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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

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Ada Man Builds Massive World Stamp and Coin Display

C B Moon of Ada has an immense collection estimated around 100000 stamps and a notable assortment of coins. He decorates maps with stamps from every country and preserves commemoratives from most states, dating back to frontier era coins. Moon, who came to Ada in 1931, has worked with Boy Scouts, mentored thousands of young collectors, and travels over a million miles by car. He recalls selling his first collection for $18 to fund college and now aims to inspire youth through philately and numismatics.

C. B. Moon Ada Postal Service Abraham Lincoln Moon South Townsend California United States of America East Central State College Boy Scouts Oklahoma Texas Philately University of Oklahoma Ada High School Ada Junior

Rott Youth Dies In Auto Crash Near Ada Sunday

Marshall Lavoid Ray 19, East Central State College freshman, died Sunday when his car left State Highway 12 near Ada and struck a culvert. Investigators said high speed caused loss of control on a sweeping curve. Ray was traveling from an Ada cafe toward Roff when the crash occurred.

East Central State College Ada Marshall Lavoid Ray Dorothy Dixon Roff Fourteenth Street Ideal Cement Co. Plant Ray SH 12 Highway Patrol H. T. Gay

Bull Test At Murray Reveals High Gains

The 56 day weighing of bulls at Murray College Tishomingo shows 85 percent gaining 3 pounds per day or more and 22 percent earning 4 pounds per day. Top pens and individuals across Angus Hereford Polled Hereford Charolaise and Red Angus are listed with gains up to 5.98 pounds per day. Continued on Page Two.

Murray College Tishomingo Biffle Ned Biffle Allen Burch George Coffee White Deer Tex Dick Cole Connerville Gus Martin Coalgate Homer Stallings Milburn Glenn McDaniel Fitzhugh Harvey Price Ada K. P. Larsh Roff David J. Simons Waco W.F. Bowman Lampasas F & F Ranch Evert Prater Paoli Joe Edgington Barnsdall G. W. Banks Clarksville Mack Braly Darold Butler Pauls Valley John Hammer Marshall Maurice Finklea Warner

Fire Destroys Home Near City

A farm home four miles west of Ada on SH 13 burned to the ground Saturday night. Firemen led by Dudley Young found the house and its contents a total loss with the owner J. S. Tatum absent. Neighbors reported the blaze and aid arrived too late to save the structure. No cause determined.

Ada J. S. Tatum Tatum Dudley Young

Cattlemen Elect Officers in Oklahoma Convention

Oklahoma City special report notes the 11th annual Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association meeting ending with Brannan elected president. H. C. Hitch Jr. becomes first vice president, with Billy Joe Culver and M A Jeffrey as second vice presidents. Re elected second vice presidents include Wray Finney and George Borelli. Brannan co-owns a 5000 acre Love County ranch with his brother. their father Raymond Brannan also partners.

Oklahoma City Marietta U. S Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association H. C. Hitch Jr Guyman Rancher-Feeder Billy Joe Culver Pawhuska M.A. Jeffrey el Reno Wray Finney Fort Cook George Borelli Kingfisher Brannan Claude Love County Raymond Brannan Gainesville OCA W. R. Brannan

Correspondents Urged to Mail Columns Early

The Ada Weekly News thanks readers for support and wishes happy holidays. Correspondents are asked to submit columns early this week with office delivery by Monday. Christmas week is short. extra day needed to prepare for press. mailing on Monday keeps weekly on schedule.

Ada Weekly News

Allen Man Becomes New Baptist Deacon

O. H. Fanning was ordained deacon at First Baptist Church in a Sunday ceremony directed by Rev. L. M. Norwood. Speaker Rev. Cecil McGee of Durant delivered remarks. Fanning, a 1948 Allen arrival and Adams Lumber employee, is Oklahoma born in Bryan County and has served as Men’s Brotherhood president and junior class teacher.

Oklahoma City Burglary Suspect Charged in Broad Way Theft

A 36 year old Oklahoma City man Frank Wallace Coursey faced second degree burglary in Judge Bert Ratliff’s court after the Saturday night raid on Service Chevrolet at 1301 North Broadway. Sheriff Burl Griffin Deputy Allen Stanfield and Detective James Branom pursued and arrested him in Oklahoma City. Warrant filed for two unknown accomplices. Another case sees Joan Carolyn Woir Jackie Anderson and Richard Thorne charged with second degree burglary in Ratliff's court.

Oklahoma City Justice of the Peace Bert Ratliff Frank Wallace Coursey Chevrolet North Broadway Burl Griffin Allen Stanfield James Branom Coursey Joan Carolyn Woir Jackie Anderson Richard Thorne Ratliff

Oklahoma Wheat Crop Forecast From 1963 Report

The Agriculture Department’s final 1963 Oklahoma crop estimates show wheat at 75.4 million bushels with 21 bushels per acre from 3.6 million acres. 1962 wheat yield was 19 bushels per acre on similar acreage. For other crops, corn totals reach 3.444 million bushels at 28 per acre with 1962 at 3.998 million bushels. barley 7.086 million at 18.5. sorghum 21.83 million at 29.5 per acre versus 19.74 million at 29 per acre in 1962.

Washington Agriculture Department Oklahoma

Hearse Driver Winds Up In County Jail

Rev. Reuben Lee Gray of Paris Texas was jailed after a Friday arrest on West Main Street Ada for driving while intoxicated and carrying a concealed weapon. He drove a hearse with a corpse in a casket while en route from Oklahoma City to Paris and fled a gas station without paying. He works part time for a Paris funeral home and spent the weekend in jail as the body was moved to a funeral home.

Texas West Main Street Ada Reuben Lee Gray Paris Tex Gray Oklahoma City

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Marshall Ray Pontotoc Mary Elizabeth Tullis Murray W. R. “Bill” Brannan Association Fred E. Craddock Execu Tive Committee Allen Man New Baptist
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