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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1962

Page

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Blood Transfusions Aid Animals in Veterinary Medicine

A local veterinarian explains that blood transfusions are routinely used in animal surgery and treat diseases such as anaplasmosis in cattle and severe hemorrhage in dogs, cats, and livestock. Stored bovine blood is kept briefly, and direct transfers remain common though invasive. no formal animal blood typing exists yet.

Ernest Thompson Oklahoma

Fire damages Andrews home north of Ada

Fire destroyed the roof and part of the ceiling of T. A. Andrews residence north of the city around noon Friday. Two Ada tank trucks saved the rest of the structure. Fire Chief Dudley Young noted Andrews had recently bought and was remodeling the house, with a trash barrel fire sparking the roof.

T. A. Andrews Ada Dudley Young Andrews

Registration Opens For Special Vote in County District Two

Woodrow Gibson says registration is open for all county precincts for the upcoming election to fill the county commission vacancy caused by George R. Collins death. District two voters must register by Jan. 22 if unregistered. general registration closes 10 days before the election with separate precinct registrar options and standard eligibility: 21 years old, state resident one year, county six months, precinct 30 days prior. District two registrars list includes Cantrell, Wilhile, Wilburn, Edwards, Burris, Walker, Oliver, Scott, Crookham, Yowell, Melton, Briggs, Stanfield, Robertson, and Gassaway.

Woodrow Gibson County Election Board County Commissioner District Two County Commission George R. Collins Carl Cantrell West Seventh H.W. Wilhile West Tenth Nettie Wilburn West Sixth E. L. Edwards Mildred Burris West Fourtenth Leon Walker West Eighteenth C. B. Oliver West Twelfth Beebe Leo Scott Center Tressa Crookham Fairground H. C. Yowell Gast Corner Dale Melton West Latta James Briggs Lightning Ridge

SH 3 Proves Most Dangerous Road In County

State Highway 3 between Ada and Stonewall was the county’s riskiest stretch in 1961. Four traffic fatalities were logged that year. three occurred on SH 3. The first 1961 fatality, two men died in an April 1 wreck near Stonewall, Charles Bryant of Oklahoma City and Marlin Barrett of Oklahoma City, the driver.

Ada Stonewall Charles Bryant Oklahoma City Marlin Barrett

Painting Her First Stonewall Housewife Finds Hobby Joy

Stonewall housewife Mrs. Phillips has turned painting and pillow making into lasting hobbies after a heart attack slowed her pace. Encouraged by her cousin and husband, she now paints landscapes and still lifes, often reflecting memories of home and family, while decorating her house with her own handiwork.

Phillips If. H. Phil Ing P Phillips Arkansas Mrs. Phillips Jary Mel. H. H. Phillips Stonewall

Rancher’s Narrow Rescue From Limestone Cave-Ins

Davisson Ranch foreman Edgar Moore led a field crew to rescue 11 calves trapped after two limestone cave-ins on the 10,000 acre Davisson Ranch near Roff. He devised a bay fork and sucker rod hoax to pull calves from a tight shaft, leaving one cow dead. The article notes frequent cave-ins, wolves, and eagles as ongoing threats to cattle on the rugged Texas land.

Edgar Moore Davision Ranch Reff Phota Joan Bennett Davisson Ranch Roff Moore Reacheral Devilson Davisson

Train Derails At Rast Near Ref Depot

A southbound Frisco freight derailed fifteen minutes before New Year near Rast, blocking track and causing about 20000 dollars in damage. No injuries. Fifteen empty tri level auto cars toppled and damaged the depot area as crews cleared wreckage and prepared to rebuild the track. traffic expected to resume around 2 p.m. Monday.

Ref Frisco R. A. Rorle Fort Worth F. E. Wait Ada Jay Wait

Ada Ministerial Alliance Plans Religious Census

The Ada Ministerial Alliance will conduct its fifth annual religious census from January 7 to 14 by telephone. Rev J Glore Reneau says 262 people from 12 churches will be asked routine questions about family size ages and church membership. The census is done under the alliance and aims to serve local churches.

Ada J. Glore Reneau Denis Reneau

Galley Wanting Around The County VANOSS

Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clay drew a large gathering. Numerous Hightower and Childers families from Ada, Oklahoma City, Pryor, Konawa, and other Oklahoma communities shared food and stories. The group, including several grandchildren and Army buddies, exchanged greetings and watched movies before continuing visits with relatives in multiple towns.

Jerry Lee Oklahoma City Kory Debbie Tam Nellie Childers Tollie Leonard Solomon al Themy Hawk Ada Ray Childers Army Witl Collins Konawa John Dep Cindy Linda Carl Hightower Ed Hall Doris Jones Her Laney F. Collins Lynn Karen Joe Mike Thomas Man Miller Barbara Callins Carl Solomon Rolf Cornell Onnanna Kevin Ena Woodrow Wall Colorado Baya Ponder George ‘Abernathy Herman Clements Carthage Tex Midwest City Reagan Hightower Lori Clay, Stratfoed Oscar Bell Hie Anita McCullar George Pitt E. Childers Pryor Luther Moner Louie Auti MecCullac Kinley Cushman Byars Clarence Davis Mrc Herman Miller Earl James Lonnie C. E. Childers Bill Nettie Cartwright Billy ‘Childers Gene Ant McCullar Awhile Cartwright LaDon Miller Marvin Clay Vernon Gasaway Tommy Sammy Glen Smith Seminole Frank Boney Cashell Marvin Briggs Q. Cantrell Oklahomalard Lloyd Briggs James Briggs Latts Robert Brown Glen Cornell Roscoe

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Stonewall Housewife Texema Eagles Rast Ada Ministerial Alliance Glen Cornel Mary Phillips Mrs Luther McKinley Naren Glen Wayne Lynda Willie Collins Vernon Gateway Hart Alvie L. Griffith Jack Griffith Teresa Royce Edith Cheryl Foxe Worth Arno Griffith Alva Johnson J.B. Boyd J. €. Dunn Dallas Fitzrogh Earl Stewart Ter FR. Stewart Lui Ang Mike Earnest Pike John Bunn
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