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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

Page

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Remembering Ada Territory Roots Through W Riddle’s Tales

W Riddle, now 88, recalls Ada area’s early days after moving from Barry County Missouri in 1891. He describes Indian Territory life, Stonewall, Reed’s store, and a romance with Lou Ann Hatcher amid old mail and postmaster rivalries as the frontier faded into memory.

Stonewall Lou Ann Hatcher Riddle Old Stonewall Coalgate Miss Hatcher Young Rid

Oakman Sportsmen Build Dream Lake for High Class Fishing

Oakman Sportsmen Club completes a private lake project covering about 8 to 10 acres near Oakman on a 40 acre lease. Members estimate total cost around 3500 with about 2000 cash, aided by donations and a pie supper fundraiser. The pond will be the county’s largest water-holding lake, with a 10652 cubic yard earth dam and drainage area near 200 acres.

Oakman Sportsmen’s Club Ira Wommack George Carter Carter Oakman Group Soil Conservation Service Byron T. Smith Roff Oakman Fishin Smith Oakman Sportsmen’s Club Byron Smith

Pasture Project On Stroud Ranch Enters 3rd Year

County agent Cy Hailey and assistant Ellis Freeny with Dick Stroud and Oklahoma A&M College conduct a third year pasture fertilization experiment at Stroud ranch. Ten plots laid out with five treated and five as checks. Fertilizers include 100 pounds ammonium nitrate and several 10-20-10 and 0-20-0 mixes. Harvest around July 1 for yield analysis to assess economic viability for farmers.

Cy Hailey Ellis Freeny Roff Dick Stroud Oklahoma A&m College Stroud

Hawkins Admission at Oklahoma A&M Tech for Diesel Mechanics

John R. Hawkins of Fittstown has been admitted to Oklahoma A&M Tech Okmulgee for the spring term starting April 30. He will enroll in the Diesel Mechanics program.

John R. Hawkins Fittstown Oklahoma A&m Tech Okmulgee

Wolf Den At Frisco Wiped Out Saturday

Mr and Mrs John Allread heard a wolf howl near their Frisco home and found a den after noon Saturday. He killed the old wolf when she appeared at the den and then killed six pups found inside. Neighbor Schley Stegall heard howling nearby but hasn’t heard them for days, thinking it tied to the killed animals.

Frisco John Allread Allread Schley Stegall Jim Snow Simon Patton Stegall

Vanoss Fourth Sunday Sing ing Convention Set

The Vanoss Fourth Sunday singing convention meets Sunday April 2 from 2 to 4 p m at the First Baptist Church of Vanoss. Ben Thompson president will be in charge and quartets as well as the general public are invited.

Vanoss First Baptist Church

Reliable Local Cleaners for Septic Tank Service

Local cleaning firms offer septic tank cleaning with emphasis on reliability and timely service. Providers assess tank condition, remove waste, and perform routine maintenance to prevent clogs and backups. Customers should verify licenses, insurance, and pricing before booking.

Judges Named For Pontotoc County 4 H Roundup

Assistant county agent Ellis Freeny announces judges for the Pontotoc County 4 H Roundup. The panel includes Frank Jared Bennett Sherrer Norman Mitchell Dick Walker Mills Garrison Byron Smith and Glenn Floyd. The event April 25 at First Methodist Church Ada begins 9 30 a m with rural grade and high school divisions. Top 12 boys and 12 girls advance to the state roundup in Stillwater late May.

Pontotoc County Ellis Freeny Frank Jared Bennett Sherrer ASC Norman Mitchell Dick Walker FHA Mills Garrison Byron T. Smith SCS Glenn Floyd East Central Garvin County 4-H First Methodist Church Ada

Defense agency urges motorists to stock food water and fuel

The Federal Civil Defense Administration advises motorists to carry food, water and at least a half tank of gas at all times to be prepared for emergencies.

Federal Civil Defense Administration

Local Boys Will Judge Land at District Contest

Pontotoc County 4-H land judging team travels to Wilburton on Saturday April 21 for the southeastern district land judging contest and the pasture and range school. Members are Darrel Bryant David Calvert Michael Lucas and James Lucas from Byng Fitzhugh. If they win they reach the national contest in Oklahoma City in May and will compete in the state contest regardless of result.

Pontotoc County Wilburton Ellis Freeny Darrel Bryant David Calvert Byng Club Michael James Lucas Fitzhugh Oklahoma Noble Foundation Ardmore Oklahoma City Freeny

Tornado Center Keeps Watch Over State Twisters

Stillwater Oklahoma reports on the Tornado Research center at Oklahoma A&M College led by Dr. Herbert L. Jones. The center uses the Static detection system to locate and track tornadoes within a 130 mile radius, with U. S. Air Force cooperation and radar points across multiple states. The goal is to reduce yearly tornado deaths and property damage.

Stillwater Oklahoma Oklahoma A&m College U. S. Air Force A&m Arkansas Kansas Dr. Jones Tinker Field Oklahoma City

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W. R. Riddle Indian Territory Missouri Union Valley Will Riddle San Ada W. L. Knickmeyer Reed Jeff Reed A. T. Watson Barry County Ozark Country Garden of Eden Oakman Sportsmen Oakman Sportsmen's Club Oakmanites Leon Berryman Stroud Ranch TECH Soar Wolf den A&m College Herbert L. Jones Air Weather Service Tinker Kansas City Amarillo Tex Shreveport Grandview
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