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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

4

Scenic drive in Oklahoma Ozarks fuels regional tourism

The piece highlights Tahlequah to Fayetteville scenic highways through Cherokee hills and Ozark points like Siloam Springs and Monte Ne. It notes orchards, tourist camps, and summer play spaces, praising the region as the Southwest playground and urging exploration before Rockies trips.

America Tahlequah Cherokee Hills Arkansas Line Siloam Springs Ozarks Monte Ne Rogers White River Fayetteville Boston Mountains

A Nation Reformed Sunday School Lesson Reflections

The article surveys Judah kings Ahaz and Hezekiah and their reforms, the Assyrian threat, and Hezekiah's prayers and divine aid. It links moral revival to national prosperity while touching on economics from cotton markets, credit, and currency, plus politics and public figures of the era.

Ahaz Hezekiah Manasseh Judah Assyria Egypt Isaiah Jerusalem Nineveh Christ

McBride to Coach East Central Football Team for 1934 Season

Floyd H. Mickey McBride will coach East Central College football in 1934 replacing Polly Wallace who takes a one year leave to pursue a geology master’s degree at the University of Oklahoma. The squad begins practice Sept. 1 with veteran players returning and optimism for a strong season. Wallace plans to resume coaching after earning his degree while McBride recuperates from illness and attends a football rules meeting in Oklahoma City.

East Central Ada Floyd H Mickey” McBride Polly” Wallace Tiger Eigth University of Oklahoma McBride Oklahoma City Husky Wallace Sooners Norman Tigers A. Linscheid Polly

Oil well activity shows multiple rigs in 25-2-6 and adjacent sections

The report notes No 6 en inch casing and cementing progress as Magnolia No 1 Norris Royalty estimates 70 million cu ft daily gas. Several wells in 25-2-6 and 30-2-7 are drilling, rigging up, or testing depths from 1,040 to 3,900 feet, including Jones and Dawes Harden operations and Tulepo area shut downs for pump repairs.

Wapanucka Oklahoma Oil Corp Maytubby Ed Moore No. 1 Smith Burk-Greis Bebee Milligan Hunton Magnolia No Norris J. C. Shaffer No Fleetborn-Superior No H. L. Blackstock Craddock Lewis Blackstock No Dawes Harden J. EK Deaner-Moore Edwards Tupelo Benedum & Trees Jones Jack Lynch Thompson Bebee Field Woodford

Cement stops gas flow at Delaney No 1 Crad dock site

Eight hundred sacks of cement halted gas flow between surface pipe and seven-inch casing at Delaney No 1 Crad dock in 25-2-6 after gas forced drilling pause. Drilling status reported at Dawes Harden and Edwards prospects with depths ranging from 152 to 3,700 feet.

Dawes Harden Magnolia Deaner Moore Edwards

Rainmaker Boze Hurt When Bomb Explodes In Plane

In Waxahachie Texas James A Boze self styled rainmaker survived a crash as a bomb exploded after being thrown from a plane. Lou Foote Dallas pilot credited with a risky landing that saved the four aboard including Mrs Gertrude Jeffries and Boze though Boze and Jeffries were burned. Terry of Dallas uninjured. The blast tore part of the wing and cabin before the craft reached the ground.

Waxahachife Tex Here James A. Boze Lou Foote Dallas Boze Gertrude Jeffries Foote Terry

Ben Franklin’s Watch Sought From Pawnshop

Philadelphia August 31. Ben Franklin’s watch is in hock at William L. Leahy’s pawnshop. A prominent musician pledged the solid gold timepiece studded with rose jewels and wound with a key. Leahy says the pawner bought it at a World War emergency aid auction and suspects a Franklin descendant may have donated it to the government.

Philadelphia Ben Franklin William L. Leahy Leahy Franklin

Stephen A Morgan Dies in Stonewall

Stephen A. Morgan aged 76 died Thursday at his daughter's home in Stonewall. Funeral services were at the Church of Christ at 2 p.m. with Rev. D. N. Shipman of Ada officiating. Burial followed in Frisco cemetery under Keith Funeral Home. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Kile and Mrs. Daisy Boheer of Gary Indiana, plus one brother and two sisters. He was a longtime respected Stonewall resident.

Stephen A. Morgan J. E. Kile Stonewall Church of Christ D. N. Shipman Ada Frisco Keith Funeral Home Kile Daisy Boheer Gary Ind

Pants And More Pants New York Pickpocket Case

Detectives arrested Harry Morris on suspicion of pickpocketing after witnesses saw him reaching into pockets. Federal agents reviewed fingerprints and charged Morris with helping conceal about $10,000 worth of pants and pant material.

New York Harry Morris Morris

Democratic Nominees for County Offices List

A list of Democratic nominees for county offices includes County Judge John Boyce McKeel Sheriff Clyde Kaiser Court Clerk Della Bedford County Attorney W. V. Stanfield County Treasurer J. Fred McCoy County Assessor Bill Bevers County Superintendent Ray Stegalis County Commissioner District 1 A A Caldwell State Senator Allen G Nichols District Judge Tal Crawford Representative No 1 Austin R Deaton and Representative No AUTRBREY MM RERR.

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