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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1950

Page

7

Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma issues a publication notice to all unknown heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and assigns of various deceased parties and to named defendants. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of a mortgage and a decree quieting title to multiple parcels in Pontotoc and surrounding towns with a bid for $2,400 plus interest and costs. The case sets answer deadlines of May 11 1930 and May 12 1930 respectively.

SOUN Frank Jones Derane Frank Toner District Court Pontothe County Oklahoma Anid Cayne Janis Bock Vatley Smitheast Sortien Indua Broadway Boulevard Broadway Valley View John Leader Della Redford Sie ‘Lambert Conn & Norerts

Notice of hearing final account in Hammack estate

In the county court of Pontotoso State of Oklahoma the matter of the estate of Hila Josephine Hammack deceased. Final account and petition for termination of letters testamentary and for distribution among devisees and heirs and for final discharge. Hearing fixed for Monday after first day of April at 10:00 a.m. in Ada courthouse. All interested parties urged to appear and contest if needed. Signed March 1.

Coun Court Pontfotos OO Oklahoma Hila Josephine Hammack Meirs Wereky Mimmack The Mia Jomphine Mammac A Catate Aaid Court St Ada Hinadosephine Hummack

Rise in Suicides Reported in Tokyo Authorities Say

Tokyo police report a sharp rise in self inflicted deaths. Police figures show 128 persons took their own lives in Takahama in a single month, the highest monthly total in six decades of records.

Tokyo Japan Taka

Notice of Hearing in Pontotoc County Court

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the County Court schedules a hearing on the will of EN. Jones deceased. Winnie Jones produced a will and petition for probate showing letters testamentary to Minnie Jones as executrix. The hearing is set for April 23, 1950 at 10:00 AM in the County Court, when interested parties may appear and contest the will.

Tre Poniotoc County Oklahoma EN. Jones Minnie Jones Jones Winnie Jones Pontotoc Stan EN. Janen Furmuant Eudon Adam Forndee Apt Tom D. Mexbown Sealy

Budenz Subpoenaed as Mystery Witness in Lattimore Probe

Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee subpoenaed Louis Budenz the former Daily Worker editor to testify as the mystery witness in Senator McCarthy’s charges that Owen Lattimore is or has been a communist. Lattimore will be allowed to respond, with written questions from his side, but cross examination was not permitted. Budenz, now a college professor, was invited to Midland Michigan for a speaking engagement amid the closed door session.

Washington Louis Budenz McCarthy Senate Owen Lattimore Senate Foreign Relations Budenz Lattimore The Daily Worker Catholi Tydings D-Md Wisconsin Johns Hopkins University State Department Midland Mich Connally D-Tex Full Foreign Relations Committee

Assembly of God revival enters third week services planned

The Assembly of God Church at Seventh and Hope continues a revival into its third week. Evangelist Carin Barnes leads nightly services including Children and Young People night tonight Fathers night Wednesday Mother’s night with honors for the oldest mother Family night Thursday and Sunday School night Friday. Sex crime treatment urged as cities seek better facilities for examination and care. The United States leads in coal, natural gas, oil, and hydroelectric power production.

Assembly of God Church Seventh and Hope Carin Barnes Mart of the Beast St. Louis Oklahoma City Seattle Chicago Detroit St Louis Pertsons United States

Postmark Leipzig reveals bitter life in East Germany

A censored letter from the Soviet Zone paints grim life under Soviet rule in East Germany. It describes fear, surveillance, and brutal acts by Russian soldiers, with references to the SED and daily rationing, portraying people as numbers under the regime. The writer and recipient remain masked to protect identities.

East Germany Germany Leipzig

Your Garden Pruning Roses and Early Spring Planting Qs

An NEA Service gardening column advises pruning roses after first new growth, removing dead canes, and trimming overgrown bushes. It also covers disease control, soil preparation, and using lime sulfur or Fermate and DDT, with tips on mulching, fertilizing, and early planting. The piece includes pruning guidance, frost caveats, and reader questions on fragrant plants and topsoil for lawns.

Henry Pree NEA Service

Modern Canning Process Eases Housewife's Task

Edith M Barber outlines ways to use corn and tomatoes from canned goods in shaping meals. She shares recipes for Corned Beef Hash With Creamed Corn Sauce and Corn Oysters, with practical tips on textures and serving ideas for a homemaker’s kitchen.

Edith M. Barber

One-Act Plays at Ada Junior High

Ada Junior high dramatics class presents three one act plays on Friday night April 13 at 8 in the auditorium. Admission 13 and 25 cents. Cast includes Kenneth Cnoste as Orville in Orville's Big Date with Ariene Clark Shirley Miller and Bessie Lockhart. Be a Little Cuckoo features Janet Fleet as Mrs Parker with Mary Floyd Anita Boiles Patay Gipson Shirley Muller. Life with Bobby Sox stars Jo Ann Dean as a modern Bobby Sox with Shirley Bridwell Mary Ruth Scott Joy Colling Beth Williams Bee Zenker and Aud Gammell.

Ada Junior High School Orville Kenneth Cnoste Ariene Clark Shirley Miller Bessie Lockhart

Bee keeping wax boosts San Luis Valley growth in 1924

Industry growth in Alamosa shows 14 000 bee colonies producing about 1 500 900 pounds of honey in the valley with wax introduction in 1924. The piece notes the Cullinas diamond as a record holder and discusses European potato adoption amid famines.

Alamosa Cais San Luis Valley

Eight Navy crew survive PV-2 crash landing near Benton Harbor

In heavy rain a PV-2 plane ditch landed off Lake Michigan shoreline. Lt. Sig Milton piloted with about 40 gallons of fuel left, decided to land in the water. Eight crew members escaped unharmed, wading, swimming, and returning to shore with help from Dr. Douton Sowers and Malcolm Ross who made multiple canoe trips.

Benton Harbor Mich Lake Michigan Naval Reserve Squaee Minneapolis St. Joseph Sig Thomas Milton Milton Lake Shore Douton Sowers Malcom Ross

Scouts Camporee Planned at Wintersmith Park

Scouters anticipate about 150 scouts will attend the Pontotoc district camporee at Wintersmith Park on Friday and Saturday. Units check in from 4 to 7 pm Friday, with supper at 8 and a council campfire at 10. Saturday features a full schedule of patrol skill events led by Renfro Herndon and Luke Dodds, with Dixie Pike as official scorer.

Wintersmith Park Pontotoc Arebuckle Acca Council Council Pam Luke Dodds Renfro Herdnon Dixie Pike Herndon Paul Landrith Fred Come Lewis Colbert Nee Epee Wessote Rasson A. R. Wallacay Renfro Harndom

Coy A. Mowdy Campaigns for County Attorney

Ada lawyer Coy A. Mowdy announces candidacy for County Attorney subject to the Democratic primary. A Coal County native, he practiced in Ada, served in the Pacific theater, was a U.S. Commissioner, and now runs from his Ada office at 100 East Main with a focus on fair, honest duties and open access to citizens.

Coy A. Mowdy Ada Mowdy Coal County Coalgate A. and M. College Stillwater University of Oklahoma Law School Coy East Main Pontotor East Seventeenth Street First Methodist Church

Tiny Vacuum Tube Advances Cut Size for High Frequencies

To solve TV transmission issues at higher frequencies engineers are shrinking vacuum tubes. The latest design measures about one inch in diameter and one inch and a quarter in height, weighing roughly two ounces.

Bigger but colder ocean animals in Britannica claim

A Britannica note states that ocean animals found in colder waters tend to grow larger than their tropical counterparts of the same species, reflecting size variation linked to temperature.

Music- Class D and C bands compete across schools

The article lists entered bands by class for a regional music contest. Class D includes Dewar Prague Pleasant Grove Weleetka Davis Bowlegs Wayne Stratford. Class C includes Konawa Sulphur Purcell Wynnewood Wetu Lindsay Healdton. Ada high Seminole Weleetka have Class B, Shawnee Class A. Class E junior highs Shawnee Lindsay Ada. Friday features solo ensemble contests chorus glee small vocal groups. Saturday piano events only. Baton twirling majorettes compete Thursday afternoon in the gym.

Theat Dewar Prague Pleasant Grove Weleetka Davis Bowlegs Wayna Allen Stratford Konawa Sulphur Purcell Wynnewood Wetu Lindsay Healdton Ada High Seminole Weweoka Pauls Valley Holdenville Shawnee Lindsay Ada

Miss Johnson Honored for Long Teaching Service in Ada

Ada educator Miss Johnson, district regional director and SCO council sponsor, has a long record of school activity. She led Ada high school’s Pan American club trips to Mexico City, earned state recognition as the longest‑tenured teacher, and was named Ada Rotary Club’s Good Neighbor. She is active in church and AAUW groups and Delta Kappa Gamma.

Ada High School SCO Council Ada Mexico City OZA Ada Rotary Club First Baptist Church Tanti AAUW Delta Kappa Gamma

Gothic cathedrals of England rise as vast landmarks

The greatest examples of modern Gothic architecture in England's parens stand as world renowned monuments. They span seven acres and feature around 1400 fireplaces, showcasing monumental design and historical scope.

Ayngland Paren Sineara

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