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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1951

Page

8

Souvenir From Korea Four Dozen Leopards Rug Comes Home

Pueblo family receives a 18 by 8 foot hand embroidered rug sewn from 48 leopard figures sent by Sgt. Elgenne H. Giltner from Korea. The rug, valued at 25 000 dollars by South Korean sellers, was mailed with 39 20 in stamps. Parents store it in cold storage hoping a museum may accept the artifact from the Eighth Army recon unit.

Pueblo Colo NEA Elgenne H. Giltner Korea Hugh V. Giltner Sgt. Giltner Nax-Tong Seou Giltner Eighth Army Elverne

Citywide Spraying Kicks Off After Delay

Two spray units of the U S public health services arrived in Ada Saturday morning with chemicals for a citywide DDT spraying project. City officials plan fogging to begin Thursday night and continue for several nights to cover the city. The Miami area flood delayed Ada's program about three weeks, said city manager J D Cheek.

U. S. Public Health Services Ada Miami J. D. Cheek

Guymon Hospital to Handle Polio Patients

Oklahoma City reports that Guymon Municipal Hospital will treat polio patients under an agreement with the National Polio Foundation. State representative Carl Thompson says the move eases pressure on crowded facilities and will serve families in the Panhandle area, with three new local cases noted recently.

Oklahoma City National Polio Foundation Guymon Municipal Hospital Carl Thompson Foundation Thompson F. Beringer Panhandle

Water Boiling Rule After Edmond Water Main Break

Edmond city officials ordered water to be boiled for safety after a 12 inch main burst cutting supply for five hours. City Manager J B Marshall warned bacteria could have entered during the outage and announced restoration with a precautionary boil order through at least Tuesday.

Edmond Oklo J. B. Marshall Marshall

Guest Lays Egg On TV Program With 4-H Leader

A WKY TV segment features a hen performing on air to illustrate poultry production. Farm Director Sandy Saunders discusses methods with the hen’s owner Edward Singleton, a 17 year old 4-H club leader, highlighting farm practices and youth involvement in agriculture.

Oklahoma City WKY Sandy Saunders Edward Singleton

Kansan Killed In Saturday Mishap

Samuel F. Longpine a 25 year old Havana Kansas man was killed in a Saturday highway accident on State Highway 11 about ten miles south of Pawhuska Oklahoma. His car left the road struck a ditch and he was thrown from the vehicle. A passenger Merle McKinney 18 Pawhuska Oklahoma escaped injury. The Oklahoma highway death toll for 1950 reached 322.

Associated Press Samuel F. Longpine Havana Kas Oklahoma Longpine Pawhuska Merle McKinney

Oklahoma A&M Center Chosen for Civil Defense Training

Stillwater Oklahoma August 4 With Britain's help millions of Americans will be taught self reliance and mutual aid in civil defense. Oklahoma A&M and TM f college hosts the first of three U S preparedness training centers for volunteer instructors and civil defense workers. The program mirrors Britain's approach with a staff college and three training centers and includes Britons Col. R C Stewart Sidney and two home office veterans as consultants. The Stillwater center will serve 20 midwestern states offering two week courses in chemical and biological attack readiness.

Stillwater Okla Britain U.S U. S Oklahoma A Great Britain Federal Civil Defense United States W. J. Edens England Roy Institute of British Architects Middlesex Counts London Maryland California

Stratford News lawn party and visitors at TEL class

Stratford notes a TEL class lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Reed with many attendees including Mrs Dess Millsap and others. Several locals report travels, visitors, family events, and a soldier’s reported death, along with anniversaries and upcoming trips.

Frank Reed Dessie Millsap Cecil Burkhart Jack Carley Beverly Trnce Cushman Valeron Lobaugh

Lawton Housing Decision Delayed

Washington reports a hearing on whether Lawton Oklahoma is a critical defense housing area under the new controls law. Officials say they must study the measure to gauge impacts on housing and the possibility of rent control in declared critical zones. Tulsa has requested a similar federal review.

Washington LPR Lawton Tulsa

Tollie Grant Named Konawa Water Superintendent

Konawa city manager Jasper Freeman announced Tollie Grant has been named water superintendent, replacing Ralph Adams. Resignee Carl Akerman continues in the sanitation department. Both appointments are effective immediately.

Konawa Tollie Grant Jasper Freeman Grant Ralph Adams Carl Akerman Freeman

More Steep Than Tin The Cans In Our Foods

The article explains can construction emphasizing steel content at least 961 percent and a tin coating of under 14 percent to prevent rust and provide insulation. It traces the term tin can to the English cannister and notes the energy cost of mining coal to produce steel.

Freddie Field America’s Capitalist Communist Crusader Revealed

A NY based socialite and investor, Frederick Vanderbilt Field is depicted as a multi millionaire with deep communist ties. The profile traces Field’s Vanderbilt lineage, his holdings in thirty capitalist firms, and his role as a leading advocate and financier of leftist causes including civil rights defense and Asia policy fronts.

New York NEA Frederick Vanderbilt Field Freddie Field Wall Street Field Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt Staten Island New York Central Railroad William H. Vanderbilt Freddie William B. Osgood Field Vanderbilt Samuel Osood Washington Cyrus Field Communist Party du Font de United States Civil Rights Congress Rees

Clay Tiles Fine For Refinishing Walls Floors

Clay tile use for refinishing walls floors and shelves grows in homes. Four and a quarter inch squares come in about 200 colors including quarry tile for outdoor porches. Tiles are water and stain proof, moisture resistant and easy to clean, with pastel shades like grey rose green yellow and blue popular for bathrooms and kitchens.

Garoner General Carp

Big Swim Meet for Scouts and Explorers at Ada Pool

A big Boy Scout and Explorer swim meet is announced for August 20 at Glenwood pool in Ada starting at 4 p.m. Open to all Pontotoc and Eastern district troops with two divisions Scouts and Explorers. First to fourth receive pennants with a 10 6 4 2 point scale. Watermelon prizes courtesy of Ada Kiwanis after the meet.

Glenwood Pool Ada Pontotoc Ada Kiwanis Club

Two Accused of Stealing Wheat in ENLD Oklahoma

Police arrested two youths today in ENLD Oklahoma with aid from railway detectives and a railway agent for stealing 37 bushels of wheat from a Rock Island grain car. They unloaded the grain, transported it in an automobile, and moved it to a local elevator for sale.

Enld Okle Eniday Aud Railway Rock Island

Sharp Increase Of Polio In State

A surge in polio cases raises Oklahoma's year total to 178, with Oklahoma City recording the largest rise. Last week 38 cases were reported, up from 21 the prior week, while Ada and other areas show activity amid broader concerns.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma

577 Degrees Tonight at University of Oklahoma

Norman reports 577 degrees will be awarded at OU summer commencement, with graduates listed alphabetically by county and city. Notable names include George Cross presenting the credentials to recipients such as Ada and Norman area graduates across multiple fields.

Lucille McDowell Robert Sutter Kanda Jeane Trahern James K. Watson Mattie B. Warren Fitzhugh—Fletcher F. Watson Velma May Watson Francis — Retford G. Duke Stonewall D. D. Duke Robert H. Hagar Vernon E. Younts Jr Vanoss Robert Malley Kashears Leon A. Neasbitt Mary H. Neasbitt Coal—Coalgate William A. Powers Massville Vashti Garvin Camp Ralph D. Kerr Pauls Valley Sam D. Davis Leslie Payne Davis Mary K. Hickman Shirley H. Murray Sylvia R. O'Neal Audie Lee Pruitt Delouise J. White Stratford Rubys. Forrest Bessie EN. Jenkins William D. Jenkins John Lewis Ocie L. E. Lewis Elis W. Park Billy J. Stafford Kenneth 5S, Townsend Johnston — Tishomingo Wilburn L. Sanders Sterling J. Talley Murebay—Davis Alford J. Barron Clarence R. Holder Mildred L. Vaughn Pushmataha — Antlers Ada B. Dean Seminole — Konawa George Hira Maud — John Robert Mace John A. Ryan Eugene F. Carrotto Aletha N. McCoy

Konawa Roundup Club to Ada Rodeo

The Konawa Roundup Club will participate in the Ada Rodeo opening ceremonies Tuesday led by president Herman Sutton. Five members are entered to compete in the grand entry for riding club prizes as regulation green and white uniforms and light colored hats are worn.

Konawa Herman Sutton Ie Pai Gra Burton

Tarnish protection for silverware and shells

If you're tired of polishing Silver bowls urns and candle sticks try coats them with a thin layer of ae to prevent tarnish. If later you wish the shellac removed you can take it off with a quick swipe of a cloth Gampene with denatured alcohol followed in this rapidly with a swashing of mild soap and water.

Woman Visiting Daughter Here Dies in Ada

Mrs. Ann Collins of Oklahoma City died Friday at a local hospital after a stroke. Visiting her daughter Mrs. W. B. Cunningham and Mr. Cunningham, she became ill. Surviving are Mrs. Cunningham, a granddaughter Nancy Cunningham, brother Clyde Pickard of Norman, sisters Maud McKittrick, Edmond Houston, and Lelia Pickard. Funeral at 3 pm Monday in Norman, burial in Norman Cemetery.

Ann Collins Oklahoma City W. B. Cunningham Cunningham Cunninghams Ada South Stockton Collins Oklahoma University School of Pharmacy Nancy Cunningham Clyde Pickard Norman Maud McKittrick Pocomoke City Edmond Houston Lexington Lelia Pickard Norman Cemetery

Saulsberry Tops S S Batting Lead in Sooner State League

Shawnee outfielder Bob Saulsberry leads the Sooner State league with a .389 average through July 29, a 16 point margin over manager Lou Fitzgerald. Lindy Chappeten and Dee Sanders also post strong marks as McAlester Rockets top club batting and Ardmore Indians chase with a .290 team clip. Shawnee fields best at .295.

Oklahoma City Bob Saulsberry Shawnee Saulsberry Lou Fitzgerald Sailk Fitzgerald Lindy Chappeten Dee Sanders Cn McAlester McAlester Rockets Ardmore Indians Pauls Valley

Young MacArthur Invited To Enid Cherokee Strip Event

Enid Oklahoma August 4 4 Arthur MacArthur 13 son of Gen and Mrs Douglas MacArthur has been invited to attend Enids Cherokee Strip celebration September 14 16 and ride at the head of the parade on a fine pony The Cherokee Strip Historical Society extended the invitation in a letter from Harry H McReever chair of the invitation committee The letter adds Your mom and pop are invited too The annual celebration marks the September 16 1893 run of over 100000 people into the Cherokee Strip to acquire land for homes.

Enid Okla Arthur MacArthur Douglas MacArthur Cherokee Strip Historical Society Young McArthur Harry H. McReever AP S Mom Pop Cherokee Strip

Bogus Check Charged Here In Local Court

A charge of obtaining money by a bogus check was filed Friday in Charley Floyd justice of the peace court against James Lewis. The complaint says Lewis wrote a July 13 check on First National Bank to obtain $5 from J. O. Miller. Lewis pleaded not guilty at arraignment and a preliminary hearing is set for August 15.

Charley Floyd Justice of the Peace James Lewis Lewis First National Bank J. O. Miller

Violin Virtuoso Menuhin Appears With San Francisco

Young violinist Yehudi Menuhin debuts as a soloist with the San Francisco Symphony at age 19, marking a notable early milestone in his celebrated career. The article notes his lifelong association with the instrument and early start in performance.

Yehudi Menuhin San Francisco Symphony Orchestra

Variety of Greens to Get Best Salad Results

Edith M Karaer discusses selecting diverse greens and proper prep for crisp salads. She details washing and drying greens, using a hydrator, and layering greens with vegetables, meats, or fish, plus ideas like marinated tomatoes, avocado layers, and garnishes. Includes two luncheon salad recipes and yield notes.

Edith M. Karaer Boston

Latta Baptist Sunday School to Host Watermelon Feast

Fittstown residents report visits to Coleman and Paris. Latta Baptist Mission Sunday School invites all to a watermelon feast Monday at 7 30 p.m. on the church lawn. Local clubs meet, and area residents travel for choir singing and business in Oklahoma City Stillwater and Duncan.

Latta

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