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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

Page

5

Farmers Union notes and county fair plans in Ada area

The editors urge readers to share neighborhood news including Farmers Union events, lodge meetings, school interests, and club activities. Features describe Allen to Stonewall townships fairs with dates, Colbert school progress, local farms, artesian well at Cul­lins home, Rushing improvements, Pratts’ dairy venture, and Moser's premium drive boosting Ada’s fair standings.

Farmers’ Union Allen Township Allen Fitzhugh Township Rofs Francis Maxwell Midland Vaness Stonewall

Community News Tells Of Visitors And New Arrivals

County correspondence lists residents visiting churches and relatives in Ada Sheep Creek and Mill Creek. New neighbors join the community while families move from Frisco and Missouri. a baby girl is born to Noah and Mrs Talent. local school girls make paper hats as Sunday school interest grows with a 10 o clock invitation.

Union Valley Alolso R. F. Stephens Francis Charley Payne Missouri Virgil Riddle Okmulgee W. R. Riddle Jim Lowery Miss Carroll Miss Jones Ada Lydia Godby Sheep Creek Lem Killingworth Oklahoma City Allie Hale Coalgate Riddle T. A. Locke Mill Creek Laura Lee Carroll Mattie Carroll Mart Durbin Frisco Noah Anderson Evaline Fletcher Jim Anderson Joe Hoggatt Noah Talent Talent J. H. Turner

Parish chapel visit and Farmers' Union meeting notes

Sam Maddox and family visited his brother J. E. Maddox Sunday to a large crowd. The Farmers' Union meets here every two weeks on Tuesday night, with about twenty members reported attending.

Sam + Maddox J. E. Maddox Farmers’ Union

Local Family News From Blue Bell Area

Community social notes recount visits among families including Miss Ollie Wood Miss Augusta Thomp and Miss Gertie Pennington. School set to close in two weeks while cotton crops suffer boll weevil damage though corn looks decent. Mr Thompsons head to Sulphur for health. Bennie and Lynan Pennington visit Center for Sunday meeting.

Bennie Thompson Lynan Pennington Debs Thompson Blue Bell

Colbert Items Highlight Local Events and Birthdays

The Methodist Revival continues through the week with 14 conversions reported. Social visits include Henrys at the Richman home, Harold Smiths sixth birthday party with games and ice cream, and guests such as Ethel O Day of Ada. Nearby residents Mrs J F Lawson and W T McCarty family visited Beulah in Marietta Oklahoma, while Chestnut guests joined Mr Selphs family. Other notices mention J H Woods family, R Manley of Egypt visiting Frank Smiths, and Grace Hyder visiting Eunice McAnally.

Beulah Marietta Okla W. J. B. McAnally Chestnut Selph J. H. Woods River R. Manley Egypt Frank Smith W. C. Lindsey Lonnie Cassidy Pickett Grace Hyder Eunice McAnally

Konowa Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travels

Messrs W M Akin and Peters visited relatives in the area. Erma Ford left for Shawnee to visit relatives. Bonnie Hamilton of Shawnee visits Roma Ford. W W Nunely delivered apples to Okmulgee. Ada visitors Mr. and Mrs. Adam. LeRoy Casteel and family moved to Maud. Charlie Taylor left for school. Eugene Doughit returned from Edmond. Lola Cox returned from Little Rock. C B Gordon visited Wetumka. Pearl Wade returned from Stonewall. Oda Terry returned to Oklahoma City. Mrs A B Fox spent weekend in Oklahoma City. Vivian Casteel returned from McAlester. Mrs W M Mefzels in Oklahoma City. Mrs F R Miller and son Claud visiting Stonewall. Fitzhugh Huddleston visiting his parents.

Konowa W. M. Akin Peters Erma Ford Shawnee Bonnie Hamilton Roma Ford W. W. Nunely Okmulgee Adam LeRoy Casteel Maud Charlie Taylor Eugene Doughit Edmond Lola Cox Little Rock Ark C. B. Gordon Wetumka Pearl Wade Stonewall Mattie Miller Oda Terry Oklahoma City

Center News Briefs Show Local Visits and Visits

Center residents report visits from Mary Sutherland returning from Coalgate and Ada acquaintances, Pauline Austell visiting Stonewall, Jim Bohanon family from Roff visiting for a meeting, Lois and Vera Williams from Ada staying with friends, and W T Melton and wife among others in Center social notices.

Center Mary Sutherland Coalgate Tom Thomas Ada Pauline Austell Earnest Austell Stonewall Jim Bohanon Roff Lois Vera Williams W. T. Melton Laughlin Davis

Center Church Meeting Draws Large Ada Area Crowd

Patterson family from Ada attend services at Center with Cecil and Clara. Visitors Flora and Flossie Summers return to Maxwell. many from Vaness Norman Maxwell Summers Parish Chapel and more travel for nightly meetings. Center school baseball loses 8 to 7 at Vanoss. third team beats Pickett 19 to 7. Mrs Bickley sings at the meeting and visits Ada.

Center Strong Tabernacle Vaness Norman Maxwell Picket Fron Post Bellvue Stratford Ada Flora Flossie Esther Sutherland Myrtle Thomas Tom Jr Sutherland Etta Mae Qualls Mae Austell Naomi Eddings Vanoss Pickett

Homer Pie Supper Supports Local School

The Friday night pie supper drew many townspeople and visitors. Proceeds totaled 17.22 for the school fund as residents thanked guests for their help and presence. Mr and Mrs Virgil Brumley returned from Texas and Mrs Eliza Ford and Miss Nan nie Barnes spent Saturday night.

Homer Virgil Brumley Texas Eliza Ford Nannie Barnes

Sunday Social Notes From Local Community

Mrs Will Brum ley and Mrs D Lane are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Lee Carney stayed with Brumleys. School enrollment is about 80 with Thursday night spelling or ciphering. Miss Willie Campbell visited Miss Nannie Barnes. Attendees went to the Masonic picnic at Ada. Sunday school and singing are held weekly and all are welcome.

Will Brumley D. Lane Lee Carney Jack Brumley Willie Campbell Lula Nannie Barnes Ada

Setter dog rescues master on perilous alpine fall

French Alpinist Morel fell into a 4875 foot precipice on Voiron's Mountain breaking both legs. His setter retrieved the injured climber and carried a note tied to the dog's collar to Croisette village. Six hours later rescuers arrived and carried Morel to safety with the dog guiding the party.

Geneva Morel Voiron Croisette

England to be appeased at midnight to end war

London reports that at midnight England will be appeased with all foes in the world war except Turkey. The formal termination of the state of war is set by an order in council on August 10, ending hostilities.

Lonon England Turkey

Dirigible Destroyed in Naval Station Fire

New York August 31 The dirigible balloon D-6 and its hangar were destroyed by fire at the Rockaway naval air station today An explosion of gas tanks within the hangar caused the fire There were no deaths

New York Rockaway Naval Air Station

Gasoline Prices Stable at 14 Cents a Gallon in Fort Worth

Gasoline sold generally at filling stations in Fort Worth today at 14 cents a gallon. One station that cut to 12 cents recently returned to 14 cents. Mr. and Mrs. A L Bullock and their children from Roff were in the city yesterday for the Masons Day program and to visit friends.

FT. Worth Texas A. L. Bullock Roff City

Bill Byrd Visits City with Friends from Maysville

Bill Byrd of Maysville is in the city for a few days visiting friends. He plans sightseeing and local gatherings during his stay.

Bill Byrd Maysville

Court Convenes At 9 30 Warns Motorists In Quincy

In Quincy on August 31 Chief of Police Goodhue posts signs on entry streets warning motorists that court convenes at 9 30. The notices aim to curb fast driving and have reportedly slowed overspeeding by drawing drivers’ attention to the impending court session.

Quincy Goodhue

Sweet preliminary set for September 8 in forgery case

Continuation of the preliminary hearing for H L Sweet, jailed on forgery charges, was granted by JP H J Brown upon defense counsel petition. A new hearing date of September 8 was fixed, marking a second postponement after an August 19 continuance. The same date applies to O J Sheers and Joe Brown, charged with stealing an automobile, to be heard before Justice Brown.

H. L. Sweet Justice of the Peace H. J. Brown Sweet O. J. Sheers Joe Brown Justice Brown

Konawa Notes and Local Visits Record Cotton Sale

Mr Cross refurbishes his West Main residence while area residents travel and visit. J P Huddleston sold Konawa’s first cotton bale to Burton and Townsend for 15 cents a pound, with premium arranged by A M Lovette. Local residents include C B Hooks Arkansas trip and gatherings in Ada Stillwater Wewoka Shawnee and several Arkansas towns.

Mr. Cross West Main C. B. Hooks Arkansas Frank Swan James Bates Frank Swan, Jr Essie Russell Laura Radnish Stillwater Ada J. T. Cox Lola Marion Howard Wewoka Sam Bates

Lehigh School to Open With 13 Teachers This Fall

Lehigh will start classes on Tuesday September 6 with 13 teachers led by Superintendent W A Allen Willena Duncan and Verla Clark from Pontotoc county. A new gym and manual training building will be near completion. The Midway mines are active and some activity may appear at Number 5. The Coal County News was not issued last week due to linotype trouble and hopes to resume soon.

Z. E. Cullins Ada Cullins Joe Rushing School of Lehigh W. A. Allen Willena Duncan Verla Clark Pontotoc County Midway Coal County News

Dodson Home Near Vanoss Destroyed by Fire

The home of C. D. Dodson, four miles southwest of Vanoss, burned Wednesday night of last week. The blaze is thought to have been incendiary in origin.

C. D. Dodson Vanoss

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Byron Norrell Mr. Rushing Will Coffman R. F. Smith J. D. Fulton A. R. Selph Ona Woods Colbert S. E. Pratt Prof A. Pratt Hird Pratt Kansas City W. G. Moser Fred F. Brydia CO Oklahoma North Broadway Ross Ford Car Fitzhugh Pecan Grove School House Adano Improvements Byrd W. D. Faust M. L. Lewis C. T. Brydia Lewis Faust West Main Street Bro. Strong Leona Bradley Auten Beda Jones Bud Whiite Purcell Roy Briggs J. H. Lynn Virgil Stanfield A. H. White Edna Mitchell John Auten Setter The Associated Press Naval Station Konawa News Lehigh News Cc. D. Dodson Ifrocks S.M. Shaw Ada, Orla
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