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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1946

Page

3

Scientific Twins Grow Up Normal Despite Stimulus Experiments

New York twins Johnny and Jimmy Woods, once lab subjects in Columbia University infant development studies, grow up normal with distinct interests. Johnny, pushed to physical feats, is lean and hands-on with shop classes, while Jimmy prefers academics and sports, saying the training made little difference. Their parents and Dr. Myrtle B. McGraw note they are well adjusted, attend different schools, and pursue separate paths.

New York NEA Johnny Jimmy Woods Jimmy Myrtle B. McGraw Columbia University and Babies Hospital Aais Woods Janie

Ada Public Library Adds New Books Across Sections

The Ada Public Library expands shelves with new titles across adult non fiction adult fiction juvenile non fiction and juvenile fiction. Notable entries include Hiroshima Hershey Out of Calvary Hall of the Night's Wind and Tell Your Sons among adult works and Chicken Little Cap'n Dow and A Grandma for Christmas among juvenile selections plus biographies of Haydn and Brandeis.

Ada Public Library Calvary Hall of the Night Davis Bob Hope Cable Burnett Halsey Welles Red Sea Ellsberg China Hiroshima Haydn—Geiringer Brandeis—Mason Sedgwick Daly Holland—De Jong Dolly Madison Desmond Woodward Stephen Foster—Higgins John Quincy Adams Weil Newcomb Friskey Strickland Rush Brock Peter Whitehead Pinkerton de Angeli Scatter Chipmunk Coblentz Reuben Dalgliesh Martin Duffy—Krauss Cap’n Dow LeGrand Johnny Mule Credle de- Witt Mr. Nip Tuck Emerson Barbara

Coal County HDA Guides Toy Making For Children

Home Demonstration agents advise gift ideas by age group for children in Atoka and Coal counties. Tips include tin can toys with bright enamel, wooden blocks from scrap lumber, painted clothespins, and simple dress shortening methods. Christmas table decorations feature apples with candles and evergreens.

Coal County HDA Martha Mote Atoka County

Veterans Build Own Homes In North Plaza Addition

A group of 100 Indianapolis veterans pooled 150 lots at 25 dollars each with back taxes paid to form the North Plaza addition. They financed sewers with stock sales, used veteran labor to clear land, and plan cost plus construction of four room homes under city code starting in January.

NEA Indianapolis Ind North Plaza Homeess A. Wayne Murphy Murphy Lowman New Addition Bath

Home Demonstration Agent Pattern for Block Set

Instructions offer a home demonstration pattern for making a block set from scrap lumber. The note suggests a DIY toy project and invites contact for guidance.

Detroit Student Turned Burglar in $15,000 Hoard Heist

Percival N. Hobbs a 20 year old sophomore law student admitted stealing from 15 homes in Detroit’s Palmer Park area to fund a life above a $20 GI bill allowance. He was charged with breaking and entering after police found him with stolen cash and jewels.

Detroit Percival N. Hobbs Harry Michaels Palmer Park Centerline Hobbs Highland Park Junior College Michaels

Flood Displaces 1600 Families in White River Valley

The Red Cross reports over 1,600 families driven from homes in the flood ravaged White River valley south of Seattle. Damage to farms and homes is expected to approach 1 million dollars.

Seattle The Red Cross White River Valley Here

Gas Line Break Halts Heat in Atoka Town

Atoka residents shivered as a large natural gas line providing heat broke Friday morning. Stores stayed open with coats on though some used butane heat without issue. Flood evidence lingered to the north and east with roads mostly open and Muddy Boggy gauge at 27.5 feet at peak, near a historical 28 feet.

Atoka Coal County

Stonewall 4-H Club Elects Officers

The December meeting of the Stonewall 4-H club at Stonewall High School elected officers. Gene Lang became president, Yannis Morgan vice president, Reba Joyce Minor secretary, Jovita Guning leader, Louise Eppler game leader, and Barbara Turpin reporter.

Stonewall Stonewall High School Gene Lang Yannis Morgan Reba Joyce Minor Jovita Guin Louise Eppler Barbara Turpin George Mildred Glover Josephine Brantley Imogene Brady Doris Bailey Edith Hudson Wiley Winton Reba Minor Jovital Vaness Club Eugenia Hooser Doris June Wall Darlene Payne Robbie Pederson Joy Beller Georgia Ruth Pitts

4-H Club Meetings Highlight Demonstrations and Topics

In Latta and Pickett 4-H clubs January agendas feature demonstrations on Table Setting and Being a Good Hostess. Timely topics are planned by Luella Jean Moss and June Lowe, with multiple clubs listing upcoming demonstrations and sewing projects plus active hive records and garden readiness.

Margaret Brade Latta Jean Smith Wilma Jean Neely Maxine Neely Pickett Bethena Files Dorothy Penrod Luella Jean Moss June Lowe Ileen Biggs McLish Jimmie Miller Patsy Thompson Fern Gibson Pleasant Hill Mary Ann

4 H clubs meet in Pontotoc with weather delays

The 4 H clubs across Pontotoc county met as scheduled except Hart Lightning Ridge and Center due to muddy roads and high water from recent rains. Meetings will be rescheduled this week and January gatherings are planned. Dairy feeding schools drew good attendance with J W Boehr advising on feeding and management of heifers.

Lester Smith Pontotoc County Hart Lightning Ridge Center Latta Pickett McLish Pleasant Hill Stonewall Vaness W. P. George, Jr Charles Teel Richard Soutee Bobby Penrod Jackie Vogt Glen Files Carroll Brantley Vernon Laxton Louis Dale Brady Gene Lang Vannis Morgan Bill Hunt Vaness Club J. W. Boehr Boehr Oklahoma

State Pecan Show to be Held in Ada in 1947

The State Pecan Show will be held in Ada in 1947. A junior division will be incorporated for another year and 4 H club and FFA members will be eligible to exhibit as junior members.

Ada FFA

Mrs. Ingram Hurt In Car Accident

Mrs Willard Ingram of Alameda California formerly of near Stratford was seriously injured last night after being struck by a car while crossing a street. She suffered a fracture of the right wrist and both bones in the [arm].

Willard Ingram Alameda Calif Near Stratford

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Kay Sherwood Johnny Woods Jane Ada News Roman Advartice Miles U. S. Army Chrysler Corp A. J. Mayfield Lane L. R. Nuner Rock Creek U. S. Russel Wards Chapel Club By Dick Lewis Stonewall 4-H Club S. P. Hunter Henry Timbrook W. Richard Moore California
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