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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
7
The text appears to be an OCR fragment from a United States District Court document in the Northern District, mentioning a court proceeding. Details such as party names, case number, and specific action are unclear due to damage.
By Harve Lambert deputy Lillard Eidson Lewis Harrell and Kerr attorneys for plaintiff.
Residents work in the fields gathering corn and pulling bolls while Jewel Reeves visits Elnavera Kent over the weekend. Mr and Mrs James Isaacs noted in local activity.
Attorneys Harrell and Kerr appear for the plaintiff in a case involving Lonnelle Allen with notary public confirmation on file. The document includes a commission expiration date and formal filing details.
In the County Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of William J Butler deceased is administered. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to K C Heard administrator at Harrell Kerr 201 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred. August 31 1978. Harrell Kerr Attorneys for Administrator.
Day and night with Mrs Litha Summers and Mr and Mrs Ernest Summers attended the funeral of Cecil Stewart at Ada on Sunday. Fragments note visitors Veda Tucker Alpha and John McIntyore Jr staying with Ernest Summers Friday night and visits by Gene Magar and Juanita Jones before her return to Amarillo Texas.
Local items report a Holiness meeting and revival efforts in Hickory and nearby towns, a labor day picnic planned at Lakeside, and a large array of school faculty appointments at Allen. Embedded notices mention births, weddings, visits, and community activities across Hickory, Ada, and Pontotoc County.
L. R. Watson, superintendent of the local schools, announces the fall term starts Monday September 7. High school enrollment is Friday September 4 from 8 20 to 12 o'clock. All grade students enroll on Monday.
A revival began Sunday night at the church led by Bro Maynard. The event invites attendees from all areas. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Charley Moberley and their three sons visiting relatives in this town while Mrs Ruth Tharp of Happvyland stayed with Miss Retha Lee Smpkins over the weekend.
Ada Milling Company seeks bright color baled oat straw for sale at 5.00 per ton. Contact Ada Milling Company. 27 11
President Roosevelt forecasts a current year deficit of 2.097 billion dollars with receipts at 5.666 billion. He notes drought relief and work relief costs, potential additional appropriations under 500 million, and a net debt figure after statutory retirement. The estimate reflects higher revenue than January due to legislative changes and bonus passage.
A Pontotoc county NYA unit formed in Ada with 75 youths aged 18 to 23 attending in Convention hall. L A Ellison urged a cheerful, healthy lifestyle while Naomi Waters was elected president, Luther McCormick vice president, and Alice Adams secretary treasurer. Next meeting set for September 14 at the same venue.
District Judge Thurman Hurst ordered a verification of 117 signatures on a petition seeking a grand jury investigation of County Commissioner J. L. Gray and appointees. The petition filed by private investigator W. J. Porteroff asks if the signers are qualified taxpayers.
The Vatican on September 2 to 8 signaled indirect recognition of Italy's new east African empire. Observers note cautious diplomacy as Rome extends formal acknowledgement while maintaining Vatican neutrality on the regional upheaval.
In Essex Missouri Mrs Crit Haynes praises Cardus for relief from cramps and changes of life. The ad claims thousands of women testify to Cardus benefits and suggests seeing a physician if it does not help.
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