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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

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Pickett Man Walter Graham Still Travels With A Wagon Team

Walter Graham 73 of Pickett moves daily with a red and green Sunday wagon or an unpainted work wagon pulled by two mules. He rises at 4 AM to tend animals and heat a log cabin fire. His wife Ruby notes he remains active, training dogs Ike and Mack, and embracing hard work as life’s creed.

Don Cook Walter Graham Pickett Ike Mack Kate Rhody Graham Ruby

Quiett’s Gun Collection Grows Into Big Hobby

Ray Quiett of 515 Hillcrest Ada describes eight years of collecting firearms totaling 93 guns including pistols and rifles. He notes profits from certain items, explains how value is driven by demand maker and condition, and cites a few rare pieces such as a 17 caliber pellet air rifle once used for Hitler Youth training.

Don Cook Ray Quiett Hillcrest Ada Canton Tex Mint Quiett L. W. Cheek

Santa to Visit Ada for Christmas Cheer

Santa Claus will visit Ada as part of a citywide Christmas party sponsored by the Retail Merchants Committee and the Ada Chamber of Commerce along with the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Stores will stay open evenings from Thursday through December 23 to welcome children in the 100 block of North Broadway, with the area roped off for the event.

Ada Santa Claus Retail Merchants Committee Ada Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce North Broadway Santa

Weekly Photo Contest Seeks Church Steeple Winner

There were no correct entries last week for the Photo Contest. The repeated image of four church steeples appears on page eight. Mail your answer naming the church to Don Cook in Ada. earliest postmark wins a $2 prize.

Don Cook Ada Weekly News Sherwood O'Neal Hawaii

Cattlemen Meet For Convention In Tulsa

Tulsa hosts the 12th annual Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association convention where Brooks Keogh of Keene North Dakota cautions future cattle futures need calm study. The event features livestock experts, officer elections, and resolutions for 1965 with a western culture program for the women’s group. Stephen Hart of Denver spoke on livestock tax issues.

Tulsa American National Cattlemen’s Association Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Brooks J. Keogh Keene, N. D Paul Rossi Gilcrease Museum Stephen H. Hart Denver National Livestock Tax Committee

Kittens for Christmas Stockings Prompt House Sellout

The Milligans describe a Siamese cat Lolita giving birth to four kittens three females and one male. Early buyers claimed the male and sought to place the three females in Christmas stockings, prompting their rapid sale offers.

Milligans Lolita Lolly

Hunting violations highlight enforcement in southeastern Oklahoma

A report on southeastern Oklahoma deer season enforcement shows 45 arrests by game rangers in November with fines from 50 to 100 dollars. Dozens of cases involved hunting without licenses and night hunting as wildlife officials push stronger gun safety education statewide.

Oklahoma Wendell Bever Wildlife Conservation Department Mr. Bever James Houghston Southeastern District Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Department Information Education Cation Division Titus

4 H Club Electric Demonstration Sets New Attendance Record

About 150 people attended the Pontotoc County 4 H Club event at Peoples Electric on West Main Ada December 7. Roff 4 H won the high school division trophy and Pickett 4 H won the rural division trophy with multiple cash prizes and trophies awarded. Martha Herion of Roff won the senior poster and demonstrations, taking cash and a company trophy at the 4 H Banquet. Dewey Madden of Stonewall led senior boy demonstrations while Allen’s Richard Bailey presented the top senior boy talk. Continued on Page Two.

Peoples’ Electric Company West Main Ada Pontotoc County Roff Pickett 4H Pontotoc 4-H Council Martha Herion Martha 4-H Council Norville Chilcoat Agency Dewey Madden Stonewall 4-H Allen Richard Bailey

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