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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1954

Page

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Trapper Tom Blevins Feeds Harden City Chicken Farmers

Tom Blevins of Harden City earns farmers gratitude for trapping possums, skunks and coons that prey on chickens. At 68, he recounts trapping with his brother Charley from boyhood around Clear Boggy and Muddy Boggy as mink numbers faded after seasons with 63 mink in one winter and 21 in another.

Tom Blevins Harden City Bulger Spec Marrelle Mahoney Hunter Tom Charley Fittstown

This Week's Basketball February 5 Schedule

Friday features no county games as most boys' teams join East Central tournament. Tuesday games include Latta at Allen, Byng at Francis Fitzhugh, McLish at Stonewall, Roff at McAlester, and Vanoss hosting Byars.

Corbin Angus Win Honors At Fort Worth Fat Stock Show

Corbin Angus and Stoneybroke cattle dominated Fort Worth show results with reserve championships in pen of three and five bulls. Bill Corbin placed three steers finishing in 3rd 7th and 11th. Mrs Guy Shipe bid 15000 for Corbin's Quality Chief bull from Sunbeam line, with Shady Springs Ranch securing the top price. Shipe plans Sedalia sale and seeks another top animal in Missouri.

Carlton Corbin Big Fort Worth Stoneybroke Ranch Bill Corbin Corbins Guy Shipe Corbin Shipe Shady Springs St. Louis Fort Worth Sedalia

Lost stray dog touches town in Ada cold night

In Ada during a recent cold snap a man spots a hungry stray dog outside a theatre. Passersby show sympathy as two men try to approach the animal while a woman speaks to him before the narrative continues on Page 2.

Ada

Oklahoma growers face adjusted cotton allotment plan

The 69 082 acre increase in Oklahoma’s reduced cotton allotment and a new 65 40 50 formula aim to fix inequities. Each farm would receive 65 percent of its 1951 53 average or 40 percent of its highest planting, not to exceed 50 percent of cultivated land. If total state allotment cannot be spread, revisions will be made.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASC

Mrs Murray Will Speak In Ada This Friday

Mrs Johnston Murray is set to speak at East Central campus Student Union Building this Friday at 3 pm on Woman's Responsibilities As A Citizen. The Fortnightly Club invites area women to attend and stay for a tea after her address with East Central entertainment planned.

Johnston Murray Study Club

Seasoned Bottled Clam Broth as First Course Beverage

A creative first course uses bottled clam broth seasoned with tomato catchup celery salt and Worcestershire sauce. Serve chilled with crackers as a light starter.

4-H Group Powwows To Plan Year's Events

Officers and workers of the 4 H Club Federation met at the courthouse on Saturday January 30 to plan the Federation meet ing and achievement program. They schedule a Feb 13 federation meeting at 10 am in the district courtroom to elect officers set goals and plan activities for the year. Separate achievement programs for boys and girls were decided with evening times to allow parental attendance.

4- H Club Federation Court House District Court Room County Court House Dona Sue Stephenson McLish

Family Night at Roff Farm Bureau Friday February 8

The Pontotoc County Farm Bureau hosts Family Night in the Roff School auditorium at 7 p.m. Harold Davis says all Farm Bureau families and the public are welcome. The program features Ralph R. Gfeller and his collection Pencils with Personalities with 10,000 pencils from 71 countries and many famous figures.

Pontotoc County Ralph R. Gfeller America Gfeller Fdr Eleanor Roosevelt Winston Churchill Admiral Byrd Walter Winchell

County Schoolmen Schedule Meeting in Pendgr aft Annex

The Pontotoc County School Master's Club will meet Monday in Pendergraft's Annex. Ada auto dealer J A Richardson will be the featured speaker. Music for the program is not definitively scheduled yet, county superintendent Norman Mitchell says.

Pontotoc County Pendergraft’s J. A. Richardson Ada Automobile Dealer Norman Mitchell

Home Destroyed by Fire in Oil Center Community

An early morning blaze destroyed a dwelling owned by Wes Farmer in the Oil Center area. Ada Fire Department responded but the house was beyond saving. Cause undetermined at this time.

Oil Center Wes Farmer Ada Fire Department

World War II Impact Alters American Potato Use

The average American uses about 15 percent fewer white potatoes than before World War II.

Jaycees Combine Music and Business Meeting

Ada Jaycees plan a meeting tonight at 8 in Convention Hall combining entertainment and business. East Central College trio Dana Duty Jan Nabors and Robbie Gentry will sing with a duet by Pat Mark and Zana Comer. A preliminary report on yardsticks will be presented.

Ada Jaycees East Central College Dana Duty Jan Nabors Robbie Gentry O Pat Mark Zana Comer

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Daniel Boone Corbin Angus By Buzzy Bonehouse Fitzhugh Birdie Driver Betty Moss Lee Elliott Nancy Chubby Mrs. Murray Barbara Jones County Federation Earnest Lee Sweat Lula Frankie Lamirand Pickett Harold Frantz Galey Lester Smith C. H. Hailey Martha Mote Hdent John Burrough Vaness Oma Enloe Union Hill Barbara J Mary Ann Griffith Ray Young Fitzh Aleta Stinson Roff Bureau United Nations San Francisco NBC Jaycees David. Bishop H. P. Bishop Gour Mets
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