation yesterday. Her condition was described as improving today.
Mr and Mrs Joe Harrington visited Mrs Harringtons sister in Ardmore and planned to travel to Amarillo to see Mrs Ford and Mrs Palmer. Lois Low of Vaness shopped in Ada stores. T L Broadrick and children returned from Oklahoma City and reside at 1112 South Belmont. Mrs Joe Gilmore of Allen visited Ada. Mr and Mrs K R E Hatcher of Paoli visited Ada for business. Miss Lucille Smith convalesces after a week at home following work with the B Y P U training school. W T Shelton returned from Sherman where his mother underwent surgery. her condition is as well as could be hoped for. Fresh carbons large sheets at Ada News.
Mrs Bud Duncan and children returned from Oklahoma City after a week visiting Mr Duncan's parents Mr and Mrs Bud Duncan.
Mr and Mrs Denton Floyd of Ada and Mr and Mrs Otis Floyd of Clinton Ia spent Saturday in Dallas for the state fair and a football game.
Ivey Simpson of Fitzhugh departed last week on an overland trip to California for an extended visit.
Mr and Mrs Paul Waner and son Pagt, with Mrs Waner’s sister Estelle Moore, depart for Miami Beach Florida to spend the winter. The Waters have visited Mrs Estelle Moore in Ada and with Mr Waner’s parents at MecLoud during the past month.
Miss Jewel Dial resides on West Sixteenth Street this week. Lawton residents Mr and Mrs Vanda Mack with children Donald and Wayne and Mrs George Snoddy with daughter Rowena stop to visit en route to Centrahoma and Coalgate. Sergeant Aubrey Holloway, visiting family, leaves for Kansas City before returning to Selfridge Field Detroit Michigan.
Cy Blanton pitched effectively to lead Ada to a 5 to 1 victory over Shawnee News here yesterday. The two teams meet again this afternoon with Gus Williams and Letty Hubbel slated to start for the mound.
Jimmy Petty the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Petty of 215 W Sixteenth is hospitalized with a broken arm following an accident that occurred Sunday.
Charles Sample moved from Tulsa to Ada and will oversee the electric welding department at the Henderson Machine Shop. He will make his home in Ada.
Miss Mary Alice Noll of Roff shopped in Ada Saturday. Mrs. V Mehare and her mother Mrs. Puts of Roff visited Ada yesterday. Miss Flossie Patterson of Allen visited friends here during the weekend.
Oscar Hatcher of Oklahoma City stays with his brother Ben Hatcher in Ada this week. Mrs Hatcher and their child are guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Hatcher for several days.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Bonner announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday October 16. The baby has been named Dolores. Mr Bonner is with the J C Penney store here.
Mrs W N Woelk died suddenly from heart disease. Her sister Mrs R R Clark received the message this morning and left today for Great Ben a Kansas to attend the funeral services.
J A Criswell who has been very ill after a tonsil operation shows slow improvement and is able to be up today according to a health update.
John Boyce McKeel traveled to Muskogee to see his father Dr. Sam A. McKeel who is listed as ill at a local hospital.
Guy Lefty Williams subdued the Shawnee News team Monday afternoon and led Ada to an 8-2 victory securing their second win in two days over the Shawneeites.
Harvey of Rogers and Leenthal contractors is in the city at the Harris hotel to prepare for the federal building project. Excavation will begin under contract, with first work expected in a week to ten days and rapid progress once underway.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Halverson of Oklahoma City will move to Ada this week. Mrs. Halverson is the daughter of Mrs. O F Maury of Ada. Mr. Halverson will be in business.
Dr and Mrs Seaburn of Noff visited friends in Ada yesterday. Homer Leeper of Noff was a business visitor in Ada this morning. Mr and Mrs Dolph Trease announce a nine pound son born Saturday morning October 15 at Ada hospital. Mr Trease is principal of Clarita school but now at East Central. Mrs Trease is a former East Central student. The family lives with Mrs R R Montgomery 602 Be Twelfth. Mrs Dud Freeney of Franks visits Ada this week. Mr and Mrs Coy S Byrd of Ada announce a daughter born today Tuesday October 18 1933.
An improvement has been reported in the condition of Dr Sam A McKeel who has been receiving treatment at the veterans hospital in Muskogee for some time.
Mr and Mrs Harley Brown of 701 South Breadway are moving to Ardmore on November 1. Mr Brown serves as an auditor for Phillips 66 Service company and has been transferred to Ardmore.
Miss Dora Webster secretary of Ada chamber of commerce returned from Mt. Pleasant Texas where she attended a meeting of road delegates and enthusiasts.
Walter Smith and Wayne Coffman of Pauls Valley were in Ada last night to receive their majority degrees at a De Molay meeting. Both are members of the Ada chapter, Order of the De Molay.
Seven Pontotoc county townships and cities disclose annual appropriations for bonded indebtedness, judgments and road work under county supervision. Stonewall, Roff, and other towns report sinking funds, general funds, and limited levies. totals include bonds issued, accrued interest, and taxes set to meet obligations.
Mr and Mrs Cosby Huddle of Ponca City travel to Lawrence and Ada this week due to the serious illness of Mr Huddle father A W Huddle a well known local citizen.
Mrs. Shirley Greenberg departed early this week to Mill Creek to live with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lester and begin a new residence.
Announcement states Miss Leona Bass wed Mr. El dred Soloman of Vanoss. Witnesses were Miss Nola Tilley and Mr. Earnest Williams from Vanoss. Mrs. Soloman is Dollie Bass of Ada’s daughter and former East Central student. Mr. Soloman is Carl Soloman and family’s son from Vanoss, Vanoss school graduate. They will live in Ada.
Get lays out Curtis campaign trip ends early after arm and shoulder bruises from car collision near Layton Utah. Mrs L Pechart driving Wendover Utah vehicle hit Curtis machine broadside on soft dirt shoulder. bumper torn, fenders smashed. Curtis spoke briefly in Layton after accident with Reed Smoot Ernest Bamberger and Lieut Harry Randall aboard. Vehicle speed about 35 mph.
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at Tom's Service Station on West Main Friday night after flames burned over two pumps and a tank wagon. A light bulb exploded and fumes ignited during gasoline transfer. Weekend fire scorched an awning at 100 West Main, likely from a discarded cigarette.
Jose Alvarado, seven year prisoner for burglary in Osage county, faces a hold order from Vega authorities over a bank robbery indictment. Johnston refused extradition despite a parole office recommendation. the case involves a May 27, 1927 bank robbery and vault confinement. A separate note classifies Roosevelt as a gentleman farmer.
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