West Texas visitors share prosperity and travels
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Hoggatt from Lake View Texas visit their son Wallas and Mrs. Seeps at 303 E Twelfth. They note west Texas conditions as fairly prosperous. D E Pendergraft and daughter Gertrude fly to Oklahoma City to join a California tours campaign winners train touring Grand Canyon Yellowstone and Colorado. Pendragraft won the local contest. Ben Ware Jones heads to Las Vegas New Mexico to teach manual arts. Cole Jobe will teach in Albuquerque. Miss Rives and Miss Shaw enter the University of Oklahoma. Jessie Lee Woods leaves for Oney Springs Colorado to teach language at a high school. She is East Central graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Hoggatt
Lake View
Texas
Wallas
D. E. Pendergraft
Gertrude
Oklahoma City
California
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Ben Ware Jones
Overland
Las Vegas
N. M
Cole Jobe
Albuquerque
Jessie Lee Woods
Oney Springs
Colo
Miss Woods
East Central
Gladwell Recovers After Sherman Appendix Operation
R H Gladwell underwent an appendix operation in Sherman Texas recently and is able to sit up. He plans to return home here within the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Gladwell
Sherman
Texas
Edith Chapman Heads to Phoenix for Teaching Post
Miss Edith Chapman departed this afternoon for Phoenix Arizona to resume teaching in city schools there. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Chapman
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Chapman
A. H. Chapman
Thomases Return From Colorado Teaching Update
Mr and Mrs Churchill Thomas returned from Boulder Colorado where Mr Thomas completed graduate work at the University of Colorado this summer He is a professor in the biological laboratory in Adahish Ott Harrison left for St Louis Missouri to become head of the physical education department at Overland High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Thomas
Boulder, Col
Thomas
University of Colorado
Ada _ hish
Ott Harrison
St. Louis, Mo
The
Overland High School
Miss Cromwell Heads to Okemah High School Job
Miss Jewell Cromwell leaves Ada for Okemah to take a first year position at the local high school. She is noted as an East Central student. Mrs W H Taloe of 62 West Fourteenth is homebound with a sprained shoulder from a recent fall and rests well today. Jay Johnson of Corpus Christi is visiting Ada as guest of his uncle Emmett Johnson at 728 East Sixth. Joe Bennett and son from Lake View Texas are Ada visitors for family and business ties. Bennett notes Texas has very dry weather.
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Jewell Cromwell
Okemah
Miss Cromwell
East Central
W. HH. Taloe
W. Fourteenth
Jay. Johnson
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ada
Emmett Johnson
Joe Dpd
Bennett
Joe Dpd, Jr
Lake View
Pauls Valley Man Attends Ada Opening and Visits Family
Hugh Taylor of Pauls Valley went to Ada Friday evening for the opening of Slaner and to visit his mother Mrs. J M Taylor and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Taylor
Pauls Valley
Ada
Slaner’s
J. M. Taylor
Dunn Family Leaves After Week of Guests
Mr and Mrs J W Dunn and children Homer and Margaret, guests of Mr and Mrs C B Diddle and Mrs O F Johnson, departed yesterday. Mr Dunn will conduct a three week meeting in Tennessee before returning to become minister at the Church of Christ.
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J. W. Dunn
Homer
Margaret
C. B. Diddle
O. F. Johnson
Dunn
Tennessee
Church of Christ
Miss Collie Grigsby Returns Home to Houston
Miss Collie Grigsby, guest of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keltner for weeks, returned to her Houston home today after being summoned by her brother's illness.
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Collie Grigsby
John M. Keltner
Houston
Tex
Clifford Byrne Visits Ada on Petroleum Business
Clifford Byrne arrived in Ada yesterday for business purposes connected to Simms Petroleum of Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Byrne
Ada
Mr Byrne
Simms Petroleum Company
Shawnee
Township Fair Winners Listed In Ada District
A lengthy Ada diary item lists township fair prize winners with many names, awards in preserves jams canned goods and crafts, plus livestock and farming prizes. It notes participants from Happy Land school and numerous individuals across the region receiving firsts seconds and other honors.
Tariff Boosters Drive Bill Through Senate Push
Washington reports administration leaders aim to press the tariff bill through the Senate before December while delaying other business. Nominees may be held until the session. farm board members will be sent to the Senate next week, with confirmation expected amid possible scrutiny by Senator Broakhart over wheat growers. A flood of diplomatic, judicial nominations awaits President Hoover amid Republican opposition and Justice Dept scrutiny of bench prospects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Farm Board
Broakhart
Iowa
Albert L. Watson
Scranton
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Watson
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Anderson
Indiana
Will Sparks
Rushville
Department of Justice
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
France
Edge
Hague Pact Ends Long Negotiations On Young Plan
The creditor powers and Germany reached agreement on the Young reparations plan at The Hague. A full session runs at 10 a m tomorrow to finalize business from August 1. Evacuation of the Rhineland by Allied troops is set for mid 1930 with zones to be cleared as plans are approved.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Japan
Conference of Experts
Paris
Rhineland
Philip Snowden
Thineland
Netherlands
Mainz
Briand
Stresemann
Many Companies Drill In Bebee Field As Fall Season Opens
Oil activity increases with multiple companies rigging at various depths in sections 19 5 5 and surrounding townships including Independent Oil Guest No 1 at 2339 feet on Viola lime Huffman Craven Norris Roberts Bolin and Flemming Norman rigs Diamond and Payton No 2 wells report 2645 feet and 50 barrel production J H Markham Wade Patsy and Boettcher operate or pause on several nearby sites between Ada and Allen Texas Pacific Superior and other firms manage drilling and fishing operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebee
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Viola
Guest
Huffman Oil Company
Craven
Empire Oil and Gas Company
Norris
Superior Oil Company
Ada
Allen
Dixie Oil Company
Payton
W. C. Hughes
Gann
J. H. Markham, Jr
Wade
Patsy Oil Company
Boettcher Oil Company
Hardin No. 1
Water Shortage Retarding Allen Drilling Operations
Dry weather cripples activity in Allen and surrounding oil fields. Texas company Lucy No 12 in section 19-5-8 yields about 400 barrels daily at 2590 feet, while Dixie Payton No 42 in section 1-4-7 shows 75 barrels with potential for more. Numerous rigs and new locations dot the region as operators push wells and shale targets despite scarce water.
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Allen Democrat
Allen Field
Allen
Texas Company
Lucy No. 12
Dixie Payton N.42
Hemaokia Oil Company
Ritchie No
Reed No
Pine Davis
Burke-Greis Nitehie
Louisiana Oil Company
I. T. ¥. O. Mathis No
Mathis No
Magnolia Reed No
Sinclair Culley No
Lewis No. 1
Benedum & Trees Drill in Bebee Field Expanding Operations
Benedum & Trees gains LaSelle interest and drills eight more wells with ten additional locations in Bebee-Max territory. LaSelle, a noted wildcatter, helped discover the field and remains active. Current wells include Golia Mole, Myrtle Bumpers, and B A Laselle farms with multiple sites under development and new locations planned to push toward a half hundred wells by year's start. Contractors include E W Jones, F D Jones, and Vaughan Rush. operations emphasize long field life and model camps.
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Pontotoc County
Benedum & Trees
Bebee-Maxwell
LaSelle
B. A. LaSelle
Mid-Continent
Bebee
Carter, LaSelle and Nance
Benedum and Trees
Starritt-Bumpers
Bumpers-Starritt
Golia Mole Farm
Myrtle Bumpers
G. W. Coker
B. H. Lowery
J. J. Molloy
J. F. Ballard
M. O. Matthews
L. Jacobs
Gollia
Mabel Browall
F. J. Stafford
M. H. Northam
E. W. and
F. D. Jones
Dallas
Texas
Vaughan & Rush
Tulsa
Ada High School Head Mrs Grace Rushing Moore To Arrive
Mrs Grace Rushing Moore of Oklahoma City, head of the domestic science department at Ada High School, is expected to arrive this weekend. R. O. Lawrence returns from a two week vacation in Arkansas visiting relatives and friends in Helena Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rushing Moore
Oklahoma City
R. O. Lawrence
Arkansas
Mr. Lawrence
Helena
Ark
Memphis
Reynolds visits Ada and heads to Konawa to teach
Lawrence Reynolds of Macomb visited Ada on Sunday and then went to Konawa on Monday where he will teach in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reynolds of
Macomb
Ada
Konawa
Higna
Ada Welcomes East Central Student Arriving for Term
Miss Ruth Allfrey of Shawnee, a former East Central attendee, arrived in Ada to begin the upcoming school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allfrey
Shawnee
East Central
Ada
Local Notes from Ada and Sherman Gather Weekend News
Miss Dovie Murray of Sherman returns to Ross to resume school after a visit with Miss Fleeta Barnes on S Francis. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs W D Little with weight eight and a half pounds. Mr and Mrs S W Buchanan of Holdenville visit Ada to see Dr and Mrs W H Enloe. Mrs W H Enloe recovering from a shoulder sprain. Wylie G Blanks of Cushing visiting with his parents and planning to enter the University of Oklahoma this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovie Murray
Sherman
Texas
Ross
Fleeta Barnes
S. Francis. I
Jorn
W. D. Little
S. W. Buchanan
Holdenville
Ada
W. H. Enloe
Wylie G. Blanks
Cushing
W. E. Blanks
Blanks
University of Oklahoma
Keenan Family Buys Filling Station on Allen Highway
D S Keenan and family have purchased a filling station on the new Allen highway to operate. They formerly resided at Konawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Keenan and
New Allen Highway
Konawa
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