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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1928

Page

5

Stonewall and Ada residents visit in Pontotoc County

Ada visitors and local residents frequent Stonewall Morris Byng Jesse Clarita and Jesse area towns Tuesday and Thursday. Teachers and students travel for school and civic events while 4-H members and families discuss crops and farm life amid community updates and local visits.

W. C. Bebele Ada Walter Sharrock Coalgate Stonewall Jesse Estle Henson Charles Watson Eva Mae Amos Austelle Glen Rives James McKay Mary Bird Frank Tate Byng Cloud Justice J. N. King Telle McMillan Frank Kyte Clarita Morris Marcus Oklahoma City Wm. Weise Wolfe Marcum John Murphy Otto Martin Allen C. T. Walker Zeb McKay Zebeline Norman Correll E. M. Correll Buster Jennings Pauline Austelle Lillian Heneger Teile McMillan Clarence Billings Luther Correll Roy Whitlock Roy George C. A. Acker Ora Morris Amos Austelle Emitt Gill St. Louis H. F. Williams Evan Edgar Sallee Eugene Birge Franks Elma Aline Rives Glenn Rives Ray Heneger T. J. Rives Bitge Keith Underhill Claude Miers Elma Winn

Roff School Opens with Large Enrollment and Staff

The term starts with many Hickory area pupils joining Roff. Grade school teachers named Edith Frye Cula Meharg Anita Seaborn Dowell Bunyard and Rice plus Mary Miller Ella Raper Edith Murray. High School leaders include B W Weems principal Mrs Phillips and C E Schultz coach. Several local residents relocate or travel for schooling and work, while crops and cotton yield improvements are noted in the community.

Hickory Roff Edith J. Frye Cula Meharg Anita Seaborn Miss Dowell Bunyard H. P. Rice Mary Miller Ella Raper Edith Murray B. W. Weems Phillips Corinne Tuttle C. E. Shultz R. F. Crumley Jr Ada East Central Lula Matthews Leroy Edwin Tom Burch Old McGee Willie Gibson Willie Isaacs Jim Magar Wilburn Stone Oklahoma City New Castle George Flippin Ark Mrs. Younger J. J. Burrus Karlin Haskins Stratford Missouri Joplin Phoenix Ash Grove Irene Magar Helen Burrus A. J. Wood L. D. Haskins Edie Summers Cook E. H. Light G. W. Evans

Social visits and home news from Worstell and nearby

The report lists local residents visiting and visiting times across families in Worstell Ada and Oakman including Burk Hightower Jones and Robertson households. It notes Mrs Hightower's illness and several travel departures with friendly remarks from A Happy Kid requesting more Worstell news.

Happy Land Russell Head Mrs. Head J. J. Lamb G. W. Robbins J. M. Ingram Grandma Jenkins Sam Morrison H. C. Lamb Ada J. D. Gann Mrs. Jones Okemah Adrian Price Hitchita Okla W. H. Hightower J. A. Burk Virginia Lee F. E. Duncan Louise Adams Worstell Crane Haynes C. O. Burk Elva Jones John Jones Oakman Hightower Odis Roberts Paul McCutcheon Frank Long Elmer Bill Eartie Robertson John Haggard M. C. Burk Colorado Wess Hightower Johnnie Burk Oklahoma

The Promised Letter: A Westward Trip Description

A travel note recalls leaving Oklahoma City at 8 30 a m to tour western fields and Kansas farms. It describes fertile fallow ground in Oklahoma and plowing in Kansas, plus prosperity shown by nets on horses, tractors, homes, barns, silos, and cattle. A 25 minute supper stop at Herrington precedes an overnight near McFarland with a choice to wait until 11 30.

Oklahoma City Kansas Herrington McFarland

Branson Declared Official Democratic Nominee for Oklahoma Supreme Court

Chief Justice Fred P. Branson of Muskogee became the official Democratic nominee for the state supreme court from the seventh district after the election board issued a nomination certificate. The ruling ended a protracted challenge by rival W. H. Brown of Muskogee, who sought a Creek county recount alleging irregularities. Brown did not file a rehearing petition, leaving Branson’s nomination in effect.

Oklahoma City Fred P. Branson Muskogee State Supreme Court Seventh District W. C. McAlister State Election Board W. H. Brown Creek County Supreme Court Branson Election Board Brown Sapulpa Johnston Porter Morgan

Skeleton of Mastadon Found Near Jesse

Fragmentary OCR notes report a mastodon skeleton found near Jesse in a region once a mastodon habitat. The fragmentary text references a large prehistoric elephant and ancient geography, indicating paleontological significance in the Phéntotoe county area.

Mastadon Jesse Phéntotoe County

Monster bone discovery near Jesse attracts Ada witness

John Fitts of Ada reports uncovering a large fore leg bone of a monster near Jesse. He describes the bone as roughly the diameter of a fair sized tree and says other bones are exposed in the bank where this one was found, with more expected beneath.

Galley Ray Donaho Nick Ward Rab Newby Geneva Gorgens Dimple Engle Hattie Juanita Donoho Lela Virgie Newby Lela Newby St. Louis Lizzie Maner Edd John Jones Asher J. R. Newby Iris Odom Richard Newby Abenary Sutton Maxwell Ada Miss Engle J. O. Henderson Norman Jesse John Fitts

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Pontotoc County Weems George E. Tyson Rebecca Sue Crain Reading Elizabeth Ann _ Pickens Robert Seaborn Tennessee S. L. Seaborn Jessie Lee Bolson J. J. McLeod George Dale Mary Ann Mexico N. C. Bowen Rush Etchieson S. L. Barton Main Street Margaret Givens Eva Robinson Tollie Crumley H. Underhill Harmon Octavia John L. Southerland Hart Ross Underhill S. Ninth Mildred Smith Birmingham Ala L. Pippen Amarillo Texas Aubrey Pippen Roy C. McKee Edwin Pickens Ross Richardson Tom Taylor Peene Carl Till Joe J. Shaw Willie Berger Casey Jones Buck Raymond Bond Timothy Cecil Abson Paul Dolly Watters Eldred Solomon Carl Tilly Dorothy Watters Leona Walker Ona Hughes Cuba Jones Stephen Christ Supt Baird Tom Jamar Galey Joe Whitehead Cotton County Joe Rance Tucker Jack Watts State Line Norrell Centennial Flagler Kit Carson County Heathman Lula Vanoss Cecil Alison Floy Bradley Tom Hughes Dave Watters Western Oklahoma O. J. Emerson Waurika Frank Montgomery Tiffin Cordell Peltner Henry Eaves Ray White A. H. White Eld P. A. Templeman Grandma Weldon Grandma Hearse Woodie Templeman H. B. Williams Purcell Earnest Viola Martin Roundtree Lightning Ridge Annie Spears Strickland McDonald Garland John Bradley Co. T. Frank Owens Littlefield J. B. Owens Lester Shaw Eld. Johnson Methodist Church Bebeer Universal Harry Pollal Felt and Suede American Beauty Big Brother Union Teviati Jean Cloth Hong Kong Rayon Department Store
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