Frank Burk Returns Home From Valley View Hospital
Frank Burk was discharged and returned home Thursday after a stay at Valley View Hospital.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
9
Frank Burk was discharged and returned home Thursday after a stay at Valley View Hospital.
Mrs. Allen Reese returns home in Duncan on Thursday. She admitted her sister Mrs. Lela Long to Valley View Hospital in Ada. Reese also visited her ill father Dave Richardson in an Ada nursing home, where he is reported improving.
Mrs. S. A. McCormick died Sunday at 11 45 a m in an Ada nursing home at the age of 87. She was born in Pike County Arkansas in 1877.
Mrs W W Gibson attended funeral services Wednesday in Davis for her uncle Bill Russell. The service honored Russell, a local resident, with relatives and neighbors present.
Mrs Bob Gilmore Mrs Ed gar Muse Mrs W W Gibson Mrs R B Cox Mrs Evalyn Butler and Miss Iona Gilmore attended an Eastern Star Amaranth meeting in Ada Saturday night.
A Wednesday bean dinner at City Hall raised roughly $60. Proceeds support new equipment for the City Hall cafeteria.
Mr and Mrs John Isaacs of Skintook spent the weekend with their mothers Mrs Alice Isaacs and Mrs Dora Jared. Mrs Jared is seriously ill at Valley View Hospital. Pete Evett on leave from Talihina hospital visits his wife Martha June and son Paul and his parents Mr and Mrs W B Evett.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watson accompanied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reid, to their home in Stuttgart Arkansas for a family visit on Sunday.
Mrs Carrie Blevins hosted Sunday visitors: her sister and her husband Rev Roy Evans and Ada.
Jerry Moore and his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs A M Alexander visited Seagraves Texas during the past week. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Gilmore included their daughter and her husband from Oklahoma City.
Alfred Cash 83 died Sunday at 3 am in an Ada nursing home. Services are scheduled for Tuesday. He was born in Arkansas and was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife Lois two sons William Cash Baggot and Jimmy Cash daughter Lizzie Flowers and stepdaughter Madelin McDaniel all of Iowa Park Texas. Buryl Flowers Lois Cash and Travis Mc Daniels plus their children attended from Sunday and Monday for the funeral.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Hammond and son of Duncan were weekend guests of his mother Mrs Bonnie Hammond and her father H C Kraettli and Mrs Kraettli.
Mr and Mrs J W Palmer received a call from their son Audie Palmer at Antioch California Sunday. He told them his wife was very ill and in need of care.
Sunday guests included Leona Prewitt's daughter Mrs Walter York and Mrs Pearl Putman of Ada. Maudia Morris joined with her husband Mr Jimmy Reynolds to visit home Thursday. Morris had spent several weeks with her son R L Morris and family.
Alf Wilcox came back home last week after several weeks in California. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ochis Vinson’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vinson and Mr. and Mrs. James Vinson of Duncan. They visited James and Cecil’s mother, Mrs. Sue Vinson.
Mr and Mrs Don Brown hosted weekend visits with Karen K Donita Rae joining relatives including Walker Miller George Brown and their parents in a family gathering.
A Friday night storm lashed the area and a bolt hit the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth West east of the city. The lightning knocked him out briefly and damaged the house tearing off shingles bursting walls and setting a mattress on fire.
Rev and Mrs Marvin Francis and Mr and Mrs L C Blankenship visited Johnny Craft a patient at Children's Hospital in Oklahoma City on Sunday.
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brinson were three cousins, Mrs. Mae Aycox, Mrs. Sue Roberts, and Mrs. Virgie Cobb of Tahoka Texas, and Chester Brinson of Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hancock of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Morris and Mrs. Lois Hancock, staying with their relatives over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Farrell of Tishomingo honor L C Cozad Sr with a memorial note. The tribute highlights Cozad's long community service and family ties in the area.
Mrs. Mamie Pendleton of Centralia Illinois and Mrs. Janie Smith of Seminole Oklahoma visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H C Long.
Mr and Mrs Rolland Hase and son Randy of Duncan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Royal Sanders and Mrs George Kidwell and Mr Kidwell. Bill Hase of Ada also visited the Kidwells.
A notice reports Mrs Ed Boulware is a patient at Valley View Hospital in Ada.
Mrs A B Kidwell spent Wednesday and Thursday at Apache visiting with her daughter and family the Vinson Myres.
Mrs Salley Gunn of Decatur Texas is visiting Mrs T K Kidwell. The brief item notes a social visit between the families and the Texas town context. Both women are identified by name and residence.
Mr and Mrs Joe Davis and Mrs Sarah Dodson were called to Duncan on Saturday. Mrs Dod son s son and the Davises son in law Paul was very ill and went by ambulance to a Wichita Falls Tex hospital.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Grace Walker were two sons and their families from Fort Worth Texas and Tulsa Oklahoma plus her brother Herbert Kaiser from Ada. The group hing.
Clyde Nickell and daughter Mrs. Monroe Guinn of Haywood traveled to Fort Worth as Arville Bates, Nickell’s son-in-law, remains in serious condition after a past car crash. Bates suffered separated ribs and has undergone multiple surgeries with blood transfusions.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ashlock of Sapulpa were Friday night guests of her mother Mrs Ves sie Richmond.
Betty Rogers notes two new families, the Albert Wilsons and the Joe Keys with son Ronnie, moving into Union Valley last week. The Freeman household hosted Floyd Davidson's family Kent, Mitchell, and Paula for Friday night visit.
Mrs. Erwin Jones hosted relatives over the weekend including her niece and her husband Mr and Mrs John P O Dell of Irving Texas and her sister in law Mrs Truman Jones of Sanger Texas.
Stanley Rogers and Jim Reed entered the scholastic meet at East Central State College on Saturday seeking top placings.
The article notes Mr. and Mrs. Bunny Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Reed attending a weekend in Oklahoma City. Also mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keatley visiting his aunt Mrs. Leona Moore, with siblings Carli and Brent Keatley. Big Cabin is referenced as undergoing treatment.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Whitwells were in Longview Texas over the weekend to see his brother and family the Lew is Whitwells and several friends they once lived near in Longview before relocating.
Steve and Susan Rogers attended a skating party sponsored by the Junior High MYF of Stonewall Methodist Church last Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards and Martha Ann of Pecan Grove were visitors in the Bunny Rogers home last.
Five members of the Union Valley Home Demonstration Club visited Dallas Garland and nearby areas last week. The group included Mrs. Erwin Jones Mrs. J E Martin Mrs. Raymond Whitwell Mrs. B M Stephens and Mrs. Doyle Hastings. They visited the Reistor Hat Manufacturing plant Kraft Cheese Co Dallas Morning News Co a major shopping center and the spot where President John F Kennedy was killed. They noted fresh flowers at the JFK site and were told flowers had been placed there daily since his death.
Bunny Rogers attended the Ada district laymen's banquet at the College Wednesday night. Mrs. Rogers joined Mrs. Louis Long of Ada for a dinner. Mrs. Long invited wives of laymen from Rofs Stonewall Fitzhugh and Stratford Methodist churches to share in dinner and fellowship at her home.
J. M. Lay extends thanks to Mrs. Bob Byrd for spotting his calf on the road Thursday morning. Mrs. Clarence Moore and another neighbor assisted in driving the animal back to Lay’s pasture where he was searching at the time.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs D W Maloy with their son Wayne Davis and Debbie Ahloso visiting in the afternoon. Arvel Davis hosted his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Jake Johnson in Lula Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs D W Maloy visited their son Gordon Maloy who is a patient at St John s Hospital Tulsa. He suffered a serious car wreck with a badly broken left arm and expects several more days in the hospital.
Mrs. Fred Keatley visited her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Leck Carpenter in Stratford Monday. They shopped in Pauls Valley in the afternoon.
Rev. James Moseley and his wife and daughter Carla visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders on Sunday. Moseley was speaker for both Sunday morning and evening services at Union Valley First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Robert Sanders spent Thursday with her mother Mrs. Claude Hutchings in Ada.
Joe Weller formerly with Jesse and now in Amarillo Texas is recovering from a wrist sprain after an accident. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Devorn Weller and the son in law of Mr and Mrs J H Olterman of Union Valley.
Mrs. Fred Keatley honored her husband Fred with a special birthday dinner Friday evening. The cake was baked by Beulah Elmore. Guests included F. E. Keatley, Ada. Lola Maune. Jack and Albert Hutchings. Gayle Carli and Brent. all from Ada. It was also the birthdays of F. E. Keatley and Albert Hutchings.
Mr and Mrs Bunny Rogers hosted Rae Thompson for Sunday dinner with Stan Steve Susan Sammy and Scott. Rae served fresh radishes and onions from his garden. Later Mr and Mrs G G Lee were visitors in the Rogers home Sunday night.
A compilation of pithy sayings and quips on daily life and speech. Humorous observations touch on weddings, aging, politeness, economics, and teamwork reflecting a folksy tone and vernacular style.
Mrs. Turner and her husband returned from a three week Florida journey. They joined relatives in Tampa and St. Petersburg for a 71 person family reunion. Highlights included a Skyway Bridge drive and a Suntan update, while in Florida they visited Jesse Johnson in Largo and James Brown in Sarasota. Ruth Lance won a girls calf-tying contest at Ken Lance's arena on Sunday.
Absent pupils with measles include Kent Lee Donna Hodges Richard Hodges Karla Flowers Linda Laxton Larry Carpenter and Sammy Adams. Local visits feature Maurice Current family and guests Jerry Balthrop and Dee Ann Kent from Pauls Valley with Clovis Balthrop in hospital. Fishing trips with Pendergrass family yield 52 fish for the week and several social calls among Ada residents.
Murray Smith came home Sunday from Valley View Hospital after a Tuesday surgery and is reported to be doing fine. The update notes his steady improvement and recovery progress.
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