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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

8

Frisco Benny’s Letter Outlines Why I Like Frisco Denny’s

A fragmented letter from a Frisco writer extols local dining and civic progress. The missive praises Frisco Benny and the Frise concept, linking community meals to education and public welfare while noting admiration from friends and a hopeful view of urban improvement. The author describes waiter service, letters of reception, and a sense of shared purpose within a progressive, modern city. The piece weaves praise for local institutions with reflections on employment, schooling, and public morale.

Dewey Noror Frisco Mr. Purne Sallesch Paris Bersabert Elyee Ise Ronnie del Ata Fries Chotibur AM Iditergis Dsc Pv Srishies pTenauire Hein Theuses Persia Lear Trronre Ts Srisey Alway

Baby Thwarted Theft Sparks Police Pursuit in Frisco

A baby’s cries led police to chase a thief in San Francisco. officers found the infant safe and unharmed after the attempted theft near Fight and Flissam streets. Witnesses describe a tense pursuit as authorities secured the area and checked on nearby residents.

San Francisco Dev Manine Baker Westerday Aa Sipie San Bruns Flissam

Visiting Orphanage by Free Will Baptists Sunday

Free Will Baptists plan a visit to the Ringling orphanage as part of a Sunday program. Reports indicate a special service and guidance from pastor O’Donnell amid Thanksgiving season activities.

Free Will Baptists Frome Wall Ringling Dong O'Nonnell

Jean Sibelius 83 Today in Finland Celebration

In Finland a birthday tribute marks Jean Sibelius age 83 with public celebrate and historians noting his Finlandia and symbolic impact. Officials broadcast special video and announce plans for a celebratory event in Helsinki.

Jean Sibelius

US Senator Arrested in State on Reckless Driving Charge

U S Senator John Chandler Gurney was arrested in Muskogee Oklahoma after a 55 mph alleged driving violation. Deputy Vic Wilson stopped the car which bore papers identifying him as Senator Chandler Gurney. He was released on $33 bond after questioning at the sheriff's office.

Muskoges Okla Ronan A. S John Chandler Gurney Rsb Vic Wilson Wilson Muskogee Jay Gurnney Taft Iin Senator Chaynes Gurewee Oxehorna Duey Sheriff's Office Sts Bend

Adair Oklahoma Doctor Dies after Long Service

Adair Oklahoma mourns as its lone physician for 33 years dies Saturday night of a heart attack. The town hosted a panel discussion on race and community relations after services. In Washington Claude L. Cramer of Cheyenne will become the next chairman of the Federal Power Commission in 1959, succeeding Harrington Wimberly of Altus.

Adair Okla Tes Terchers Portoter County Washington, Bec Claude L. Cramer Cheyenne Wee Harrington Wimberly Altus Federal Power Commission

Project Committee Meeting Held At Home Demonstration Office

Members of county project committees met at the home demonstration agent s office on Monday at 1 20 pm to discuss Home Management Clothing Horticulture and Wood Preservation projects. Officers and leaders from Byng Vanoss Colbert Hart Homer Alten and Byng were listed with lessons on canning preparing the garden for winter and soil improvement plus a busy December schedule for meetings in Byng Vanoss Homer Fitzhugh and other clubs.

Ce County HD Chrbs Rome N. R. Wade Raymond Verbles Edna Perdue Rose Fultery C. ¥. Willams Jake Holmes Birs. WV. Iu Newland Mis EB. Markely Helen Tingley Bel Stephens K. L. Birkes Lluis Britt Martha McPheters Oklahoma M. College Fhurschas McPheters Desse Pecim Grove Pickett Fitzhugh Vaness Colbert Hart Homer Alten Byngt Byng Vannas Presen Lula Darnelli Patel Eddie Whitehead Axtersiom Horticullerist Whitetread Mics Miller Vanors Chub Mildred Gasaway

Agricultural ants farm fungi for food in their nests

Certain ants cultivate fungi and process bits of leaves within their nests to feed themselves, a behavior described as agricultural and tied to insect society. The note references the Envyglopeta Britansaice as part of its discussion.

Water Batches Hatch Amaconians In Ocean Scene

In a curious naturalist note the Amaconians fish nearby as Tay waters roam. Splashes of water mark the hatch process when the young emerge and fall toward the sea, illustrating a curious aquatic scene with local life.

Buoy Signals Undersea Activity For Shore Transmission

A signaling buoy stationed offshore will detect underwater noises from submarines and other craft, relaying data to shore. It monitors environmental conditions and can pick up propulsion and weapon-related sounds, aiding peace time and defense missions.

Klettke Convicted In Beach Slaying At Arcadia

Oklahoma City December 8, 1947 Max Eugene Klettke was found guilty of murder in the hitchhike slaying of Carl Beach. The 2 year old victim’s body was found under a bridge near Arcadia. Harry Riskin, 18, of Lansing, connected to the case, testified that Klettke fired the shot after the two youths were tailed for the crime. A death penalty was sought. defense plans to file a motion for a new trial.

Oklasoma City Max Eugene Klettke New York Cork Arcadia Oklo Riettke Lansing Harry B. Riskin Fort Works Riskin Bauch

Commerce Man Killed By Gunshot Near Home

James Corbett, a 54 year old mine operator from Commerce, was fatally shot at his in law’s home after a family quarrel. Everett Thomas, 54, fired a .12 gauge shotgun and was taken into custody. Corbett was struck in the back and died soon after as authorities investigated the domestic dispute. Helen Corbett and her mother were present and provided statements to police.

Baxter $Prings Anand Westerday Everett Thomas James Corbett Psul Armstrong Thomas Corbett Carbatts

Company C Seeks Full Attendance for Guard Recruit Drive

Marional Girard urges full attendance tonight at the Armory for Company C recruitment. R Alford and L C McBroom say men aged 17 to 35, including veterans, are needed to join a three year guard program with training starting soon. Deferred draft option exists for those already in service.

Marional Girard Pa Aamene R. Alford Ada Alford L. C. McBroom

Dogs Close to Man Through Centuries of Loyalty and Courage

A George Tucker article extols dogs for loyalty and bravery, citing Chips the war dog who earned a Distinguished Service Cross, and recounts dogs' evolving legal status and protection laws. It reflects on notable cases, including a dog executed for biting and historic views on dogs as property and companions.

George Tucker New York Seart Chips Susier Shepherd Collié Agicom War Department Southwest Pacific Dhuty Ferrier Red 4 Therx Sone Blackstons

Camp Fire Council Elects Officers For Coming Year

Camp Fire Council elects officers for the coming year at a Tuesday night meeting. Father Maurice Costello spoke on democracy and character building. Davidson presided. officers include Mrs. J. A. Hidling as vice president and Hazel Whaley as secretary. Board members and honors awarded to several members for leadership and service.

Maurice Costello St. Joseph's Bobbie Jean Hager Blue Bird Davidson J. A. Hidling Hazel Whaley Secessary Eewin Horus Cy Dynton Joyce Muler A. R. Wallace Harrison Meaders Haugen James Wintersmith O. H. Miller

Ration Rule Affects Babies Food Form Bickiepage

A London ministry order takes effect immediately banning certain baby foods from rationing. The notice targets items described as hard gas substitutes for infants and mentions rhubarb usage in cooking from early times, with references to Chinese dietary practice.

London Ministry of Food

External Parasites Hit Cattle as Warmer Months Bring Insects

County agents warn ranchers about cattle grubs and winter ticks reducing feed efficiency and poundage. Rotenone remains the recommended grub control insecticide with dust spray and dip methods. dosage and nozzle distances are specified for effective coverage. Separate treatments for lice and ticks follow grub schedules, with entire body coverage required and second and third applications spaced 5 to 30 days apart. Arsenic use is discouraged due to danger. Dairy calves report new births. several Holstein and Shorthorn calves noted from Francis and Byng farms. December 1 meeting schedule for 4-H club events across multiple locales listed.

Oneita Beyant Francis Wendellae J. A. Richardson Frank Javed Byng Hh Miller Frank Truman Scroggins First National Bank F. W. Woolworth Cedar Grove Union Hilke G. Mt Summers Chapel Varasa

Germans Vote Against Communism in Western Berlin Election

Western Berlin voters turn out 86.2 percent to back non communist candidates as Bolshevism faces a sharp rebuff. Soviets claim coercion while Western powers see an open, free vote with no evidence of force. The result strengthens a western, anti communist stance in central Europe amid broader Cold War tensions.

Al-Lee West Orn Bevin Bolshewisn Nigue van Ictorious Secielist Russia Tass Communist Party Pravde Moscow Berlin Reich Germany Europe Hitler Kai Tred Proparganda Spies Fita Russi Mote Ruth Western Corm Maynigm Daniel Webster

Three Indian Tribes Elect Councilmen In Oklahoma

The Comanche Apache and Kiowa tribes elected four year terms for their inter tribal councils. About 3500 tribal members voted with Comanches at Fort Sill Indian School Kerky Lookingglasy and Cyril Moneta among the Comanche winners. Apache selections included Wye Yackeyonny and Kiowa results listed James Ghebattah and William Saupith. The first meeting is set for the first Friday in January.

Frese Oklahomew Forday Tamuary Fort Sill Carnegie Renry W. Lookingglasy Cyril Edgar Moneta Lawton James Ghebattah William Saupith Wye Yackeyonny

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