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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1944

Page

2

Mrs Jessie Northcutt Dies at Local Hospital

Mrs. Jessie Northcutt 54 of 31132 West Eighth died Saturday at 8 a m in a local hospital. Funeral today at 2 p m from Oak Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Chester L. Mason officiating. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery. She is survived by husband W F Northcutt of Ada, two sisters and a brother Joe Kiggans of Ada. Criswell Funeral Home in charge.

Jessie Northcutt West Eighth Oak Avenue Baptist Church Chester L. Mason Rosedale Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home W. 3. Northcutt Ada Joe Kiggans

Hereford Heaven Sale Schedule Listed by Oklahoma Breeders

A committee led by A. E. Darrow selects cattle of Hazlett and Chief Domino bloodlines for Hereford Heaven. Notable ranches and managers include Turner Ranch Ada Horse Shoe Ranch Calvert Ranch Lazy D Ranch and W E Harvey. Auctions run January 3 to January 9 with multiple sales across Lawton Arapaho Ada Ringling Suthern SeeS and Ringling.

Horse Shoe Hickory W. E. Harvey Ada Peter Blair and Sons Denton Calvert Ranch C. C. Buxton, Jr Horse Shoe Ranch A. Jack Smith Lazy D Ranch Blue Network Hereford Heaven Association R. B. Strong Arapaho Lawton An Warkentin Rush Wto Hereford Heaven W. A. Delaney, Jr Turner Ranch Suthur Dillard Jackson Ringling

Oklahoma Popcorn Output Surges in 1944 Report

Oklahoma's popcorn production more than doubled in 1944 from 1943, reaching 14,400,000 pounds valued at 533,000 dollars. Commercial truck crops rose in acreage to 48,200 but value fell three percent due to lower prices. Canteloupes onions spinach watermelons and snap beans rose while potatoes and strawberries declined.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma K. D. Blood Federal Agria Statistician Tony

D S C Awarded to Ed win L Hurd for Heroic Action

The Distinguished Service Cross was presented to Sgt Ed win L Hurd Nowata Oklahoma for leading his rifle squad against a German position after his foot was shattered by a mine. He received the decoration from Brig Gen James A Bethea at retreat ceremonies at McCloskey General Hospital Temple Texas.

Nelson K Moody Sinclair Head Dies

Nelson K Moody 65 president of Sinclair Prairie Oil Marketing and Sinclair Prairie Crude Oil Purchasing Companies died after a year long illness. He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Marshall Brown a son Nelson K Moody Jr and brother Robert M Moody vice president of the National Bank of Tulsa. Albert O Pence to move to Ada as new Veterans Employment representative for the WMC with family planned to join in mid January.

Tulsa Okla Nelson K. Moody Sinclair Prairie Oil Marketing Company Sinclair Prairie Crude Oil Moody Marshall Brown Nelson K. Moody, Jr Robert M. Moody the National Bank of Ulsa Albert O. Pence Ada Oklahoma City Veterans Employment WMC

Cattlemen Rally to Oppose OPA Price Ceiling

Cattlemen from major producing and feeding states press their case in Washington against OPA live cattle price ceilings. They accuse OPA official John Madigan of misrepresentation and seek a meeting with Economic Stabilization Director Vinson after weather delays.

Washington OPA Fred M. Vinson War Food Administration P. O. Wilson Joint Livestock Committee John J. Madigan Kansas City Chicago Madigan Wien Vinson Wilson

Illness Sahaniftling Jack Van Laughlan Ailing

Jackie Van Laughlan the young son of Mr and Mrs Houston Laughlin of 1104 East Fourth has been ill for several days.

Jackie van Laughlan Mrs. Houston Laughlin East Fourth

Jammed Streetcar Brings Odd Winter Comfort to Passengers

Commuters aboard a jammed streetcar find warmth and a moment of lighthearted relief as doors jam and the car stalls, turning a chilly ride into an improvised gathering.

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