Union Hill Church of God Sees 33 in Attendance
Around the County column notes social visits around Ada including attendance at Union Hill Church of God with 33 in church. Mentions rites for infant Rowland Teel at Memorial Park officiated by Rev F L Cunningham and a long list of local visitations and subscriptions to the Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Rowland Teel
Ralph Teel
Valley View Hospital
Memorial Park
F. L. Cunningham
Union Hill Church
Lula Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and Meals
Mrs. Tony Angel of Tupelo spent Monday with her daughter’s family, the Johnstons. Numerous relatives from Ada and Union Valley gathered for dinners and visits across Lula, Coalgate, and surrounding areas, including Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnston, and others in Tupelo, Ada, Atoka, and Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Johnson
Tony Angel
Tupelo
John Johnsons
J. D. Ross
R. H. Johnston
Sam Johnston
Ada
Ben Johnstone
Tanner Johnston
Ben Johnston
Paul Johnston
John
Arlie Ross
Margaret Johnston
Royce
Robbie
Sue ‘Ingram
Cynthia
Mildred
Coalgate
H. Johnston
Cardie Davis
Union Valley
Arvil Davis
Wayne
Sue Tag
Brooks and families visit relatives in Ada and Tuvelo
Ada residents Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks and family visit Mrs Mae Brooks and Mrs Maud Harbin, while Mrs Mae Brooks hosts. Frank Holman and Mrs Holman of Ahloso visit. Guy Buzbee and Knox Sweat hosts. Lillard Cottrell joins Sunday service at the Baptist Church in Mr Williams absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brooks
John Hardin
Clyde Wofford
Knox Sweat
Buck Sweat
Texas
Ray Johnston
Lillard Cottrell
Donald Brooks
Walter’ Brooks
Dewey Snow
Tupelo
Adra Mae Sweat
Connie
Donna
Lula
Maud Harbin
Stonewall
Maysville
Ada
R. Clifford
Tuvelo
Frank Holman
Ahloso
Mr. Cottrell
The
Baptist ‘Church
Williams
Cody Wins Post With Commission OKLAHOMA CITY AP
The Oklahoma School Land Commission named Harvey Cody, a former assistant state attorney general, as chief legal counsel. Cody replaces W. J. Monroe, who becomes GT. Blankenship’s first assistant, as the panel meets for the first time under new state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma School Land Commission
Harvey Cody
Cody
Atty
Charles. Nesbitt
GT. Blankenship
School Land Commission
W.J. Monroe
Blankenship
Land‘ Commission
Bartlett outlines tax form review and board appointments
Oklahoma Governor Dewey Bartlett held his first news conference outlining a special two member committee to study revising state income tax forms and plans to reappoint several department heads and board members. He named one affairs board member and hinted at changes on the Public Affairs and Parole boards while reserving comment on others. Bartlett also endorsed using the federal income tax return as the basis for Oklahoma's state filings, forming a 20 member panel and predicting a 1968 bill. He stressed compact congressional districts by population with Okla homa County as an exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
State Department
State Board of Public
Sairs
Pardon and Parole Board
Bartlett
Truman Branscum
Seminole
Highways Commission
Ernor
Charles Chesnut
Miami
State Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert Bailey
Norman
Roehm
Tate
Robert H. Breeden
Parks Department
Frank Lyons
Highway Commission
James M. Ballinger
Board of Agriculture
House
Senate
Oklahoma County
Seven Counties Receive Grant for Regional Economic Program
Seven counties Pittsburg Haskell LeFlore Latimer Pushmataha McCurtain and Choctaw will share a $43,262 economic development initiative funded by a federal Economic Development Administration grant of $22,430. The district will match with $10,832 from the Kiamichi Economic Development District as a full-time director is hired to plan and develop the regional economy. The state Industrial Development and Park Commission met to review Gov. Bartletts recommended budget for the next fiscal year. Barnett proposed about $200,000 less than requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robert H. Breeden
State Industrial Development and Park Department
Kiamichi
Pittsburg
Haskell
LeFlore
Latimer
Pushmataha
McCurtain
Choctaw
Breeden
Divorces Granted in Thompson and Yother Cases
Divorce actions reported with John Thomas Thompson and Stella Colene Thompson granted divorce to both parties. Betty Yother listed alongside Jesse in related proceedings with one other party referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Thomas -Thompson
Stella Colene Thompson
Betty Yother
Jesse
Bahner Wins Page Post In Congress
Dick Bahner of Sulphur has been selected for a House of Representatives page appointment in the U S Congress. He received notification from Rep Carl Albert and will depart Saturday for Washington D C to begin duties Monday after a prior temporary page assignment last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bahner
Cecil Baher
House of Representatives
U. S. Congress
Bahner
Carl Albert
House
Washington, D. C
Bellmon Bartlett Launch Center Groundbreaking Ceremony
Gov Henry Bellmon and Governor-elect Bartlett led a groundbreaking for a new 65,000 square foot social services center northeast of Ada. About 150 locals attended as plans call for welfare health public safety and Social Security offices under one roof at a cost over 1.65 million dollars. The event featured signing of documents by the East Central Oklahoma Building Authority and a ceremonial shovel moment outdoors followed by prayers from Dr Ray Northrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bellmon
Dewey Bartlett
Bellmon
Elect Bartlett
KTEN
Bellman
East Central Oklahoma Building Authority
Trust
Bartlett
Ada
Ray A. Northrip
Health Department
Ada girl survives street accident in East 17th block
Five year old Laurie Crawley escaped serious injury after being struck by a car driven by Odra May Clark in the 800 block of East 17th. Laurie, daughter of Mrs. Norman Todd, was treated for minor injuries and released. No charges filed. Also on Tuesday a second crash on Broadway at 4th involved William Nichols of Seminole and Carl Pinney of West 13th. Nichols paid $10 bond for failing to yield to a red light. Municipal Court fines included Gary Sanders for running a stop sign, Agert Delo adler for red light, Ann Mitchell for speeding, and Frank Wilson and Morris Chandler for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
East 17Th
Laurie Crawley
Norman Todd
Odra May Clark
Arlington Blvd
Laurie
William A. Nichols
Broadway
Carl Pinney
West 13Th
Nichols
Gary Dale Sanders
Agert Lee Deloadler
Ann M. Mitchell
Frank Lee Wilson
Morris T. Chandler
OSU Cow-Calf Clinic Details Schedule and Speakers
Oklahoma State University hosts a two day Cow-Calf Clinic with sessions led by OSU and industry experts. Speakers include OSU President Robert Kaman, agricultural economist Odell Walker, and cattlemen like Bill Schultz Dan Dillingham Ed Ketchum and J C Hillier. Topics cover costs of production calf costs long term herd building tax records and futures analysis. Master of ceremonies J C Hillier chairs the event with Beadle delivering the Friday banquet address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSU
Oklahoma State University
Bill Schultz
Shattuck
Robert Kaman
Schultz
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Odell Walker
OSA
Enid
Bil Pope
Animal Science
Buell Beadle
Consumers Cooperative Association
Kansas City
J.C. Hillier
OSU Institute of Animal Science and Industry
Levan Kelly
Bristow
J.C. Evans
University Extension
Newton Fiora
James Plaxlico
Oklahoma
Cecil Maynard
OSU Animal Science Department
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Benny Jones
Kenny Eldon
John Lee
Latta
Alfred Lee
Judson Kirby
James Hayes
Sherry
Maryin Lee
Kenny
Shawnee
Glen Smith
Bill. Miller
Sarah Sweeney
John Sweeney
Alma Sweeney
Albert Simpkins
Elbert Simpkins
Egypt
Albert, Simpkins
Buddy Simpkins
Wanda Coplen
Clinnie Crow
Keith Sales
Harold, Tex
Howard Cunningham
Debbie
Warren Cunningham
Oil Center
Angie Teel
Larry Cunningham
Mark
Ray Kemp
F. L. Cunninghams
Jimmy Bottoms
J. W. Bottoms
Charles Coplen
Sportsman’s Lake
Oakman
Lee Keelin
Barbara Newby
Stephen
Kathy
Layona Jones
Delphia Jones
Carline McNutt
Lisa
R. E. Tilley
F. C. Jones
Glenn
Dale Siegers
Corona
Calif
Art Bosteder
Pamela
Riverside
Leroy Bailes
Billy Tate
Jim
Rey Tilley
Robert Tilley
Dewey Tilley
Roy Collings
Bessie Keeling
Dink Binion
Ina Hanes
Laura| Haines
Susan
Long Cochran
Daisy Binion
George Cochran
Elmer Cochran
Arnelle Hobbs
the Weekly
Edgar Morrison
Center
Johnny Mae Little
Lee Keeling
Callie East
Frank Gilis
Aga
Leonard Hobbs
Kirby Tilley
Dian
Wes Farmer
Galey
Tilleys
John Tilley
Witte
Tilley and Daughters
Carling McNutt
Lavona Jones
Tilley
Jack McNutt Jr
Jack McNutt Sr
William Henson
Billy
Duke
Rhynes
Alvin McAnally
Tammy
Bill McAnally
Hobnny Allen
Wayne McAnally
Gary McAnally
Kevin
J. T. Tatum
James Rhynes
Walter McAnally
Clianle Crow
Luther Parrish
Robert Bolin
Albert Crow
Ray Teague
Eddie Hayes
Pauls Valley
Clinnie Crow J
Tom Agee
George Graham
Tisha,y Ross
Glenn Jones
Roger Fitchardson
Steven
Westview
Tishomingo
R. EB. Tiley
Matt Richardson
Roger. Richardson
Lela Rose
Barbara l
Oma Enive
Buford Myers
F. T. Holiday
Mack” Welch
Businass
Claude Sluder
Gary Click
Bud Sluder
Atoka
Fred Wofford
Clyde
Nickel and Sons
Caroll Stuart
Thomas
Willie Williams
Ruby Jean Ross
Mable Kerlin
San Angelo
Tex
Ray. Johnston
Fédere
Reid Preto Trae
B. E
Jud”. Wand
Orval Spann
Ada Public Housing Authority
C. B. Howard
Paul Landrith
Vernon Rol
John W. Skinner
Wanette
John Wesley
Skinner
Wanette Methodist Church
Conway County
Ark
Nell Hood
Archie Beller
Alfred Roach
Nell
Oliver
Faye Taylor
T. H. Skinner
David D. Fisher
David Dewayne Fisher
F. Dwayne Fisher
Criswell Funeral Home
Carl Garrett
L. L. Perkins
Wewoka
Hamilton
Esin
Longines
Wittrauer
Gem Jewelers
Main FE
Congress
Bellmon, Bartlett
Help Launch Center
Tot
William Zmoleck
Iowa State
Don Gill
Bill Taggart
First National
Ada, Oklahoma
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