Lovelady and Ahloso Social notes and visits
The Lovelady community and nearby Ahloso area residents share a busy weekend with calls at Ruth Sta, Mittie Hutchings, Jewell Graham and Beatrice Hutchings. Charley Lillard visits his father, Marley Thosmartin returns home, Aaron Staggs and Dick Overstreet visit the Hutchings home. Preaching draws well. Sliger couple attend church. Two smiling girls caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahloso
I . Ple
Lovelady
Farris Satur- Idas Taylor
Mittie Hutchings
Ruth Sta
Charley Lillard
Miss Wardlow
Ada
Jewell Graham
Beatrice Hutchings
R. Carmichael
Oklahoma City
Marley Thosmartin
Ruth Staggs
Mttie Hutchings
Aaron Staggs
Dick Overstreet
Hutchings
Charley Sliger
Grant Hutchings
Arthur
Lon Williams
Fitzhugh Visits Garlan Etheridge and Local Social Roundup
Fitzhugh visits Garlan Etheridge this week amid a busy list of social gatherings. The community notes include multiple weekend visits, school events, church arbor gathering near Lightning Ridge, and a postponed play due to bad weather with plans to resume in winter term.
Union Valley Community Notes Brighten Local Weekend
Union Valley residents report church attendance across Pleasant Hill Ada and Ahloso. News of a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Bill Anderson and family visits spread through Stonewall Pecan Grove and Blackwell households. A bridge and culvert collapse blocked crossing after heavy rains.
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Bro. Shipman
Hiram Faber
Spaulding Lowrey
Ada
Catherine Brock
Clifton Mayfield
Jasper Turner
Pleasant Hill
Gladys Boring
Pecan Grove
Ethel Hice
Leslie Hart
Stonewall
Violet Bourns
Bessie Stephens
Selma Wilson
Anne Brandon
Ahloso
Bill Anderson Dare
Maude Scott
Poca Mayfield
Sam Maryfield
Lee Blackwell
Ada social notes list Saturday and Sunday visits
Mr Reesby and W H Cleghorn were in Ada on business Saturday. Miss Cora Cleghorn visited her sister Mrs Buster Whiteaker. Hazel Crockett stayed with Velma Stone. France Price and wife spent Sunday with her mother Miss Bessie. Rigsby shared dinner with Lea Crockett. Maud Laughlin dined with Mary Green. Laughlin sisters from Texas visiting. Several men socialized with T J Rigsby and others. Box supper planned Friday October 5 with call to bring money and boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reesby
W. H. Cleghorn
Ada
Cora Cleghorn
Buster Whiteaker
Hazel Crockett
Velma Stone
France Price
Wilson
Bessie
Rigsby
Lea Crockett
Maud Laughlin
Mary Green
Mr. Alston
T. J. Rigsby
Johnson Jackson
Mator Choat
Flora Willhite
Vance Pice
Bessie Rigsby
Lela Crockett
Town Council enacts curfew and assigns city attorney
The Town Council held a regular meeting and passed a curfew ordinance setting street curfew at 8 30 p m for all persons 21 years old and younger, with penalties for parents of children under 12. Robt Kerr of Ada was appointed city attorney.
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Robt. Kerr
Ada
West Main
Richey
W. L. Powell
A. Doner
Corp
Francis
Memorial for J R Neeley at Burrow near Ada
J R Neeley aged 48 died at Ada hospital Tuesday afternoon September 12. He resided near Burrow and was buried at Jesse cemetery Thursday afternoon after funeral services by Revs Lon Russell and J B Baggett. He was born in Texas and active in Missionary Baptist church at Burrow. He leaves a wife four children a brother in Purdon Texas and a sister in Pleasant Hill Coal County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Neeley
J R. Neeley
Ada Hospital
Burrow
Mr. Neeley
Texas
Missionary Baptist Church
Purdon
Pleasant Hill
Coal County
Jesse Cemetery
Lon Russell
Ada
J. B. Baggett
Tupelo
Shawnee Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Cotton Pickers
Mr and Mrs Grove of Shawnee visited relatives in the community. The Sunday school contest ended with the Blue and Red tied. Geraldine Collins and Dorothy Grove attended events and visits continued through Sunday night. Harvey Grove stays with his brother as Cotton Pickers activity proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Shawnee
Lee Collins
King
Geraldine Collins
Rutie Roberts
Gerald
Lavern Collins
Bettel Henry
Dorothy Grove
Schoo
Beaver
Dorothy
Rainy district ends two month school term for cotton picking
The district reports satisfying rainfall and stock watering. Two months of school close for the cotton picking season. Preacher S. S. Lilley and wife plan a Center appointment on the first Sunday. Farmers sow wheat for winter grazing. Will Yates visits his mother. S. S. Lilly returns from Holdenville with news of his sick daughter and ample water. Turnips look fine. army worms fattening and turning into millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Lilley
Holdenville
New Bethel Social Guests Send Warm Sunday Visit Notes
New Bethel residents recount guests visiting over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Patterson and J. E. Phillips with others. Edith Cook returned home after visiting sister Mrs. Phil Ray while Bro Ford and H A Patterson hosted. Ernest Cannady dined with Miller Phillips and Wilson Perry visited relatives in Texas. Eleanor Cannady stayed with Beulah Phillips and Phil Ray with D R Cannady Sunday. TWO LOVING CHUMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Patterson
J. E. Phillips
M. Rich
Edith Cook
Phil Ray
Bro. Ford
H. A. Patterson
Ernest Cannady
Miller Phillips
Wilson Perry
Texas
Eleanor Cannady
Beulah Phillips
D. R. Cannady
Cotton Picking Underway in Lightnin Ridge Community
Cotton picking is in progress as Ww. C. Patton, Walter Byrd and traders Rhoades began to Grace mont Saturday. Mrs. Robert Davis improved after being on the ster list last week while Mrs. Stanley Lunsford visited Mrs. H. Davis. Doria and Irene Shook spent Thursday night with Bernice and Matti Dattion. Mrs. Tow Vaarever visited Mrs. H. Davis Thursday evening. Mrs. Fed Cushman and daughter Blanche visited Mrs. John Shook.
BeBee Church Attendance and Local Visits Reported
BeBee Church saw strong crowds over the weekend with G W Wells delivering sermons. The community shared visits among locals including Ruth Jones from Walnut to Lorene Summers and the Standridge infant M T buried near Rebee in Box X Cemetery.
Cotton Prices Inch Up in Ada Market
Ada market reports Wednesday sales at 27.50 and below depending on grade. Prices eased from the top but by Thursday the market rose slightly, traders said as cotton men noted a modest uptick.
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Ada
Lightning Ridge Social Notes Include Sick Lists and Visits
Mrs. Davis is on the sick list but improving. Mr and Mrs Floyd Bruster visited her parents the Shooks. Ann Cobb and Naomi Dunn were guests of the Montgomeries and Shooks respectively. Edith Shook stayed with Naomi Dunn overnight. Several families went cotton picking Friday and Saturday, with Mildred McCullar returning home ill. Residents attended an arbor dinner two miles west of Lightning Ridge.
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Rofs
W. C. Dosson
Alma Dunn
Lillie Wells
Ollie Dyer
Dollie Ables
Louise White
Edith Shook
Ray Martin
Shelby Stanfield
Naomi Dunn
L. F. Bruster
R. H. Davis
L. C. Cobb
Ross Montgomery
Davis
Floyd Bruster
Shook
Ann Cobb
T. R. Evans
W. H. Weir
Mamie Dosson
Mr. Patton
W. E. McCullar
Lester Pitts
J. A. Roundthree
S. C. Evans
W. E. MecCuller
Wess McCullar
Flacke Pitts
Ada
Rhoades
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Elmer Tabors
Lightning Ridge
Community Notes From Pickett Voicing School and Visit Updates
Picketts Bro Coffee missed reg nar appointment and ill father. he plans to attend the fourth Sunday in October. Lee Parker's Sunday singing well attended. Juano McMinn ill two weeks, taken to Ada for doctor care until recovery. Weather kept school open Friday. cotton picking delays extend term. Several pupils began picking cotton this week. top punctual students listed by grade. Free trips to the state fair awarded to Oba Robertson and Henry Hughes. more club members expected next year. Community visits include Mrs. Charlie Hooser family and Corinne Lizzie Bulloch. Mses Veulah Meeks and others visited friends. teachers' meeting in Ada attended by several. Loyd and Craig Parker staying with sister in Ada during the normal. Loyd working on Lightning Ridge summer session. Various social visits noted among families and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffee
Lee Parker
Juano McMinn
Ada
Leona Crump
Rhoda Belle Fowler
Clover Meeks
Raymond Stapleton
Glen Hooser
Gwendolyn Robertson
Mary Elizabeth Satterfield
Ada May Stapleton
Oba Robertson
Henry Hughes
Charlie Hooser
Jim Hooser
Corinne
Lizzie Bulloch
Veulah Meeks
Daphene
Dena Swan
Satterfield
Miss Wall
Loyd Parker
Flora Brown
Loyd
Craig Parker
Lightning Ridge
Faye
Corinne Bulloch
Fannye Cruson Sunny
Teele
Farr
Tyrola Neighborhood Cotton Picking and Visits Reported
Quite a few residents are picking cotton in this part of Tyrola. Miss Novela and Lena Manley visited Meda Bryant Saturday afternoon. John Bailey and wife stayed with Mrs. Bill Myers on Sunday. Willie Smith visited Miss Eather Myers Saturday night and Sunday. Fav Turner hosted a young crowd Saturday night. Edd Bevels is in Western Oklahoma picking cotton. Alton Turner shows improvement after a week of illness. Gladys Smith stayed with Edith Turner and Myrtle Floyd Saturday. Mrs. Bishop traveled to Ada on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Floyd called on Mrs. Hodges at Oakman Friday night.
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Tupelo High School
Sequoyah Literary Society
D. J. Nabors
Grace Rhodes
R. H. Hagar
Hayden Proffitt
Byrd
Sargeant
Mabel Saint
Rosalind Breedlove
Arthur Jennings
Charles Cobb
Robert Brashears
Floyd King
Joe Dillian
Arthur Brown
D. Jd. Nabors
Hi. Hagar
Roy Brown
Ernest Goss
Ardis Saint
Charley Gentry
Ruby Clark
Gladys Blackburn
Myrtle Clark
Ruth Self
Zula Cellars
Claireta Jennings
Hayden
Fletcher
Oklahoma High School Athletic Association
Miss Novela
Lena Manley
Meda Bryant
John Bailey
W.fe
Bill Myers
Willie Smith
Miss Eather Myers
Fav Turner
Edd Bevels
Oklahoma
Cottton
Alton Turner
Gladys Smith
Edith Turner
Myrtle Floyd
Picture framing by C. A. Cum p wines group
Local note requests framing services for a pictured item attributed to C. A. Cum p wines, referencing a dated 1-15-1f notation. No further details provided.
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C. A. Cump Wines
Sunday activities and visits in Blue Mound and surrounding area
Blue Mound reports a busy weekend with Sunday school and prayer meeting well attended. Residents including J. W. Cook, C. H. Dobson, W. H. Hart, Opal Hackworth, Ethel and Alle Dobson, Grace Dobson, Leta Cantrell, Vallier Cantrell, and others shared visits, dinners, and church events. Oklahoma crop notes from Oklahoma City detail cool wet weather, wheat seeding, and cotton prospects, with national and international figures on crops and trade, signed by J. A. Whitehurst, President State Board of Agriculture.
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Pravk
J. W. Cook
C. H. Dobson
W. H. Hart
Opal Hackworth
Laxton
Ollie Dobson
Ethel
Alle Dobson
Hackworth
Near
L. G. Harris
Ada
Mr. Rose
Willie Rose
Rofs
Rofs Monday. Mrs. Hart
Pauline
Allen
Grace Dobson
Eula Cook
Carl Underhill
Texas
Grace
Ethel Dobson
Leta
Vallier Cantrell
Sunshine
Heckworth
Homer
Olin Cook
Wies J. D
Melvin Underhill
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
United States
Russia
J. A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Cotton crop estimates mix in Pontotoc county
Byron Norrell notes wide opinions on Pontotoc cotton yields with season end needed for accuracy. He observes thriving feed crops since August rains and good small grain stands, but five days of rain disrupted picking and leaf worms reduce the top crop, potentially limiting boll weevil populations next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
Booze Gases Get Court Attention
County Judge Tal Crawford will hear a busy criminal docket October 15 with 81 cases. Forty two liquor violation charges include transporting intoxicating liquor, while 39 cases involve disturbing public worship and related offenses. Eighteen appeal cases from city court will also be reviewed October 28, mostly liquor and traffic charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Crawford
County Criminal Court
Crawford
News Want Ad Seeks Local Results and Reactions
A compact want ad invites readers to submit results and updates on local events. It asks for clear names, places, dates, and outcomes to publish in upcoming editions.
State Senator Lewis Joins Duncan Ball Club Visit
Duncan ball club host Ada visit ends as Senator Lewis leaves to Oklahoma City for legislature duties. The hold‑over senator, in his first term, toured East Central State Teachers College and praised local work while noting the need for more buildings. Lewis, a Duncan owner of the ball club, will serve until 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Duncan
Ada
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
East Central State Teachers’ College
East Central
Duncan Ball Club
Yellow Dominates as Most Recognized Color Day and Night
A study highlights yellow as the most recognizable color in both daylight and darkness, spanning diverse demographics and branding contexts. The finding underscores its visibility and impact for design and safety applications.
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Ethlyn Nance
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Leonard Murdock
Hazel Tinsley
B. L. Barton
W. H. Barton
Arthur Dancer
Jim Barton
Ruby Hatton
Messrs. Barton
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Union Valley
Smitta
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Prancis
Denny
New Bethel
Bebee
G W. Wells
Ruth Jones
Walnut
Lorene Summers
Lyttle Humphres
Humphres
M. T. Standridge
Matt Standridge
Box X
Rebee
Willie Haggard
Syble Roper
Carl Good
Max
W. W. Crane
A. M. Rollins
Raymond Rains
Home Folks
Pickett
Tyrola
Jane Addams
Illinois
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Byron Norrell
Pontotoc County
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