Gaar Corner Highlights Local Visits and Outings
Frank James visited S. W. Escue in Ada while Mildred Gallup returned to Roswell NM to resume teaching. Dozens of Ada area residents shopped, visited kin, and attended a Vaness-Byng game as prairie neighbors socialized across Stratford, Lindsay, and Pauls Valley.
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Mildred Gallup
Roswell
N. M
H. P. Gallup
Ada Weekend Socials Highlight Local Visitations
Ada residents and relatives traded visits and shop outings over the weekend. Several families including Pennington, Murphy, Smith, Phillips, and Borch circulated between Ada, Stratford, Norman, Enid, and California for meals, prayers, and condolences.}
Beef for Breakfast Gains Popularity in Breakfast Menus
Beef becomes a morning staple as readers note its strong flavor and staying power. Small steak portions and beef bouillon help curb mid morning hunger without heavy meals, reflecting a trend toward hearty breakfast options.
Byng Highs Sweep Pontotoc County Tournament
Byng High School won both boys and girls divisions in the Pontotoc County Basketball Tournament. The Byng girls defeated Vaness 58 43 in the final, led by Kaiser with 38 points, while Fitzhugh edged Byng 54 52 in a tight boys final.
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Pontotoc County
Byng Girls
Vaness
Byng
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Kaiser
Riley Young
Fitzhugh
Jerry Walker
Mary Vanlandingham
Byng Bays
Stonewall
Royce Sayre
Jerry” Maley
Buddy Kessinger
Smith
Lynch
McLish
Frank Patton
Shahan
Vanoss
Francis
Biggs
Southerland
Latta
Fitzhughs
Tillery
Death of Ernest Caldwell Leaves Family, Jobs Behind
Ernest Caldwell, 64, longtime Pontotoc County resident, died at 815 East Sixth. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Smith Funeral Chapel with burial at Rosedale cemetery. He represented Encyclopaedia Britannica and Grolier Society while traveling through four states. Survived by sons Wittum Tulsa and William Alexandria La, and his father A A Caldwell Allen.
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Pontotoc County
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Encyclopedia American
Grolier Society
New Albany
Miss
A. A. Caldwell
Allen
Ernest
Tis
Wittum
Tulsa
William
Alexandria
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Watters Dies at 75 in Ada Funeral Set for Tuesday
Dave N Watters 75 of 111 East Fifteenth died Sunday night at a local convalescent home. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 at Criswell Chapel with burial in Midland cemetery near Vaness. He was born in Ripley Mississippi and married Ammah Ethel Bradley in 1901.
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East Fifteenth
Criswell Chapel
Midland Cemetery
Vaness
Watters
Ripley
Miss
Ammah Ethel Bradley
Oklahoma
Midland-Vaness
Ada
Wesley View Hospital
Dorothy Jarar
Janie Mullins
Stan Frishette
Denver
Allen and
Theodore
Oklahoma City
Jim
Oklahoma City livestock market report this week
Cattle 600, calves 200, not enough slaughter steers or heifers on sale to test market. Cows steady to weak, bulls steady, slaughter calves weak. Stockers and feeders steady with some standard grade. Hogs active 25 50 higher. barrows and gilts 17.25 18.25. Sheep 50 on offer, few sales steady with lambs 15.00 17.50 and ewes 3.00 4.50.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Christmas Gatherings Highlight Stonewall Family News
Stonewall notes record a large Christmas gathering two days early with C E Body family members from Austin Duncan Midwest City Springer Durant and Centrahoma among attendees. Stacia Byers hospitalized after a Christmas Day fall in Fort Worth. Allan Leroy May newborn son of Igna James in Alameda California weighed eight pounds four ounces. Owl Creek singing event drawn a crowd with plans to meet again next Sunday.
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C. E. Body
Caroline Sue
Austin
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Joe Crafford
Duncan
Roy Hipp
Bobby
Robert Body
Nancy
Midwest City
Roma Hipp
Springer, Okla
Howard Body
Durant
Everett Body
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Tye Wilson
Tyna
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Arnold Sherman
Danny
T. C. Brown
Coalgate
Harold Nickel
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Stacia Byers
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California
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Ella Rae May
James
Alameda
Calif
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West Central Oklahoma News Notes And Local Updates
The item lists the December 28 death of Duke's brother in law RD Speegle of Wewoka with funeral December 31. It reports Bob Greenleard and wife visiting Lovington after a two week stay, Norma Davenport and Betty Boone wearing diamonds said to match their eyes and wedding bells anticipated for both high school seniors after spring break. Speech class under Miss Lorece Rich rehearses Swing Your Partner with listed cast members. Boggy Bottom Boys to entertain between acts. no production date yet. Visiting grandson R L Montgomery of Oklahoma City. Dr and Mrs S E Burns offer a rose cutting to share with readers.
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Bobby
Lovington
BM. M
Norma Davenport
Betty Boone
New rose care tip and community notes from Seminole
A doctor promotes a quick spray and sulfur dust method to control black spot on roses. Local notices include travel of Wayne Bullard aboard a warship and a stream of social visits, family news, and upcoming semester tests and basketball plans for January 1957.
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