AHLOSO NEWS Bunch of Ada area social notes and obits
Ada area residents visit and host families through the week. Georgia Jones dies at Harrell home. funeral plans and hospital news noted. Baby Gary Ross born to Mr. and Mrs Gene Treas. Valuated visits from many neighbors are listed along with a stroke in local Mr. Cope. Local church services reported and a birthday party for Eve honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Jones
Clifford Harrell
Harrells
Gene Treas
Gary Ross
Cope
L. Cope
Brantley and Newton Nominated for Junior Master Farmers
Two Latta High School seniors, Wesley Brantley Jr and Van Marshal Newton, were nominated for the Junior Master Farmer degree at the State FFA convention in Stillwater on April 20 35. The awards recognize outstanding vocational agriculture work, leadership, scholastic standing, and significant farming investments. Brantley reports a labor income of 5263.38 and 11 registered Jerseys valued at 2400, with a net worth of 2690. Newton shows labor income of 101.74, owns livestock valued at ROS, and a net worth noted as well.
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Latin Future Farmers of America
PFA
Wesley Brantley Jr
van Marshal Newton
Latta High School
Wesley
Wesley Brantley
Ada
Van
van Newton
Route 4
Gary
FFA
Membe
Stantley
Local social notes from Oakman area events
OAKMAN NEWS lists Sunday guests at the Duvalls and Hamptons including Dorsey Myers Nance and Angie Wright. Visits span Ada Cedar Grove Valley View Hospital and Calvert church with Billie Sandra Sanders funeral, birthdays, storms under construction, and a Wiener roast among students.
Fittstown News Social Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Cecil Brownlee and children of Ada visited the Quver home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Richard Davis and slatehtay visited his parents Ab and Mrs Davis and relatives Tuesday. Ancy Large and son Farrell and daughter with W D Floyd and daughter visited Seminole Sunday with Gene Harris and Patti. They returned home with Patti and spent the night. Monday the Larges and Harris families with Patti and Cindy drove to Atoka to visit Elmer Smith and family and J Woodward of Galveston Tex. He is employed in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Brownlee
Ada
Richard Davis and
Slatehtay
Ab Davis
Ancy Large
Farrell
W. D. Floyd
Seminole
Gene Harris
Harris
Patti
J. Woodward
Galveston
Tex
Laura Woodward
Dixie Merrion
Virgie Lee
Addie Crabtree
Audie Carlton
M Turner
Tinnie Patrics
Claude Crabtree
Fox
P.S. Karr
Dolphus Genn
Davis
R. L. Baker
R. P. Garrett
R. L. Baker and Sons
Earl Johnson
Vs A. Morgan
Tulsa
Darrel Could
Sapulpa
Mildred Estes Honored At Cub Pack 66 Wiener Roast
A wiener roast and birthday party honored Mildred Estes hosted by den mothers of Cub Scout Pack 66. Guests included families from Ada Bromide Fox and surrounding areas visiting from April events. Reports note local driver training contest standings and new grandsons announced by local families.
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HONGR
Mildred Estes
den Mothers
Cub Scout Pack 66
Den
Clyde Moore
Richard Kuner
A. C. Nickell
Giant chicken egg weighs 3% ounces in Ada area
Mrs. Floyd Wood, Route 2 Ada, shows a one year old White Leghorn laying an egg weighing 3 1/2 ounces with a 7 1/8 inch circumference and 6 1/2 inch girth. The piece compares egg size to U S Jumbo standards and notes no Jumbo eggs are on the market. The item humorously wonders who tracks egg size and invites readers to bring larger eggs to the office for bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wood
Ada
Wood
Highway 13
U.S
Free Will Baptist Church notes and Dallas tour report
The Bebee News reports 64 in Sunday School at the Free Will Baptist Church with all teachers present and Rev. Curtis Hogue delivering services. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Crowley of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Nelson. The Ladies Auxiliary met Thursday. numerous local visits and gatherings are listed, including family mentions from the Newbys, Wilfongs, and Meeks. A Dallas tour by the Rebee Home Demonstration Club is summarized with stops at Statler Hilton, Republic National Bank, and Morton's plant, departing Ada by bus and returning by night.
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Free Will Baptist Church
Curtis Hogue
Crowley
Ada
D. V. Nelson
Dallas
Karl Tilley
Leon Scott
Clyde Boyd
Rebee Home
Pontotoc County
New Statler-Hilton
New Republic National Bank
Morton's
Snuff Sales and Varieties in Ponto Loc County
Residents in Ponto loc County consume a six ounce snuff glass per person annually. Sales have declined slowly but stay near steady, with five types available: Scotch, Swedish, Irish, Maccabey, and Rappee. Scotch remains the most popular, dry and finely ground, used across the South. Swedish, moist and coarse, is called Copenhagen locally. the other three are semi moist. One outlet notes no moist snuff for two years, until construction brought in northerners. Swedish snuff is dated and spoils easily, and its user is the most truculent when snuff runs out. Adieu.
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Copenhagen
Wrangely
Pontoloc County
Local Visits and Spring Cleanup Highlight LIGHTNING RIDGE NEWS
Mr and Mrs Roy Cantwell and Mrs Margaret Hyden visited relatives in the area including Leroy Cantwell and Sha ron of Hoff. Several other visits noted with J G Hyden Ardmore and Miss Roxie Cantwell Norman. Spring cleanup activity grows as residents spruce up homesites and update driveways, barns, and exteriors amid warmer days.
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Roy Cantwell
Margaret Hyden
Leroy Cantwell
Sharon of
Hoff
Bert Wright
Corley
Car
Wright
Andrew
Kenneth
J. G. Hyden
Ardmore
Ft. Worth
C. G. Hyden
Hyden
Roxie Cantwell
Norman
May Dennis of
Rofs
Ray Cantwell
Alva Johnson
Cantwell
Lee Joneses
Roy Cantweill
J. H. Sigphenses
Lloyd Mcllroys
Browning Again Heads State TB Work and Emphasis
Berton Browning reelected president of the Oklahoma Tuberculosis Association at its two day Oklahoma City meeting. The group reported progress with rehabilitation programs at two state sanitariums and plans for scholarships to boost TB and medical research, aiming to make TB patients self supporting after treatment. Dr. Carl Puckett honored as executive director. a new association building in Oklahoma City was dedicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Browning
Adabanker
Oklahoma Tuberculosis Association
Oklahoma City
Browning
First National Bank
TB Association
Carl Puckett
Oklahoma History Tests Set For Saturday at County Office
Oklahoma history tests will be held Saturday at the Office of County Superintendent Norem an C Mitchell. Examinees should be there by 9 a.m. and will have until 12 noon to complete the tests. Sir John Burgoyne, the British general who surrendered at Saratoga, is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Noreman C. Mitchell
Sir John Burgoyne
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