Allen residents and outsiders visit Ada in early and new-term moves
Elbert Crabtree of Allen visited friends and conducted business in Ada on Wednesday. Mise Pearly O'Neal of Clarita arrived in Ada to attend East Central State Teachers' College this fall. P. A. White, druggist of Allen Drug Co, plans to move his family to Ada this week. Mrs. White and the children have been visiting in Springfield Missouri the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Crabtree of
Allen
Mise Pearly O'Neal
Clarita
Ada
East Central State Teachers’ College
P. A. White
Allen Drug Company
Maines and Albright Family Return From Texas Trip
Mr and Mrs J W Maines Mrs J J Albright and son Kenneth have returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Clovis New Mexico Fort Worth Lubbock and Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maines
J. J. Albright
Kenneth
Clovis
N. M
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Dallas
Texas
Stratford visitor Joe Hyden seen in Ada
Stratford businessman Joe Hyden visited Ada on Thursday. Congressman Tom DPD McKeown returned from Kansas City Missouri where he attended the national convention of Young Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hyden
Stratford
Ada
Tom Dpd
McKeown
Kansas City
Young Democrats
Local Lady Returns Home From Oklahoma City Hospital
Mrs. S. M. Raublits, treated in an Oklahoma City hospital for weeks, returned home at 8060 E. Fourteenth and is greatly improved. Mrs. L. Carter of Clarita visited Ada friends Thursday. Mrs. A. C. Stockton and son Jack plan to move to Chandler to join Mr. Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Raublits
Oklahoma City
L. Carter
Clarita
Ada
Pastor C C Morris Returns from New York Trip
Dr. C. C. Morris pastor of the First Baptist church arrived in Ada this morning at 6 20 following a trip to New York City and other points He filled the pulpit in New York for two Sundays while the pastor was away He visited Boston Quebec and Montreal returning via Chicago where he toured the Century of Progress exposition He was accompanied by his brother B W Morris and his wife to St Louis Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Ada
New York City
New York
Connie Mack Mayberry Leaves Ada for Phillips Petroleum Post
Connie Mack Mayberry, formerly of Ada and now living with his parents in Seminole, departed Thursday for Fallis Oklahoma to take a position as an engineer with the Phillips Petroleum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack Mayberry
T. A. Wilkinson
Seminole
Ada
Fallis
Oklahoma
Phillips Petroleum Company
Hatcher Family Moves to Ada From Seminole
Oscar Hatcher and his family have moved to Ada at 205 W. Twentieth. Mr Hatcher is a brother of Ben Hatcher a local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hatcher
Ada
W. Twentieth
Mr. Hatcher
Ben Hatcher
Mrs Annie Byrd and daughter return from Monteaglh visit
Mrs Annie Byrd and her daughter Ethel James arrived home Friday after a monthlong visit in Monteaglh Tennessee where they had been staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Byrd
Ethel James
Monteaglh
Tenn
Local Pageant Beauties Attend Friday Dance in McAlester
Miss Noone Sloan Miss Maria Lois Graham Miss Wilma Bryant and Miss Margaret Ree Conger visited friends and attended a dance in McAlester Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noone Sloan
Maria Lois Graham
Wilma Bryant
Margaret Ree Conger
McAlester
Whitman of Tupelo Visits Ada Friends
Rip Whitman of Tupelo visited friends in Ada Friday. Miss Sarah Alexander of Byrds Mill has enrolled at East Central State Teachers college for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip Whitman
Tupelo
Ada
Sarah Alexander
Byrds Mill
East Central State Teachers College
Prince family to relocate for teaching post near Okemah
Horace Prince will leave Monday to teach at a Marse school near Okemah. Mrs. Prince will remain here for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Prince
Marse School
Okemah
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs J E Stevens
E D Duke of Stonewall visited the Stevens and announced the birth of a son on Wednesday August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stvens
Prince announce birth of daughter in Ada area
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Prince of 419 South Mississippi announce the birth of a daughter born Friday September 1. Ed Payne of Wapanucka visits Ada for the weekend as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Prince
South
Mississippi
Ed Payne
Wapanucka
Ada
Mike Mount
Mrs Nina Jackson Returns From Rising Star Tenn
Mrs Nina Jackson returns from Rising Star Tennessee where she has spent three months with her son Boyce Jackson and Mrs Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Jackson
Rising Star, Ten
Boyce Jackson
Jackson
Orville Snead Returns From Texas Visit
Orville Snead arrived Friday after a week visiting his father R A Snead at Rockwell Texas and other relatives in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Snead
R. A. Snead
Rockwell
Tex
Dallas
Ada Residents Return From Texas Trip and Local Notices
Mrs Parris Britt and others from Ada return from Galveston Houston Corsicana Gainesville Texas. Omer Emberson of Vaness visits Ada on business. Mrs Louis Lea Franks visits Ada for business. Blanton of Roff and Hal C McCune with son in Ada. Leonard Archer and wife announce birth of son on Monday September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris Britt
Viola Ellis
Bonnie Ratcliff
Ada
J. J. Shields
Lawrence
Galveston
Houston
Corsicana
Gainesville
Texas
Mrs. Leonard Archer
Fryes Welcome Son At 701 West Main
Mr and Mrs B B Fry announce the birth of a son on Sunday September 3 at their home 701 W Main. The couple name their child and share glad news with local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Fry
W. Main
Prom Wednesdays Daily visitors in Ada and here
L Freeney of Fitzhugh visited friends in Ada Tuesday. Joel Bartlett of Franks was a business visitor here Tuesday. Gordon Reed of Fitzhugh visited here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Freeney of
Fitzhugh
Ada
Joel Bartlett
Franks
Business visitors brief Ada Tuesday
Frant Reed made a business trip to Ardmore Tuesday. Dr. Guy Orr an interne in Long Island hospital stopped in Ada Tuesday to visit his brother Fred Orr before going to Houston to open an office. Ben Lloyd of Tupelo attended to business here Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Sallee of Stonewall shopped and visited friends in Ada Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Duke of Stonewall
Ada
Frant Reed
Franks
Ardmore
Guy Orr
Long Island Hospital
New York City
Fred Orr
Houston
Ben Lloyd
Tupelo
J. M. Sallee
Stonewall
Mrs Ralph Waner Moves with Family to Ada for New Job
Mrs Ralph Waner and her children of McLoud have relocated to Ada at 206 South Constant. She has accepted a position at Gluckman’s, marking a new chapter for the family in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waner
McLoud
Ada
South Constant
Waner
Gluckman’s
Ed Payne Visits Mounts on Oklahoma City Trip
Ed Payne of Wapanucka is visiting Mr and Mrs Mike Mount and made a business trip to Oklahoma City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Payne
Wapanucka
Mike Mount
Oklahoma City
Local Families Relocate and Visit Ada Area
Ben Rutledge and his Denison family moved to Ada from their prior home here. Mrs. B. F. Stegall returned from Hot Springs after a week away, with son Ben F. Stegall visiting from Savannah and joining Ada friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ratliff and children Bert Jr and Mary Jane returned from Des Moines for the rural carriers convention and a Chicago World’s Fair visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rutledge
Denison, Tex
Ada
B. F. Stegall
W. Tenth
Hot Springs
Bert Ratliff
Bert Jr
Mary Jane
Des Moines
Rural Carriers Convention
Chicago
Mrs Lizzie Hannan Dead at 33 in Center Parish
Mrs Lizzie Minerva Hannan 33 wife of G Hannan died at home 515 West Seventeenth Thursday at 1 30 am Funeral services set for 5 pm at Center cemetery Keith Funeral Chapel in charge She is survived by her husband and two daughters Opal and Mae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Minerva Hannan
G. Hannan
West Seventeenth
Center
Keith Funeral Chapel
Mollie Anderson Dies at 73 in Tupelo
Mrs. Mollie Anderson, 73, died at her Tupelo home Monday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. burial followed in Prairie cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by three daughters Mrs. C. H. Clarky Mrs. J. M. Swaffar and Mrs. L. L. Turner of Tupelo and three sons William Jess and John Anderson, also of Tupelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Anderson
Tupelo
Prairie Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Anderson
C. H. Clarky
J. M. Swaffar
L. L. Turner
William, Jess
John Anderson
Obituary for J. R. Magouirk of Ada area
J. R. Magouirk, 64, died at his home south of Ada Thursday morning at 1 10. Funeral will be Friday at 2 30 at First Baptist Church. Burial in Roff cemetery. Criswell’s in charge. Survived by sons Ben and Delmer Magouirk of Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Magouirk
Ada
First Baptist Church
Roff
Criswell's
Ben and
Delmer Magouirk
Death of Mrs Stella Bushers at Stonewall
Mrs Stella Bushers aged eighteen died at her home near Stonewall Thursday morning at 1 6 oclock Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock burial in Coal county cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge She is survived by her husband her parents and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bushers
Stonewall
Coal County Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
M B R Thompson Dies At 51 In Ada Area
M B R Thompson aged 51 died this morning at 3 00 at his sister Mrs Dora Pennington home west of Ada. Funeral held at 2 00 this afternoon at the home. Interment Center cemetery Criswell in charge. Survived by sister Mrs Pennington and four brothers Roy Jones Okla J H Webster J N Stratford Louis Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BR. Thompson
Dora Pennington
Ada
Center Cemetery
Criswell's
Roy
Jones, Okla
Webster
J. N
Stratford
Louis
Death notice of Mrs Rebecca Noe with burial details
Mrs Rebecca Jane Noe died Friday at 3 15 pm. Burial was in Rosedale cemetery Saturday at 2 pm. Born January 19 1871 in Marion county Arkansas. Survived by husband H E Noe and many relatives including Ada Casper Wyoming Olustee Oklahoma and Casper Wyo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Jane Noe
Rosedale Cemetery
Marion County
Ark
Cardus Helped Thousands of Women Gain Strength
Mrs F H Scott of Roanoke Virginia describes severe weakness and back pain. After using Cardus upon her mother's advice she took three bottles and gained weight, color returned, and pain subsided, with relief from daily weariness. Local druggists sold the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roapoke
Cuban storm toll tops two hundred as hurricane hits Cuba
Reports from Cardenas and Camaguey recount more than 230 killed and over 100 injured in a tropical hurricane that wrecked hundreds of houses on Cuba's northern coast. Eight killed and 200 injured in Sagua la Grande. 200 houses destroyed. A tidal wave swept Isabel de Sagua, population around 3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Cuba
Camaguey
Sagua la Grande
Sagua
Havana
Isabela de Sagua
Cuban hurricane hits western provinces with deadly toll
Havana reports at least seven deaths and 64 injured as a swift hurricane batters western Pinar del Rio and nearby provinces. Looting follows blackouts while soldiers enforce curbs. Grounding of ships, damaged shore defenses, and widespread property loss are noted as officials assess the full extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Vadado
Santa Clara
Malecon
Cienfuegos
Caibarien
Tiscornia
Josephine Grey
Cape Bahia de Cadiz
Camaguey
Mauretania
Cape San Antonio
National Observatory
Yucatan Straits
Inprofitab le cows may be slaughtered
Col F T Robson proposed eliminating six and a half million dairy cows not meeting milk returns to cut national milk supply by ten percent. The plan would be funded by a tax on imported oils, with government paying two cents per pound for slaughtered cows and owners receiving meat sale proceeds. He blamed foreign oil imports for the agricultural downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Col
F. T. Robson
Vina
Cal
California, Farm Bureau Federation Dairy Department
Robson
Flier and Former Miner Pursue Lost Mine by Plane
Jimmy Angel renowned stunt flier and D. H. Curry once operated mines in South Africa travel by air to Venezuela seeking the site of a long lost mine once operated by a now unknown company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Andes
Amazon
National Geographic Society
Curry
Muskogee
Jimmy Angel
D. H. Curry
Venezuela
Cummings Freed by Jury Verdict
District court adjourned as the state case against Marshall Cummings ends with a not guilty verdict for robbery with firearms. Marvin Robinson pled guilty to first degree rape and received 15 years. Other burglary and hijacking cases continued as jury selection proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
District Court
Marshall Cummings
Cummings
Curt McCoy
Marvin
Fat’’ Robinson
J. F. McKeel
Hubert Turner
Cecil Meridith
Hice Prichett
James Murphy
Adam
Prichett
Murphy
Tag War Breaks Out Across State Lines Again
Interstate license tag clashes resume at Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri Kansas border patrols stop Oklahoma and Missouri trucks and cars forcing tag changes and compliance One state’s trucks are halted by neighboring states authorities with no arrests reported Arkansas has also been drawn into sporadic actions over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Kansas- Oklahoma
Missouri-Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas Highway Department
Cherokee County
Kansas
Jasper County
Arkansas
Ada Citizens Support NRA Drive Sign 3000 Consumer Cards
Ada residents pledged broad support for the NRA program during a citywide loyalty drive on Thursday. About 3,000 consumer cards were signed with many housewives volunteering hours to canvass the city and promote NRA goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Convention Hall
Plans for Future of Cotton Rehab and Farm Recovery
A. A. Allison of Corsicana Texas, head of the national cotton consultive board, outlines continued recovery plans after a tour documenting the cotton reduction program. He notes near 100 percent farm compliance in Oklahoma and Texas, and expects 1934-35 rehab efforts to focus on conservation and farm rebuilding to sustain industry profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Allison
Corsicana
Texas
Tex
National Cotton Consultive Board
Ada
Dallas
A. C. Stockton
Allison
Adz
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Washington
South
Southwest
Babe Ruth hints at retirement and possible future role
New York Aug 31 The home run king Babe Ruth says he may retire from playing next year due to failing legs and suggests a possible manager role with the White Sox or Red Sox only if owners reach a deal with Col Ruppert. He mentions a voluntary year off and potential Europe or Bermuda trip with Mrs Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
White Sox
Red Sox
Ruth
The
Yankees
Col. Ruppert
Eclues
Bermuda
Europe
Mrs Bushers I S Sickness Victim
Mrs Stella Bushers died at her home near Stonewall at 1 am after illness diagnosed as sleeping sickness. Her sister-in-law Lois Bushers, 12, was hospitalized, then improving at home after a thorough examination revealed the malady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bushers
Stonewall
Lois Bushers
Highway officials study Ada Pontotoc roads and future projects
Ed McDonald and L R Selman of the state highway commission toured Pontotoc county roads on Highway 48 12 and 19 They met Judge J F McKeel and Senator Nichols and outlined plans for a Ada to south of Asher bridge route and graveling of Highway 12 from east of Ada to Calvin The pair noted funding gaps but pledged restored maintenance and immediate survey and specifications entry for the new gravel and upkeep programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McDonald
L. R. Selman
State Highway Commission
Allen G. Nichols
Pontotoc County
McDonald
Ada
Mr. Selman
J. F. McKeel
Nichols
Federal Bureau of Roads
Asher Bridge
Federal Department
Calvin
Pontotoc
Coal County
Tupelo
Coalgate
Selman
Walters
Garvin County
Lindberghs Begin Auto Trip to Inspect Military Fields
Stockholm notice reports Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh departing early with Capt. G. Q. Strom as their military escort. Destination not disclosed but likely includes visits to several flying fields. trip may keep them away from Stockholm overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Charlies A. Lindbergh
G. Q. Strom
Robbers Invade Three Ada Homes
A spate of home burglaries reported to city police over two nights. Otto Stone’s residence at 515 E Eighth saw a lady’s suit watch leather purse and pocket knife taken. Pearl Daugherty’s home at 890 E Tenth lost a suit jumper shirt and a pocketbook with 50 cents. Charley Burnett’s at 700 E Ninth had trousers two sets of keys a pen and pencil stolen. Police made 123 arrests during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Stone
Pearl Daugherty
Charley Burnett
Requisition Issued for Kansas Return of Suspect Gunners
Oklahoma City reports Governor Murray issued a requisition to the Kansas governor to return a man held in Meade believed to be one of the machine gunners who robbed Perry Nance of an automobile near Drummond this week. The suspect’s real name is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
John Doe
Murray
Kansas
Garfield County
Meade
Kan
Perry Nance
Drummond
New Building for Irving Sought by Chamber Meeting
The Irving school building condition and funding options were discussed at the Chamber of Commerce weekly meeting held at the Aldridge. Miles C. Grigsby outlined plans to secure federal funds after a McAlester trip. a committee including J. W. Lewis and Albert S. Ross was named to inspect the school building. The road committee was urged to repair the highway 48 to the new Ada oil field approach to avoid delaying field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving School
Chamber of Commerce
Aldridge
Miles C. Grigsby
McAlester
Harry Lundgaard
Harry Ebright
Highway 48
Ada
Long terms for Fomonson McCoy in Oklahoma robbery cases
A jury quickly convicts Ace Edmonson of robbery with firearms, sentencing him to 50 years in McAlester. Curt McCoy, tried separately for the same crime, is found guilty and gets 35 years. Both linked to a store hold-up on Highway 18 south of Franks and early jail escapes. Additional trials and defendants, including Cummings, Marvin Robinson, and others, are listed as upcoming cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Edmonson
McAlester
Curt McCoy
Edmonson
McCoy
Albert Nettles
Highway 18
Franks
Marshall Cummings
Severance
Cummings
Marvin Robinson
Hubert Turner
Cecil Meridith
Hice Prichett
James Murphy
Grady Mickle
Woodrow Jones
Dun and Bradstreet Reports Favorable Trade Movement
Dun and Bradstreet Inc in its Weekly Trade Review notes continued forward movement in business and trade with no hesitancy. The NRA aided fall buying season and August sales estimates show gains from five to about thirty five percent across retail distribution, supported by chain department nail order houses and sales reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Inec
Trade Review Today
NRA
Miss Indiana Frances Liniger Weds Perry R. Chapin in Wynne
Hammond Indiana announced Frances Liniger Miss Indiana for 1933 married yesterday in Wynne Arkansas to Perry R. Chapin Hammond attorney. The announcement came from their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Frances Liniger
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wynne, Ark
Perry R. Chapin
Treasurer Cline waives hearing in $67,170 embezzlement case
Homer L. Cline resigned Cherokee County treasurer and waived preliminary hearing on embezzling $67,170. He sought bond of $15,000 reduced from $25,000 by Justice Victor Winter, over prosecution objections, and was bound over to the October district court term for trial in Columbus Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kan
Homer L. Cline
Cherokee County
Victor Winter
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Omer Emberson of
Vaness
Ada Satur
Louis Lea of
BR. B. Blanton
Hal C. McCune
Gordon Reed
Lizzie Hannan
R. Magoirk
Mrs. Stella Bushers
Prom Priday's Daily
Rebecca Noe
Tri- State
NDA
Roy Chrisman
T. G. Kelly
Chrisman
Rainbow Girls
T. E. L. Class of
Methodist Missionary Society
Christian Missionary Society
Presbyterian Missionary Society
B. P. W. Club
Eastern Star
Rotary
Episcopal Church
Woodman Circle
Rebekah Lodze
American Legion Auxiliary
Spanish American War Auxiliary
Church of Christ
Kiwanis Women
Catholic Women
Boy Scouts
Colored School
Mesdames Hensley
Mathis
Smith
Hutchins
Fitts
Jeffries
Stephens
Arnel Smith
Gull
McCauley
Morton
Harwell
Gladwell
Grindstaff
Griswold
Johnstone
Dobbins
Abney
Harrison
Akers
Croyle
J. Kent Smith
Burris
Ingram
Eppler
Katz
Hatfield
Collins
Davis
Lynn
Cox
Williams
Killough
Rogers
Roby
Payne
Bowles
Mullins
Braly
Chamberlain
Cullins
Phillips
Henson
Patterson
Bunyan
Wallis
Lawes
Brunners
Yelle
Burnett
Younts
Hughey
Foster
Story
O'Neil
Thomas
Fuller
Moore
Parker
Gayreen
Carpenter
Soeseman
Beck
Couch
Wood
Lasater
McCarty
Odell
Diemer
McClure
Tatum
Bufford Howard
Joe Carson
Mrs. Carson
Jack Stockton
Keith Miller
Winfred Harris
Roy Meek Jr
Bernard Anderson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Babe
Homerun King
Mrs. Bushers
L. B. Selman
Iving
Fomonson, McCoy
DUN & Bradstreet Report
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