Allen County Sees Rain Cool Hot Day
Allen received rain Monday easing heat while residents plant fall gardens and potatoes across the county.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
5
Allen received rain Monday easing heat while residents plant fall gardens and potatoes across the county.
Mrs Eddie Clark was admitted to Valley View Hospital on Tuesday for treatment and observation.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hughes returned from Lubbock Texas where they visited two daughters and Mrs Hughes son and family from California. Mrs Hughes fell ill during the trip and was hospitalized in WeWoka with a mild heart attack. She is reported improving.
Larry Martin Thomas Hogue Byron Rowsey Danny Ross Jack Pegg and Glen Russell returned Friday to Camp Polk Louisiana after a few days leave with relatives.
Mrs Clariece Hunt and her grandson Steven Parham of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of Mrs Alice Isaacs, the latter's mother.
Sons of Mrs. Hettie Cottrell attended her funeral in a Bakersfield and Oklahoma mix of relatives. Deivard Cottrell of Bakersfield joined Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cottrell and family of Shawnee. Lil Lard Cottrell and family from Del City came with Davy Landers and others. Other attendees included Stanley Ferguson and son Gary of Lakewood, Lee Woodard, Roger Smith of Tulsa, Half Snow, and Homer Snow.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ash Jock and their son from Sapulpa spent Friday night with Mrs Vessie Richmond, the mother of Mrs Ashlock, sharing a family gathering at her home.
Mrs. Lee Dudley and her daughter Elissann spent the weekend as guests of her father Tom Hughes and brother Kenneth Hughes with his wife. They were joined by sister in law Mrs. Anall Kimbrell and Mr. Kimbrell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kraettli left Monday for Oklahoma City where Mrs. Kraettli will undergo surgery at Wesley Hospital on Tuesday. J. B. Milner of Houston visited his brothers Phillip and Ovid Milner and also Mr. and Mrs. George Bain over the weekend. Charles Russell and wife fished at Sportsman Lake, landing 32 brim and four black bass. Russell also runs a turtle trap with a notably good reputation for catching turtles.
Dr. and Mrs. Loyd Soper announce the birth of daughter Linda Kathryn on August 19 at Valley View Hospital. The newborn weighs eight pounds one ounce and has a two and a half year old sister named Shelley Diane.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Allen hosted guests Mr and Mrs Charlie Walker Their daughter Sue Clark and son Mark from Oklahoma City visited They recently traveled to Hawaii to visit Sue Clark's brother Lt Col Aaron Walker and his family and Mrs Walker
Sunday visitors included Mrs Gladys Bryant and daughter Sandra along with their families Mr and Mrs Pete Gray and children Ada and Mr and Mrs Elvin Lind ley Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Moss and Mrs. R. C. Isaacs visited in McAlester Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Moss visited Mrs. Moss' brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cameron, and a sister, Mrs. Linzell Herndeze. Mrs. Isaacs visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barnes.
Mrs. Tom Turner, Mrs. Bill Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Vinson attended the singing Saturday night at Johnson's Chapel, with neighbors joining in the evening event.
Sunday visitors to R. C. Isaacs included his nephew and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Sid Isaacs of Ada.
Weekend visitors included Mrs Turner's brother and wife Delbert and wife Smith from Fort Worth Texas sisters Arlie Collins Susie Farley and Lonnie Fleming from Konawa a nephew Walter Olivo and son Gary from Denison Texas.
Mrs J D Shires was admitted to Valley View Hospital Sunday and was scheduled for surgery Monday.
The narrator describes visits with her daughter and her family Mr and Mrs Don Brown. Mrs Miller and the Browns toured Roman Nose State Park near Watonga and Red Rock Canyon at Hin ton. They also saw the burning oil well and Canton. Sunday guests of Mrs Lela Long were her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Allen Reese Duncan.
Mr and Mrs C H Wilkinson and daughter Joyce moved to Allen last week from Loving New Mexico. Mr Wilkinson is a brother of Charlie Wilkinson.
Charlie Wilkinson and family members including daughters Mrs Floyd Wellington Tony and Greg in Union Valley. Mr and Mrs Jim Ashlock and daughter Judy plus Ashlocks' daughter Mrs Jimmy Jackson and children Seminole. Mrs Ray Mayse Fort Worth Texas and granddaughter Mrs Butch Gill and son Johnny Duncan. Mr and Mrs J Heddleston Richmond California.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Long host Mrs Eve Hall of Hereford England as they plan to accompany her to Oklahoma City Tuesday morning for a flight back to England. Mrs Long has long written to her guest.
Friday visitors to Mrs. T. K. Kidwell included Mr. and Mrs. Kent Kidwell and their son Jeffrey of Pauls Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kidwell of Ada.
Mrs. L. S. Moss and Mrs. Wanda Paul with her son Billy visited Stratford on Friday and returned home with several bushels of fine peaches.
Mrs. Oliver Cook Mrs. Ruth Case and Mrs. Cora Case join Paul ine Gleason on a weekend departure for a Colorado vacation and tour.
Mr and Mrs J S Jones came home Sunday after a three week trip through 19 states. They reported a wonderful vacation and said it was nice to be back at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Story and grandson Craig of Oklahoma City returned home Tuesday after visiting his sister Mrs. Wayne Mead and Mrs. Story's sister Mrs. Lela Long.
Mrs John Smallfield accompanies her daughter Mrs Clarence Gunter to her Pine Bluff Arkansas home for a brief stay.
Mr and Mrs George Bain visited Mrs Bain's sister Mrs Noah Tollett and a nephew and his wife Mr and Mrs Elmo Tipton on Sunday in a brief family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Bain and daughter Gina were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs C H Murphey in Madill. Mrs Bain and Gina remained for an extended visit with her parents.
Mrs T C Collins accompanied her brother Roy Manuel to his home in Amagon Arkansas and will visit a sister Mrs Effie Prater.
Saturday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elliott from Broken Arrow joining Mr. and Mrs. Fred Douglas for the social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and Mrs. Ellen Loftis left Saturday for a visit with relatives in California. Mrs. Miller will visit her mother, Mrs. J. C. Black, and also her sisters.
Mrs Miller returns home Sunday from Weatherford after a short visit, settling back into daily routines with family.
Mrs J C Nickell and families and Mr and Mrs Monroe Guinn with their children Haywood travel to Clarita to attend funeral services for the four year old son of Mr and Mrs Davidson. Mrs Davidson is Monroe Guinns sister and Mr and Mrs Nickell will accompany Mrs Bates home to Arlington Texas after services.
Mr. and Mrs. Erey Ownbey hosted Virgil Scarberry and family Friday evening. Virgil Scarberry Jr. serves in the air force and will be stationed at Sheppard Field. Lightning Ridge Sunday school held an ice cream supper at Aun McCullar’s home with attendees from Morenci Arizona and Oklahoma City. Conversation focused on how cold the guests felt after the chilly treats.
Sunday visitors included Mrs Grace Johnson and May visiting Mrs Walter Simmons and Mrs Short Walls of Roff. They toured the new home of Mr and Mrs Alvie Griffith and then called on Mrs Arno Griffith and Shirley. The group also visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Briggs and baby from Oklahoma City and stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Alvie Griffith. They spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Ben Ownbey and Charles.
Rev Milton Balthrop of Ada visited Friday with Mr and Mrs Ercy Ownbey. Sunday night guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Hatcher and Robert were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Deatherage and their children Wilson.
Local residents report rain Friday night easing drought and greening pastures. A flurry of social visits tracked through Monday to Sunday including Grace Johnson May Laura Johnson Bert Wright Corley Stanfield family and others with extended family in Ada and Oklahoma City. Ancestral ties and travel notes accompany oblique mentions of Ance Good’s passing and various weekend gatherings.
The Paul Moody Construction Co. of Pauls Valley was the apparent low bidder at 61 835.15 for two earthfill dams at Sites 17 and 18 in the Leader Middle Clear Boggy Creek Watershed. Six other bids ranged from 62 179.40 to 82 123.00 with George Ensminger predicting award within a week.
Mrs Ercy Ownbey visited Ada several times this week to stay by her sister Gertie Fussell who is seriously ill. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Jerry Mason and others from Ada and Lightning Ridge. Gayle visited in Ada and with grandparents W E Miller and cousin Carolyn Miller at Ahlo. Mrs Robert L Hatcher renews WEEKLY NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laseman and daughter Rachel return to La Mirada California after two week visit to Oklahoma and Texas. They stayed with relatives in Roff Ardmore Ponca City Stillwater and visited Oklahoma State University. Mrs Laseman formerly Assistant Home Demonstration Agent in Payne County and Otto Berry recovering after heart surgery in Texas.
The report on his condition is favorable. Mrs. Paul Laseman will teach in La Mirada and Paul Laseman studies library science at USC Los Angeles while also working part time in San Pedro. Mrs. Tully Dial returned from Roy New Mexico after visiting a brother with a heart attack. Iris Nichols recovering from a fall and hospital observation, now at home with a daughter in Shawnee and attends church. Rev. Adam Rolston and wife visit Nebraska mother reported improving. Alvin Mantooth and wife visited Raymond Laseman. Mrs. Mantoo th teachers in the Maysville system preparing for opening of her school.
Mrs Beulah Hathaway attended a state W M A Promotional Conference in Oklahoma City held Thursday and Friday at the First Baptist Church. She traveled with Ada women by car and was joined by her grandson Allen Seedoth of Kingston as a guest.
Roff teaching staff plan to begin school work on August 31 as Fitz Hugh grade school recently prepared for the new term.
Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Gillian of Colorado are visiting their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gillian and Mr. and Mrs. Bunyard, consolidating family visits with both sides in the state.
County Commissioner Joe Tisdale of Atoka County was injured in a one car crash near Stonewall when he lost control and overturned in a ditch. His wife Lois and son Ronnie also sustained injuries. all were treated at Valley View Hospital with Joe in fair condition. Trooper Spike Mitchell investigated the wreck as the family headed to Oklahoma City.
Two cases were filed Thursday in JP Bert Ratliff's court. Euell Gene McCurdy aged 17 of Route 2 Ada charged with failure to stop at a stop sign. J. T. Odom aged 16 of 307 North Stockton Ada cited for driving without a license.
A new 31 story travel terminal will rise at Hamamatsu cho in central Tokyo. The $85.5 million complex will be Japan s tallest office building and serve helicopters buses a monorail and will connect to three highways the subway and Takeshiba Pier.
The Oklahoma State Employment Service reports 263 job orders and 316 applicants as schools seek teachers before the new term. Crump notes 907 placements since inception, with demand for math science and English teachers, and young men in elementary education. The service, free to schools and teachers, plans more placements this month and mid-term.
Ada couples Jimmy Owens and Betty Honey aged 18 and 16 wed in Ada. Harold Todd 19 and Tisha Potts 19 marry in Ada. Johnny Lee Walker 20 of Vanoss weds Linda Diane Stone 18 of Stratford. Larry Don Yeargan 18 of Roff ties with Joy Lane Wyche unknown. Elvin Mulliniks 18 of Stratford marries Deanna Faye Jones 18 of Stratford. Edward Johnson 23 of Wewoka weds Jennice Ann Stevens 19 of Ada. Marion F Childs 23 of Roff weds Ursula Justine Lessle 28 of Roff.
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