Curious Ada pastors unite in friendly golf group
A local Ada community piece highlights harmony among churches as a small golf gathering forms weekly. Members named include C B Lee J C Curry Ivan J Youns C G Sfor ris and Haley Messcorf with lighthearted notes about Rev Morris and others. The column weaves in playful gossip, local quirks, and odd anecdotes about town life and recent events.
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Ada
C. B. Lee J. C. Curry
Ivan J. Youns
C. G.sforris
Haley Messcorf
Les
de. Morris
Juet
Tarf
Curry
Marriage Notices and Classified Fragments
Fragments show names Homer Evans and Ruby Reeves with ages from Gewhite Texas Ada Pink Chambers 25 Avery Oklahoma Jewel Ethridge 1A Avery and Fred Wortman 253 Ada Rankin 1S Evans and Ruby. Also James Ho Emory 28 Addo Wanda Brown listed among ads with greatest returns for the amount Unveated News Classified Ads.
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Homer Evans
Gewhite
Tex
Ruby Reeves
Ada Pink Chambers
Avery
Okla
Jewel Ethridge
tAvery
Fred Wortman
Ada
Wautine Rankin
Evans F
Ruby Ish
James Ho Emory
Addo
Wanda Brown
Census ginning report outlines 1935 cotton yield totals
Washington September 23 The census bureau reports that by September 16 the 1935 cotton crop ginnings reached 2 018 395 running bales plus 14 711 round bales counted as halves and 589 American Egyptian bales. Compared with 9 129 794 running bales last year and regional counts by state were given for Alabama to Tennessee with totals by region.
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Washington
Wales
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
North
Gara
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
AML
Farm product income rises in August reports USDA
Washington reports August cash income from farm product sales at 549 million, up from 457 million in July and 536 million in August. Rental and benefit payments under AAA programs are tentatively 44 million, with 26 million from emergency livestock sales. For eight months, farm income from product sales totals 3.67 billion and rental payments 250 million, versus 2.754 billion a year earlier.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Department
Emperor Haile Selassie Arrested by Palace Guards
In Addis Ababa on September 23 the Emperor Haile Selassie was briefly detained at three imperial gates by guards during a nocturnal peasant inspection. He rewarded the three who refused him admittance and punished those who failed, after the fourth gate incident nearly cost one guard his head.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Pdace
King of Kings
Ater
Methvin to Hear Sentence in Oklahoma Case
Formal sentencing of Henry Methvin for the murder of Constable Cal Campbell was postponed to Saturday by District Judge A V Soppedze. Juries at two trials produced different outcomes with Methvin’s present conviction, while affidavits question juror John Mayes's statements prior to the second trial. Mrs Marvin George of Omaha arrived in Ada to visit her sister Mrs George Ebriie in a local hospital.
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Miame
Okla
Henry Me
Electric Diary
Cal Campbell
A. V. Soppedze
Battne
Methvin
John Mayes
Miami
Trafne
Sprog
Campbell
Commerce
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Louisiana
Marvin George
Omaha
Neb
Ada
George Ebriie
George
Vera Holloway
Methods of ripening tomatoes described in Stillwater
Stillwater Oklahoma A and M College reports on tomato ripening noting three key steps. Pick fruit at proper maturity, store green fruit at 50 degrees for 14 to 18 days, and use proper ripening temperatures for best color.
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Stillwater
E. F. Burk
Bottlowlurist
Oklahoma
M. Collese
Burke
Oklahoma City cuts county OERA directors in sweeping reform
Sept 24 Oklahoma City The Oklahoma emergency relief administration will be overseen by new district directors rather than county supervisors. John Eddleman state director abolished county administrators in all but two counties with Tampa miners' Teller issue noted. District directors to replace direct relief with federal works projects starting Nov 1, saving an estimated 315,009. Districts named Tulsa McAlester Okmulgee Oklahoma City Ardmore Enid Chickasha Hobart Jackson Woodward with respective county administrators.
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Oklahoma City
Okahoma
Nen
Alashing
John’ Eddigman
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Federal Works Projects
Eddleman
Works Progress Administration
Eddienan
Tulsa
James R. Ray
Graig
McAlester
Roger Tucker
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Clarence Mull
Seminole
Tom McGee
Oklahoma
Demand for Teachers Surges Amid Vacancies and Promotions
The Placement Bureau notes rising demand for teachers due to vacancies and resignations, with Comanche schools reporting eight openings. Music teachers are in greatest need, as economic shifts lure staff to government and commercial fields, echoing past shortages from 1950 31.
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W. B. Morrison
Aald i
Comanche
Mont Togical
Thiai
Muals
Checks Come Back in Justice Court Session
Five defendants faced justice court action Saturday on charges of issuing false checks. The unusual session heard by two justices of the peace resulted in two dismissals and one defendant bound over for district court. Jon Clark, held on $2,000 bond, and Oscar Krieger, facing a $1,000 bond, were among those linked to forged instruments tied to Tupelo and Ada cases. Pat Hastings faced multiple felony and misdemeanor counts related to cattle payments and soft checks.
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Justice Court
Jon Clark
Sherwood W.hill
A. W. Oliver
Bill Richard Son
Riley Bagwell
H. Miller
Clark
J. D.’ Cannon ‘and Brothers
Tupelo
Cannon
Oscar Krieger
Dan Hoover
Hastings
Pantatoc
Coal
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Walter Clark
Coal County
Clarksville
Tex
Hoover
Sherri Clark
League of Nations Test, Senator Pope Declares
Senator James T. Pope of Idaho says the League of Nations faces a vital test, likening it to the U S Department of Justice before it acted decisively on crime. He notes global belief that delay could threaten world peace and cites Mussolini as a danger, urging immediate action and stronger League resolve.
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League of Nations
Pope
James T. Pope
Adaho
United States Department of Justice
Urchipayaa
Janes P. Fope
Associated
Volendam
New York
Department of Justice
Eugenie
Mussolini
Duce
Austria
Poland
Irish victim to forced landing ends 3000 mile solo flight
Ballinrobe Ireland reports 23 year old aviator Waltkus survived a forced landing during a 3000 mile solo flight from New York. He blamed fog rain and dirty weather for the wreck and said he would decide on further flying after engineers inspect his monoplane. He hoped to resume toward Kaunas Lithuania if possible.
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Ballinrobe
County Mayo
Ireland
Irish Free: State Air Force
New York
Kaunas
Lithuania
Lothie
Waltkus
Waitkus
Atlantic
Bithuenta
Charles A. Lindberg
Amelia Earhart
Putnam
James “A. Mollt
James Mattern
Wiley
Oklahoma City Indians Seal Texas League Title With 6-2 Win
Oklahoma City clinched the Texas league crown by beating Beaumont Exporters 6-2 in Beaumont. Joe Hare started for Beaumont and was knocked out in the first, but Long John Niggering pitched eight strong innings for the Indians. The victory gave Oklahoma City the top playoff seed as the season concluded, with Beaumont taking only one playoff gem.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Indians
Beaumond
Shadghnessy
Indians
Beaumont
Ark
Tulsa
Eeseties
Southern Association
White
New
Orleans
Atlants
Beaumon
Gem
Joe Hare
Fin
Ware
Tsdlans Duilt
Irving Page Dead A Oklahoma banker and Republican leader
Irving Page, a prominent Oklahoma City banker and former Blaine County official, died yesterday in Wichita, Kansas. He had left Oklahoma to accept a Federal Land Bank appointment after heading JW Harreld's U S Senate campaign and previously served as Blaine County attorney and treasurer.
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Oklahoma City
Irving Page
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kana
Land Bank
JW. Harreld
United States
Watonga
Blaine County
Fragmentary obituary notes three individuals' deaths
A garbled notice mentions Stephen, Darige, and Ghrenas with uncertain ages and death details. The readable fragments indicate a familial or communal obituary item, but essential names, dates, and places are incomplete.
Bowles Named Manager at Pratt Jewelry Co in Conroe
R E Bowles takes over as manager of Pratt Jewelry Co at 114 East Main Conroe Texas replacing H G who led store since opening. Bowles previously managed Tyler area store and Ada assignment for three weeks during launch. He and his family reside at 909 East 25th Street.
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Pratt Jewelry Co
East’ .Main
Russell, Bowles Jr
H- G
Conroe
Texas
Bowles
Wen
Tyler
Abe
Ity
Hia
New Seaplane Altitude Record Claimed
Benjamin King, famed sportsman pilot, claims a new world altitude record for light seaplanes at about 16 000 feet. He used a one piece aeroplane with total dead weight around 624 5 pounds, taking off and landing at the naval air station on the Anneve river. The mark awaits official confirmation as the National Aeronautics Association barograph and standards calibration are pending.
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Washington
Benjamin King
Capital
King
National Aeronautics Association
Bureau of Standards
Naval Air Station
Anneveih Oriver
Temple crash kills two on highway near Temple
Two young Temple residents Melvin McDovid 24 and Irene Gower 14 were killed when their car crashed into a truck near Temple southwest of here. Virginia Douglas and Beatrice Norman also of Temple were seriously injured and taken to a Lawton hospital. J D. Siegel, driver of the car, suffered minor injuries. The dead were brought to this city for burial.
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Sentenge
James EB. Webster
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Stillwater Experiment Station
Panhandle’ Agricultural Experiment Station
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Soil Conservation Service
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Extension Service
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AAA
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Chicago
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Pioneer Banker of Oklahoma
Wichita, Kansas
Noscow
Geneva
Soviet Union
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Darige
Ghrenas
Yen Smite
R. E. Bowles
Pratt Co
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