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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1957

Page

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Special Education Class at Byng Receives Reading Materials Boost

The Byng School special education class, newly added this year, received a donated reading materials set from Byng and Colbert home demonstration clubs. The Ada Public Library supplied the set for 61 dollars, aiding five pupils learning reading basics with added activities. Mrs. Gentry and Superintendent Teague praised the collaboration and progress after the first semester.

Byng Dc. A. Gentry Byng School Colbert C. &. Gentry Ada Public Library Gentry C. A. Gentry Byng and J. E. Teague J. F. Wells Harry Miller Slice Current Tom Martin Stani

Schoolmasters Set Meet Monday in Allen School

The Paulottic County Schoolmasters Club will hold its regular meeting at Allen School on Monday February 11. Dr. Thomas B Ray a county health department clinical psychologist will speak. Dinner will be served by the Allen School cafeteria staff and the Allen High School music department will present the program.

Paulottic County Schoolmasters Club Allen School Thomas 8. Ray County Health Department Allen High School

Coal County Breeders Hold 12th Annual Sale This Week

The Coal County Breeders Association runs its 12th annual sale this week at the Community Building in Coalgate. Herefords go on Thursday February 7 and Aberdeen Angus on Saturday February 9, with 100 animals in the double event. Distinctive stock quality and wear and gain records on some bulls appeal to commercial ranchers.

Coal County Breeders Association Coalgate Aberdeen Angus Coal County Curtis Floyd Posees

County Grand Jury Begins Work In Historic Session

The county's first grand jury since May 1951 convened Tuesday, hearing witnesses and gathering potential information while reporters were kept outside. Foreman Charles W. Tine and jurors Kidd Tolliver, Howard M. Ganns, Charles C. Riley, Matt Heimer Jr., Fred Hopper, J.T. Jones, Jessie G. Collins, G. P. Baker, E. P. Hunter, Lester Blair, and G. R. Mason were picked from a 45‑person panel. First witness state senator Glen Collins sought probes into alleged highway department irregularities as subpoenas issued for highway officials including I. L. Berry and R. T. Lanier and several truckers and inspectors.

Biterest Kidd Tolliver Howard M. Ganns Charles C. Riley Matt Heimer Jr Fred Hopper J.T. Jones Jessie G. Collins G. P. Baker Vaughn Potter Dewey Long Glenn Gough G. C. Harris

County Gets Wet as Rain Joins Drizzle

The county received heavy rain Monday night adding 1.60 inches in Ada, boosting February to 1.74 inches and the year to 4.65. While fog and drizzle persist, evaporation remains near zero, and no farmers reported excess moisture or complaints to the NEWS.

Hself Ada

William R. Riddle Dies Pioneer Union Valley Resident

William Riddle 89 pioneer resident of Pontotoc County died Thursday afternoon Jan 31 at his daughter’s Ada home Mrs A T Watson Services were Monday at Smith Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery He came from Barry County Missouri in 1891 and settled in Union Valley later running cattle and then a diversified farm starting the area’s sweet potato industry with cotton corn watermelons and potatoes He married Lou Ann Hatcher in 1892 after first arriving in Indian Territory.

William R. Riddle Pontotoc County A. T. Watson Ada Smith Funeral Chapel Rosedale Cemetery Riddle Indian Territory Barry County Ozark Country Old Stonewall Lou Ann Hatcher Governor Byrd Place Fittstown Union Valley

Oklahoma Aggies Detail 1956 Farm Pest Advances

Oklahoma A&M's 1956 year end report highlights six new greenbug resistant wheats and a new control method for cattle grubs. It notes promise for reducing losses from greenbugs and grubs, discusses a blood disease control via antibiotics, and mentions swine litter gains from mist spray cooling. Dr. Hawkins and Dr. Howell outline next steps and anticipated insecticide availability.

Oklahoma Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station Oklahoma A&m Louis E. Hawkins Hawkins D. E Mike) Howell Tate Olahoma A&m

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