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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
Mike P. Kryswicz of Uncasville Conn writes Ponca City chamber seeking a cowhand position and if the 101 ranch near Pere operates a cowboy school He calls himself Montana Mike and is referred to Col Joe C Miller of the 101 ranch circus touring New England states Try a News Want Ad for results
Training children in leather work at Egyptian trade schools expanded the leather industry and increased competition with foreign manufacturers.
Miss Moselle Hunter announced to guests at 915 South Broadway an upcoming marriage to Mr. Verus Hobson on July 22. A Thursday afternoon tea hosted by Mesdames Ed Harraway and Claud Rodarmel featured garden flowers, a formal greeting, and a decorative parasol on each plate signaling the engagement.
About 150 guests attended a bridge luncheon to honor Miss Moselle Hunter, bride to be of Veruis Hobson. Hosted by Mrs. M. C. Wilson Mrs. Ben McKinley and Mrs. Yandel Lain at 01 South Townsend, the event featured garden flowers, blue and gold accents, and high score prizes for several guests.
Rainbow reception planned at 108 West Fourteenth Street the McKeels home Wednesday from eight to ten. Invited are Rainbow girls in summer school, mother advisors, De Molay members, Eastern Star matrons, and Ada Rainbow assembly members.
In Holdenville on July 3 local residents Marion Heard and Mildred Robinson of this city wed in a small ceremony. The couple, widely known here from college days, plan to reside in the city.
Minoru Maida writes in Chuo Koron that Americans are rough and unrefined yet Heaven's favored children with vigor and iron will. He notes strong individualism and philanthropy among millionaires, contrasting stereotypes with a nuanced portrait of U S life and values.
Three Oakland businessmen F. P. Davis Edward P. Reeves and C. E. Peacock are held in Alameda County jail without charges as police probe an alleged fake eight million dollar oil merger. They allegedly sold shares in a fictitious organization backed by oil men and many California oil companies.
Warrant Officer Fred Schrieber appeals for more enlistments in the Ada based band company ahead of Fort Sill’s annual encampment. He stresses youth education and vacation value in guard service and urges Ada businesses to support the effort due to local revenue from guard activities. Grasshoppers are noted on mountains 18,000 feet high.
Last week was among the hottest on record in Ada as residents faced extreme heat. Government thermometers showed 97 degrees on Saturday while downtown readings reached 105 to 130, with a 108 degree high claimed last Thursday despite public complaints about official readings.
A Pittsburgh educational research bureau survey finds students in platoon schools posting higher averages than peers in non platoon schools across city schools.
The Citizens National Bank of Soper reopened today twelve miles west of Hugo as a reorganization of the Liberty State Bank. It carries new capital of 15000 dollars and a surplus of 1500 dollars with large deposits restricted temporarily. withdrawals were light and many new deposits were recorded.
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