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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1962

Page

2

Ada Woman Pursues Family Roots in Revolutionary War Links

Mrs. Hatchett and three other Ada women study genealogy with DAR ties and local journals. They pursue ancestral lines to the Revolutionary War, trading notes by phone and at Saturday sessions, aiming to uncover how ancestors lived and to verify relatives who served.

DAR North Carolina Tennessee Genealogical Helper DAR Journal Ada Hatchett Lottie Braly Mattin Logsdon W. EE. Pitt Jong

Flying Enthusiast Seeks More Freedom for Private Planes

Ketchum complains of heavy government control over private flying and notes difficulty using big airports without a radio. He travels from Oklahoma to learn farming methods, mentions 80 acre farms in Pennsylvania, and seeks local aviation volunteers in Pontotoc County. Interested individuals can write to him in Duncan Route 4.

Oklahoma City Ketchum United States Pennsylvania Oklahoma Kelchum Association Pontotoc County Duncan Route 4

Family Lessons From Paga Home After Fire and Sale

Relatives of Gaar recall the old house sold in 1954 after Gaar’s death. Three Gaar children were born there. From 1908 to 1942 residents burned wood, then switched to gas in 1943. Allen and his two children began dismantling the house this week with a roof removed and scraps scattered. He hopes to salvage about 20 900 feet of lumber to add three rooms to his nearby home.

Gaar Tor James Allen Oi Center

Dump Truck Crash Tangles Springbrook Bridge

A dump truck traveling west collided with a Wright vehicle at the Springbrook bridge corner. The loaded dump truck careened off the road, overturned into a ditch spilling gravel. The Wright car suffered heavy damage including a damaged fender and grill. The bridge has seen several serious accidents since January.

Enl Gay Wright Springbrook Bridge

Around the County in Fitstown and Frisco

Local notes recount visits and travels of Snyder and Patton families across Fitstown Frisco and nearby towns. Residents Cynthia Paula and John Week visit parents in Kansas City while Jim Westhoff stays with Carlton Corbins in Stonewall. Several gatherings feature the Carlsons Dooleys Barretts Langleys Minor and Braddocks with hospital stays and trips to Ada Konawa and Vamoosa amid community fishing picnics and a Republics barbecue at Tri Rhynes ranch.

Couri Cynthia Paula John Kansas City Clarence Lee Jim Westhoff Carlton Corbins Glasgow Corbins Mary Mr. Westhoff Ard Waller Joe Calby Ponca City Corbin M. L. Jamison Stonewall

Ada Social News Notes From Community Gatherings

Ada residents shared visits and hospitality among families including Byrd, Simon Paltan, Miss Jim Marshall and Mrs. Boda Hisaw at a leader training meeting for communism in Ada held last Tuesday in preparation for September home demonstration club meetings. Dora Daniel spent time with her brother John and wife, with visits to the Daniels and Prater households throughout the week. John Daniel hosted and hosted again with neighbors as relatives gathered for doctor visits, meals, and birthday dinners while preparations for school pressed on.

Sid Jim Marshall Lee Cross Centrahoma Jerry Marshalleft Granada Coto Keith Whitney Dea Lance Duane Lobaugh A. W. Whitney Jim Candi Camila I Whitney Sid Marshall Phillips Melzer Mark Rod Him Marshall and ‘Fod Lawton Francis. Braddock Stella Humphrey Mas. Melzer Germany Jetti John Braddock Wanda Jota L. M. Braddock Jack Skeith Beatrice Snell Fitlstown Tulsa J. A. . Skeith Valley View Hospital Boda Hisaw Ada Dora Daniel John Daniel Dora Joe Daniel John Daniel John Prater Fillstown Leonard Daniel Ade Leonard John Danial John. Daniel Johnnie Daniel Uttle Alma Daniel Earl Craddock Stonewall Bud Daniel Reba Daniel Jack Daniel Jack McDonald Johnna Donnie

Rodgers and Laxton Tie the Knot in Ada

Anton Lee Rodgers and Carol Laxton wed in Ada with family present. The couple, ages 21 and 18, exchanged vows and plan to reside in Ada following the ceremony.

Anton Lee Rodgers Ada Carol Laxton

Minnie Lewis and Rhynes Ranch Under Ada News Eye

Weekly Oil Center correspondent notes Minnie Lewis wife of Mr Lewis as an avid rock garden enthusiast with a Spanish themed yard and inventive water pumping using a bicycle chain. In Rhynes Ranch she uncovers tales of Nile delta plants, Indian lore about lead mold rifles, and hints of local gold mining myths while hinting at a square dance club. Ada prepares to bring oral vaccine via Pontotoc Health Department with a Dallas lab guiding the effort.

Minnie Lewis Oil Center Lewis Theyrally Delta ‘Nile Egypt United States Oklahoma Rhynes Ranch Ada Justice Chamber of Commerce Pontotoc County

Car Overturns in Ditch Near Lula Injures Local Man

A Lula man, -year-old B. D. Young, suffered severe head injuries when his car overturned on a gravel road south of Lula about 10:30 p.m. He was thrown from the vehicle and admitted in poor condition to Valley View Hospital. Patrolman H. J. Gay investigated, noting the eastbound car apparently lost control on a downgrade and overturned. No other passengers were present.

Lula Valley View Hospital B. D. Young Young Highway Patrol H. J. Gay Gay Ther Venture Valley Wew Hospital

Ada School Enrollment Rises and Declines Across Grades

Total Ada school enrollment stands at 1,890, down 40 from the prior year, per Supt Rex Morrison. Grade schools show mixed shifts with Glenwood up 18, Hayes up 5, Irving down 15, Washington up 30, and Willard down 11. Junior high and senior high totals reflect a net decrease in eighth and ninth grades but an increase among juniors and seniors. Enrollment continues through today and tomorrow.

Ada Morrison Glenwood Hayes Irving Idown Washington

Paris Council Extends Deadline For Sewage Project

The Paris city council extended the June 11 deadline for the sewer project after discovering thick limestone rock along the line. If penalties are enforced it would cost about 2600 and extend roughly 65 days, with 200 residents now connected and paying 2.25 monthly. Nearly half have installed home connections while plumbers work on spurs. Midweek the system was usable though many relied on septic tanks before completion. Also noted are 1982 American cars with bucket seats.

Price Paris Ralf Lave

Space Exhibit Open For Public At State Fair

NASA showcases eight large exhibits at the 1962 State Fair of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. The displays cover the U S space program and nuclear energy research for future probes, including Thor Able, Transit, Explorer satellites, and Van Allen missions. Fair manager Sandy Saunders says the exhibits educate visitors about the space age during the eight day fair September 28 through September 28.

Oklahoma National Aeronautics and Space Administration U. S NASA Sandy Saunders Sta Science and Arts Museum Oklahoma City

Democrats See Rising GOP Hope In Oklahoma Rally

After an outdoor convention in Oklahoma, Democrats acknowledge growing Republican strength. Voters cite party loyalty and statewide trends, with retirees like M E Twynam predicting Republicans have their best chance yet. Many Democrats admit Republican prospects look better than ever.

Oklahoma M.E. Twynam Rolf Twynam Bellman

Charolais Continue At Holdenvilla Test In 1961

Visitors watched the high gaining Charolais herd as the best pen average from the 1961 Holdenvilla test. Dame Clyde Reed of Oklahoma State University inspected the cattle and judged the program a success. Ada veterinarian Dr Don B Williams noted Braly's tour cited Pontotoc County as prime cattle country and Carl ton Corbin and Braly were highlighted for their notable herds. Corbin, near Braly, owns the first certified meat sire from his ranch.

Clyde Reed Oklahoma State University Reed Oklahoma Don B. Williams Ada Braly Pontotoc County Bray Carlton Corbin Dr. Williams Corbin

Former Atlan Under Way Here On Submarine Missile Plans

Former Atlan discusses early submarine missile designs the Atlas Jupiter and X-17. He calls Polaris submarine missiles the most effective deterrent by enabling submarines to deploy nuclear rockets beneath water and polar ice to reach Russia. He notes Lockheed’s RIFT program for reactor in flight tests, developing a nuclear fuel missile engine operable outside Earth’s atmosphere.

Atlas Russia Lockheed Sakch

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County School Page One Paga Fittstown Wy. E. Snyder OSU Carlsian Corbins W. L. Dooley Pete Barrett Barrett Barretts Hobart Andrew Large Okemah Bill Floyd Cindy Srl Doolittle Appleton Wis Beverly Clocksin Terry Milwaukee Simon’ Patton Case Alfred Brylis H. B. Hevlin Vance Minor M's Simon Patton Vickie Valerie Mintay Sam Winters Kenneth Burnett Janice Fort Smith Ark Breve Winters Anna Stanford Beavers Bend State Park Winding Stair Mountains Burnetts Mrs. Winters Lindsay W. R. Rogers Broken Arrow Ernest Hodgin Stroud Caroll Grass Prague Lettie Brashier J. D. Branson Harvey H. B Bruce’ Turner Fred Abbott Abbotts Turners Jolene West Janie Burk Winona Minor West Bob Langley Vamposa Langley Alvin Minor Jack West Supar. Ees Joa White Loig Jennings Dean Larry Faulkerson and Vance Minor Odus Wiles Olen Brannon Rena Brannon Vamoosa Konawa Rae Stiger Talihina Rae Roy Sliger Roy Has Barbara Langley Gae, von, LaVonda Rae Nell Lee Langley Winona Mnor Vela Minor Bab Langleys Reba Danial Mickey Lew Bud Minor Bud Minors Homer Juniper Coy Byrd Todd Byrd Coy Byrds Todd Bob Byrd Bob Byrds Byng Coy G. B. Gouge Troy Sherrell Harden City Bud Brooks Alfred Baylis Cecil Bullard Basylises Virgil Johnson Grace Marshall Stonewail Vir-gil Johnsons Aline Johnson Republicas Shirley George Minor Laura Snow Filtstown Cafer Hisaw Sr Hisaw Melba Rachel Napa Calif Arthur John Sallee W. J. Barnes Belle Stegall Schley Rein Henkin Fittstawn Graper Renee Enchant Walter Graner Byrd and Simon Paltan Gene Sabatine Healdton Carrie Sims William Campbell Latta Allred Sabatine Sims Campbell Alfreds John ‘Allred Jr Fairfax Loretta Margaret Barnes Thelma‘Hobgood Sunshine Community Mildred Powers Bud c Wers By J. L. B Lula Man Page Tulsa Company W. T. Price Ance Hant Hole Rhynes Bar-X Ranch Coal Creek Ranc Little Hole Charolais Atlan Mack” Welch Rey Butingis
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