Behee resident Bill Lamar moves home after clinic recovery
Bill Lamar of the Behee community is discharged from the Sugg clinic and returned home after treatment. Ed Gwin and his wife come back from Ann Arbor Michigan with son Jerry Gwin who will attend the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Tawney’s mother Mrs Henry Young and relatives visit for several weeks. Mrs D S Chesnut and daughter Mattie Lee depart 515 North Beard for Wellington Texas to visit Cresnut brother after 28 years. Twins born Monday at the Sugg clinic a boy and a girl weights 7 14 and 7 4 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lamar
Behee
Sugg
Ed Gwin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jerry Gwin
Norman
University of Oklahoma
D. S. Chesnut
Mattie Lee
North Beard
Wellington
Texas
Floyd Williams
Sugg Clinic
Ada and Electra Women to Visit Chicago Exposition
Miss Margaret Bess Conger of Ada and Miss Dixie Jane Linthe cum of Electra Texas will travel to Chicago this week as guests of friends. They will attend the Century of Progress exposition and visit local hosts during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bess Conger
Ada
Dixie Jane Linthecum
Electra
Texas
Chicago
Mrs Davenport Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. J. H. Davenport, after a two week visit with her daughter Mrs. Maud C. Rose at 115 West Sixteenth, departed Wednesday for her home in Maud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Davenport
Maud C. Rose
West Sixteenth
Maud
Collier Twins Born At Breco Hospital
Mr and Mrs Elmer Collier announce the birth of twin boys Wednesday evening at Breco hospital. The babies weigh five and one half and six pounds. The mother is reported doing nicely. Mrs Collier is sister of Mrs Bertha Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Collier
Breco Hospital
Collier
Bertha Perry
Floyd Keylor Returns Home From Ada Visit
Floyd Keylor has returned to his Allen home after several days in Ada with his parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Priday
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Ada
Ada Business Notices and Walnut Tree Bloom Report
J H McKay of Stonewall attends to business in Ada. For sale team and wagon and a mare eight years old and a horse with a smooth mouth. W F McKeown of Fitzhugh. Mrs Florence Stephens of 71% West Twelfth reports a walnut tree with a nearly matured crop of nuts and blooming again after recent rains with branches bearing both nuts and blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McKay
Stonewall
Ada
W. FF. McKeown
Fitzhugh
Florence Stephens
W. Twelfth
Mrs. E C Wilson Returns From Los Angeles Trip
Mrs. E C Wilson arrived back Thursday night in the city from Los Angeles California. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs W P Willis and Mrs Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
W. P. Willis
Willis
Miss Fannie Byrd Fuller Spends Weekend in Oklahoma City
Miss Fannie Byrd Fuller a teacher at Byng is spending the weekend in Oklahoma City and will return soon.
Local Movements Highlight Ada Arrival of Families
Mr and Mrs Hugh Andrews relocate to Ada from Stratford. Mrs Andrews is daughter of M F Bayless a local druggist. W A Delaney came back Friday from Boston and Wellesley Mass where he accompanied his daughter Miss Jean Delaney attending Wellesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Andrews
Ada
Stratford
Mrs. Andrews
M. F. Bayless
W. A. Delaney
Boston
Wellesley
Mass
Miss Jean Delaney
Wellesley College
Ada Visit Highlights From Center and Byrds Mill
J. J. Olds of Center visited Ada on Friday. George E. Smith of Byrds Mill called on friends and attended ten local business interests Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Smith
Byrds Mill
Johnsons Depart for Mississippi Visit
Mr and Mrs George Johnson left the last of the week for Mississippi where they will spend several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Mississippi
Bowles Family Weekend Visit in Tupelo
Bill Bowles a Tupelo teacher visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Bowles at 71 East Ninth during a weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bowles
Tupelo
Fred Bowles
East Ninth
Canyon Springs businessman visits Ada
Mark Colbert of Canyon Springs was a business visitor in Ada today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iFrom
Mark Colbert
Canyon Springs
Ada
Heard and Breitung Leave for Shreveport Business
R. C. Heard and Charles A. Breitung departed Sunday afternoon for Shreveport, Louisiana, where they will spend several days attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Heard
Charles A. Breitung
Shreveport
Local visits and political rally notes from Ada area
Morris Jamison of the Oklahoma sub prison at Atoka spent the weekend in Ada visiting family. J. W. Sawyers, farmer near Tupelo, visited friends and handled Ada business Saturday. Mrs. J. T. Robinson of Francis visited Ada for social calls and errands. Judge D. D. Brunson and son Dan attended a Democratic rally in Ardmore, with Brunson previously backing Marland in the southern campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Jamison
Oklahoma Subprison
Atoka
Ada
J. W. Sawyers
Near Tupelo
J. T. Robinson
Francis
D. D. Brunson
Dan
Ardmore
Judge Brunson
Shipp family update tied to Ada visit
Tyrant Shipp now works at the Sams school three miles north of Wewoka and spent the weekend in Ada with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Shipp of 530 West Sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrant Shipp
Sams
Wewoka
Ada
J. W. Shipp
West
Sixteenth
Mae Dell Stout Leaves for Long Beach Home
Mrs Mae Dell Stout departs for Long Beach California to live with her father. She will be remembered as Miss Mae Dell Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Dell Stout
Long Beach
California
Toler announce birth of daughter in Ada hospital
Mr and Mrs George Toler of 812 East Fifteenth announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday September 22 at Ada hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Toler
East Fifteenth
Ada Hospital
Ada welcomes J. L. Tatum to oversee oil interests
J. L. Tatum, chief geologist for the Consolidated Oil company of Mexico based in Monterey, Mexico, arrived in Ada on Monday to attend to oil interests in the area this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tatum
Consolidated Oil Company of Mexico
Monterey
Mexico
Ada
Oil executive Claude Aikman visits San Angelo this week
Claude Aikman of Cardinal Oil company, San Angelo Texas, serves as vice president and is in the city this week to oversee oil interests and related business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Aikman
San Angelo
Texas
Cardinal Oil Company
Tulsa land man Jimmy Burke in Ada for oil interests
Jimmy Burke of Tulsa a land man and scout for Gypsy Oil is in Ada for a few days to oversee oil interests and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Burke
Tulsa
Gypsy Oil Company
Ada
Tawneys Travel To Walton West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Karl Tawney of 718 West Nineteenth left Monday afternoon for Walton West Virginia to visit Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Karl Tawney
West Nineteenth
Walton
West Virginia
Olson Drilling emmate treated after hand injury at Sugg Clinic
W. B. Busby, emmate of Olson Drilling, was treated at the Sugg clinic this morning for an injured hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Busby
Emmate
Olson Drilling Company
Sugg Clinic
Allen man Joe Gilmore visits Ada on business
Joe Gilmore of Allen was a business visitor in Ada on Tuesday reporting a day of meetings and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gilmore
Allen
Ada
Miss Bertha Sturdivant Vacationing in Mexico City
Miss Bertha Sturdivant, an employee in the registrar's office at East Central State Teachers College, departed this morning for Mexico City for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sturdivant
East Central State Teachers College
Mexico City
Mexico
Boxing Star Bennie Gosney Leaves for Hollywood Before New York Deal
Mr and Mrs L A Lollathin attended a Shawnee boxing match featuring Bennie Gosney and Bill Dale Monday evening. Gosney, nephew of Mrs Lollathin, heads to Hollywood to join a Max Baer production, then to New York to begin a four year contract in the Dempsey Maer training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lollathin
Bennie Gosney
Bill Dale
Shawnee
Gosney
Bobbitts Return to Buffalo After Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs B M Bobbitt left Ada after a week long visit with relatives and friends. They were formerly residents of Ada and are now returning home to Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Bobbitt
Buffalo
New York
Ada
Faculty members to hold services at Gaar Corner
Rey, J A Grimes and Professor E H Nelson of East Central State Teachers College will lead religious services at Gaar Corner next Sunday starting at 7:30 P M. The event gathers students and local residents for a early evening gathering.
Oklahoma State Fair Visit by Laverne and Fran Cena
Laverne and Fran Cena visited the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City on Monday, joining attendees and enjoying exhibits and entertainment at the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lollathin
Laverne and
Francena
Oklahoma State Fair
Oklahoma City
Hyden Family Welcomes Son Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs F H Hyden of 717 West Fifteenth announce the birth of a son this morning. Mr and Mrs R J Fahrney of 530 East Eighth will leave Thursday for Spaulding where Mrs Fahrney will teach. Mr Fahrney will drive a school bus for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hyden
West Fifteenth
R. J. Fahrney
Spaulding
West to east field expansion drives oil rush near Jesse
Development and extension of a six mile oil field from west to east continues with new producers near Jesse. The Lynch No 1 Thompson in 1 17 stirs buying of leases and royalty holdings while Blackstock Dawes Harden and Magnolia Dawes Harden sites reach depths and test new pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Lynch Et al No
Thompson
Fitts
Craddock
Dawes Harden No 2 yields 5490 bbls in hour at Fitts field
Harry Blackstock reports in Pontotoc county that the Dawes Harden No 2 well in the Fitts field flowed 5490 barrels in the first hour after opening Sunday morning. The well, located in 30-2-7, produced through a four inch pipe before a shutoff until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blackstock
Fitts
Pontotoc County
Dawes Harden
Dack
Wilcox and Dawes Harden wells advance in Hunton lime fields
In 25 2 6 and 30 2 7 wells operated by Crosbie and Dawes Harden show progress with shallow producers and multiple Wilcox gushers. Deep Rock No 1 and Magnolia No 1 2 Dawes Harden wait on cement while Magnolia No 3 drills. Moore-Deaner No 1 Edwards near Tupelo drills at 6 345 feet in Hunton lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetborn-Superior
Norris
Delaney
Blackstock
Dawes Harden
Viola
Magnolia
Tupelo
Moore-Deaner
Edwards
E. H Moore
C. C. Curtis
Carter Oil Company
Skelly Oil Company
Tidewater
Phillips
Burke- Greis
J. E. Crosbie
Hunton
Shaffer No
Jj. E. Crosbie
E. Moore
Smith
Moore
Woodruff
Moore Et al
Akers
Black Gold
Graham
Jesse
Wapattucka
McGinley No
J- E
Fitts
Pontotoc County
Jack Lynch
Thompson
Magnolia No
J. E. Craddock
Deaner-Moore No
Wilcox
Johnson
Bebee Field
Oil field activity and Dillinger gang jail break column
Southeast Pontotoc oil fields show continued drilling with depth updates on Thompson tests and multiple Dawes Harden wells. In Ohio, Dillinger gang members Makley and Pierpont were shot during an attempted escape from the death house at the Allen county jail amid guard actions and inmate recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jones
Jess Sarber
Allen County
John Dillinger
Dillinger
J. C. Woodward
O.E. Slagle
C. W. Pfarr
J. T. Jones
Slagle
Pierpont
Russell Clark
Makley
Clark
Huff Resigns as County School Superintendent
James W. Huff, county superintendent of schools, resigns to head the East Central State Teachers College commercial department left vacant by W. J. Bentley. Huff, with six and a half years teaching high school commercial courses, led Ada high school's program and was elected county superintendent in 1930, taking office in 1931. Ray Stegall will assume the remainder of Huff's term by appointment. In Muskogee a masked robber with a sawed off shotgun held up the MKT railway ticket office, stealing about $18 from L. M. Gephart and using him as a shield while entering the ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Huff
East Central State Teachers’ College
W. J. Bentley
Huff
Ada High School
Ray Stegall
Latta
Board of County Commissioners
Muskogee
M-K-T
L. M. Gephart
Chanute
Kan
Gephart
F. E. Dearth
Stegall
Fast Central State Teachers College
Ada
Pontotoc County
East Central
Lorena Anderson Assists in Coal County Canning
Miss Lorena Anderson of Ada serves as rural assistant during the emergency meat canning program in Coal County. A East Central State Teachers College graduate with ten years 4-H club service, she was appointed from A and M College Stillwater. Anderson has aided rural families during a one week trial and is noted for 4-H achievements and county state fair honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal County
Lorena Anderson
Ada
Miss Anderson
East Central State Teachers’ College
M. College
Stillwater
Coalgate Record Register
Anderson
Pontotoc County
Waldo predicts unsettled business until after 1940
Boston September 24 Richard Waldo president of the McClure syndicate told the Boston conference on distribution that the election of 1940 must be behind us before political tumults abate enough for business to see a clear road ahead He forecast a three cornered 1936 presidential contest with an old line Democrat a western republican and F D R plus a possible radical in a fourth spot He urged that no quick benefit would come from such a conflict and that waiting four years for conservatives vs radicals to clash may be the best option for business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richard Waldo
McClure
Boston Conference On
Waldo
Ritchie
Maryland
Ginning Report Issued By Bureau Washington Sept 94
Census estimates for this year’s cotton ginning through Sept 16 show 3,130,797 running bales with 48,437 round bales and 1,642 American Egyptian bales. Year ago ginnings totaled 3,192,121 running bales with 84,978 round bales and 63 American Egyptian bales, while two years prior reached 2,645,574 running bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ceal
Next Year’s Corn Crop Considered in Referendum
Washington officials outline a plan to limit next year’s corn production to 2.25 to 2.35 billion bushels as part of a corn hog program. They aim to let farmers draft their own plan while considering hog production limits and continuation of current curtailment. The referendum, likely next month, centers on the $2.25 per hundredweight hog tax to fund payments, with corn taxes providing little revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Atlanta
AAA
Williams lays down liquor rules in federal court
In Muskogee Oklahoma Judge Robert L Williams says bonded liquor for personal use will not be prosecuted if bought legally in wet territory. He fines offenders $1 and releases them while stressing compliance with internal revenue laws and license rules in a bootlegging case involving Amuail Agnew a coal miner with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Internal Revenue
Jugge Williams
Amuail Agnew
Williams
Cotton Ginnings Totals by State This Year and Last
The report lists ginnings through Sept 16 by state with year ago totals in parentheses. Major figures include Texas 1,399,548 versus 1,578,051 last year, California 23,714,438, Georgia 301,980, Alabama 216,937, Mississippi 95,104, and North Carolina 9,422, among others, plus all other states 1,120 (629).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
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Tawney
Henry Young
J. J. Olds
Center
Bronx
John F. Condon
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Ae Bernard Richard Hauptmann
William Balderm
Martin Joyce
Pierpont and
Death House
Crown Point
Ind
Harry Clark
Lima
Ohio Supreme Court
Larber
Jones
Pfarr
Pierpont and Makley
L- Block
BE. E. Smith
Secretary of Labor
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