Miss Cornelia Roy Testifies About Forder Braking
Local notes report Miss Cornelia Roy injured after a car accident when Mildred Flowers lost control. Cornelia’s bruised head and arm are noted, with thanks that injuries were not serious. Community updates include visits, travel, and church progress in Maxwell and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Roy
Cornelia
Mildred Flowers
Mildred
Olive Summers
Castle
Strother
Noah Easley
Oscar Creager
Ardmore
Mercedes Northcut
Washington
Mack
Lawton
Florence Good
Minnie Evans
Velma Mackey
Inez Good
Gladys
Mable Ellis
Beulah
Floyd Sutton
Cornelia Ray
Mr. Cotton
Ada
Maxwell
Okahoma
Satan
Sunday School Social and Local Visits Across Ada and Union Hill
A Sunday scene shows Misses Pearl Ida Ottie Walker Velma Lucile Higginbotham visiting Mrs. Starks in Ada with several couples from area towns. Around gatherings include Pie supper announced for October 2 1925. Local visits feature families from Allen Tulsa Ardmore and Union Hill through the weekend with illness notes and cotton picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Ida
Ottie Walker
Velma
Lucile Higginbotham
Starks
Ada
Ernest Bray
Leondas McAnally
Bryant
Grace Brice
Edith Coventon
Maggie Ellen Sanders
Hayden Brunner
Tulsa
Coker
W. A. Patterson
Allen
M. L. Earnest
Barney Brice
Geneva Gorgis
Bertha Rushing
Vanda Black
W. W. Jones
Mabel L
Bolton
Justine
Austelile
Velma Goggans
Union Hill
Ada visitor and family news from Cedar Grove
Mrs Columbus Scroggins visited Ada Wednesday. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charlie Jones last Thursday. Rev W A Hearton with son Luther and daughters Lorena and Sybil traveled to Tecumseh and back Friday. Ruth Robison joined them for a visit. Eli West and Shelby family visited Sunday. Mrs Little of Denny visited the Lueken home Sunday. John Lee Bristow families joined Hearton Raymond Dunaway’s Texas trip. Aunt Ella Jones improving after illness. Marie Chandler hosted Sybel Hearron and others Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bula Robinson
Cushing
J. E. Chandler
Sasakwa
Mattie Willis
Bromide
John Lee
Ernest Bristow
P. H. Cooper
Adell
Blanche
Opal Luellen
Ed West
Elmer Chandler
Jim Williams
Cal West
Francis
Weldon Dunaway
Box
Columbus Scroggins
Charlie Jones
W. A. Hearton
Luther
Lorena
Sybil
Tecumseh
Ruth Robison
Eli West
Shelby
Little of
Denny
Lueken
Bristow
Hearton
Raymond Dunaway
West Texas
Ella Jones
W. A. Hearron
Ell West
Marie Chandler
Sybel Hearron
Community Cotton Picking and Local Visits Noted
Nearby residents spend Sunday picking cotton as a pastime and attend regular and prayer meetings. Several families such as Latimers Crockett McCord Latimer and Moore visit kin and travel to Sulphur. Hester Grindstaff Parker and others study at E C S T C while J J Copeland moves to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Crossland
Velma Revels
Thurman Latimer
Pleasant Hill
Camden
Tennessee
Will Latimer
Benton County
Tenn
Oklahoma
John V. L
L. L. Crockett
Hester Moore
James Crockett
John
Charles Grindstaff
Violet Parker
Mary Lee McCord
Claud McCord
Joe Latimer
Camden, Tenn., Have Been Visiting In the Crockett
T. C. Latimer
Bontom
Mary Reinfro
M. L. McCord
Price
Mr. van Buskirk
Social Roundup From Ada and Surrounding Towns
Ada and nearby communities report Sunday visits and weekend guests from Stratford Purcell and Maxwell. Activities include church services, county fair attendance with prizes and trips to Oklahoma City, and widespread cotton picking. Editor notes a late letter arriving after print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Patterson
Ada
Bernice White
Zula May Scott
Stratford
Florence Standridge
J. S. Jones
Eld. Chambers
Will Wyatt
Purcell
Eld. West
Hughes
Maxwell
Brinlee
B. D. Garland
Louis Garland
Oklahoma City
Cc. C. Wilson
W. B. Williams
Florence Owens
J. B. Owens
Ruthie Standridge
Lanham
Nora Brinlee
Jamie Walters
Imo Norville
Carl Solomon
P. A. Templeman
Nelson
Cuba Jones
Vbgkajemfnyoshr
May Wyatt
T. F. Buck
Bill Watters
Dave Watters
Hidden treasure hoard found in former Imperial Court tailor’s residence
Soviet authorities report a wall safe in the former residence of the Imperial Court tailor at Leningrad yielded a large hoard of gold and silver articles and precious stones. The tailor Lidwell, once the Czars' tailor, now resides in Paris after fleeing the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seer
Peerey
Moscow
Leningrad
Lidwell
Paris
News Want Ad: Buy Rent Sell Find It
Classified notice promotes a general purpose want ad, inviting readers to buy rent or sell items through the newspaper service. It emphasizes quick listings and broad appeal for household goods real estate and employment notices.
Summers Chapel Singing and Infant Death Notice
A community gathers for another Summers Chapel singing as Sunday school returns next week. Quince Moore travels from Alex Beatrice Evans visits Maxwell, while a tragic infant death is reported. The infant son of Bro. and Sister Yandell died after choking on a swallowed object. he lived nine months and 11 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers Chapel
Quince Moore
Alex
Beatrice Evans
Alene Summers
Maxwell
Death
Bro
Yandell
All Day Singing Attended at Sun Shine
The Sunday event at Sun Shine drew J E Berryman and family E G Stewart and wife Lee Nabors and family Bill Rose and wife J D Peterson and family Tobe Wingard Floyd Hewett Audrie and Charlie Peterson Misses Carrah Maleda Hagler Lena Rucker Lillian Madie and Ruby Taylor Ew Rae and Foe Carter and others. Ben H Walters preached and all enjoyed the sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
J. E. Berryman
E. G. Stewart
Lee Nabors
Bill Rose
J. D. Peterson
Tobe Wingard
Floyd Hewett
Audrie
Chariie Peterson
Misses Carrah
Maleda Hagler
Lena Rucker
Lillian Madie
Ruby Taylor
Ew Rae
Foe Carter
J. P. Freeman
Roff
Frank Riggs
John Sutton
Ada
Lewis Painter
Roff High Scores 14-0 at Davis in Season Opener
The Roff football team beat Davis 14 to 0 on Friday in the season’s first game. Boosters accompanied the squad as friends and locals witnessed the win. Many Ada visitors and local residents were noted at events and gatherings surrounding the town drumbeat and school activities.
Ada Visitors and Local Meetings Highlight Stonewall Note
Miss Ivyreen Smith visited Tupelo Friday while Ada saw several residents including Mrs. Blair Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Sanders. Noah Wright and family arrived for a visit with PP Woolwine and Phillips. Charley Sawyer and wife returned from a voyage through Arkansas and Texas. Rev Switzer will preach Sunday at 11 and 7:45 with Sunday school at 10. City council held the regular monthly meeting last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivyreen Smith
Tupelo
E. F. Blair
D. W. Thomas
Ada
Noah Wright
PP. D. Woolwine
W. M. Phillips
Wynnewood
Charley Sawyer
Arkansas
Texas
George McKay
W. S. Furlong
O. C. Reed
Charles Sawyer
W. Y. Switzer
Durant
J. L. Sanders
Local visits and events in Ada and surrounding towns
Evening September 10 notes tentative payment of 5500 in school bonds. Ada visitors include John Murphy A Mecham Dr E Ferris Furman Gibson. Sunday school secretary Earnest Wilson to speak at Methodist Church Thursday. Multiple residents and visitors from Holdenville New Orleans Wichita Falls Durant and Muskogee in town or visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Oklahoma City
A. Mecham
Lehigh
George Hodge
Joe Beck
Ada
Stonewall
John McKay
Roswell
N. M
McKoy
E. Ferris
Earnest Wilson
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Methodist Church
C. Hisan
T. Lowman
Holdenville
George Sallee
New Orleans
W. S. Furlong
W. L. Leach
Fannie
Wichita Falls
Texas
Elaine
Edna Mae Peters
C. O. Martin
Ivyreen Smith
Estele Henson
Charles Sawyers
Furman Gibson
First State Bank
W. O. Ray of
Durant
R. F. Mundy
Atoka County Farming Notes From Mrs Rosa Norvell
Mrs Rosa Norvell writes from Stratford sharing Atoka county farming notes. She notes good corn in places and cotton with some weevil damage, recent rains, abundant stock water, and a three room country school near seven miles from Caney. She invites Ada area readers to consider living in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Tully
Stratford
Ada Weekly
Atoka County
Caney
Boggy Creek
Ada
Vaness
Center
Rosa Norvell
J. E. Baker
Loyalty versus law in Oklahoma Cotton Growers unity
A. A. Aldrich argues that cooperative marketing strengthens farmers but warns lawsuits against contract violators do not sustain the cotton association. He stresses community trust, loyal members, and lawful action as essential, claiming courts cannot replace principle in guiding the cooperative through adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Oklahoma
Cotton Association
Courts of
A. A. Aldrich
One Friend Challenges Cotton Farmers to Support Co operative Market
The member urges continued backing of the co operative cotton market association as the sole force stabilizing prices. He warns that without support the movement may fail, returning control of prices to buyers and risking further price manipulation and losses for Southern farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Cotton Marketing Association
Co-Operative Marketing
Southland
A. A. Aldrich
J Doug Morgan Big Tent Show Heads to Ada
The J Doug Morgan Big Tent Show will run all next week in Ada start Monday Sept 28 behind the county post office. The show boasts a new repertoire of late New York plays and vaudeville equal to top theatres with tickets at the same price. Monday night features New York comedy humor for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Doug. Morgan
J. Doug Morgan
Ada
J. Doug
New York
Bible in England Four Centuries Ago
The only printed Bible in England for four centuries was the Latin Vulgate, with copies possibly chained fast in parish churches as a safeguard against theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Laxton
Davis
Iva Giles
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J. A. Ewing
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Oscar Parker
W.S. Dickens
Roy McKee
Frances
E. R. Williams
Sherman
Grady Lambert
Ruby
Joe Heathman
Geneva
Margaret Oliphant
Dewey Hodges
Clare Bower
R. A. Miller
East Hill Cemetery
Rev. Morris
John Aven
Ed Smith
Pauline Givens
Homer Leeper
Jack Moran
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