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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
8
The article offers steps for seasonal shutdowns of seaside cottages including clearing debris, storing boats, painting, disconnecting utilities, disposing of inflammables, and securing entry points. It covers fire protection, pest prevention, ventilation, and securing doors and windows to deter intruders during absence.
A forum answer advises cleaning aluminum thoroughly and applying a phosphoric acid solution from supply stores. After the solution dries, apply a zinc chromate primer and finish with a standard finish of choice. A Chicago note mentions the Chicago Association of Commerce receiving a price inquiry for Christmas trees.
Mrs Bertha Loman of Byng and Mrs Everett S Loman led visits to Mr and Mrs WL Dooley this week. Elsie Sanders and children toured Geakland and Mrs H O Williams of Mission Texas spent days with Norma Rylander. Rita Lewis and children headed to Okmulgee to visit relatives as Susan new daughter of the Williss brought local delight. Willam Sowell from New Mexico stopped to see friends. Fillman and son from St Louis Oklahoma conducted business. Howard Tackett and family and Hollis Tackett visited Bixby and Tulsa friends. George Higgs hosted visitors. Mrs Milton Landis and newborn Susan are doing well. Skeith of Elmore City spent weekend with Mrs Skeith and Donnie. Elizabeth Holsapple of Shawnee visited Lewis Pierce. Norma Lee and Oleta Chambers attended Roberts revival in Oklahoma City. Mark Sherrell returned Saturday from a week with relatives in Oklahoma City. Ray C M Rhodes and family from Frederick visited local friends Wednesday.
Visiting lists show many local families hosting relatives and friends from nearby towns and states over the weekend. Names from Langlade to Pryor and Weatherford appear among extended family gatherings and social visits. The long roster includes Brantleys Haines Browns Roberts and many others in a wide regional social scene.
Treasury plans to refund 13.5 billion in securities with 12 month notes while the Federal Reserve pushes higher rates for bank borrowing. Analysts warn of conflicting aims as inflation fears meet monetary restraint. treasury favors short term, low rate notes to banks, while the Fed tightens to curb credit expansion.
An old English case reports a motorist winning damages after theft of a car from an inn car park. The judge held the innkeeper liable, highlighting ancient laws framed to deter highwaymen and protect travelers on roads.
In Tel Aviv, a man was fined 700 dollars for buying meat without a ration coupon. Authorities warn crackdown on illicit toxistuffs and black market traders, with potential jail terms for repeat offenses.
The article extols August tomatoes as at peak quality due to sun ripening and warm weather. It notes early varieties suit canning, while late crops remain good. With home gardens or canners, tomatoes feature in many preparations from sliced with dressings to broiled, baked, fried, or showcased as fried green delicacies.
Fresh lamp designs appear in many sizes and materials for fall distribution. Primitive figurine bases carved from wood or molded metal and stone are popular, with cut crystal and milk glass back in favor for traditional rooms. Driftwood trends, new glazes, and spatter effects add color, while television lamps provide glare control and adjustable lighting.
Betty Jane Rose, Rooney’s ex-wife No 2, claims the former Miss Birmingham says Rooney violated a court order. She cites payments and the ongoing alimony case as of August in Los Angeles.
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Washington shows subcommittee approval for bills to allow hospital access for dependents of armed service members. AMA opposes broad access citing care impact and potential abuse, while senators push for monthly stipends with contributions from service members at varying pay grades.
In Antlers on August 22 a Lions club softball game is planned for next Monday night to raise funds for two county fair buildings and the county air set for mid September. Antlers and Clayton teams feature local players and a tentative Clayton battery is named. Official greetings were issued by the draft board for 25 Pushmataha youths called for pre inductions on September 12.
Pushmataha county fair board tentatively schedules September 29 30 and 23 as Fair dates as exhibits buildings remain unfinished awaiting roofing and interior installations. Miss Marie Wright Oklahoma City announced as a principal speaker at dedication exercises near Tuskahoma this Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Choctaw Nation capital site in 1838. Wright granddaughter of Reverend Allen Wright who gave Oklahoma its name has served 30 years with the state historical society. The report notes fly wing use in a Mount Wilson Observatory instrument and contrasts pumps in Holland drainage with steam or diesel power.
Lt Col John D Lucas and staff from St Louis seek reassignment back to the 1st Battalion 180th Infantry, recalling WW II campaigns with the unit. They are to undergo physical exams at Fort Sill. The battalion comprises five companies led by Lt William Johnson Co D Shawnee, Capt Craig McBroom Co G Ada, Lt Ross Co A Kanawa, Capt Aaron Walker Co B Boat Wetuinka.
Mrs. Mary J. Stafford of 630 East Thirteenth Ada widow of F J Stafford longtime banker and community figure died Friday night at 11 10 from a heart attack at age 80 years eight months Funeral services will be at Criswell Funeral Chapel Monday at 2 She was born in Conway Arkansas married 1888 and the family moved to Indian Territory then Center Ada Blanchard and finally Ada where her husband worked in several banks She is survived by a son W Loren Stafford and grandson Jimmy of Ada She was a Past Worthy Matron of Blanchard Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and a lifelong Christian church member
Temperatures fell to the low 30s in the central Canadian grain belt while some northern U S spots froze. A hurricane over the Atlantic with 140 mile winds prompted northeast storm warnings from Morehead City to the Virginia Capes. Navy orders evacuated Patuxent air station and Cherry Point base. Autumn-like weather ruled the Midwest with Chicago tying a record cool low of 54.1 while the Gulf and far West stayed warm.
School openings announced with enrollment on Monday August 28 and first day classes same day. Principal J C Trease to renew seventh and eighth grades while Mrs Cecil Jackson covers fifth and sixth, Mrs Inez West handles third and fourth, and Mrs Trease oversees primary and second grades. Construction includes a gym and lunch room with lunch room due for use by September 4.
The district opens enrollment Monday August 28 and classes begin Tuesday August 2. Mrs. Erlin Hosking is principal and Mire Lorene Sparks leads another teaching team for the new school year.
A humorous barbs column notes a couple caught in a store scheme in Indiana and jokes about a fan's swell ball club winning while a lousy club loses. It touches on house shortages driving less moving and describes a Mastachusatts postmaster serving 31 years amid fan mail frustration.
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