Union Hill News Highlights From Lavona Jones
Community round up with family visits across Ada, Okla. and nearby towns. Residents include Lavona Jones and Lavona’s circle visiting Lillian Agee, Callie Rose, and many others in Ada, Wichitas, and Fitzhugh. Christmas plans, weddings, and a Baptist church program wrap the update. Funeral held for Edna T Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Agee
Gregg Cook
McLish
Charlene Sanders
Vivian Cruson
Edna Rhoades
Helen James
Wichita
Kan
Lavona Jones
June Sexton
Jalena
Tishia
Charles Cook
Ada
Clifford Agee
Jona Cravens
Earl Rose
Lillian Lee
Miss Walker
Aubery Walker
Obra Young
Fitzhugh
Callie Rose
Ballard Nursing
Rube Delozier
Jerry Kearny
Larry Archer
den Delozier
John Sorgas
Arnold Delozier
Earnest Lancaster
Gary Golden
Harold Long
Jeff
Steve
Leona Poindexter
Lizzie Lancaster
Nova Lancaster
Jessie Lee Tatum
Mary
Tommy Long
Ada Billy Henson
Barnes Et Latta
Orval Ballard
Jerry Ballard
Becky
Chriss
Cruse Nolan
Alvin Russ
Moore
Aaron
J. B. Jones
Becca Jones
Earl Duckworth
Joyce Trivitt
J. W. Stirkes
Allan Sanders
Etta Garrett
Hershall Sanders
Stonewall
Harold Haines
Vaness
Ina Haines
Pearl Wells
Valley View Hospital
Alvin Wells
Oklahoma City
Pod Law
Gary Corner
Albert Crow
Bill Wells
Helen Burroughs
Ray Kemp
George Cochran
Elmer Cochran Jr
Midwest City
Elmer Cochran Sr
Dink Binion
Orphlene Hall
Minnie Slaven
Patti Cummings
East Central State College
Alice Binion
Daisy Binion
Orphelene Hall
Linda Bramlett
Bob Monk
Tulsa
Memorial Baptist Church
Austin Fraley
Jimmy Jones
Frederick
Dusty Jones
Abilene
Tex
Bvylan Rhoades
Wichits
Wayne Jones
Pickett
Hudell Bolin
Delphia Jones
Fred. Jones
Robert Golden
Lynda
Horace Golden
Lee Keeling
Charles Caplen
Debbie
Charlene
Kevin
Basil
George Smith
Robby
Georgia
William
Robert Bolin
Kenneth
Golden
Fred Duncan
Murray State College
Fred Holman
Wilson
Murray Golden
Sonny Golden
Paul Golden
Herbert Henderson
Gerald Henderson
Larry Henderson
Harold Delozier
M. C. Cox
Roff Visitors Share Weekend at Johnson Family Home
Mr and Mrs Melvin Johnson and children visited his mother Mrs Clay Johnson and sisters in Roff from Friday night through Sunday, spending time with extended family and taking part in family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Jones
Bud Jones
Ruby Horton
Vernon McCurdy
Ada
Glen Horton
Roger Stone
Jimmy Jennings
Orval Ballard
Aaron
Melvin Johnson
Roff Tast
Clay Johnson
Stonewall Community News Roundup
Community notes from Stonewall cover visits and illness across families including Mrs. J. P. Hargus Mrs. Emmva Hill and Mrs. Frank King. Services were led by Free Will Baptist Church at Rest Haven with attendance tallied by church. Local visits include Ada Denison El Reno Oklahoma City Tupelo and Tulsa. Church activities include a Friday Methodist service and a Nazarene Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hargus
Emmva. Hill
Morans
Jim Born
Valley View Hospital
Welsh
Self
Leroy Sawyer
Ada
Luene Herron
Lallie Mann
Rest Haven Rest Home
Free Will Baptist Church
Baptis
Methodist
Nazarete
Union Valley
Owl Creek
Methodist Church
Coal
Gate
Vernal King
Ina Ellis
Myrtle Case
Hord
Palmer
Main Street
Butler
Gibson
Nazarene Church
New Mexico
Coalgate
Geneva Gregory
Jack Santin
Tulsa
Callie Garret
Cooper Houses
Luke Moran
Alvie Moran
Church of the Nazarene
Maggie Sawyer
Automotive jobs surge in Chicago area openings
On the Road Chicago reports abundant opportunities in automotive technology. Roles span service mechanics, parts managers, clerks, sales staff, service station operators, and diesel technicians, reflecting strong demand across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sex Symbol Identity No Secret
Los Angeles AP report previews The Sex Symbol, an ABC Movie of the Week about Marilyn Monroe. Connie Stevens stars as Kelly Williams, a troubled actress amid flashbacks on her final night seeking solace from a psychiatrist and friends while Don Murray co stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
ABC
Marilyn Monroe
Connie Stevens
Kelly Williams
Alvah Bessie
Don Murray
United States
Marilyn
Connie
Peontte
Bat
Record $2.5 Billion U S Surplus in Third Quarter 1973
Washington reports the United States posted a record 2.5 billion dollar surplus in the balance of payments for the third quarter of 1973. The gain follows dollar devaluations in 1971 and 1972, with a 2.1 billion dollar goods and services surplus and a nine month total near 1 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Comerce Department
U.S
Car Production Hits Record High in 1973
DETROIT AP The U S auto industry produced a record 1973 output with 11.5 million vehicles expected in 1973 including imports, amid a shift to smaller cars as demand for standard models fell. Forecasters warned of an 8 12 percent sales drop in 1974, with GM cutting plants and other makers trimming output. Imported car sales rose to about 1.7 million as devaluation and standards posed challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.S
Richard C. Gerstenberg
General Motors
Gerstenberg
Cheysler
Ford
Auto
Cadillac
Continental
Chrysler Imperial
Chrysler
AMC
Jwage
United Auto Workers
Bitter 1972-73 Oklahoma Winter Remembered By Farmers
The bitter 1972 73 Oklahoma winter left farmers and stockmen short of feed as temperatures plunged 146 percent below normal and eight days in January stayed below freezing. Heavy snows and rain produced a bumper weed crop while 25 to 50 percent more commercial feed was needed. cattle deaths were reported and road damage rose to about six million dollars by mid February, with total cost climbing as spring approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Southwest
Ellis Freeney
Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association
Richard A. Ward
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co
Oklahoma
Mercury
Newkirk
Kay County
Pauls Valley
Ada
Frederick
Union City
Keefeton
Muskogee
Texas
Lexington
Wilson
Energy Conservation Steps Pay Off In Parts Of Nation
An Associated Press survey shows fewer electricity kilowatt hours used in November and early December 1973 than the same period in 1972, though warmer weather and more customers complicate measurement. Utilities report declines of about 3 to 24 percent in various regions, with explanations centering on conservation and wiser appliance use. Heating oil use in Washington state shows a 10 to 15 percent drop attributed to conservation as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Edison Electric Institute
The
Institute
Adison Electric
Philadelphia Electric Co
Novem
Missouri Power & Light Co
Elec
Washington
McAlester Considers Service Cuts Over Fuel Shortage
McAlester City Manager Charles Gramlich says municipal services may be cut back unless 2,000 gallons of fuel cut from December allocations can be replaced from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
McAleater
Charles Gramlich
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