Ada Visitors and Medical Update
Miss Jessie Arnett secretary to Judge Orel Busby of Oklahoma City visited friends in Ada on Wednesday. A A Milne of Allen was a business visitor in Ada. Otis Light of Rebee underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at Ada hospital Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Jessie Arnett
Orel Busby
Oklahoma City
Ada
A. A. Milne of
Allen
Otis Light of
Rebee
Ada Hospital
Bartley Meaders to enroll at University of Oklahoma
Bartley Meaders returns home for a brief visit before traveling to Norman to enroll at the University of Oklahoma. He has worked in Antlers during the summer months and will begin studies there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Meaders
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Mrs Seybolds in Oklahoma City for Irma’s minor operation
Mrs. Zeb Seybold and her daughter Miss Irma Seybold visited Oklahoma City on Wednesday. Miss Seybold underwent a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb Seybold
Irma Seybold
H. B. Brunner
Oklahoma City
Miss Seybold
Williamses Return Home After Visit in Ada
Mr and Mrs E M Williams return to Amarillo Texas after visiting brother Cc S Williams and family. G C Seiberson geologist based in Ada leaves this morning for Tulsa to spend the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E. M. Williams
Amarillo
Tex
Mr. Williams
Cc. S. Williams
G. C. Seiberson
Ada
Tulsa
Miss Elizabeth Logsdon Returns from Dibble School Head Post
Miss Elizabeth Logsdon returns from McLean county where she led the music department at Dibble Consolidated school. She will visit her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Logsdon until the fall term in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Logsdon
McLean County
Dibble Consolidated School
Claude Logsdon
Mrs Helen Moore heads to Springfield visit Ada relatives
Miss Helen Moore left Thursday for Springfield Missouri to meet her sister Mrs Paul Waner and her young son Pau Jr They plan to arrive in Ada Sunday afternoon Mrs Waner and her boy will stay several weeks with her mother Mrs Estelle Moore 925 East Ninth Mrs Della Barringer of Roff visited local friends today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moore
Springfield
Paul Waner
Pau Jr
Ada
Waner
Estelle Moore
East Ninth
Ada weekend visits and local notices
Harold Graham a Wolf teacher spends weekend in Ada with parents and friends. Clifton Monroe Sasakwa teacher also visits Ada. Ray Chamberlain heads to Oklahoma City for state capital work. C A Hardee travels to Oklahoma City for treatment at St Anthony's hospital. Stanley Brady injured in fall with satisfactory condition. Joy Barringer of Roff attends a dance at Oak Hills in Ada. George Morgan of San Angelo Texas, Cardinal Oil president, visits Ada for oil interests. Mr and Mrs C W Sparks announce birth of daughter on Saturday. Mrs Otto Hatcher and son Otto Jr arrive from Tucson to visit Ada relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Monroe
Sasakwa
Ada
Monroe
George Morgan
San Angelo
Texas
Cardinal Oil Company
Otto Hatcher
Otto Jr
Ada Friday
Tucson
Ariz
Oscar Hatcher
Aldridge Birth Announced and Ragan Joins Hotel Arlington Staff
Mr and Mrs A N Aldridge announce the birth of a son Alan Neal on Friday September 14. Miss Jessie Ragan daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Ragan is employed as secretary at the Hotel Arlington Kansas City Mo. Miss Ragan left this morning for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. N. Aldridge
Alan Neal
Jessie Ragan
Bill Ragan
Arlington
Kansas City
Miss Ragan
Miss Alice Knight Returns From Weekend Visit
Miss Alice Knight of Fast Central State Teachers College returns from a weekend trip to Wewoka with her parents Dr and Mrs W R Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Knight
Fast Central State Teachers College
W. R. Knight
Wewoka
Student Doris Speegle Visits Wewoka With Parents
Miss Doris Dean Speegle a student at East Central State Teachers College spent the weekend in Wewoka with her parents Mr and Mrs R D Speegle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dean Speegle
East Central State Teachers College
Wewoka
R. D. Speegle
Attorneys King and Hatcher Head to Antlers
RB C King and Ben Hatcher, local attorneys, departed today for Antlers to handle legal business for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. C. King
Ben Hatcher
Antlers
Leshal
Mrs. Maud Bledsoe Heads Home From Ada Visit
Mrs. Maud Bledsoe, who had spent several weeks visiting in Ada, departed recently for Dallas to continue her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Bledsoe
Ada
Dallas
Everett Core Returns From Ohio on Funeral Chapel Business
Everett Core traveled from Bellefontaine Ohio to attend to business for the Keith Funeral Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Core
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Keith
Crockett Birth Announcement in Ada Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ben H Crockett of Stonewall announce the birth of a daughter at Ada hospital on Monday September 18 with the newborn described as healthy and upcoming family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Crockett
Stonewall
Ada Hospital
Mrs L A Braly Returns From California Visit
Mrs L A Braly of 423 South Rennie completed a month long visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles and other points in California returning home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Braly
South Rennie
Los Angeles
California
Congressman and Mrs McKeown Headed to Chicago for Six Weeks
Congressman and Mrs Tom D. McKeown left Monday for Chicago where they will spend three weeks before traveling to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. McKeown
Chicago
Washingston, DD. C
Ada Hosts Weekend Visitors From Stuart and Oklahoma City
Mrs. Bob Hall of Stuart was a weekend guest of friends in Ada. Senator R. M. Roddie of Oklahoma City is in Ada this week to handle business interests and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hall of
Stuart
Ada
R. M. Roddie
Oklahoma City
Hickory Birth Announced for Sunday Son at West Main Home
Hickory reports the birth of a son on Sunday September 16 at the home of Mrs. Welch s cousin Mrs. Robert Shannon 609 West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Welch
Robert Shannon
West Main
Governor Murray Makes Brief Ada Stop En Route to Johnston County
Governor William Murray stopped in Ada for a brief morning visit before heading to Johnston County for a Chickasaw Nation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murray
Ada
Johnston County
Mrs Bowles Leaves for Dallas to Visit Relatives
Mrs. Fred Bowles departed this morning for Dallas Texas to visit relatives and friends during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowles
Dallas
Texas
Laselle from San Diego In Ada Monday Visit
A. Laselle of San Diego California was in Ada on Monday for undisclosed meetings and local engagements with area residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. A. Laselle
San Diego
California
Ada
Dewey Allen Leaves Sugg Clinic for Home Recovery
Dewey Allen, ill in the Sugg clinic for ten days, is reported recovering and was moved to his home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Allen
Sugg
Gearys Return From Ada Visit With Kin
Mr and Mrs Bernard Geary of Dallas and Miss Inez Geary of Hollywood California have returned to their homes after visiting Ada with their niece John Love Geary at the home of Mr and Mrs C S Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Geary
Dallas
Inez Geary
Hollywood
California
Ada
John Love Geary
C. S. Williams
Bentley Couple Departing for Santa Fe New Mexico
Mr and Mrs W J Bentley of 731 East Sixteenth plan to leave Thursday for Santa Fe New Mexico to establish a home Mr Bentley will work for the New Mexico Advisory committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bentley
East Sixteenth
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bentley
Chambers Family Visit Reported in Ada
R K Chambers of Yuma Arizona visits Ada to see his brother F W Chambers and family at 705 East Ninth and sister Mrs R E Haynes at 100 East Fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. KE. Chambers
Yuma
Arizona
Ada
F. W. Chambers
East Ninth
R. E. Haynes
East Fifteenth
Paytes Visit Ada Daughters at State College
Mr and Mrs A K Payte of Centrahoma visited Ada on Tuesday to see their daughters Miss Josephine Payte and Miss Geraldine Payte students at East Central State Teachers college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Payte
Centrahoma
Ada
Josephine Payte
Geraldine Payte
East Central State Teachers College
War denounced as Chaco conflict grows risk to League
At Geneva on September 19 representatives from France and Britain condemned the Paraguay Bolivia war as a threat to League prestige. French foreign minister Louis Barthou urged action in the Chaco dispute while British Lord Privy Seal Anthony Eden said the war has lasted too long. Maxim Litvinoff sat in for Russia beside the empty Japan seat and Dr Edouard Benes welcomed Russia to the council. Chile and Turkey were welcomed as new council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Russia
League of Nations Council
France
Great Britaan
Paraguay
Bolivia
Louis Barthou
Council
Chaco
League
Anthony Eden
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Maxim Litvinoff
Japan
Poland
Benes
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Dr. Benes
Litvinoff
Ribas Vienna
Chile
Assembly
Turkey
Nome Alaska Struggles to Rebuild After Fire
Nome with a fire ruled at 5 million dollars in damage works to shelter hundreds of homeless in near freezing weather. food rations drain as hospitals and grocers limit ham and eggs while aid pours in from federal Red Cross and territorial groups. Governor Troy seeks 50090 FERA funds and coast guard cutters aid rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Federal
Red Cross
Territorial
Juneau
Troy
FERA
Coast Guard
Ada City of Love translates Spanish professor's Ada visit
Ramiro de Las Marias, a Barcelona professor, visited Ada in August 1933 and wrote an article for Spanish magazines titled Ada Ciudad de Amor. The piece recounts his tour across the United States ending in Ada, where he was hosted by Cecile Smith and the local Rotary club, praising Spain and detailing his travel by train, car, and air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Journal
George Burris
Ramiro de Las Marias
Barcelona
Spain
America
Ada
Cecile Smith
East Central
City of Love
United States
New York
Washington
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Rotary Club
New Spain
The Wild Man From Louisiana Huey Long Side Show
Notes from a 1920s column satirize popular culture and wartime ready money schemes. Cartoonish lines reference Huey Long and jokes on society, fashion, and public attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Man
Louisiana
Huey Long
Sea Jump Witness Says Drowning Was Unavoidable
A witness testified that there was nothing else to do as someone jumped into the sea and could not breathe at the moment. The statement emphasizes the escape attempt and imminent danger without graphic detail.
Oklahoma Named for Special Honors by Memorial Association
Oklahoma City Sept 19 Achievement awards will be given to 14 Oklahomans by the Oklahoma Memorial Association on the eve of the statehood anniversary. Recipients include W. W. Hastings Tahlequah Rev C W Kerr Tulsa Major Gordon W Lillie Pawnee Zach Miller Ponca City Dr Emma Estell Harbor Edmond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Gordon W. Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Pawnee
Zack Miller
Powca City
Pioneer
Samuel W. Hays
T. F. Hensley
el Reno
Emma Estell Harbor
Edmond
George A. Watters
State Reformatory
Granite
Frances F. Threadgill
Pioneer Club
George E. Calvert
Everett S. Lain
Eugene M. Antrim
Oklahoma City University
The Pioneer Spirit in North Australia and Old Cattle Trails
The piece compares North Australia’s vast rangeland and seasonal cattle drives to the American southwest after the Civil War. It recalls Texas herd growth, failed overland drives to river ports, and the rise of the Chisholm trail before railroads ended the trail era, noting a call to seize opportunities today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha News
North
Australia
Texas
Old Southwest
American Southwest
Mississippi River
Chicago
Kansas
Abilene
Dodge City
Wichita
Chisholm Trail
Testimony on Morro Castle radio operators clashes
Charles A. Maki third operator testifies in New York that the Morro Castle radio room was deserted at 3 30 am and he escaped via lifeboat. He disputes George W. Rogers account claiming Maki disappeared after being sent to the bridge and says the radio room was hot with heavy smoke but little visible fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Maki
Morro Castle
Maki
George W. Rogers
Rogers
Move Launched to Cofed Building
Washington reports a push to form a special committee of business leaders to cooperate with government in private construction. The goal is to spur private building amid expected 1934 spending decline, with 2 million workers unemployed at sites and 2 million more in materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Business Advisory and Planning Council
Council
Death toll rises in textile strike clashes
The death toll reached 13 with about 420000 idle workers as violence spread across textile centers. Ernest K Riley of Mount Holly North Carolina died from a bayonet wound at Belmont while thousands of pickets attacked troops. Tear gas and other force were used in multiple cities including Sparatanburg Little Falls Waterville and Atlanta internment camp arrests. National guardsmen were dispatched to Waterville and police worked to prevent further outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ernest K. Riley
Mount Holly
N. C
Belmont
Roosevelt
Powell Knitting
Sparatanburg
S. C
Little Falls
N. Y
Waterville
Maine
Lockwood Manufacturing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Gaston County
Nashua
N. H
Atlanta
Washington
Washington Made Public A Telegram Sent To Gov. Talmadge
Georgia
Labor gains bureau role in Oklahoma Democratic HQ
Democratic state headquarters announced a labor bureau led by D. E. Collins and a speakers' bureau headed by W. Hastings. John Eddleman was named assistant campaign director as Marland supporters rally others to support the gubernatorial nominee. Republicans plan to open their campaign in Chandler with W. B. Pine and Lew Wentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
D. E. Collins
Oklahoma City Trades and Labor Council
W. W. Hastings
J. B. Moore
Ardmore
E. W. Marland
John Eddleman
Marland
Howard B. Drake
Eddleman
Chandler
W. B. Pine
Lew Wentz
Texas May Tighten Owl Rules Across State
Texas bills seek broader Texas Railroad Commission power to close outlets for illegally produced crude oil. Proposals would bar movement of refined oil from illegal crude and empower enforcement orders. House and Senate committees favor passage amid talk of a possible special session to strip the agency of oil conservation powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Oil Conservation Authority
Senate Civil Jurisprudence Committee
House Committee On Oil, Gas and Mining
Kull to Speak Tomorrow at Nook
A. E. Kull of Oklahoma City will speak for about 15 minutes at the weekly Chamber of Commerce meeting in the DeLuxe Cafe banquet room at 12 o clock sharp, per N. T. Heard. Kull is a noted entertainer with strong rhetoric and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kull
Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
N. T. Heard
Kull
Jackie Cooper Statement Sparks Girl-Woman Debate in New York
New York reports actor Jackie Cooper, age 12, says women are after money and vows to avoid them. He praises Joan Crawford and Greta Garbo while critiquing Hollywood's treatment of women in a bold, provocative interview. Oklahoma Governor Murray orders three men extradited to face theft and burglary charges as two escaped prisoners are to be returned to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Greta Garbo
Oklahoma City
Murray
New Mexico
James Byrd
Ardmore
Colfax
N. M
Joe
Ray Newsom
Tulsa
Hillsboro
Tex
Oklahoma
E. E. Fairbain
Leavenworth
Kan
Monroe Key
Gladewater
Texas
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Della Barringer
Roff
Harold Graham
Wolf
Ray Chamberlain
C. A. Hardee
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Stanley Brady
Joy Barringer
Oak Hills Country Club
Jack Welch
Whispering
Luke
Ada City of Love
Ickes
PWA
North America
Interior Service
Reston
Zeke Burr
New Blacksmyth Shoppe
Sas
DEMO
Nook
Halifax
N. S
A. G. Sandoz
Sandoz
Dalhousie University
St. Paul
Mary Flandaca
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