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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1927

Page

11

Editors Own Column by Byson Norell on dairy savings

An Oklahoma farming column argues cream from a few cows eases daily expenses and avoids debt, urging farmers to view cream as a side income. It praises 4-H club work led by Prof. Bob A Pratt, notes county fair results, and highlights practical farming wisdom.

Oklahoma Burt Okigham Livestock News Wace Bob A. Pratt Agriculture East Cot Rohan Jomai Pratt Ada Texture

Seminole County Tops Production Tax Share Across 30 Counties

Seminole county again led the monthly gross production tax distribution, receiving 255 811.86 from a total 481 067.92 across 30 counties. Kay county was second with 41 785.93, Gretz (Gresk?) county third with 32 484.27, Kiowa county the smallest with 9.23, and Pontotoc county allotted 1 678.07.

Oklahoma City Seminole Kay County Gresk County Kiowa County Pontotoc County

Obituary notices from Ada and nearby areas

Multiple death notices report Elihu Reed aged 10 near Centra homa died Wednesday night at 12 05 at a local hospital. Funeral services held at Globe cemetery. Henry Granger died Wednesday night at 11 10. services at 4 pm at Dr T H Granger’s home with Rev R T Blackburn. Interment Cooper Hill Ma Ils afternoon. Mrs Bettie Be Neal aged 85 died Saturday morning at 12 30 at son John McAn ally’s home seven miles northwest of Ada. funeral 4 pm with Rev Ellis Roberts. interment Center cemetery. John D Vinson aged 85 died Sunday morning at 22 46 at residence of her son-in-law and daughter Judge and Mrs J M King. funeral 2 39 pm at King residence. interment in Rosedale cemetery.

Elihu Jess Reed Centrahoma Globe ‘Cemetery Henry Granger T.H. Granger West Eighteenth Street R- T.blackburn Cooper Hill Bettie RE Bettle BE. Neal John McAnally Ada Rev. Ellis Roberts Intermenton Center Cemetery Gant J. ©. Neal John D. Vinson John D. Venson J. M. King Ife King K. O. Whitnall Rosedale

Trenton Carroll Dies At Home Near Ada

Trenton Carroll aged 24 died this morning at 9 at the family home north of Ada on the road to Colbert. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 PM by Rev. E O Whitwell with interment in Roff cemetery. He was the son of Mrs Belle Carroll and nephew of MKL Chilentt, noted for exemplary habits despite seven years of poor health and failed medical care.

Trenton Carrol Ada Colbert Allernoon E. O. Whitwell Roff Belle Carrell MKL Chilentt

Mrs. Lucinda Woods Dies at 70 in Texas Parish

Mrs. Lucinda Woods nee Rich born January 11 1857 Webinson HL died September 7 1927 age 70 7 23 married J A Woods August 21 1876 Chico Texas joined Christian church October 1876 survived by husband five children Charlie Woods Haldenville George Woods Waller Woods Ada and Mrs James A Reg Willsom sister Ellen Carruthers Tra Texas.

Lucinda Woods Rich Webinson J. A. Woods Chico Texas Christian Church O Deenasad Charlie Woods Haldenville George Woods Wilson Waller Woods Apache Ada James A. Reg Willsom Ellen Carruthers Tra, Texas

Grant to Teach at Stillwater Move Ends Ada School Career

Miss Vera Grant, 75 year Ada city schools veteran, leaves Thursday for Stillwater to take a primary demonstration teacher post with the A and M college education department. The job pays 132000 a year, more than double her Ada salary, and follows her nonretention amid Ada school's spring election. Friends expect success at the Oklahoma college.

Vera Grant Ada Stillwater Department of Education A. and M. College Grant Ada School Board Oklahoma

Sunday school and prayer meeting well attended

The report lists numerous local residents and families who spent Sunday or Saturday night with relatives and friends in the Union Valley area. Names include Quincy Mellon Thomas Fred Graham Pat Campbell J C Campbell Wille Kilian Fim Yang Davis Maud Alta Loretta Odom Julia Flowers Avis Ashburn Mita Odom Grace Killian Estier Farber Fannie Thomas Colleen Williams Varda France Dillan Davis Bushiers Parker Daniels Hazel Bushiers Look Lula Kilian Thelman Killian Dorothy Killian Ruby Hill Lula community and Union Valley residents plan for Jester Okla relocation for some families.

Owl Creek Quincy Mellon Thomas Fred Graham Pat J.C. Campbell Wille Kilian Fim Yang Davis Frank Lovelady Amily Abejoso Maud Alta Loretta Clarence Odom Roxie Thomas Julia Flowers Avis Ashburn Dora Leteavers Mita Odom Grace Killian Mia J. Y. Thomas Sant Parker Estier Farber Fannie Thomas Collene Williams Varda France Dillan Davis Sande Bushiers Jeaye Daniels Hazel Bushiers Ruby Hill S Claudis Killian

Oakman School News and Local Society Notes

Oakman school news highlights students absent due to migasues and cotton picking, fair exhibits praised though misjudged, and plans to take the exhibit to the Oklahoma City state fair. Church notices report revival success with conversions among students, baptisms, BPU activities, and upcoming program focusing on New Testament religion and spirituality with local leaders and teachers contributing.

Oakman School High School Fernie Lillard Loretha Epples Bonnie Simpson G. L. Morelock Oakman Ivon Pontotoc County Ada Easi Oklahoma City Little

Simpson Sunday School Mixer Planned Next Friday Evening

Community notice invites Simpson area residents to an old time mixer and social from 7 to 10 PM with refreshments and games committees appointed. Electric lights will illuminate the grounds and attendees are asked to bring ice cream freezers milk eggs sugar and cakes. Social page lists local visits marriages measles recovery and family updates among residents including Berryman Simpson Bryan Mounger Lillard and Carter families.

New Baptist Building to Be Open Soon

The First Baptist church plans a September 18 opening for its new $100,000 church, with 1500 seating, and visitors welcomed all day. A revival starts October 2 aiming for 1800 Sunday school attendees, led by Lee F. Smith as general director. The congregation urges new Ada movers and unaffiliated locals to join Sunday school. Mrs. R. C. Kine of St. Louis told police her husband was too lazy to shiver when cold.

First Baptist Church Lee F. Smith Ada Cat R. C. Kine St. Louis

Community notes on church attendance and upcoming events

A fragment from a community column describes church attendance, school activities, and a county fair showing. It mentions plans to resume after a pause for cotton picking, hopes for first prize in a contest, a large Sunday crowd, and a Friday transportation appeal. It also notes a Young Democrats rally slated for Medicine Park with speakers Thaddeus Caraway and Governor Johnston, plus unrelated items about a cow butcher case and a beauty contest in Folkstone England.

Susanders Audi Christian Endeavor Service Bro. Hearron Young Demos Tulsa Gate League of Young Demorats Medicine Park Lawton J. F. Rolling Thaddere Caraway Arkansas Johnston Addres Rollins

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Byson Norrell Stille Floyd Johnston County Curtis Ponto County Enuseil Jonaston County Fair and Park Association Mrs. Morgan Winnie Whipple Center Club Lois ‘Willkins Vaness Club Ollie Lee Sisev Pontotoc Asia EIIHU Trenton Garroll Church News Bros. Hart and Teague Carter Edna Steidel Miss Lucas Andrew Lackey W. J Gussie Lillard Christ Pater Matt George Carter Oet Anna Hunt Flora Carter Georgia Reidell Morelick Berryman Ethel Bryan Emmit Saunberg Denzel Mounger David Bryan Ft. Smith Ark Dessie Crawford Mart Tennison Lurethappler Carl Bryan Quelle Berryman Dovie Hyden Maysville Slater Luretha Eppler Dorothy Lillard Ted Lillard Renton Crawford Noble Johnston Aulden Lackey Buell Berryman Mrs. Summers Maxwell Geo. Carter Charlsey Carter Dixie Stores Mda Marcus and Dricker Wiwoxa Bristow Oklahoma Keanesa City Neble Vock Folkstone England Cpenneyco West Main The
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