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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

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Pioneer Teacher And Church Leader Dies Here Sunday

A. Floyd, 82, a pioneer teacher stock-breeder public official church leader and hatchery operator, died suddenly Sunday. Born May 7 1872 in Corinth Arkansas he taught in multiple communities before moving to Ada in 1909 to lead Irving school. He later served four terms as county superintendent beginning in 1916.

A. Floyd Corinth Ark Indian Territory Old Newbury Atwood Allen Center Asher Ada Irving School Consolida

Truitts Run 50 50 Steer Project Wayne and Fat Truitt Share Work

Wayne Truitt and his father Charlie Fat Truitt operate a 50 50 steer feeding project. They began last November with 32 mixed cattle on the Truitt ranch. Wayne, a Stonewall High sophomore and 4 H club officer, keeps records as they expect steers to reach 525 550 pounds before sale, with estimated feed costs about 30 dollars per head.

Jesse Truitts Wayne Truitt Wayne Truitt Ranch Charlie Fat” Truitt Stonewall High Stonewall Club Truitt

Ada Banker John C. Norris Dies in Highway Crash

John C. Norris, 41, Ada banker and prominent local figure, was killed Sunday afternoon in a highway accident 1015 miles south of Durant. He is noted as the fourth Norris family member to die violently in separate incidents, with two brothers Harvey Ashton Norris and Thomas R. Norris and Frank C. Norris having died in a train-car and aircraft crashes respectively.

John C. Norris Hiway Norris Durant Harvey Ashton Norris Ada Thomas R Frank C. Norris

Applications For Cotton And Peanut Allotments Due

The county Agricultural Stabilization office announces that applications for New Grower cotton and peanut allotments will be taken until February 15. Farmers who have not grown cotton or peanuts in the last three years are not eligible for regular allotments. The New Grower plan offers an acreage allotment for eligible first time growers, per ASC director Bennett L. Sherrer.

County Agricultural Stabilization Office Bennett L. Sherrer ASC

Francis Community Club Meeting at Schoolhouse

The Francis Community Club will meet at the schoolhouse on Monday February 7. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided for all attendees.

The Francis Community Club

Eagles Face Modern Strain In Curious Ranch Tale

A whimsical piece recounts an eagle observing modern life and a surprising encounter with cattle on Carlton Corbin's Stoneybroke Ranch. The narrator recalls simpler days and contrasts them with beef rich fields and a national symbol puzzled by change.

Carlton Corbin Stoneybroke Ranch Lake Texoma

Garden Plans Grow As New Season Nears In Oklahoma

Gardeners map spring and summer plots as mild spells return and a groundhog peeks out. Oklahoma A&M Extension Division circulars are available in the county agent’s office, including a Garden Planning guide with vegetable lists spacing depth seed quantity and row lengths for home gardens.

Oklahoma A & M Extension Division

Stonewall boys win Pontotoc County title game

Stonewall, coached by Red Roberts, defeated McLish 58 to 51 in the county tournament final at East Central college gym. McLish had earlier upset Byng 67 to 65 in overtime, leaving Stonewall and McLish tied for the conference crown. Girls action saw Byng rally for a strong finish.

Stonewall Bang Pontotoc County East Central College Stonewall Boys Red Roberts McLish Claude Corvin Byng

Heart Fund Drive Opens On Tuesday In Pontotoc County

The annual Heart Fund drive starts Tuesday with Elvan George Ada High football coach serving as general chairman. County quota is 2280 dollars and local chairmen are appointed in communities throughout Pontotoc. Ernest Hodges leads the Allen drive and Duane Riley chairs Stone Wall. Richard Swink and K. P. participate.

Heart Fund Drive Elvan George Pontotoc County Ada High Ernest Hodges Stonewall Duane Riley East Central First Baptist Church of Union Valley Richard Swink K. P Ada School Ada High School Heart Fund

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Merg G Wayne and Fat’ Truitt W. L. Knickmeyer Truitt Place Santa Gertrudis John Norris Texoma Refuge United States Fittstown Peggy O’neal Ralph Wassom
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