Ada Couple Suffer Knife Wounds in Domestic Attack
An elderly Ada man Frang Titer age 67 and his wife Jennie 62 were rushed to Valley View Hospital after deep neck wounds. Sheriff reports indicate Mrs. Tiner accused her husband of abuse and slashing her before turning the knife on himself. The couple, longtime residents of Ada, were in serious condition.
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Valley View Hospital
Frang Titer
South Sand
Jennie
A.m
S Am
Tiser
Tiner
A. d. Mershon
Mershen
Ier
bin Broadrick
Mrs Tiner
Sheriff Broadrick
Center News Br Mrs Rae Garrett Center News Br Mrs Rae Garrett
Mrs Blanch Maierhoi tree cousin Mrs Kitty Hansard went to Houston Thursday morning Mrs Cox took her to Pauls Valley to catch the train Vera Lanham of Antlers and niece Charlene Lanham of Austin visited Rae Garrett from Monday to Tuesday Charlene enjoyed her first time in this country and has polio at 13 using a wheelchair Kitty Hansard attended Mrs Kate Wedde funeral in Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs Henry Rice visited Saturday Effie Moris of Ada spent weekend with brother and wife N Garrett and Ray Mazar family moved to Oakman Carl Gray had surgery
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Misa Vera Lanham
Antlers
Charlene Lanham
Austin
Tex
Vera
Rae Garrett
Charlene
Kitty Hansard
Kate Wedde
Oklahoma City
Effie Mocris
Ada
Mrs. N. , Garrett
Several Local Residents Visit and News Notes
South of the Border with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie E. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barnes and Mrs. Horn, all of Oklahoma City, recently visited here with Aunt Minnie Baugh. Jerry Robinson left for Fort Hood Texas with the National Guard. W. M. Buckner of Pure City returns after filling a vacancy at Frisco RR. Robert Robinson, formerly at Altus, now in Oklahoma City. Glen Attebery visited Anna Texas last Sunday. The Hensons of Wilcan were recent Francis visitors. Mrs. Cora Bowers of Harlington suffered a broken hip. Reed party left for Harlington. Correction: Don Hodge and children visited with Reed, not Huddleston. Several K. Summers and family from Dallas visited here. Ice cream party and watermelons hosted by Rev. Roy Buckelew and George McComas for local youngsters. Kansas visitors and local families noted. Perfect weather for hay making, two past weeks.
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Jack Barnes
Mrs. Horn
Oklahoma City
Minnie Baugh
Lawrence Reed
Cora Bowers
Harlington
Tex
Don Hodge
Little Rock
Huddleston
Roy Buckelew
George McComas
McComas
Joe Edd Moon
Jimmy Parker
Judy
Nelda Graham
Ronnie
Donna
Jacky Robinson
Charles Matthews
David Kelley
Sandra
Virginia Bailey
Davis Harrison
Johnny Hooser
Judy Hooser
Thelma
Leona
Opal Haiman
Everranae
In at home and doing fine
A brief notice reports that he is at home and doing fine after an unspecified event. No names or locations are provided.
Community Notes From Tahlequah Area Family Update
Mr and Mrs Ton Grove care for each other despite limited mobility while neighbors visit and attend church together Thelma Jean Garren plans youth camp trip in Tahlequah and others share weekend errands The Grove family hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs Bobby Gray and baby Russell Lynn Leroy Grove recovers from back and headache while revival closes Rae Garrett visits Tina and family The Roderick Adam dunghaus family gathers with news of a newborn Russell Lynn born to Bobby and Ora Gray with Oren Gray watching over them.
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Bobby Gray
Russell Lynn
Oren Gray
Bobby
Randolph AFB residents on extended southeastern states trip
Cathy and Barbara of Randolph Air Force Base Texas completed a three week trip visiting historic sites across the Carolinas Virginia Alabama Tennessee and Arkansas. Mrs Junghaus and children remained three weeks longer returning home Wednesday with her parents who visited until Sunday. The piece lists numerous local visitors and family gatherings around Ada Oklahoma with several named residents and multiple social calls.
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Cathy
Barbara
Randolph Air Force Base
Texas
Junghaus
Arthur
Jones
Ada
Carolinas
Virginia
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Jinghaus
Parish Chapel Home Again and Local Visits
We Law of the Highway Department stayed in Stilehur near Dougherty and has finished work returning home to Ada. Mrs Lillie Miller and Mrs Elma Law visited Florence Wren and Zona Arthur in Stafford Tuesday morning. A parade and rodeo drew many from the community to Ada Tuesday. Dorothy Leven of Fitzhugh visited Mr and Mrs Jim Magar Friday. Ray Lamb helped E C Caviner with his house in recent days. Wayne Pennington spent Sunday.
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We Law
Highway Department
Stilehur
Dougherty
Ada
Lillie Miller
Elma Law
Florence Wren
Zona Arthur
Stafford
Dorothy Leven of
Fitshugh
Jim Magar
Francis News Highlights Local Social Connections
Francis residents share visits and returns as families like Fountain Marshall Steel Robinson and Matthews welcome relatives from Ada Altus Oklahoma City and Lakeland. New room at May Boward home, Mabel Caperton back from Lakeland, Ford purchase noted.
Not Luck At All In Ada Sh Evident Speeding Plea
Oklahoma City man Ray Alvin Maxwell faced a speeding charge seven miles west of Ada on SH 1 0 miles above limit. He pleaded traveling at night at 60 mph and paid a $10 fine plus court costs to Justice of Peace Wilbur ne. Accra Ghana Kwame Nkrumah to push a bill in Parliament amid antigovernment riots injuring two policemen, protests over deportation actions by critics.
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Ray Alvin Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Ada
Nghoea Lake
Texoma
Justice of Peace
Wilburne
Accra
Ghana
Minter Kwame Nkraman
National Assembly
Nkrumah
Ada Livestock Market Gains Steady With 650 Head Sold
Ada Livestock exchange reports a good run with 650 head offered. Active market across all classes with minor fluctuations and prices aligned to recent quotes. Cattle ranges include young cows 14 to 16, utility 12 to 14, bulls 13 to 15.50, vealers 17 to 19, butcher calves 19 to 22. stockers and feeders show multiple grade ranges and calf prices. Hogs lacked sufficient numbers to establish a market.
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Ada Livestock Exchange
Wall Street slips as early trading stalls on weak copper
The New York stock market opened with modest losses and a few gainers in a narrow range. Profit taking lingered from Monday's drop while short term traders seized on the two day decline. Copper prices weakened and the Navy outlined war plane production plans, with selective issues in steels copper rubbers aircrafts and chemicals advancing within the overall drift.
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New York
Brasers
Navy
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Mixed in Cattle Hogs and Sheep
USDA cattle trade shows thin activity with calves under pressure and mixed classes. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to 49 lower, utilities 12.50 15.00. bulls 16.00 and down. choice stock steer calves 23.25 reflecting light demand. Hogs active, barrows and gilts up to 25-50, sows firmer. feeder pigs 17.50-18.50. sheep moderately active with spring slaughter lambs 20.00-22.00 and ewes 4.50-8.00.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Oklahoma poultry prices and graded wheat quotes report
A report from the Oklahoma state board lists prices for No 1 hard wheat around 1.88 to 1.92 in towns such as Clinton Blackwell Elk City and Enid with regional quotes. Poultry items like broilers and hens show steady f.o.b. prices in Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa Vinita and Lawton with specific bid ranges and districts noted.
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Frederick
Bison
el Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Blackwell
Clinton
Alva
Vici
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
Flirt F.o.b
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Tul
Vinita
Hen
Steady
Clin- Enid
Pauls Valley
Shattuck
Lawton
Wasonga
Tulsa
Early Morning Cooking Plan for Relaxed Summer Diets
The piece outlines a morning meal plan using cool, convenient options like chilled soup and a spaghetti casserole made from canned pasta. It suggests preparing pies and relishes early, then serving hot dishes later with bacon garnish. It also promotes August as Sandwich Month with a beef and onion soup based open face sandwich.
New Charge Lodged Locally Against Arthur Waltham
Local officials in Oklahoma City report Wednesday added assault with intent to kill charges against Arthur Waltham alongside burglary and car theft counts. Delbert Boladge is jailed on similar suspicions as detectives link the pair to a burglary of $100.50 in men’s weaving apparel and fishing gear from RH Dunlap at 508 West Eighth. The alleged August 16 knife injury occurred at 1926 North Broad.
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Arthur Waltham
Oklahoma City
Watham
Delbert Boladge
Oklahoma County
RH. O. Dunlap
West Eighth
C. Qdem
North Broad
Mix of Flowers and Veggies Spices up Mangum Garden
Mrs Wilma Taylor mixes flowers with vegetables in her Mangum Oklahoma garden. Eggplant parsley and sweet peas mingle with larkspur, roses, and zinnias beside peppers and lettuce for a colorful harvest.
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Motley Garden
Mangum
Okla
Wilma
Taylor
Death claims Roy Adair in Ada Friday night
Roy E. Adair 1228 South Cherry Ada died in a local hospital Friday night at 11 o clock after a heart condition. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 am in the First Baptist Church Ada with Dr Roy C McClung and Rev J R Wallace. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery. He was born April 4 1894 at Bridgeport Texas and moved to Ada in 1903. Survivors include his wife Lucile a son James in Odessa and two grandchildren Jimmie and Janie a brother Wieck Adair of Holstonville and sisters Mrs Art McCarty and Mrs Cricket Gordon of Duncan. He served in World War I and WWII rising to lieutenant colonel before retiring. He was city manager of Konawa and Tonkawa and died while serving again as Konawa city manager. He remained Ada home throughout his career. A brother Wieck Adair died March 8 this year.
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Roy E. Adair
South Cherry
First Baptist Church
Ada
Roy C. McClung
J. R. Wallace
Konawa
Rosedale
Mr. Adair
Bridgeport
Texas
Center
Lucile
James
Odessa
Jimmie
Janie
Ralph Adair
Holstonville
Art McCarty
Cricket Gordon
Duncan
Revs
National Guard
Army
Fort Bliss
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Tonkawa
Ronawa
East Central State Normal School
Now
College
Wieck Adair
Savage Will Travel On Industrial Tour
The Oklahoma industrial tour is set for October 21 to 25 with cities east of the Mississippi and north of St. Louis as destinations. Wayne Darden said about 0 men will represent Oklahoma to attract business firms to relocate operations here. Ada Chamber plans a representative, Ted Savage said, though plans may be reviewed. The trek is a key part of the state’s expanding industrial development program following last year’s success.
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Oklahoma
Mississippi River
St.Louis
Wayne Darden
Darden
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ted Savage
Dismissed Driving Charges For Ada Minister
Rev. James F P Wilson of Idabel Presbyterian faced wrongful side of the road driving charges dismissed after he testified he was on a mercy errand. He and his wife were transporting a hospital patient when their car was rammed four miles south of Ada on SH 3. Judge Bert E Ratliff noted the Wilson car was badly damaged and accepted the account of the accident.
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James FP. Wilson
Idabel Presbyterian
Wilson
Mercy
Ada
Bert E. Ratliff
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Wile
Valley View
W.S. Turner
Center News
Mrs. Henry Rice
Ray Mazar
Jackie
Susan
Q Oakman
Carl Gray
Mrs
Jessie E. Lee
Jerry Robinson
Fort Hood
W.M. Buckner
Pure City
Frisco RR
Robert Robinson
Altus
Glen Attebery
Anna, Tex
Melvin Henson
Wilcan
Francis
Hensons
Cleatus Summers
Clarence Summers
Dallas
W. B. Summers
Mary West
W. E. Lee
Cecil Akins
John Baker
Cordell Lee
Lovelady
Aliyn Rice
Joe Stewart
Wichita
Kan
Wichita, Kansas
Jim Harison
W. EB. Coburn
Jerry Rigg
Ring
Taleay
H. L. Kelley
Bors
Kenneth Roberts
Tale West
Robert, Kelley
Gary
Mollie Gaylor
Bill Steel
Lindell Wilson
Don Matthews
Lonnie Harris
W. C. Hardburger
Marlow
Johnny and
Clinton Rize
Mrs. W. E. Coburn
Joe Cravels
Hutchinson. Kra
Cer Wheeler
Thelma Lewis
Pearl Surenier
Pearl Surerier
Nora Hunter
J. McGilliery
Hartshorn
E. Hunter
Holdenville
Vernon
Lanky) Hunter
Healdton
John Bveeman
Richmond, Calif
Have
Glen Phillips
David
Danny Kelley
Dennis Harris
Marvin Rolen
la Walera
Calif
Minnie Bolan
Mrs. Roosevelt Reed
Mr. Reed
Mexico
East Central State College
Monterey Institute of Technology
Monterey
Saddle Mountain
J. Chalmars Herman
Herman
East Central
Ton Grove
Jhemy Mother
Daddy Grove
Thelma Jean Garren
Tahlequah
N.C. Garrett
Effie Morris
Midge McDonald
Naron
Buzz McDonald
California
Robert Henry
Brother Potter
Stratford
Johnnie Grove
Patsy
Rickey
Pete
Nickles
Ton
Grove
Leroy
Leroy Grove
Sean
Ora Reed
Danny
Billy Morris
Tom Grove
Rn Center
Bro
Big Rice
Gotvice
Mother
Roderick Adam Dunghaus
Gres
Sar
Charles H. Jones
Sm. Jones
Route 5
Sai
H. Jones
J.B. Stating
Larrys
Carla
Debbie
Roderics Junghaus
Arthur L. Jones
Elizabeth McNeill
J. H. Kearns
Mattie Black
Arthur L. Joneses
Charles Jones
A. H. Jones
Miss Dixie Elmore
Skie Bray
Rance Tucker
Aleta Law
Elina Law
Vaness
Lorraine Pennington
Lester Elmore
Milo Pennington
Vineta
J. C. Maddox
Temple Farmer
Garland Pennington
Frank Roberts
James Roberts
Ted Jones
Ernest Roberts
Thelma Ruth Hunter
Isaacs
Gerland Fennington
Wanda Hendricks
Vinigta Pennington
Ruby Dryden
A. W. McCutcheon
Daugher
Frank Reb
Roberses
Jimmie Sellers
Ads
Alex Cape
Dunior
Bebea
Ray Lamb
E. C
Wayne Pennington
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Colorado Springs
Stewart Air Force Base
N. Y
Hamilton Air Force Base
Francis News
M&s
Marion Fountain
Sonra
Otlas Marshall
Bil Steel of
Bosges
Bob Steel
Robert. Robinson of
Don Robinson
Ernest Matthews
Ft. W. Smith House
Mrs. Kermit. Ward of
Allus
Coy Henson
Isom Harris
May Boward
J. N. Attebery
Jon Attebery
Darlene
Roft
E. H. Caperton
Qla Mabel Caperton
Lakeland
Finn
Mabel
Glen Allebery
Chandler
Bentely
Glen
Frisco
Barbara Sue
Aller’ Rice
Wichita, Kan
Wall Street
Oc Livestock
OC Poultry
Spaghett
Roy Adair
Adan Waa
Sor Konowa
Korea
Quartermaster Corps
Eighth Army
Col. Adair
Savage
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