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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1919

Page

5

Modish Straight Lines in Sunshine and Bischo Coats

The air of distinction passes to the wearer through clever lines that align with the season trends. Distinctive tailoring creates a refined silhouette, showcasing fashion as a mark of good taste and modern style.

Ada Residents Attend Reunion and Visits

Joy and festivities marked a reunion at Ada with Vernon Brandon visiting the town later in the week. Herman Stilwell stopped by his parents on Tuesday and Saturday. Ray Martin and his wife moved to Ada from Wetumka. Ray Stilwell is employed at the cement plant this week. Grandpa Nolen arrived to spend the fall with his son Jean Nolen and enjoyed the reunion.

Ada Vernon Brandon Herman Stilwell Ray Martin Wetumka Ray Stilwell Grandpa Nolen Jean Nolen Grandpa the Rattler Bro. Payne Rocky Chapel Bell Creech Tinnia Gertie Bertie Henry Creech Near Frisco Dora Driver Ardmore J. W. Higbee Rachel Hobgood Emma Creech Dowie Odoms Beebee Jim Greene A. M. Creech Burkburnett Texas Odom Mrs. Higbee Driver Virgie Roach Davie Odoms Lillie Creech Clint Clarence Phillips Burch Billy Disemore Alex Phillips Anna Chapman Ida Smith Sylvia Phillips S. C. Smith Ed Smith Rosedale Hickory Hill Casey Jones

Just What She Needed for Digestive Health

Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe Missouri praises Chamberlain's Tablets saying they relieved indigestion toned her liver eased backache and dizziness. She writes they did me a world of good and I will always speak a good word for them.

Public favors bright red as a fundamental color

The public expresses a preference for bright red shades as a fundamental color, supporting the view that deeper, more vivid hues enhance presence and appeal. Quote attributed to Anne Rittenhouse reflects a strong color enthusiasm.

Anne Rittenhouse

Clergyman Calls Ads Focus in Newspapers

Rev. A. N. D. Stubblebine urges churches to spend at least ten times their current ad budget. He argues that for every $20 spent on newspaper notices, churches should allocate $200 to maximize reach and impact.

A. N. D. Stubblebine

Jones Chapel and Pickett Community Notes

Local greetings and visits mark a lively week in Jones Chapel and Pickett. Residents like Alma Herrin, Nora Faulkenberry, and Donald Faulkenberry are noted with relatives and travel, while plans for a revival meeting at Jones Chapel Sunday night are mentioned.

Alma Herrin Nona Nora Falkenberry M. A. Golden John Swinney Henry Gill Arkansas Haley Williams Homer Pearl Hudson Winnie Bottoms Torfer Scellars O. L. Faul Donald Faulkenberry Lindsay Rev. Pendergraff Jones Chapel Arthur Herrin Duncan Okla Oma Dicker O. L. Faulkenberry

Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in Michigan

Mrs. A H Hall of Caseville Michigan says the remedy saved their baby's life this summer and they keep it in the house. Mrs Mary Carrington Caseville Michigan says it has always given prompt relief after years of use. This advertisement endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Chamberlain Michigan A. H. Hall Caseville Mich Mary Carrington

Rainy days and community life noted in Hart and nearby areas

The report highlights steady health in the community, ongoing social visits, church activities, and local gatherings. It notes recent rain, fruit canning emphasis, and upcoming cotton picking, with multiple mentions of residents visiting relatives in Ada, Frisco, and other localities.

Indigestion sufferers urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets

Indigestion sufferers may feel hopeless but many have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. The remedy strengthens the stomach and helps it function normally, enabling people to eat what they crave. If you have not tried them, do so at once.

Frank Rogers Stratford MceKnight Arthur Vernor Adam Maggie Watson Alice Wright Elsie Wall Bessie Jessie Thompson Mr. Proctor Vaness John Jeffry Dave Menser Ed Proctor Kansas City

Divorce Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Notice for publication in the district court in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. W F Poole plaintiff sues Myrtle Poole for divorce on grounds of desertion. Myrtle Poole must answer by October 15 1919 or petition will be taken as true and divorce granted. Dated September 3 1919. A R Sugg court clerk L E Franklin deputy. King Crawford attorneys for plaintiff.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County W. F. Poole Myrtle Poole A. R. Sugg L. E. Franklin King & Crawford W. T. Tarkington State of Oklahoma W. T Tarkington W. A. Alexander Daggs Ada

Quote from Jess Willard on teeth and risk

A quip attributed to Jess Willard notes that many successful business people and prosperous women metaphorically dig their graves with their teeth, suggesting self-destructive overconfidence or risk.

Jess Willard

Guion Drug Store Ad Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The Guion Drug Store in Guion Arkansas testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, stating they have sold it for years and have always found it gives perfect satisfaction according to E B Milburn proprietor.

E. B. Milburn Guion Drug Store Guion, Ark Adv

Hearing Set on Guardians and Administrators Final Accounts 1919 Ada

State court orders final hearing for guardians and administrators in causes 763, 792, 846, 1553, 1749, and 1753 to be held September 18, 1919 at 10 a.m. in Ada Oklahoma. Clerk ordered to publish notice in Ada News for two successive weeks prior to hearing.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc Mary Johnson I. S. Wright Guardian Lula Dunagan David N. Dunagan Edith Roff J. C. Roff Lela May Daniel J. E. Daniel Lenna Price John P. McKinley F. C. Oliver M. B. Oliver Ada Oklahoma Ada News Orel Busby

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