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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1943

Page

8

Civil Service Posts Open For Stenos Typists And Clerks

Army Service Forces seeks civilian stenographers, typists and clerks with dictation speeds and wage scales. Positions start at $1,750 yearly with 26 days vacation and 15 days sick leave. Applicants 17 and older may apply. exams at local post offices.

Army Washington, D. C Uniformed Services Washington Arlington Farms Oklahoma War Department

4 H Club Organized At Napier School

A 4 H club was organized last week at Napier Separate school by county agent C H Hailey and assistant Hugh F Rouk. Members include Manual Colbert president Willard Dallas secretary and Herman Lee Newton secretary among others aged eight to eighteen from all county sections. Thomas Inglish will coach the club with strong farm production interests and support from Principal S S Bradley.

Napier C. H. Hailey Hugh F. Rouk Robert Adkins Ezell Black Grant Black Alvarad Bruner E. F. Clark Moses Clark R. C. Colbert Manual Colbert J. G. Carven Willard Dallas J. D. Fuller Franklin Harper Odell Hightower James Jackson Herman Newton Johnie Nolen Samuel Nolen Napier School Prin. S. S. Bradley Thomas E. Inglish Herman Lee Newton Francis and Allen Wilson T. L. Welber Rose Lee Estes Marie Roundtree

County Turkey Crop Off 75 Per Cent

The county turkey crop fell about 75 percent this year with some 7,000 birds sold to local markets for Thanksgiving. Many birds were shipped out dressed or on foot, and growers faced higher prices but lower overall revenue. Molves and coyotes killed many birds, leaving few turkeys for Christmas. Local 4 H clubs reported activity and new members as Ada News notes greater returns for invested ads.

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