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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
3
A parade of visitors fills Ada and Oakman scenes as families entertain relatives from Tulsa Houston Oklahoma City and California. highlights include a fall rescue of Gussie Lillard after a cane slip, a spinal surgery update for Dorothy Lee, and fishing trips plus weekend visits across multiple Pevehouse and Lancaster households.
Ronnie Greig is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Max Jordan of San Jose California for their first child born June 22. The mother Jean Bain is the former daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bain of Allen. Ronnie’s paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan of Purdy Missouri.
William R. Overton, living west of Allen, fell ill during a Bible class at the Francis Baptist Church last Wednesday night. He and Mrs. Overton started for Valley View Hospital with friends, but he died before reaching the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kraettli visited Mrs. Kraettli’s brother Edgar Brown in Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Holdenville on Sunday. They also saw Mrs. Kraettli’s sister and brother in law the D V Emmersons.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes visited Mrs. Hughes aunt Mrs. Yates Sunday in Valley View Hospital.
Mr and Mrs J B Olivo and Mr and Mrs Don Olivo with children paid a Sunday visit to Eu Faula Dam where they enjoyed a picnic lunch and family togetherness.
Mrs L S Moss and Mrs R C Isaacs visited L V Fuller at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital on Thursday. They spent the night with Mrs Fuller.
Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Palmer last week included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and their children Elaine and James, Sandra Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans of Fort Worth Texas, and Mrs. Palmer's brother Ben Shipman of Durant.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moore from Jenks and Mrs. J. E. Jones from Matt and Chris, Wichita Falls, Texas.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Selma Price were her grandson and his family Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Price and daughter Dian from Del City.
Gault were her niece, Mrs. An na Culp, Lytle, Tex., and Mrs. Samantha Minton, Ada. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Smith were Mrs. Smith's children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watts, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Jim Nunley and daugh ters and Mrs. Herman Nunley and daughters, Seminole.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bohannon welcomed their daughter and her family from Norwalk California. The Schares including Jean Cyndy Gloria Debra and Peggy visited with Bohannon relatives in Tulsa. The Schares and daughters left for Norwalk Monday after planning to visit Mrs. Schares grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. along the way home.
Hugh Brinson Jr of Sulphur called his parents to arrange a visit with his son Chris. After a plane flight over the house, the Brinsons went to the landing field to pick up Chris for the family visit.
Mr and Mrs Dan McCants and Ronnie of Sasakwa were Friday night supper guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Watson.
Weekend guests included their daughter Mrs Harry Cole and granddaughter Mrs Ruby Studebaker both from Oklahoma City visiting the Smallfield home.
Mrs. H. A. Butler Mrs. Ocis Vinson and Linda Mitchell traveled to Turner Falls on Friday to retrieve Harvey Dean Butler who attended youth camp there.
Mrs Hayden Collier of Ada visited Friday night with her mother Mrs Minnie Crafford. Tuesday guests of Mrs Elsie Eubank were Mr and Mrs J L Hart of Detroit Michigan. Mr and Mrs Bill Gillum with Ronnie and Sherry from Fresno California are visiting Mr and Mrs Walker Miller. Mrs Gillum is the former Laura Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs Dee Smith. The Gillums have been visiting relatives in Tennessee.
Local notes report a family unit headed by Mrs Virgle Ramsey and Mr Bill Frezze with their son Billy living in Oklahoma City. The brief item mentions household details and family status in a condensed community notice.
The report notes Frezze conducted services at the Church of Christ on Sunday. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dorbinson and Reggie alongside Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown.
Mr and Mrs Denman Eubank visited Mrs Jean Gregory Sunday in Valley View Hospital, sharing a family moment during a hospital stay.
Mr and Mrs Virgle Ramsey and his brother in law and sister in law Mr and Mrs Tommy Dobbs fished at Lake Texoma recently in a family outing reported by the newspaper.
Mr and Mrs Herman Roark and their children from Oklahoma City visit Mrs Det West and Mr and Mrs Jim Roark, connecting with Roark family relatives during the trip.
Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fitzgerald were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Biles and daughter Beverly from Stratford and Richard Ivy from Arlington Texas.
Rev. and Mrs. Burl True Mrs. Royal Sanders Mrs. H W Fitzgerald and daughter Mary attended an all day ladies auxiliary convention at the Free Will Baptist Church in Wewoka on Thursday.
Weekend visitors included Mrs. Hancock's sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hancock of Seminole, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hancock of Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs James Patrick Miller and Mr and Mrs Grady Miller Jr visit Mr and Mrs D Allen Wint in Ardmore. They plan to visit relatives in Dallas Texas.
George Miller and relatives traveled from Oklahoma and Kansas to Arkansas visiting kin in Mena before returning to Allen. They learned their brother A A Dilbeck of Mountain View California had died suddenly of a heart attack after years in Getty.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Long and their son Dale Long visiting from Corpus Christi Texas returned home Wednesday from Hermitage Missouri where they ...
The notice mentions Cecil Long, Sidney’s brother, and a sister Mrs Vet Pearson and her husband, indicating a family visit.
Grace Walker came home Friday after a three week trip to California visiting sister Bertie Petty in Imperial Beach brother Marvin Kaiser in San Diego and nephew Paul Petty in Fontana Calif. Weekend visitors were her sons Eddie Walker and Kenneth Walker with families in Fort Worth and Tulsa. The Eddie Walkers will stay a week on vacation. They fished catching several bass and two catfish.
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