Simmons guests from Glenwood and visiting Hickory resident
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Simmons and their small son of Glenwood Arkansas are due tonight to stay with Mrs. Simmons sister Mrs. W. F. Meador and family at 716 West Eighteenth street. Miss Neva Mitchell of Hickory has visited Ada recently as house guest of Miss Opal Deen at 900 East Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Simmons
Small Son
Glenwood, Ark
Neva Mitchell
Hickory
Ada
Opal Deen
East Tenth Street
Mrs Cowden and Mrs Bbriie Plan Two Week Visit
Mrs J E Cowden and Mrs H A Bbriie with son Austin depart this morning for Springdale Arkansas Springfield and Gainesville Missouri and other points to visit relatives and friends. They expect to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cowden
H. A. Bbriie
Austin
Overland
Springdale
Ark
Springfield
Gainesville
Slade Normans Welcome Eight Pound Daughter Jane Ann
Mr and Mrs Slade Norman announce the birth of an eight pound daughter born Saturday morning. She has been named Jane Ann.
Franklin couple travels to aid Lindsay woman in accident
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Franklin left this afternoon for Chickasha to be at the bedside of Mrs. A. P. Mac Donald of Lindsay who was injured in a car accident. Mrs. MacDonald is a sister in law to Mrs. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Franklin
Chickasha
A. P. MacDonald
Lindsay
McDonald
Franklin
Mrs Donoho Visits in St Louis From Home Visit
Mrs. Fred Donoho of 108 East Sixteenth returns from St Louis Missouri where she visited her daughter Miss Mary Beth a sister and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Donoho
St. Louis
Mary Beth
Foote Couple Visits Ada Hosts Return to Durant
Mr and Mrs J T Foote spent several days in Ada as guests of Mr and Mrs J B Hill and have now returned to their Durant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Foote
Durant
Ada
J. B. Hill
Doctor Laird Routes Son to Oklahoma A. and M. College
Dr. F. R. Laird and his son Hubert traveled to Stillwater to arrange Hubert for entry into Oklahoma A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Laird and Son
Hubert
Stillwater
Relative Visit Brings Miss Naomi Wilson To Ada
Miss Naomi Wilson of Breckenridge Texas arrived in Ada yesterday and will spend the coming week visiting her sister Mrs Morgan Young and other relatives and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Wilson
Breckentridge
Texas
Ada
Morgan Young
Hills Return Home After Ada Visit
Dr and Mrs T A Hill of Seminole return home after visiting Ada with Mrs Hill’s daughters Miss Ludie Hawkins and Miss Rubye Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hill
Seminole
Ada
Miss Meaders Heads to Chickasha for City Teaching
Miss Bess Dell Meaders daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Meaders and her house guest Miss Marjorie Lee of Chickasha depart for Chickasha. Miss Meaders will teach in the city schools this winter Miss Lee will attend O C W this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Dell Meaders
Frank Meaders
Marjorie Lee
Chickasha
Miss Meaders
Miss Lee
Grimes Visits Relatives in Texas on Return Trip
J. A. Grimes returned today from a visit with his nephews Frank and Leslie Grimes of Abilene Texas. On his return trip Mr. Grimes visited his sister Mrs Frank Kelly at Joshua Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Grimes
Frank and
Leslie Grimes
Abilene
Texas
Mr. Grimes
Frank Kelly
Joshua
Herschel Melton Accepts Teaching Post in WeWoka
Herschel Melton of Cement Oklahoma, visiting his aunt Mrs A M Stuart, left for WeWoka to teach in the city school system this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Melton
Cement
Okla
A. M. Stuart
Wewoka
Ada Notables Welcome Visitors From Arkansas
Mrs A J Mosman and daughter Delores along with Mr and Mrs Philip Weil of Okmulgee visited Ada Thursday afternoon. The Mosmans who now reside at Yelleville Arkansas were early Ada residents living in the old town prior to the arrival of the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mosman
Delores
Philip Weil
Okmulgee
Ada
Mosman
Yelleville
Ark
Old Town
Tilman Jackson Family Moves to Seminole for New Job
Mr and Mrs Tilman Jackson and children Kenneth and Yosetta left this morning for Seminole where they will make their home as Mr Jackson has accepted a position near that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman Jackson
Kenneth
Yosetta
Seminole
Mr. Jackson
Miss Nettie Young Returns Home After Ada Visit
Miss Nettie Young returns to Seminole after several days in Ada visiting friends and attending to business interests in the city.
Miss Katherine Edmiston Goes to Wichita for Winter Teaching
Miss Katherine Edmiston travels to Wichita Kansas to teach in the city schools for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Edmiston
Wichita, Kan
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish Returns from Texas Vacation
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wimbish of N Hope has returned after visiting and vacationing in Austin Texas over the past several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wimbish
Robert Wimbish
N. Hope
Austin
Texas
Mrs Corinne Moore Waner Returns From East Trip
Mrs Corinne Moore Waner will come home from a stay in the east and in St Louis where she accompanied Mr Waner of the Pirates. She is the former Miss Corinne Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Moore of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Waner
St. Louis
Mr. Waner
The
Pirates
Waner
Corinne Moore
R. S. Moore
Ada Visit Returns: Fleming Family Reunites at Home
Mrs. Jim Fleming and her young daughter June along with Miss Lucille Dean have resumed home in Weleetka after a brief stay in Ada visiting Mrs. Fleming's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mckendree and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fleming
June
Lucille Dean
Weleetka
Ada
Ada Native Mrs Wintersmith Returns From Walloon Lake
Mrs Frances Wintersmith and her son Jim returned Friday from Wal loon Lake Michigan to settle back in Ada. Mrs Wintersmith is noted as a former Ada resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wintersmith
Jim
Walloon Lake
Mich
Wintersmith
Ada
Doctor reports Mayo clinic study and McKeel operation
Dr W D Faust returned Saturday noon from Rochester Minnesota where he observed Mayo clinics. He says Dr Sam A McKeel underwent an operation last Monday and is doing very well and may return home in about two weeks. Miss Frances Walters left yesterday for Holdenville where she has accepted a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Faust
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinics
Sam A. McKeel
Frances Walters
Holdenville
Mrs Starritt and Family Return From Washington Trip
Mrs. T. A. Starritt and her children Clemmie and Tom arrived home after visiting Mrs. Starritt’s daughter Mrs. Francis Dolmage in Washington. Dolmage joined them for trips to Atlantic City, Philadelphia and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Starritt
Clemmie
Tom
Washington, D. C
Dawson Return From Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl Dawson will return to their home in Claremore today from a weekend visit with Mr Dawson s parents Dr and Mrs B B Dawson in this city and Mrs Dawson s parents in Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Earl Dawson
Claremore
Mr. Dawson
Mrs. B. B. Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
Roff
Visitors of Ada Host Mrs. Barringer Family Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Smith and sons Frea and Francis of Byrds Mill visit Ada as guests of Mrs. R. A. Barringer. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Byrd and family from Mercedes California arrive in Ada for a stay with Mrs. Barringer at 231 West Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Smith and Sons
Frea and
Francis
Byrds Mill
City
R. A. Barringer
Coxes Return From Colorado Mountains Vacation
Mr and Mrs W T Cox of South Rennie Avenue have returned from an extended vacation spent in the Colorado mountains.
Robbins Family Visiting Gargis Home
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Robbins and family from Hominy are visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Gargis. Mrs. Gargis is a daughter of the Robbins family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Robbins
Hominy
Hubert Gargis
Mrs. Gargis
Mrs. Robbins
Ada visit by Texas family travels with relatives
Mrs Lila Terry of Rhome Texas visits Ada for a few days with her son Leon daughter in law Mrs Cecil Allen and two grandchildren staying with her sisters Miss Minnie McCain and Mrs Barrett McCollum in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Terry
Rhome
Texas
Leon
Cecil Allen
Ada
Minnie McCain
Barrett McCollum
Burrows and Sons Members Travel to Pernell
C C Burrows and sons Virgil and Vernon traveled to Pernell yesterday where Virgil teaches in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Burrows and Sons
Virgil
Vernon
Pernell
Franklin Rejoins Family After Sister-in-law’s Death
L. E. Franklin was summoned to Lindsay by the death of his sister in law Mrs. A. P. McDonald who perished in a automobile accident. He returned home Saturday and Mrs. Franklin stayed there for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Franklin
Lindsay
A. P. McDonald
Birth of Billie Jo Branscome at 8 pounds
A girl named Billie Jo Branscome was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Branscome at 10:30 last evening. The baby weighed 8 pounds and resides at 815 S. Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan C. Branscome
S. Cherry
Billie Jo
Hunter Father Still Unimproved After Illness
Mrs Ed Bennett reports J A Hunter uncle of Ada resident remains unimproved in West Virginia after serious illness He has visited Ada many times and is well known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bennett
J. A. Hunter
West Virginia
Mr. Hunter
Ada
Ada hosts Johnston and Elkin kin for weekend visit
Mr and Mrs Clyde Johnston and Mr and Mrs Jack Elkin visited Ada for the weekend at the home of their cousin Mrs Della Bedford among other relatives. Also present were Horace Stephens of Dallas Tears and Richard Johnston of Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Johnston
Jack Elkin
Horace Stephens
Dallas
Tears
Richard Johnston
Detroit
Mich
Ada
Della Bedford
Ada Visitor Briles Active in Vocational Education
Charles W. Briles of Oklahoma City and former Ada resident and East Central State Teachers College president visits Ada to handle business and meet friends. He is a leading figure in State Vocational Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Briles
Oklahoma City
Ada
East Central State Teachers College
Mr. Briles
Scout Activities Planned at Camp Little and County Schools
Miss Althia Freeman visits Ada as scouts plan a trip to Camp Little at Witch Hole near Bromide. Scoutmasters meeting at 2 PM and a later gathering at the chamber of commerce with badge distribution. Colbert School reports 93 pupils attending with perfect attendance. praise for rural, city, and East Central teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller Lawrence
Fitzhugh
Vaness
Wilson
Pickett
Colbert
Little
Witch Hole
John Fitts
Bromide
Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Perry Cunningham
Rosedale
East Central
Scout mass meeting at chamber of commerce rooms
Ada scouts are invited to a Thursday night mass meeting in the chamber of commerce rooms with treats. Coach Polly Wallace of the College will be present with definite announcements to all scouts. Each scoutmaster will also make an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Polly Wallace
College
Scout Meeting Time and Place for Ada Troops
Scoutmasters and leaders met at the headquarters Sunday to schedule Thursday night activities. Ada area troops Allen Fitzhugh Lawrence New Bethel Roff and Francis are to be visited this week to promote scouting. The season’s final four day camp starts Friday at Witch Hole Bromide with Lawrence Fitzhugh Wilson Vaness Yeager Pickett and possibly Colbert attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Roy Meeks
Erving Bonner
Caspar Duffer
Renfro Herndon
Scout Headquarters
Allen
Fitzhugh
Lawrence
New Bethel
Roff
Francis
Bromide
Witch Hole
Wilson
Vaness
Yeager
Pickett
Colbert
Oklahoma deposits receive dividends from six failed banks
Oklahoma City Sept 10. The state banking department issued dividend checks to depositors of six failed banks. Payments include 5 percent at Bank of Commerce Sulphur with 20 percent total. 5 percent at May State bank with 20 percent total. 5 percent at First State bank of Cashion with 40 percent total. 50 percent at First State bank of Cashion with 40 percent total. 10 percent at Oklahoma State bank of Devol with 30 percent total. 5 percent at Producers State bank Wilson with 30 percent total. 15 percent at Depositors Guaranty bank Ponca City with 25 percent total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Banking Department
Bank of Commerce At
Sulphur
Banking Department
May State Bank
First State Bank of
First State Bank of Cashion
Oklahoma State Bank of Devol
Producers State Bank
Wilson
Guaranty Bank of
Ponca City
Court Passes Over Ledbetter Plea For Time
Oklahoma City court postponed ruling on Hugh A. Ledbetter Ardmore attorney seeking reinstatement after disbarment in May 1927 for statements about judges. Plea postponed due to Chief Justice Branson's absence. case to be heard when all nine justices are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hugh A. Ledbetter
Ardmore
State Supreme Court
Ledbetter
Capitol
Fred P. Branson
Corn Crop Forecast and Bromide Annexation Vote Featured
Washington forecast the 1930 corn crop from September 1 conditions at 2 930 586 000 bushels. In Oklahoma, a special election set for November 6 will decide if six square miles of Johnston county including Bromide join Coal county. Governor Johnston issued a proclamation and officials will prepare ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bromide
Coal CO
Oklahoma City
Johnston County
Coal County
Johnston
Wheat Production Updates: Winter and Spring Estimates Released
Updated USDA forecasts show winter wheat production at 579 million bushels, up from 578.6 million last month and 553.3 million last year, with spring wheat at 84.866 million durum and 237.607 million other spring wheat. Previous month figures for comparators are noted.
Kennamer Rules For Albert Fall In Leasing Case
Federal Judge F E Kennamer upheld the action of Albert B Fall in leasing Quapaw Indian lands near Picher Oklahoma to the Eagle Picher Lead company The court entered its decree for the company and dismissed the bill of complainants asking that certain mining leases be cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
F. E. Kennamer
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Picher
Okla
Eagle-Picher Lead Company
Policeman and Former Deputy in Scuffle at Courthouse Yard
In Miami Oklahoma policeman Jesse Tartar and former deputy Frank Warner were wounded in a courthouse yard scuffle over a gun. Warner was intoxicated and faces possible assault charges. Tartar sustained injuries to his forearm and hip while subduing Warner. Both men were hospitalized under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Jesse Tartar
Frank M. Warner
Tartar
Warner
Johnston County Area Boundaries Refined in Plan
The proposal keeps Johnston County larger than its counterpart, sets county line distance from county seats at no less than fifteen miles, and maintains minimums of 400 square miles area 15 000 population and 2 506 900 wealth. It covers Sections 1 6 and all of Bromide in Township 2 South Range East now in Johnston County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston County
Eather County
City of
Bromide
Rogers County Farmer Faces Murder Charge
Claremore September 10 H E Strickland 55 farmer charged with shooting neighbor in Rogers County arrested Saturday night at Madill by Marshall County officers sent to watch at relatives home Bert Slippin deputy sheriff Rogers County went to Madill to bring the prisoner here Strickland faces a charge of murdering H T Griffith 53 after a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
H. E. Strickland
Strickland
Madill
Marshall County
Bert Slippin
Rogers County
H. T. Griffith
Harris predicts Oklahoma GOP shift to Hoover
Jim Harris of Wagoner told Hoover headquarters in Washington that Oklahoma will go Republican, presenting polling and party momentum as the basis for the prediction. The statement comes as campaign chatter shapes national expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Hoover
Jim Harris
Wagoner
Optimism high as Republicans rally behind Hoover in Oklahoma
Oklahoma figures claim eight years as national committeeman and state chairman bolster party spirits. Edward Rollestone, builder of KVOO radio in Bristow, predicts the largest vote in history as Lifelong Democrats shift to the Hoover camp amid a Democratic civil war and a harmonious Republican organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Edward Rollestone
KVOO
Bristow
Harris
Work
Hoover Camp
Hoover group accuses Smith of misquoting Wilson on prohibition
Lightfoot leader of the Hoover committee accuses Gov Al Smith of unfairly misquoting Woodrow Wilson on prohibition. He argues Wilson supported prohibition and vetoed the Volstead Act to separate wartime from peacetime enforcement. Lightfoot cites Oklahoma Missouri and Kentucky as Hoover strongholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
al Smith
Woodrow Wilson
F&f
Lightfoot
National Democratic
Hoover
Smith
Wilson
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Regional Leanings Point to GOP Momentum in Several States
The analysis suggests Tennessee is strongly aligned with the Republican candidate while North Carolina and Alabama show favorable views. Georgia Florida and Virginia appear doubtful amid mixed polling and shifting party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Atheists abandon bid for Oklahoma state charter
Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma branch of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism votes to abandon efforts to secure a state charter. Graves Leeper, secretary of state, refused the charter on Edwin Dabney’s opinion that incorporation conflicts with state public policy. District Judge Sam Hooker had denied a mandamus to compel issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
State Supreme Court
Eforts
Graves Leeper
Edwin Dabney
Sam Hooker
Young Girl Fatally Gored by Bull Near Inman Kansas
Hazel Eash fourteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Eash of Inman was fatally gored and stamped by a bull late Saturday while driving cattle. Found in a pasture she told rescuers the bull tossed her in the air three times before she died two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Hazel Eash
Joe Eash
Inman
Here
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Albert Fall
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