Ada native Pearl Stevens returns to Gladewater
Mrs. T. J. Copeland has returned home to Gladewater Texas after a week visiting relatives and friends in Ada. She is identified as the former Miss Pearl Stevens of Ada. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Kirkland of Oklahoma City are vacationing in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Copeland
Gladewater
Texas
Ada
Copeland
Miss Pearl Stevens
Joseph Anderson
B. C. Kirkland
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles, California
Earhart Returns Home After Visit with Parents
Horace Earhart of Oklahoma City returns home after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Earhart. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Eubanks announce the birth of a son on September 16 near the city. Miss Theresa Lucas, a Ravia teacher, shopped in Ada on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Earhart
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Homer Earhart
O. L. Eubanks
Theresa Lucas
Ravia
Ada
East Ada hosts O E S officers and visitors
Mrs J E Childers of Tipton Oklahoma Grand Chaplain of the Grand Chapter O E S attended the district No 11 school of instruction in Ada Thursday. Mr and Mrs C A Breitung plan a trip Saturday to Nacogdoches Texas with Mrs Breitung's sister Miss Florene Jones joining from Ada. O C Morris of Stonewall did business in Ada Thursday. Mrs C E Meharg of Roff visited Ada Thursday. Miss Helen Robinett of Roff attended the Ada O E S school of instruction Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
East 17Th
J. E. Childers
Tipton
Oklahoma
O. C. Morris
Stonewall
Ada
C. E. Meharg of
Roff
Helen Robinett
School of Instruction of the
Tulsa Couple Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs I M Bievings of Tulsa return home after visiting Mrs Charlies Chauncey mother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. I. M. Bievings
Tulsa
Law Student Carloss Wadlington Visiting Family
Oklahoma University law student Carloss Wadlington spends weekend with his mother Mrs Wayne Wadlington and other relatives at 415 East Main and with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carloss Wadlington
Oklahoma University
Wayne Wadlington
East Main
Mrs Mildred Caruth Returns Home After Major Operation
Miss Mildred Caruth who recently underwent a major operation has been removed to her home at 1119 South Belmont. T. L. Reynolds of Sasakwa attended to business in Ada Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Caruth
South
Belmont
T. L. Reynolds
Sasakwa
Ada
Mary Brock to Teach Art in Okmulgee Public Schools
Miss Mary Brock will depart Sunday for Okmulge e to take a position as an art instructor in the Okmulgee public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brock
Okmulgee
Price to Visit Checotah for Two Weeks
Mrs. T. M. Price of 1100 East Eighth will travel to Checotah on Saturday to spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Price
East Eighth
Checotah
Mrs. Frazier Returns to Oklahoma City After Visit
Mrs. S. H. Frazier and her young son Phil return to Oklahoma City after ten days visiting Mrs. Frazier’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Frazier
Phil
Oklahoma City
Laves Family Returns From Two Week Chicago Michigan Trip
Mr and Mrs A R Laves and children Marion and Bob have returned from a two week vacation in Chicago and Michigan. They visited Mr Laves parents who recently came back from a year in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Laves
Marion
Bob
Chicago
Michigan
Mr. Laves
Germany
Scheinbergs Visit Fort Worth Then Plan New York Trip
Mr and Mrs Sam Scheinberg of Fort Worth visit the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Scheinberg. They will leave for New York City Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Scheinberg
Fort Worth
Harry Scheinberg
New York City
Ada Weekend Visits and Local Notices
A. A. McNatt returns home from a visit with son Arnold in Carthage Missouri. Ivana Young visits with brother A. L. Young in Mill Creek. Gertrude Jones, Oklahoma City teacher, spends weekend with Miss LaVerne Warren. A. Foster family weekend in Dallas. Ann Patrick returns to Ada from Oklahoma City after visiting sister Mrs. Bill Williams. accompanied by Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hatfield and Jerry. Fresh shipment of King's Chocolates at Carpenter's Drug Store. Mrs. Lee Eddleman travels to Tulsa for a week with relatives. Ray Stegall and wife spend weekend in Tulsa. Stegall is county superintendent of schools. C. C. Roberts and son Vann visit Ardmore and celebrate J. C. Roberts's 86th birthday. T. E. Vaughan and wife travel to Hale Missouri for two weeks. Don Cannaday, Denver Davidson Jr., and Lester Cummings, OU students, spend weekend in Ada visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Jones
Oklahoma City
LaVerne Warren
Ann Patrick
Ada
Bill Williams
Williams
Hatfield
Jerry
Don Cannaday
Denver Davison, Jr
Lester Cummings
The
University of Oklahoma
Miss Stella Qualls Heads to Tulane for Graduate Work
Miss Stella Qualls departs Monday for New Orleans to enter Tulane University for graduate studies.
Ada Echoes Local Business Travel and Visits
Sam Boatright of Stratford transacted business in Ada. Mon W.A. Gus Delaney Paul Alderson and Byron Sledge left Monday for Dallas and Galveston to sail to New York City for the world series. Nick Heard of Hughes Tool recently transferred from Kansas to Seminole and visited Ada friends. Miss Zana Leonard of Allen spent the past weekend in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Boatright
Stratford
Ada
W.A
Gus” Delaney
Paul Alderson
Byron Sledge
Dallas
Galveston
New York City
Nick Heard
Hughes Tool Company
Kansas
Seminole
Zana Leonard
Allen
Bobbitts of Buffalo Visit Ada Friends
Mr and Mrs Bailey Bobbitt from Buffalo New York visit in the home of his mother Mr Tennie Bobbitt at 722 South Broadway. The Bobbitts former Ada residents have many friends here and he is employed by the Great Lakes Portland Cement Company in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Bobbitt
Buffalo
New York
Tennie Bobbitt
South Broadway
Bobbitt
Ada
Urect Lakes Portland Cement Company
Local Notes From Ada Oklahoma and Nearby Visits
Tom Granger Jr. returns to St. Louis to begin dental studies at St Louis University. Mrs. O H Webb undergoes major surgery in Ada. Lee Powdy of Ross visits Ada for business and friends. H H Hamilton of Idabel transacts in Ada. Mrs. Dick Wallace and Mrs. Tom Jacobs of Allen spend Monday in Ada. Mr and Mrs Howard Colgan of Hutchinson Kansas travel to Bremnan Ohio for his mother’s illness and death and plan a visit to Ada with Mrs Colgan’s parents in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Granger Jr
Tom Granger
St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis University
Lee Powdy
Ross
Ada
Dick Wallace
Tom Jacobs
Allen
Howard Colgan
Hutchinson
Kan
Bremnan
Mr. Colgan
Reaves Visit Hutchinson Couple In City
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reaves of Hutchinson Kansas are in the city visiting Mrs. Reaves aunt Mrs. W. S. Furlong and Mr. Furlong at 216 East Twelfth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Reaves
Hutchinson, Kan
City
Mrs Imogene Norvell Returns From Kilgore Visit
Miss Imogene Norvell of Vaness has returned from Kilgore Texas where she was visiting a sister for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Norvell of
Vaness
Kilgore
Tex
Mrs Reedes Montgomery Recovers After Major Operation
Mrs Reedes Montgomery of 601 West Eighth underwent a major operation at a local hospital on Monday and is reported to be getting along nicely.
Ada Woman Sends News Papers to Albuquerque Friends
Mrs. F. W. Caldwell of 726 West Twelfth returns from a long stay with friends in Albuquerque New Mexico. She notes locals there regard Ada as a small town and she plans to share Ada News Progress issues to inform them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Caldwell
West Twelfth
Albuquerque
N. M
Ada
Dr and Mrs Ed Granger Return from Missouri Vacation
Dr and Mrs Ed Granger returned Tuesday from Missouri where they spent a ten day vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Granger
Points
Missouri
Judge and Mrs Orel Busby Visit Ada
Judge and Mrs Orel Busby arrived in Ada on Wednesday to visit the home of Dr. Catherine and Fred Brydia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Orel Busby
Ada
Catherine and
Fred Brydia
Ginning Report Shows Higher Cotton Upland Output
Census Bureau reports by Sept 16 this year total ginnings reached 3,707,142 running bases with 49,082 round bases and 1,004 American Egyptian bales. Last year ginnings were 2,315,831 running bases. State totals include Texas 1,023,389 and Oklahoma 91,456 with Arkansas 24,716.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Damages Sought From Ada Transfer Operator in March Crash
Lawsuit filed for Leo R. Moore through W. R. Moore against Wick Adair owner of Ada Transfer and Storage. Truck reportedly backed across Highway 48 without rear lights near Ada, May 3, 193? injuring 18 year old Leo Moore driving a brother's car. Claim seeks 10000 damages 2500 punitive and 500 for the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo R. Moore
W. R. Moore
Wick Adair
Ada Transfer and Storage Company
Highway 48
Ada
Young Moore
Florence welcomes touring dogs and cast at Ponsier
Florence Oregon mobile. Jack Ponsier offers dog and cast accommodations for visitors. Motorists can leave their animals at Ponsier's dog and eat rest room for a romp while in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ore
Jack Ponsier
Ponsier
Greatest returns for amount in vested Ada News ad
Classified notice summarizes a finance offer from Ada News advert: potential gains on invested sums. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a promotional financial scheme with vested terms and promised returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Oklahoma to begin pension payments for 44 000 residents
Oklahoma City Sept 24 state welfare chief Harve Melton announced October old age pensions totaling eight dollars will go to 44 000 Oklahomans shortly after Oct 1. November and December payments average 15 with some very needy individuals possibly receiving 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Harve Melton
State Welfare Commission
Melton
Tax Commission
Welfare Commission
H. L. McCracken
State Tax Commission
McCracken
Gov Futrell proposes home ownership for sharecroppers
Hot Springs Ark Sept 21 Gov Futrell urged the federal government to enable southern sharecroppers to buy small productive farms. He told the farm tenancy commission a home owning nation would better defend the country than vast army expenditures. The keynote prepared for the first meeting outlines a Dixie sharecropper issue rooted in Civil War history as a federal grand jury is organized in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
J. M. Futrell
South
Commission
Dixie
Cvil
Little
Arkansas
Futrell
County 4-H Fair selects state trip riders
Pontotoc county 4-H fair at Ada Convention hall chose six girls and six boys for trips to the Oklahoma City state fair. Judges Miss Lemma Maloney and Shawnee Brown directed exhibits, with a county committee selecting the state display group. The girls include Vernice Johnson, Jewell Hokett, Louise Chandler, Ilantha Rainbolt, Thelma West, and Thelma Scroggins among Cedar Grove and nearby clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
Convention Hall
Ada
Lemma Maloney
Shawnee Brown
Vernice Johnson
Fitzhugh Club
Jewell Hokett
Owl Creek
Louise Chandler
Cedar Grove
Ilantha Rainbolt
Thelma West
Thelma Scroggins
Helen Brecheen
Maxwell
Hlome
Jewel Hobett
Ith
Audie Cox
Ouida Harris
Caus Lst
Margaret Krueger
Cna Ait
Canning On Hokett
Nell Dean Johnson
Nadine Howard Pye
Louise Chandle
Garner Assesses Roosevelt Garner Razzes New York Press
Vice President John N. Garner, visiting Democratic headquarters in New York, comments on Roosevelt and himself as pictures hang in the press room. He jokes about cigars and credits, discusses speeches, politics, and his stance in Roosevelt’s program, while being grilled by newspapermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
John N. Garner
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Garner
Knox
Death Valley Scotty at 61 Enjoying Life at Ranch
Death Valley Scotty, age 61, reflects on a life of western adventure from Death Valley Ranch California. He recalls arriving from Cynthiana Kentucky, riding mules in harsh heat and building a famous castle while claiming an eight million dollar fortune and a showman past with Buffalo Bill. He plans no party, only shoeing his mule Betty who carries supplies on pack journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Cynthiana
Walter Scott
Buffalo Bill
Europe
America
Grapevine
Ecanyon
Betty
Scotty
Garner Clips Words With Vice President In Private Talk
An offhand exchange during a private meeting finds Garner resisting a political dig at Ohio. He deflects questions about talks with Democratic leaders and jokingly praises newspaper men, noting they have more sense than cowhands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
Garner
Parties Rally Over New Deal Clash Across Camps
AP dispatch reports intensified cross party appeal as Maine senate race and state primaries focus on the new deal. Roosevelt backs democracy in industry while Landon argues government powers define governance and risk of one man rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Maine
Roosevelt
Landon
Campaizon
American Labor Party
New York State
Campaiy
Young Republican
Topeka
Pontotoc County Exhibits Headed to State Fair
Pontotoc County prepares two exhibits for the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City. Agriculture features in the county collective exhibit and the 4-H club displays. J B Hill notes strong corn and well-filled shipping boxes among the ready-for-fair items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
J. B. Hill
Joe Louis KOs Al Ettore in fifth round in Philadelphia
Joe Louis stopped Al Ettore, an Italian boxer from Philadelphia, in the fifth round of their fifteen round match before about 60 000 fans. Louis floored Ettore twice before finishing him with a pair of short left hooks at one minute 28 seconds of the fifth. Louis won all but one round, Ettore's aggression and evasive defense earning a brief third round draw. Louis led 203 1 4 to 189 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Young al Ettore
Ettore
Louis
Joe
Philadelphian
Tulsa Gambling Charge Faces Five Defendants
Five defendants charged with gambling in the Sheridan night club case were ordered to stand trial at the present court session. The case grew from the December 3 stay at the Sheridan club of Louis Pappan, federal revenue inspector, and George Stewart. Attorneys withdrew delaying moves. fresh gambling charges were filed. Tyree Park remains in state prison for manslaughter in Pappan's slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Sheridan Night Club
Wesley Webb
Sheridan Club
Louis Pappan
Federal Revenue
George Stewart
Ray Staley
Cecil Byrd
New Vandeventer
A. C. Vandeventer
George
Rickory) McCullough
Holly Anderson
A. Flint Moss
H. R. Young
Saul Yeager
Anderson
Owen Watts
W. C. Henneberry
Ed Crossland
Webb
Tyree Park
Pappan
Watts
McAlester
Byrd
Oklahoma Land Department Audit Scheduled by Governor
Gov Marland will oversee a required biannual audit of the $55,000,000 state school land commission estate. Pi LeLon C. Phillips and Claud Briggs are invited to confer with the governor. The audit contract must be let by the three officials and filed within five days of the opening legislative session. This marks the first in months that Marland and Phillips will meet personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
LeLon C. Phillips
Claud Briggs
Senate
Marland
School Land Commission
Board's Report Favors State Police Force
The Oklahoma State Planning Board found a state police system would cost about 500000 dollars annually and would require 150 to 200 officers. The report, based on 21 states, will be submitted to the legislature without recommendation for or against such a system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Planning Board
Oklahoma
Pastor Seeks World’s Worst Sin In Church Poll
In Litchfield Illinois on September 21 Reverend L A Crown of Union Avenue Christian Church will preach on What Is The Most Horrible Of Sins After the sermon congregants and visitors will write their views on slips of paper A prize will be awarded later to the person whose suggestion comes closest to the judges consensus The event invites community participation and discussion of morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Ill
L. A. Crown
Union Avenue
Nazi church orders ban on hallelujah in prayers
German church authorities ordered all congregations to remove the word hallelujah from prayers claiming the term is Hebrew and alien to German worship, as reported by Jewish Telegraphic Agency from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Oklahoma Road Commission Appeals for Extra Funds
Oklahoma City reports the state highway commission warns of an insufficient budget to match a 1936 57 federal aid program. Secretary J M Gentry cites gasoline tax diversion as crucial to cover a 41 242 91 to 5 482 000 deficit while awaiting new state funds from court decisions or legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. M. Gentry
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
William J. Browne
van T. Moon
Moon
Capitol
Scott Ferris
Commission
Supreme Court
Treasury
Ferris
C. C. Childers
Editor's storm forecast saves a housewife's wash
In Lowell Massachusetts a newspaper editor, juggling storm news, answers a call from a housewife asking if she should bring in her laundry. He advises bringing it in, and she follows his guidance, ending with a light note on timely journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Bees Drive Horses Into Apiary in Utah Accident
A swarm of bees chased a team of horses into an apiary with 75 hives near Payson Utah. Rancher David Bona was badly stung while trying to stop them. Arthur Bona 22 escaped by diving into a canal after being trapped under the wagon. One horse suffered critical stings possibly fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Guadarrama
Spain
Payson
Utah
David Bona
Arthur Bona
Horseradish Price Surge Hits Luxury Status
In St Louis on September 21 horseradish roots arrive as the season opens and local firms price at 10 dollars per hundredweight, over three times last year’s average. Drought blamed by producers at Blizzard Hill relish works for the sharp rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
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Mrs. C. A. Breitung
Nacordoches
A. A. McNatt
Carthage, Mo
Arnold McNatt
Ivana Young
Mill Creek
A. L. Young
Mrs. Young
Mrs. A. Foster
Orland
Marie
King’s
Carpenter's Drug Store
Lee Eddleman
Stockton
Ray Stegall
Mr. Stegall
C. C. Roberts
Vann
Ardmore
Mr. Roberts
J. C. Roberts
Roberts
T. E. Vaughan
Hale, Mo
O. H. Webb
H. H. Hamilton
Idabel
Bureau
Aigreade
Buster Brents
Otto Harris
Malcolm Baker
Carlos Scroggins
Sherman Lamb
Calvin Nickerson
Loyd Jones
Ralph Scroggins
Reuben Chandier
Garner Razzes
Newspaper
Men of
Peple
Jim
James A. Farley
Farley
James Cox
Ohio
Death Valley Scotty
Cowboy
Castle Builder
West
Death Valley Ranch
Calif
Florida
Cox
Edward J. Pr
al Ettore
Land Department
Board
Road Commission
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