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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

3

Tomato Snatchers and Bug Fighters Tie in Allen Scouts Game

The Ada News notes a close Friday morning baseball game between the Tomato Snatchers and the Bug Fighters of Allen Boy Scout troop with final score not available due to time. Scouts Turke Adams Clyde Compton fished a mess of catfish. Willie Underwood makes bows and arrows. Hoyt Isaacs led an Indian stomp dance.

Allen Boy Scout Troop Ada News Turke Adams Clyde Compton Allen Jim Carr Gladstone Kidwell Ray Cummings Willie Underwood Hoyt Isaacs Council Keith Ross Miller Killie Raymond Perry Haskell Gilmore Hollie Scott Jr Gilmore Kenneth Richardson Lowell Adams Bennie Carruth Junior Bowman

Foreclosures Held Up Nationwide As 60 Day Moratorium Sought

Federal Home Loan Bank Board and Comptroller Fort announce a 60 day moratorium on foreclosures for national and state bank receivers as a policy to preserve home equity. Telegram urges delay across closed institutions. expected mortgage market revival after October 15.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board Franklin W. Fort National Conference of Business and Industrial Committees Fort Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Tragedy in Tulsa: John Simpson Kills Ex Wife then Self

John Simpson, a 49 year old Oklahoma farmer, stabbed his estranged wife to death at her Tulsa home after six hours of conflict. He wounded neighbor George Delashaw, 66, during the attempt to intervene. all three are not expected to survive. The case ends with Simpson fatally slitting his own throat.

Tulsa Aus John Simpson Georrge W. Delashaw Saia Delashaw Simpson Tupelo Simpsons

Mrs Simpson of Wichita Passes at 35

A Wichita woman identified as Mrs. Simpson died at age 35, with local obituaries noting her early death and provide brief biographical details.

Wichita Kan

Death claims three year old Catherine Crossley

A Oklahoma obituary notes Catherine Crossley aged three died Wednesday night August 24 from diphtheria at home of L C Crossley. The family mourns a mother father three brothers and one sister with a prayerful verse expressing grief and hope for reunion in heaven. A friend, Johnnie Smith, Stonewall, Okla., signs the notice.

Union Valley 4 H club prep for fair and school exhibits

Union Valley progress notes show 4 H club girls preparing exhibit for the fair and school exhibit work. The sixth to eighth grade room enrolls 25 with promising projects as Rev Lowery starts revival services and multiple local visits occur among residents.

Rev. Lowery Robert Hoggatt Willie Hyde J. C Maxie Jess Brandon Margie Lee Juanita Faber Olive Newton Annie Brandon Jim McLain N. A. Scott Hyde Thaddeus Akers Inez Mayfield Ada

Party honors Kirby Lee Anderson before move to Kansas

A Friday night gathering at Madie Burk’s was well attended as friends and neighbors praised Kirby Lee Anderson who will depart Tuesday for Lawrence Kansas.

Madie Burk Kirby Lee Anderson Lawrence Kansas

Rain Signs Bring Hope for Cotton Picking Week

Maxwell notes signs of rain hoped for as farmers may begin cotton picking this week. Bro. Kidd continues revival at the park through Sunday night with sermons at Johnstonville. Bro. Melott from Texas hosts services at the schoolhouse. Local visits include the Emery and Brecheen families, plus neighborly calls. Barn construction by J. W. Barnett and various small community happenings round out the week.

Bro Kidd Johnstonville Melott Texas Webb Emery Jerry of Cooke Jim Brecheen Dewey Cox Edna Sue Edd Stevens Ada D. Brecheen Obera Norman Laura Isaacs Roy Mitchell Howard Nunley A. H. Ellis Mack Fleming J. S. Isaacs J. W. Barnett

Ada quartet highlights Sunday young people meeting

The young people's meeting drew a large crowd on Sunday night with a fine program by Mr. a Gr ner and his Ada quartet. Many visits and gatherings followed, including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart and other regional residents sharing time across the area.

A Grner Ada Jack Dunn Earl Stewart John Ray Walter Frazier Evelyn Coffey Willie Tipton Leon Smith Hart Patton Larah Pendleton Maybelle McKeel Lillie Coffey Lillie Mae Evans L. O. Cobb Hilman_ Ables Willis Ables H. G. Coffey Pampa Texas Elbert Reed Henningan Sissel Doss Mamie Mounger Breco Hospital Dollye Ables Nora Childers Fitzhugh Lester Pitts Arthur Coffey Arden L Little Son Wells

Local Bicentennial Contest Winners Named

Imogene Smith and Albert Jamar won two of four places in the Washington bicentennial contest held at Vaness Friday. They will compete in the county contest next Saturday at Ada.

Washington Vaness Imogene Smith Albert Jamar Ada Literary Society Esther Maness Albert Edna Oma Jamar David Watters Huff Luke Ward Arthur Anglin T. J C. O. Wortman Leonard McBroom

Small Town Visitors and School Notes From Sunday

Ruby Alexander spent Saturday night and Sunday with Carolyn and Jewell Britt. Geneva Roundtree spent Sunday with Helen Brumley. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Siner and family visited Rost to see relatives. Mrs. Frank Gaines improving at home from tonsillitis. Perleedia Britt visited Sunday with Birdie Britt. Sunday school and singing were held. Jack Gaines returned to school after illness. Master Sammie Raines heals from a broken arm. The recent food sale raised funds for playground equipment.

Arch Collins Cora Lee Lois Robertson Alcie Ball Sybil Cade Lillian Collins Mabel Kirby See Dave Stockton Ada Beatrice See Crawley Ada Hospital Frank Pinley Bebee Lee Home Myrtie Crow Mattie Ellis Gee Ellis Wanna Center Elgin Smith Blanchare Floyd Gray Bud Dryden Aline Jurd Syble Isaacs G. W. Lamb E. O. Cavener C. H. Bowie oMntie Mitchell Oklahoma City Law Clarence Woods Baby C. L Alex, Okla H. R Lee Whitaker Inetta Cecil Cavener Mozelle Maxwell J. T. Law Elma Law LaDon Daley Daley Escue Whitaker Clyde Meeks Rush Willie Whitaker Vaness Bob Woods Lorene Briton Tom Bob Myers Henry Jamar Doyle Allie Jessie Newby Homer Mosley Burton Fedis Fallon Bob Willoughby Curtis Blevins Oder Wadlow Rhoda Edd Shirley Jim Roberts Blanchard Randoff Purcell Henry Myers T. M. Myers Lorene Myers Allie Newby Rhoda Shirley Doyle Newby Burton Myers Herbert Hobart Jamar Gracemont Okla E. C. Jamar George Myers Joyce June Pearson Mrs. Myers Fred Ward Dunn Allen Lairle Anglen Jewel Blevins Sam Cox Baby Mable Bittles Lorene Bee Mr. Cumming Monroe Florice Q. R. Bevers Ruby Alexander Carolyn Jewell Britt Geneva Roundtree Helen Brumley J. W. Siner Rost W. D. Hallam Jim Bullard Clarice Duke Frank Gaines Stell Alexander Perleedia Britt Birdie Britt Harold Lambert Jones Arkansas City Jack Gaines Sammie Raines

Money Taken In Burglary Here

George Stoneham of 820 West Thirteenth reported a burglary Saturday night with 401 dollars missing from a pillow slip kept in a front room. Time of robbery placed between midnight and 3 o clock. entry via window screen damaged by an ice pick. Most of the loot was in twenties with some tens fives and ones.

George Stoneham West Thirteenth

Mother Drowns Two Children and Herself

Mrs. William A. Simmons a 25 year old watch repairman’s wife led her three daughters to a lake near Tulalooosa Alabama under pretense of baptizing them and drowned two of the children and herself the remaining child surviving Mrs Simmons sold religious literature and brought the family from their home sixteen miles away and waded out into the lake before disappearing

Monroe Jones Ada Oklahoma H. E. McGuire Stratford Missionary, Baptist Church Jesus Tulaloosa Ala William A. Simmons Here Louise Simmons

Oklahoma Legion Instate Officers Elected At Convention

Muskogee August 29 stirrings memories as Oklahoma American Legionnaires parade for the annual convention. Election of 40 E1 8 officers names E R Christopher Bartlesville as grand chef de gare and Mert Poole Stillwater as past chief follow. Other officers include Paul Francher Holdenville Clyde Kaiser Ada Roos Taylor Bartlesville C C Goble Lawton Bart Lawton Pawhuska and others.

Muskogee Legion E. R. Christopher Bartlesville Crand Ce Gare Mert Poole Stillwater Paul Francher Holdenville Clyde Kaiser Ada Roos Taylor Commissaire Intendente C. C. Goble Lawton Garde de la Porte Bart Lawton Pawhuska Poole Cheminat Nationale H. I. Dean Sapulpa M. D. Volker A. R. Drumm Ponca City O. E. Exsleston Seminole Frank McSherrie McAlester Otis Harper Oklahoma Ecrand Chemino

Fugitive Branded Granite Convict Nabbed Near Avia

Oscar Brandon, 45, arrested near Ravia while officers hunted two men tied to a Fort Worth family robbery and kidnapping. Brandon allegedly admitted involvement with Aussie Elliott in the attack that left an 18 year old daughter abducted and later found bound at Lone Cedar cemetery. The Weber family reported the crime and the car loot was recovered.

Tishomingo CP Rowman Oscar Brandon Ravia Fort Worth Texas Brandon Robert Donaldson Johnston County Aussie Elliott John Weber Webers Weber Joanna Johnston Carter Marshall Elliott Reformatory Lone Cedar Cemetery

Zetkin Demands Impeachment Of Hindenburg Cabinet

Clara Zetkin opens the Reichstag in Berlin urging impeachment of President von Hindenburg and Chancellor von Papen for constitutional violations. She denounces the regime as allied with monopoly capital while calling for a united workers front and strikes abroad.

Berlin von Hindenburg Franz von Papen Clara Zetkin Reichstac Adolf Hitler Frau Zetkin Bic Supreme Court Reichstag Har Red Front

Tulsa Altus lead bid for convention in Oklahoma

Tulsa and Altus emerged as leaders in bidding for next year's American Legion convention. Governor Murray missed a speaking engagement. A parade followed the first business session with a women's auxiliary meeting earlier. Fireworks and an 8 parade capped the day. In Oklahoma City President Frank P. Johnson urged employers to rehire laid off workers and adopt staggered scheduling while praising the farm home loan bank system.

Muskogee Tulsa Altus American Legion Murray Okla Frank P. Johnson First National Bank and Trust Co Johnson Hoover

Golddigger Hits R F C for Millions

A psychologist notes men tend to do things bigger than women. The remark frames the idea of a golddigger pursuing millions from the RFC, illustrating gendered perceptions of financial ambition.

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BOY Scouts OF America Memoriam Winston Burpo Breeo Winston God Edith Townsend Stonewall, Oklaloma Ionesth Knealt Mary Lou Susie Lairson Wheeler, Texas Rosedale Lillian Elizabeth Bernice Jimie Freeman Aaron Anna Mae Pollock Vin Vanzant Lusian Bryant Aaron Pollock Pollock Anna Mae J. S. Freeman Gerb Robertson Parker Wm. Vanzant J. P. Freeman Clayton Vanzant Charley Peterson Bill Bennett Charlene Robertson Betty Joe Morgan Ia Parker Arvilla Parker Bill Vanzant Sunshine Catherine Bumpas Willie Mae Ganes Jimmie Freeman Lorene Parker Robertson Raymond Tinsley Otis Perryman Horace Eva Arnold Lee Lucian Bryant Catherine Johnnie Smith Stonewall Union Valley Walnut Grove Handsel Roper Sybel Adams Billy Joe Oliver Crane Jim Allen Vernon Crane Kenneth Goods Lula Leader Lena Owens Ada Satur Johnnie Davis St. Louis C. H. Brendle Elma Tyson Bill Keef Billy Lonnie Mann Impson Madie Burc Ailliene Burch Bill Murray Alen Boyd Janie Lue Burch Geneva Isaacs Floraence Isaacs Dallis Burk Joe Starble Marguerite Airlene Anderson Elbert Keef Syd Collins Anderson Pauline Mann Illa Mae Keef Ruth Bureh Cornell Brewer Madelson Anderson Onie Boucher Mildred Owens Lora Ellis Pete Smith Shawnee Jack Watts T. J. Bevers Sasakwa Jim Boucher Delta Watts Ottist Easley Laura Oral Dunn Norma Jean Winston Bond Grant Isaacs E. E. Sutton Hansel Burke Thelma Jean Beulah Little Walter Lee Asher James Isaacs Ivy Sparks Clara Lee Flowers Liza Brecheen Jake Watkins Celeste, Tex Sam Riley Konawa Joe Edward J. D Will Goodwin Will Berry Grady Bailey W. C. Norman J. W. Trimble Sadie Cox Arphie Henderson Ruth Soward Delmar Flowers Loys Easley Nellie Mitchel Dorothy Nelson Lahoma Brecheen Joe Hilton G. L. Cole Willie Jamar Bob Geewell E. C. Cavor Dorothy Marjorke Louise GALE A . Homer Ugitive Avia Hindenburg von Papen Hitler Reiichstal Reichstal Germany Workers’ and Peasants’ Congress Soviet Germany Moscow
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