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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1944

Page

3

Scout Night at Byng Promotes First Class Pup Tent Awarded

Scout master Nolan Wade presided at Byng Consolidated School as Troop 19 celebrated a Court of Honor. Calvin Dulin became the first in the area council to win a pup tent with first class rank and recruitment. Lt. Col. Earl Taylor spoke of his Italy war experiences as badges were awarded to numerous Scouts and merit badges presented by Howard Pickett. Approximately 130 attended with refreshments served.

Board of Review Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Ernest Carrol Glen Thomas Smith Big Court Byng Byng Consolidated School Nolan Wade J. E. Teague Edd Little Calvin Dulin Earl Taylor Konawa Italy Salerno Gore Gaines Teddy Ebriie Andrew Cargill Paul Little D. R. Pike Norman Howardan Pike Col Paul Randa Chandler John Meredith Balthrop Oscar Brown George Dunnegan Bob Nance Howard Pickett Francis Bobby Kitchens Thurnus York Bobby Nance Weskel Johnson Thursnus York Marvin Stokes

Lions Told Vets Face Hard Task After War Return

W. H. Mundy of the Norman Howard Post of the American Legion urged the Ada Lions club to back local employment plans for returning servicemen. He warned that public works are planned in many areas without tax considerations, potentially making veterans a public burden if celebrations ignore those who may not return.

Mundy America American Legion Legion W. H. Mundy Norman Howard Ada Lions Club

West Edmond Oil Field Extends Northwest in Oklahoma

The West Edmond Oil Field in Kingfisher County expands two miles northwest with Anderson-Prichard No. 1 Collett near 25-15N-5W producing 150 barrels daily at low water cut. Testers aim to locate salt water level while Hunton Lime remains the main producing zone. Kingfisher becomes the 46th county to produce oil in the state.

Oklahoma City West Edmond Kingfisher County Anderson-Prichard Oil No Collett Cse Kingfisher Canadian County Hunton Arch Oklahoma County Hunton Bartlesvile

Cotton Crop For County Shows Gain In 1944 Figures

Pontotoc county reports a higher cotton ginning total for the 1944 crop than 1943. Through December 1, 3,264 bales were ginned in Pontotoc versus 2,020 bales by the same date in 1943, according to the department of commerce.

Pontotoc County Department of Commerce

Gold and molten glass create ruby tinted glass

The text states that mixing gold with molten glass yields a premier tinted glass described as a rich royal ruby. It highlights the material as superior among colored glasses.

St Joseph Aspirin Ad Claims Pure Quality at Low Price

An old advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as purer than rival brands and offers 100 tablets for 35 cents. It urges consumers to choose the product for value and reliability, highlighting price as a key advantage.

St. Large Family St. Joseph

Still Time To Mail War Fund Donations

The National War Fund drive in Pontotoc County shows some business contributions but few total gifts from individuals. Chairman J A Richardson says small donations are lacking and employee participation is weak. Mail contributions remain open at Richardson Belt Motor Co Constant at Tenth or via in person drop at headquarters.

Washington War Manpower Commission WMC Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS National War Fund Pontotoc County J.A. Richardson Richardson Richardson-Belt Motor Co

Massive Chinese Famine Toll From 1877 78 Recorded

More than 1800 famines documented in China since 180 B C. The famine of 1877 78 killed about 9 500 000 people.

China B. C

Wells Attracting Attentive Crowds at First Christian Church

Charles A. Wells, journalist and lecturer, draws large nightly crowds at the First Christian church with up-to-the-minute discussions on world and national issues. He spoke on Russia as a new world master and urged church involvement in guiding organized labor's actions amid AF and CIO activity.

Charles A. Wells First Christian Church United States Russia Wells Organized Labor CIO

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