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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1962

Page

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Farmers Prepare Bermuda Seedbed For Next Month

Kenneth Yoakum, county Soil Conservation Service work unit conservationist, notes some farmers and ranchers are sprigging Bermuda grass while much land awaits plowing. Last year’s Bermuda growth boosted summer grazing and cut winter feed costs. Twenty five acres at 8. Vek, five miles southeast of Ada on SH 3, have begun seed bed prep after plowing and discing. ACP cost sharing for planting grass remains similar to last year. 70 district land breaking applications approved and 32 awaiting approval. Planting slated to begin around March 1.

Bermuda J. S. Veek Veek Ada SH 3 Roland Hisle Kenneth Yoakum SCS Bennett Sherrer ASC L. Alderson Indian Service Rueben Orphen The County Soil Conservation Service Vek Sherrer

Whman Cr Ofd A Posen Story Spook Legends Recited

John Bennett notes spook legends that fascinate listeners across generations. Mrs. Harold Haines of Union Hill recalls a mysterious tale she heard as a child near Ahloso, describing lingering belief and curiosity in haunting lore.

John Bennett Harold Haines Union Hill Ahloso

Shooting Pitts County Man In Hospital

A 25-year-old Pitts County man, living near Ahloso, was hospitalized Sunday afternoon with two gunshot wounds. The shooting occurred three miles south of Fittstown at the home of George Higgs between 1 and 2 p.m. Sheriff’s deputies investigated, with Deputy Cecil Smith noting a party was at Higgs’ place during the afternoon as witnesses described.

PittsLown Jimmy Smith Ahloso Fittstown George Higgs Oren Phillips Cecil Smith J Higgs Smith

Scouts Complete CD Course in Basic Training

Scout cadets from Fittstown civil defense completed a four session basic training course. Instruction covered auto wreck rescues, tornado and war disaster drills, and new closed heart massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation. Teams practiced rescuing victims from simulated collapses and used rope ladders to lower injured people from two story buildings.

Fittstown Fittstown Civil Defense Unit Walter Graper McLish School Jim Tadlock Ada Richard Nunez Stonewall Danny Moore Harden City Gene Chronister Richard

Woman tires of trash dumpers near Union Hill

Mrs. J H Cape protests ongoing highway dumping on SH 13 near Union Hill. She recounts bottles rags sticks and stones dumped by passersby and notes a dead calf left in her front yard. Local residents frequent the site, with highway traffic and youngsters nearby contributing to the nuisance.

Oklahoma Jin Pontoice County J.H. Cape

Eric Allen Writes of Scenic Tour in Oklahoma

Eric Allen former Weekly editor returns in Holiday magazine with a scenic and historic piece about Oklahoma. He and his wife retraced a three day road trip from Oklahoma City through the Kiamichi and Arbuckle mountains to Fort Sill and Anadarko, detailing pioneer and Indian heritage and region tourism.

Oklahoma Ahloso Miles Ahlogo Road Jong F. G. Boudreaux Haines Pic Allen Holiday Magazine Eric The Weekly Oklahoma City Allens Kiamichi Arbuckle Fort Sill Indian City Anadarko Oklahoma Historical Society Tulsa Oklahoma Cities Hangtree County Western Writers of America Alva

Airplane Blamed For Grass Fire Near Ada

Ada firemen fought a pasture blaze at 7 19 p m near Fitzhugh blamed on a low flying airplane. Fire Chief Dudley Young said crews from Ada and Roff stopped the fire with minor building damage. Earlier, a stuck truck at Thompson Chair Factory caused sparks and a vehicle fire on Main and Broadway. Grass fires also reported at T W Jones residence North Bluff.

Ada Dudley Young Fitzhugh Ray Ingold Young Roff Volunteer Department Ingold OK Iron and Metal Co Durant Thompson Chair Fames Main Broadway L. Anthony, Ross T. W. Jones North Bluff Pawa

Ranchers Hear Of County Agriculture At Allen Meet

Allen Oklahoma scene centered on farming with a non political focus. About 150 people attended a Chamber of Commerce agricultural meeting at the American Legion Hall, where Virgil Guy introduced speakers and county agents Cy Hailey and Os Parker urged support for agriculture. The gathering featured no candidate speeches despite a political crowd present and highlighted the importance of farming to Oklahoma’s economy.

Allen Allen Chamber of Commerce C of C American Legion Hall R. H. Cloud Willy Lee Ernest Hodges Cy Hailey John Bennett Chamber of Commerce Willie Lee Allen Chamber Chamber Allen Committee Virgil Guy Allen Advocate Salon Guy W. P Lil" Atkinson Atkinson Os Parker Hughes County Oklahoma Hailey

Nicotine Fit Urges Thieves To Rob Store

Fittstown grocer L. B. Lackey says thieves who broke into Lackey's Grocery last week stole 100 cartons of cigarettes worth about 260 dollars. He notes the robbers entered the back, pried a hinge, dumped trash, and left with the loot. a prior November break-in had included food and clothing.

Fittstown L. B. Lackey Lackey’s Grocery O Lackey's

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Vanidh Posen Pitts County Mrs. Haines Laura Boudreaux County Schoolmasters Pontotoc Eric. Allen W. E. Snyder Snyders Black Tom Wirdell Howry Tom Howry Milburn Milburn Morrison Beau Karan Biggs Thay Pickett School
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