Pressure on Sandy Creek project deadline nears
The Sandy Creek Conservancy District races to secure easements for flood control structures before a March 1 deadline. Senator Kerr informs Harral Allen that 565,001 is allotted for FY1959, plus 386,717 for FY1958, totaling 931,817 for two years, with 1,549,139 federal cost overall. The funds apply to construction only, not easements, so unless easements are secured and plans drawn, 366,717 for this year cannot be obligated. If obtained, the project could finish in about four years. Ada businessmen and Chamber of Commerce assist in landowner outreach. Sandy Creek is the first project under Public Law 566 amended.
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Sandy Creek
Allen
Ada
Conservancy District
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture Committee
Vanoss Kids Explore Transportation On Field Trip
Vanoss first grade students guided by Mrs. Ann Dunn visited a fire station a depot and an airport as part of travel study. They saw a real fire alarm, watched firemen slide down poles and listened to telegraph messages. Nineteen pupils attended the trip returning by 3 35 pm and praised station personnel for kindness.
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Vanoss
Ann Dunn
Dinner fundraiser at Community Building pulls advance sales
Jesse Dinner, in charge of the Monday chicken dinner, plans an event on February 17. Advance sales reached $111 with tickets at 1 for adults and 0.50 for children. more will be sold at the door. The Baggy Bottom Boys from Stonewall provide music. proceeds fund building insurance, bills, and upkeep.
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Jesse
Stonewall
Bob Cox
Tourney Set At Stonewall in District 35 Basketball
Stonewall hosts a four division District 35 basketball tournament starting Monday Feb. Vi at Stonewall High School gym. Finals set for Friday and Saturday with teams Stratford Vanessa Stonewall Latta Tupe Jo in Class A girls and Class B boys Olney Roff Fitzhugh McLish Contrahoma in Class B girls and Class C boys. ADMITS TRUCK OVERWEIGHT Paul Knowles charged January 30 admitted operating an overweight truck and paid a $30 fine plus court costs or $65.05 penalty by County Judge Fred Andrews.
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Stonewall
Stonewall High School
Stratford
Vaness
Latta
Tupe- Jo
Olney
Roff
Fitzhugh
McLish
Contrahoma
Paul Knowles
Fourteenth
Fred Andrews
Knowles
Confusion Ends On Phone Lines In City Work
Telephone lines 1620 and 1613 are clear after weeks of confusion and buzzing. Head operator Mrs Myrtle Morris says Junior Ward and assistant Si Flinn fixed the problem by locating a shorted wire left by a prankster.
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Jesse
Stonewall
Myrtle Morris
Ward
O Si Flinn
Hens in Texas Think Big Too
An El Paso AP tale follows Gertie a two year old hen facing slaughter for non production She lays four eggs in one day then two more the next day and another on Saturday She crows like a rooster and seven year old Guy Forti decides to keep her as a pet or mascot in a quirky Texas tale
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Associated Press
el Paso
Gertie
Alonast
Texas
Forti
Ice and Snow Return to County Roads
Winter storms lashed the county with snow and freezing rain carving a glaze on surfaces. By Tuesday highways were clear though slick patches lingered on rural lanes. Cold endured into Thursday as residents faced hazardous travel and gear like boots and skid chains in use. Bulldozers sat idle amid the chill.
Conservation District Board Debates Midland Bermuda Plots
Pontotoc County Soil Conservation District members consider establishing demonstration plots along highways with Dr. Rex Chessmore of the Noble Foundation. They postpone further agenda items as they weigh land use for worn out soils, Midland bermuda mixtures, and possible sponsorship, cost, and management by local farmers. The discussion centers on practical demonstrations rather than grand projects.
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Board of Supervisors
Pontotoc County
Chessmore
Bermuda
Stratford
Marie
Noble Foundation
Harold Davis
Midland
Roy Chessmore
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Republicans to Convene Feb 15 Republican delegates to state convention set
County Republicans will hold a convention Saturday February 15 at 2 p m in the district court room. Frank W Davis county chairman reports the call came from the Republican State Committee. The event will elect a county chairman and vice chairman state committeeman and committeewoman and 24 delegates to the Oklahoma City state convention on February 24.
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Frank W. Davis
Davis
Republican State Committee
Oklahoma City
Frisco Pig Hits Jackpot in Hog Business Tale
Mr and Mrs Vance Miner operate a hog farm in Frisco. They raised a broad sow with a litter born last Wednesday. Among the piglets one tiny red pig attracted attention as the mother fed it by rooting around.
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Vance Miner
Roberts Sets Revival In Oklahoma City
The Reverend Oral Roberts of Tulsa Oklahoma will hold the third 1958 series of revival meetings in his Million Souls for Christ Crusade from February 19 to 23 at the Municipal Auditorium in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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Oral Roberts
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Municipal Auditorium
Young Demos Set Annual Meeting
The Pontotoc County Young Democrats club schedules its annual reorganizational meeting for Saturday February 22 at 2 pm in the courthouse. Membership cards will be available at the meeting. Principal business will be election of officers, according to president Robert Ford.
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Pontotoc County
Young Democrats Club
Robert Ford
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Conservation District Board
Cheare
Foundation
Common Bermuda
Roberts
Young Demos