Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will auction The Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 21 Township 4 North Range 46 East Ada Oklahoma on September 25, 1935 at 2:00 p m. Sale of real estate to satisfy a foreclosure judgment plus interest costs and attorney fees. Sale notes one half oil and gas leasehold interest in Gypsy Oil Company subservient to plaintiff. if bids fail to cover the judgment, lands may be sold free of Gypsy interest. Deputy Claude Sturdivant assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krange
Ada
Gypsy Oil Company
R. L. Hays
W. D. Hays
R. J. Hays
N. E. Hays
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Said County
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Dawes Dyer
Bonnie Dyer
L. E. Hays
Kate Hays
W. Cc. Rollow
W. H. Rollow
W. E. Rollow
Jeter
Rellow Hardware Company
W. FR. Jarrett
Magnolia Petroleum Company
B. F. McCauley
M. €. Stonecypher
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Ada Land
Notice is given of a sheriff sale in Pontotoc county Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment for H A Bonifield against John R Osborn Rhoda Osborn and Tichie Al SM an. The property Lot 13 and 14 Black 100 Ada will be sold September 30 1935 at 2 pm at the south front door of the county courthouse Ada for cash, subject to unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court of
H. A. Bonifield
John R. Osborn
Rhoda Osborn
Tichie Alsman
Notice of publication for tax deed requests Pontotoc County
Leo G. Mann agent for Allen Street as administrator with will annexed of E. S. Hallock seeks publication service for tax deed on Lot 7 Section 4 Township 5 Range 5 Pontotoc County. Owners Limpia Royalties Trust W. E. Templeman N. E. Templeman Burnett Coss Sam F. Means Cross D. Payton absent from Oklahoma. sheriff cannot locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Oklahoma
Leo G. Mann
Allen Street
E. S. Hallock
Pontotoc County
Limpia
W. E. Templeman
N. E. Templeman
Burnett Coss
Sam F. Means
Cross D. Payton
Affiant
Leona Klopfenstein
Sale of Minor's Real Estate in Ada Oklahoma
Guardian to sell at public auction the undivided 2 115th interest in the East Half of Lot 34 Southside Addition Ada Oklahoma. Sale set for September 37 1935 at 10 am in Pontotoc County with court confirmation. Cash only. Guardian’s attorney J Z Medh Er notes notice dated September 4 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS
Majanita JO ° Sloan
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Majanita Jo Sloan
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Southside
Dank Bandit Flees Toward Oklahoma
Officers chase the Niotaze Bank bandit who robbed the Niotaze State Bank late yesterday. The suspect’s motor car, similar to another stolen in Peru, Kansas, eluded capture after a pursuit to Nowata Oklahoma. The escape rammed toward the southeast as authorities traced the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Niotaze
Oklahoma
Peru
Paul Palmer
Deuties
Nowata
Okla
Registration of Voters Under Way Across Pontotoc County
Registration for the statewide vote on referendum and possible initiatives has begun and will close the night of September 13. The article lists 61 precincts across Pontotoc with detailed registrars for Ada and surrounding areas including Fittstown North and South, Frisco, Lanham, Latta, Lovelady, and other townships, naming specific precincts and registrar individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittstown
Ada
Pontotoc
Canyon Springs
J. R. Duty
Center
E. T. Cox
Ada. Colbert
John Balthrop
Conway
Henry Mac Means
Stonewall
Colberg
J. T. Moon
RFD
Roff
Egypt
Halida Myers
Fitzhugh
W. C. Anthony
Francis
Russell Trammell
Frank Bonds
Frisco
Boss Morris
Galey
Q. R. Beavers
Greenhouse
W. E. Pitt
Hart
A. J. Wright
Vaness
Halls Hill
Jane Phillips
Allen
Homer
Ginning Rates Under Review in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission considered possible ginning rate reductions. Proposals seek cuts from 50 cents per hundred pounds for picked cotton and 35 cents per bale to 25 cents and 59 cents respectively, drawing opposition from ginners who warn yields may drop below recent estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Italy Seeks Alliances as Pressure Lingers on Allies
Italy urges other powers to align with its position while warning that continued abstention from coordinated action may weaken its case. The piece examines diplomatic options and the risk of broader disengagement.
Vanoss School Journal Names Staff and Editor
Bai Wallace McWhirter is named Editor In Chief and Allene Cummings serves as Sports Editor for The Vanoss School Journal. The announcement outlines new leadership roles for the school publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McWhirter
Allene Cummings
Poetry as the soul’s expression across ages
The editorial lauds poetry as a universal expression of life and love. It traces poetry’s role from ancient Greeks and Hebrews to native Britons and praises its continued importance in modern life.
Examination Week Hopes for Higher Grades
The week focuses on tests as students anticipate better results. The class hopes for more A’s than F’s, aiming to improved performance despite past challenges.
Six Week Grammar Unit Concludes in Class Ceremony
The American literature class completed a six weeks course in grammar. The unit closed successfully with Jo leeta Little Ennis Tiffin Ruby Baker Jack Pendleton Otis Perriman Bobbie Riggins Nova King and Ruby Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleeta Little
Ennis Tiffin
Ruby Baker
Jack Pendleton
Otis Perriman
Bobbie Riggins
Nova King
Ruby Mackey
English I A Students Named in Class Report
Both sections of English I completed the grammar unit and sentence structure. Making A are Mary Elizabeth Rogers Edith Wort man Geneva Kendrick Juanita Slentz and Eileen Tilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Rogers
Edith Wortman
Geneva Kendrick
Juanita Slentz
Eileen Tilley
English Department Mourns Miss Roberts Loss
Under Flos sie B Roberts guidance freshman English classes completed six weeks of work. The English, speech and Spanish classes regret the loss of Miss Roberts whose work has been outstanding during her time here. The following students have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie B. Roberts
Miss Roberts
Miss Ethel Bryan Returns from Los Angeles Visit
Miss Ethel Bryan arrived Wednesday after a five week stay in Los Angeles visiting her sister Mrs. W. B. Taylor and family. Mrs. Henry Colbert and her young son Henry Jr. have gone back to their home in Wewoka after a brief stay with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Colbert
Henry Jr
Wewoka
Allen man Floyd Keylor Visits Parents in Ada
Floyd Keylor of Allen is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C J Keylor and family at 312 East Twelfth. Miss LaNelle McKay of Stonewall visited Ada Wednesday as a guest of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Mrs. C. J. Keylor
East Twelfth
LaNelle McKay
Stonewall
Ada
Miss Ruth Grove Visits Ada Before University Stint
Miss Ruth Grove arrives in Ada after visiting her parents in Hugo. She will spend a week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hudson, before traveling to Norman to attend the University of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Grove
Hugo
Ada
H. H. Hudson
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Ada Visitor Jack Easley Linked to OKC
Friday report notes Jack Easley formerly of Ada now in Oklahoma City visiting friends and tending to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Easley
Ada
Oklahoma City
Ebeys Return From Three Week Manitou Vacation
Mr and Mrs W H Ebey have returned from a three week vacation at Manitou Colorado and report an enjoyable August this year at the popular resort town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ebey
Manitou
Colorado
Osborns Return From Colorado Springs Vacation
Mr and Mrs W B Osborn and family have returned from a two week vacation in Colorado Springs where they visited sights and relaxed together.
Mrs Jesse Collins Visits Ada For Shopping
Mrs. Jesse Collins of Neff visited friends and shopped in Ada on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Collins
Neff
Ada
Miss Ola Seawell Returns from Mexico City Residence
Miss Ola Seawell of 512 East Main returned Monday from three months in Mexico City Mexico where she spent the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Seawell
East Main
Mexico City
Mexico
Ada Visitor Traces Stuckey Family Ties
Sunday visitor Daily Miss Carolyn Hightower of Coalgate visited Ada Friday for social and business matters. Stuckey family members from Collinsville Tulsa and Los Angeles returned home after visiting Mrs. D. W. Shilling W. H. Nettles and Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hightower
Coalgate
Ada
Me. i
Cro Stuckey
Collinsville
Miss Hydie Northcutt Improves After Appendectomy
Miss Hydie Northcutt who had an appendix operation in a local hospital several days ago is reported improving as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydie Northcutt
Family returns from two weeks vacation across Southwest
Mrs. Ema Warmack and her son Ross Sonny Lillard and Miss Fred Andrews with their attorney returned Friday evening from a two week trip visiting New Mexico Mexico and Texas. They toured Carlsbad Caverns during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema Warmack
Ross
Sonny Lillard
Fred Andrews
New Mexico
Dixon Released To Home After Major Operation
R. W. Dixon of Brown- Gayne Music company who underwent a major operation in a local clinic recently has been removed to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Dixon
Brown- Gayne Music Company
Rogers Couple Return From Manitou Vacation
Mr and Mrs Rogers and family of 921 East Tenth have returned after a three week vacation in Manitou Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
East Tenth
Manitou
Colorado
Ratliffs Return From Three Weeks East Trip
Mr and Mrs Bert Ratliff and Bert Jr and Mary Jane Ratliff have returned home after a three week trip in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ratliff
Bert Jrr
Mary Jane Ratliff
East
Average of A for six weeks listed
The report names Waneeta Zumbro Billie Ruth Riggins Cletis Bond Dor othy Nelson Lorene Wood Bernice Hammond and Hazel Lea Watts as an average group across six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waneeta Zumbro
Billie Ruth Riggins
Cletis Bond
Dorothy Nelson
Lorene Wood
Bernice Hammond
Hazel Lea Watts
Local Group RecordsAverage For First Six Weeks
Speech by Ruby Baker Tima Rae Gar rett Norma Kitchens Zelma Luster Joleeta Little Mary McWhirter Wallace McWhirter Ray Parker Florence Pevehouse Mary Elizabeth Rogers Eunice Tiffin notes an average of A for the first six weeks period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Baker
Tima Rae Garrett
Norma Lea Kitchens
Zelma Luster
Joleeta Little
Mary and Wallace McWhirter
Ray Parker
Florence Pevehouse
Mary Elizabeth Rogers
Eunice Tiffin
Spanish Those Making A’s in Spanish
The list names students achieving A grades in Spanish: Ruby Baker Mildred Finch Bobbie Riggins and Eileen Tilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Baker
Mildred Finch
Bobbie Riggins
Eileen Tilley
Composition of Man And Osmosis Experiments
The biology class studied how living things use food and factors determining food needs. Students learned humans are composed of oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, iron, and other elements. They conducted experiments this week showing osmosis and osmotic pressure.
New Books Spark Interest in Pre-Revolution Class
In American History Section B students under Mr. Rogers explore early colonial tensions. A surge of interest follows the arrival of new volumes as the period before the American Revolution comes into focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Freshman Enrollment and State Test Notes
The freshman class shows enrollment of 110. State six weeks tests were administered in Algebra with results pending for Dale Hunt Thelma Shirley and Ray Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hunt
Thelma Shirley
Ray Roberts
Oklahoma archaeologist recounts Ada area excavation
The Chronicles of Oklahoma notes discoveries from a prehistoric Indian village on the George farm southwest of Ada. Written by H. R. Antle the Ada area dig follows prior coverage of excavations at Pickett Switch ten to twelve miles west of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicles of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Historical Society
George Farm
Ada
H. R. Antle
Pickett Switch
Ada hospital superintendent and niece depart for vacations
Miss Eugenia Davis superintendent of Ada hospital and her niece Mrs. Dewey Ballard left Saturday for a several week vacation. They will visit Yellowstone Park and San Diego California where they plan to attend the San Diego Pacific International exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Davis
Ada Hospital
Dewey Ballard
Yellowstone Park
San Diego
California
Atoka Woman and Bent ley Man Wed in Bentley Home
Miss Lola Anderson of Atoka and Mr. Bennie Snell of Bentley were married Saturday evening at 5 o'clock in the home of Dr. C. C. Morris pastor of the First Baptist church who performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Anderson
Atoka
Bennie Snell
Bentley
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Sulphur Couple Wed at First Baptist Church
Miss Leah Belle Frye and Mr. Thelton Adkins of Sulphur married Saturday night at 9 in the home of Dr C C Morris pastor of the First Baptist church. Both attended East Central State Teachers college and will live in Sulphur where Adkins operates a service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Belle Frye
Thelton Adkins
Sulphur
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Rodgers visit ties ties to Dallas families in Lubbock
Mrs J B Edwards travels to her home in Lubbock after a brief visit with her sister Mrs John Skinner and family. Mr and Mrs W V Rodgers and daughter Margaret, Mrs Grace Rodgers and sons John and Haskell visited Mr and Mrs Jack Green of Dallas Friday and Saturday. Mrs Green was the former Miss Louise Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Edwards
Lubbock, Tc
John Skinner
W. V. Rodgers
Margaret
Grace Rodgers
John and
Haskell
Jack Green
Dallas
Green
Louise Rodgers
Simpson Couple Survive Floods During Rocky Mountain Tour
Mr and Mrs R W Simpson returned Saturday from a two weeks vacation in Colorado and New Mexico. They were caught in New Mexico floods and had to travel back to Colorado before heading home. Simpson notes highways suffered enormous damage from the high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Simpson
Colorado
New Mexico
Mr. Simpson
Sugg Family Returns From Kansas and Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs H P Sugg and their children came home Sunday after a short journey to Kansas and Colorado.
Rives Return From Colorado Springs Trip
Mr and Mrs C H Rives have returned from a two week trip to Colorado Springs and other points in Colorado.
Ada women attend American Legion state convention in McAlester
Mrs Oberia Anderson and Mrs Marie Bailey were among Ada attendees at the American Legion state convention held in McAlester from Sunday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesday’s Daily
Oberia Anderson
Marie Bailey
Ada
American Legion
McAlester
Miss Hazel Rose’s Ardmore Weekend Visit
Miss Hazel Rose, employed in Ardmore, spent the weekend in Ada with her mother Mrs. Maud C. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rose
Ardmore
A@a
Maud C. Rose
Hatcher Family Visiting Locally During Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Jim Hatcher of Chishasha are visiting here as guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher and other relatives while Mr Hatcher attends to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hatcher
Chiskasha
Oscar Hatcher
Mr. Hatcher
Visit Recap and Welcomes From Saginaw
Miss Daisie Britt returns home from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harris in Saginaw Michigan. Miss Kate K Knight who also visited is expected to arrive later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisie Britt
Marshall Harris
Saginaw, Mich
Kate K. Knight
Harris
Billie Ruth Riggins Earns Exceptionally High Grades
Billie Ruth Riggins achieved exceptionally high grades reflecting strong academic performance. The report highlights her dedication and standout results across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Ruth Riggins
Geometry honors go to Perriman Thom as Muncy and Trout man
Otis Perriman Herman Thomas Levi Muncy and Harry Troutman earned the top geometry grades in an annual school assessment, reflecting strong mastery across key topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Perriman
Herman Thomas
Levi Muncy
Harry Troutman
Class Leaders Named In Algebra Group
Eunice Tiffin, Jack Pendleton and Robbie Riggins lead the algebra class. Their standout performance places them at the top of the roll, highlighting strong skills and top marks among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Tiffin
Jack Pendleton
Robbie Riggins
Grade school honors for six weeks exams and attendance
The top three in six week exams were Anna Sales Geneva Lewis and Arietta Standridge. In art class the best bouquet from a tin can and crepe paper went to Geneva Lewis Melzonia Solomon and Alla Sales. Those neither absent nor tardy this term were Lillian Alldredge Pauline Riley Leo Denham Houston McDonald and O F Snipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sales
Geneva Lewis
Arietta Standridge
Melzonia Solomon
Alla Sales
Lillian Alldredge
Pauline Riley
Leo Denham
Houston McDonald
O. F. Snipes
Six Grade Examinations Highlight Top Students
The term lists were read for students present including Iva Jewell Alldredge Mary Francis Ayres Katherine Denham Benton McCauley Mildred McWhirter Leonard McDonald Calvin Rogers and Anna Lee Roberts. Six weeks exams were given to the sixth gradeThursday. The top three were Joseph Blaine Smith Anna Lea Roberts and Benton McCauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Jewell Alldredge
Mary Francis Ayres
Katherine Denham
Benton McCauley
Mildred McWhirter
Leonard McDonald
Calvin Rogers
Anna Lee Roberts
Joseph Blaine Smith
Anna Lea Roberts
Standridge and Solomon Lead Six Week Tests Grades
June Standridge and Marjorie Solomon achieved the top grades in the six weeks tests, leading the class with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Standridge
Marjorie Solomon
Pauline Cole Wins Wynken Blynken Poster Prize
Pauline Cole receives award for best Wynken Blynken and Nod poster and is given a bar of candy as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cole
Amos family to arrive Wednesday from Hot Springs
Mrs. H. Amos and her children along with Mrs. C. Amos are expected to arrive Wednesday from Hot Springs Arkansas where they have spent the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Amos
C. Amos
Hot Springs
Ark
Miss Leola Odell Returns From Ark Summer Visit
Miss Leola Odell daughter of Mrs Ina Odell returned Sunday from Okay and Locksburg Arkansas where she spent the summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Odell
Ina Odell
Okay and
Locksburg
Ark
Mrs Seizhts Eppler Takes Week Vacation in Maud
Mrs Seizhts Eppler an employee at the Home Building and Loan is spending a week away in Maud with her mother revealing a brief personal travel note from the period.
Sturdivant and Norman Attend Oklahoma Legion Convention
Claude Sturdivant and Earl Norman attended the American Legion state convention in Mc Alester over Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sturdivant
Earl Norman
American Legion
McAlester
Miss Vada Atkins Takes Hobart Teaching Post
Miss Vada Mae Atkins departed Monday to Hobart to assume duties as a teacher in the Hobart public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Mae _ Atkins
Hobart
Miss Joyce Van Eaton Returns From California Visit
Miss Joyce Van Eaton has returned this week from California where she stayed with her aunt Mrs. Maud Bledsoe of Dallas during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce van Eaton
California
Maud Bledsoe
Dallas
Allen family to visit former residents in Texas
Mr and Mrs Dewey M Allen and son Dewey Jr depart Tuesday to Cleburne Texas to visit guests Mr and Mrs Stanley Dean who are former residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey M. Allen
Dewey Jr
Cleburne
Texas
Stanley Dean
Dean
Napier Announces Birth of Aubrey Eugene Napier
Mr and Mrs J B Napier announce the birth of a son on Tuesday September 3. The baby weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and has been named Aubrey Eugene Napier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Napier
Aubrey Eugene
Miss Emma Lee Burns Visits Town as Guest of Dorothy Brewster
Miss Emma Lee Burns of Stonewall visits here as a guest of Miss Dorothy Brewster at 431 West Seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lee Burns
Stonewall
Dorothy Brewster
W. Seventeenth
Relief road program revised to cover all Oklahoma counties
Oklahoma City September 4 Van T Moon state highway engineer said the relief road plan is being revised to extend into all 77 counties. Legislators including Speaker Leon C Phillips protested discrimination for not including every county. The program allocates 4.5 million dollars for grade and drainage work and 5 million for eliminating grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
van T. Moon
Oklahoma
Leon C. Phillips
House of Representatives
Farmer’s Dawn Duty Strains Morning Routine
A rural glimpse shows a farmer rising before dawn to milk and feed hogs and prepare breakfast. The cadence of farm life reflects early labor and daily chores shaping the day ahead.
Farm Women Hold Fifth Annual Camp at Platt National Park
The Farm Women clubs of Pontotoc county held their fifth annual camp in Platt National park at Sulphur August 27 and 28. Six clubs were represented and about 75 guests attended evenings program on the porch stage. CCC workers are building roads around the park improving the area and supporting the youths during difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women's Clubs
Pontotoc County
Platt National Park
Local church and community notes from Debs area
Charles Wilbanks Ruth Tig no Grover Worley Edith Hoover Mann Tignoo and Hellen Johnson attended church near Debs Wednesday night. Bob Magness and Ernest Mann of Coalgate were in Tupelo Thursday night. Jack Goss attended church near Debs Wednesday night. R. E. Callowey and family motored to Ada Saturday afternoon. Singing here Friday night was well attended. Billie Acree is reported to be on the sick list this week but we hope will be better soon. Albert Bishop of Ada visited his brother Theo Bishop and family Saturday. J. B. Isaacs motored to Ada Saturday. Ravenel Sahoma and Mrs. Stanford Ramona Acree and Florence George accompanied Jewel Dillion to Ada Saturday to have stitches taken out of her leg. Garland Hink visited in Stonewall Saturday. Mr. Isaacs of Texas has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Archer and family this past weekend. Ray Johnson of Roff is visiting friends and relatives here this week. Junita Profit has returned home from a visit with relatives. School starts here Sept 9 with one new male teacher. Mrs. Hawley and family have returned home from a visit in Tulsa. Mrs. Willie Bocamp of Cuvtel gate spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Tupelo. Mrs. Stanford's mother Mrs. Richardson of Eubanks is visiting her this week. Ray Gowan has returned home but intends to leave soon for California. Miss Nellie Hawley is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilbanks
Ruth Tigno
Grover Worley
Edith Hoover
Mann Tignoo
Hellen Johnson
Debs
Bob Magness
Ernest Mann
Coalgate
Tupelo
Jack Goss
R. E. Callowey
Ada
Billie Acree
Albert Bishop
Theo
J. B. Isaacs
Ravenel
Sahoma
Stanford
Ramona
Acree
Florence George
Jewel Dillion
Garland Hink
Stonewall
Mr. Isaacs
Texas
Archer
Junita Profit
Hawley
Tulsa
Willie Bocamp
Cuvtelgate
Arel
Brown
Richardson
Eubanks
Ray Gowan
California
Nellie Hawley
Local Family Notes and Visiting Friends Almanac
Ernest Johnson returned home from a visit with his grandparents at Ross. Owen Livesay of Denison Texas is visiting friends here. A Byrd's Prairie meeting is open to all. Mr. Stanford and family attended the circus at Ada on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hawley
Ernest Johnson
Ross
Owen Livesay
Denison
Tex
Byrd's Prairie
Mr. Stanford
Ada
They Sai d was made to feel our great need of Jesus Christ
A funeral meditation speaks of viewing a loved one for reassurance in Christian faith. It emphasizes reunion in heaven, death, judgment, and the necessity of personal salvation through Jesus Christ as comfort and hope for the bereaved and for all sinners. The piece asserts Christ as savior and refuge from temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
Missouri Supreme Court Rules Cities Service Gas In Interstate Commerce
The Missouri supreme court reverses a prior judgment and rules that Cities Service Gas, the pipeline unit of the Doherty interests, engages in interstate commerce and is not subject to the state public service commission jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, City
Missouri Supreme Court
Cities Service Gas Company
Doherty Interests
State Public Service Commission
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad notes value for money in investments and savings options. Reads like a brief promotional snippet highlighting affordability and potential gains for readers seeking frugal growth.
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District Court
South Side Trust & Savings Bank
Clarence McMillan
Rollow Wardware Company
W. H. Rolow
W. C. Rollow
R. C. Jeter
B. ©. Bottoms
Clyde Kaiser
Pantotoce County
Wontotoc County
Section Nine
Indian Meridian
Harrell & Kerr
MILEY
Hoffman, Williams, France & Johnson
John Boyce McKeel
Countear
Uubrc. Co
F. Green
Guardian
Slyde Kaiser
Undersheriff
Ada, Oktia
Plaintiff
Range
Magh Stevenson
Medh
Dank
F. R. Harriss
Garvin County
Hbotom
Slugh Hart
Pauls Valley
Jersey
South Cherry
W. G. Moran
South Mississippi
John P. Crawford
King & Crawford
John Sadler
E. Twelfth
Miles C. Grigsby
Grigsby
Orr & Alletag
Marjorie Braly
E. Thirteenth
R. RR. Sweeney
N. Broadway
A. W. White
E. Eighth
Dan Lanier
Lucille Scott
W. Seventh
C. C. Ray
W. Tenth
W. M. Heard
Heard’s
John Edmiston
Ada Lumber Yard
Twelfth and Townsend
L. J. Crowder
S. Stockton
Ross Sarrett
Oak
J. W. Peay
W. Thirteenth
North Allen
Grady Miller
South Allen
W. Bb. Gillum
Bebee
J. L. Parish
Rocky Chapel
Henry Clampitt
F. Billings
Steedman
Clyde Smyers
Sunshine
Lesley Hewett
Union Valley
F. F. Falter
Union Hill
A. H. Simpkins
Vanoss
J. R. Standridge, Vanoss
Wilson
J. H. Drake
Italy
THE
Vanoss School Journal
Bai
Thelma Cummins
Edna Mentzer Gaar
Ethel Bryan
Los Angeles
W. B. Taylor
Freshman News
Boston
Mass
H. P. Sugg
Kansas
Geometry
Bayless Drug Coo
Bayless
Cold Springs
Colbert
Maxwell
Betty Sue
Harve Hudson
Worstell
CCC
America
Federal
James A. Moffet
Stuart MacDonald
Missouri
MacDonald
Jesus
Jesse Ginn
Houhts
Sooner
Statehood
Chicago
Rts
LAHOM
State Fair
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