Stonewall Social Notes Highlight Regional Visitors
Stonewall reports a steady stream of visitors and extended relatives from Ada Oklahoma City Tulsa and Amarillo Texas. Families including Weatherly Hammatt Minor and Ganus are noted visiting returning from trips to Vancouver and California while local residents attend training and travel for family reunions and summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burkhart
Oklahoma City
California
Stonewall
Belle Stegall
Rosa Burkhart
Donnie Clark
Marriages Marryings and Touring in Ada Area
A cascade of marriage notices runs through Ada and vicinity. Couples include Paul Laseman to Glenda Taylor and James Ray Dilbeck to Mary Ann Jordan, with many Ada residents pairing across Oklahoma and Texas. Travelers plan spring tours visiting Roff, Stillwater, Ponca City, and other stops before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Laseman
Stratford
Alvin Mantooth
Raymond Laseman
Paul Laseman
Rachel Mary
Jim Young
Ardmore
Lasmans
Oklahoma
Bill J. Lee
Roff
Mary
Stillewater
Ponca City
Shulanberger
la Mi
Dewayne’ Houser
Ada
Iada
Calif
Glenda Taylor
Darrel
Gene Durant
Stone
Norwalk Regional
Wall
Sandra Brashier
Allen
Donald Reed
Stonewall
Margaret Bingham
Terry Roberson
Debbie Allen
Peter Woods
Betty Barton
Ira L. Iker Jr
Kil Cha Lamb
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Russell D. Bible
Holdenville
Linda June Howard
David W. Willis
Armenda Choate
J. T. Akin
Betty Odilis Branscum
Sasakwa
James Ray Dilbeck
Mary Ann Jordan
Michael Austin Christian
Patricia Kaye Gurley
Pascual Lou Piedfort
San Angelo
Rachael Jeanne Barnes
James Henry Burnett
Hugo
Virginia Louise Wilkins
Anters
Herley Lee Kelley
Francis
Cate Mae Rice
Richard Joseph Montes
Lawrence
Kat
Wilma Lee Roberts
Kansas City
Clyde H. McCown
Carol Aon Harbin
Glenn N. Rodgers
Sadler
Marilyn 8
Classen
Atwood
Jessie Millican
Golden Meadow
Marian G. Millican
Oildale
Joe E. Dawson
Oklahoma City
Belly Louise Orange
Willie J. Spann
Wewoka
Virginia
Ruth Reed
Vast List Of Candidates File In Oklahoma Offices
The notice catalogs numerous candidates across districts with ages, hometowns, and occupations such as attorney real estate broker farmer and teacher. Incumbents include Harold Hunter in Waukomis and Anna Wiedemann in Piedmont, with many from Oklahoma City Shawnee and Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert F. Page
R. Enid
Tom Rogers
Enid
Harold ¥. Hunter
R. Waukomis
Anna Belle Wiedemann
Piedmont
Dennis Adams
R. el Reno
el Reno
Conway Steedman Reunion Set for Wintersmith Park
The Conway-Steedman Oldtimers Reunion is planned for next Sunday at Wintersmith Park. Registration starts at 10 a.m. with a basket dinner at noon. All former residents of Conway or Steedman are invited to attend. Past gatherings featured group singing and viewing old pictures with informal visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway-Steedman Old Vimeérs
Wintersmith Park
Bud Blackburn
Conway Or
Steedman
Reunion Dinner Brings Together Johnson Families
Guests of Mrs. Clay Johnson, including Col and Mrs Charles Johnson and numerous relatives, gathered Sunday at the Johnson home for a dinner and reunion of the late Clay Johnson and Mrs Ruby Johnson families. Attendees hailed from Oklahoma City Edmond Fayetteville Marietta Tuttle Camarillo and Rolf with multiple spouses and children listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laseman
Clay Johnson
Col
Charles Johnson
Ann J
Carol
Marietta
Fred Clifton
Ruby Johnson
Loyd’ Johnson
Camarilla
Calif
Melvin Dixon
Edmond, Co
And
Ann
Leon Condren
Brenda
James Ray Condren
Shelly
Tuttle
Bob Dixon
Oklahoma City
He Dixon
Linda
Texas
Ruby Murphy
Rolf
Dick Rolf
Charley Morrow
Ada
Bil Williams
Cindy Williams
Screwworm Epidemic Hits Southwest Texas
The Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation urged reactivating county screwworm committees to combat a surge in cases in Texas this year, with 700 cases reported, four times 1967. Sterile flies are produced near Mission to disrupt the pest’s reproduction, as factors include mild winter, wet conditions, livestock movement to Mexico, wildlife populations, and reduced fly control programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation
Texas
Mission
Foundation
Mex
Clivestock
Mission Lab
Two File For Sheriff's Post Miller In Race
Sheriff Burl Griffin drew two opponents in his bid for re election as the second day of the three day office filing period began Tuesday. T. E. Hixson and James C. Bazé filed for sheriff. Griffin filed Monday for re election. Two more candidates filed for county commissioner posts. F. Jones filed for re election in District Two. Johnnie Boring filed for the District Three post, now held by J. R. Rae Thompson. Thompson filed for re election Monday. On the state scene, State Sen. George Miller filed for re elec tion on Monday. Rep. Lonnie Abbott, Pontotoc County, said he will be Tuesday. So far, neither county legislator has drawn an opponent. Miller also represents Coal and Murray counties. Duard C. Willoughby, Ada attorney, sued for the new associate district judge position in thhis district. In area filings, Hugh Sandlin, Holdenville, is seeking to return to the House to represent Hughes, Coal and part of Pontotoc County. State Sen. Allen G. Nichols, who represents Seminole and Hughes counties, filed for re election, . Other House members filing included Kenneth Converse, Tishomingo, Johnston and Murray counties and David L. Boring, Seminole (Seminole County), . None of the incumbents had opposition as of Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Griffin
T. E. Hixson
James C. Bazé
Griffin
F. ©. Jones
Johnnie Boring
J. R
Rae’ Thompson
Thompson
Pontotoc County
Allen G. Nichols
Seminole
Hughes
House
Kenneth Converse
Tishomingo
Johnston
Murray
David L. Boring
Seminole County
Incumbents First To File For Office Here
Eight county office holders filed for re election Monday morning on the first day of the short three day filing period. As the News went to press no races had developed for any of the local offices. Incumbent officials along with the county election board were Burl Griffin sheriff J D Don Thompson county clerk Carl Stewart court clerk David Gray county commissioner 4 J 3K Thompson and commissioner district 3 Lloyd Stephens county treasurer Frank Jared county assessor J D Enis county superintendent. The filing period extends through Wednesday. Buy sell trade rent with News Classified Acts 332 4433.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Election Board
Burl Griffin
J.D
Don) Thompson
Carl Stewart
David Gray
Blood Bank Receives Accreditation From National Association
The hospital board and Dr Lively praised the blood bank accredited by the American Association of Blood Banks for meeting high standards and continually improving service. The voluntary inspection included a detailed questionnaire and site visit by association specialists to raise transfusion safety and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Blood Banks
Lively
American Association of ‘Blood Banks
County Woman Plans Lake Area Family Destination
Mrs Stanfield envisions a Pontotoc County lake area becoming a family destination. She plans horse rentals and other activities, noting that progress has been achieved with little capital and much elbow grease. She aims to create a welcoming retreat for residents and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Community clinics aim to ease labor management rift
Fitchburg residents launch a first-in-the-nation program of open clinics to promote understanding between labor and management. The series focuses on identifying and addressing deficiencies on both sides to prevent strikes and walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Country Club votes to buy leased nine hole golf course
Oak Hills Golf and Country Club stockholders met on a Monday night to approve purchasing the nine hole course it has leased. The price was set at 160000 with the land held by a Norris trust. The 79.4 acre tract remains leased, while club facilities stay owned by Oak Hills Corp. Directors to study improvements and financing. Ralph Smith presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hills Golf and Country Club
P. A. Norris
Oak Hills Corporation
G. C. Mayhue
Ralph Smith
OG&E Seeks Surcharge On Electric Rates
OG&E requests a rate surcharge to fund a major construction program. Kennedy notes past tax changes allowed temporary reductions, but the 1968 surcharge will raise rates more than 1969 because it covers only part of 1968. The company needs strong earnings to attract capital amid higher financing costs and a high bond issuance rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Og&e
Four Races Set In Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County voters see four contests with incumbents Sam T Reynolds Johnnie Baring J D Dow Thompson and Garren B Smith seeking re election County Clerk is unopposed Car Stewart Lloyd Stephens Frank Jared J B Enis David Gray J D Wilson and Allen county constable unopposed Duard C Willoughby seeks the new associate district judgeship In the legislative arena Sen George Miller Ada is unopposed for re election Rep Lonnie Abbott Ada faces W C Gray No Republican candidates filed for county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Sam T. Reynolds
Johnnie Baring
J. D.dow Thompson
Garren B. Smith
Car
Stewart
Lloyd Stephens
Frank Jared
J. B. Enis
David Gray
County Commission
J. D. Wilson
Allen Constable
Duard C. Willoughby
Associated District
George Miller
Ada
Lonnie Abbott
W. C. Gray
Republicad
Ada Livestock Auction Market Report
The market Tuesday was steady to strong with 2,200 receipts. Slaughter cows brought 14 to 19.24, slaughter bulls 20 to 22.50, slaughter calves 24 to 36, stock steers 24 to 30, stock heifers 21 to 25.50, stock steer calves 26 to 35, stock heifer calves 23 to 27, dairy breeds 22 to 24, stock cows 17 to 22, cows and calves 160 to 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADA
Two Seriously Hurt In Crash Near Fitzhugh
A car pickup crash on a county road west of Fitzhugh left three people injured. Anthony Newton Reeves 15 Route 1 Roff suffered head injuries and was moved to Olintonia City hospital. Bobbie Jean Hayes 14 Route 2 Roff had a broken leg and head injuries and remained in Valley View Hospital in critical condition. Dan Hughes 19 Route 3 Roff was treated and released. Trooper John Wayne Smith said Hughes driving a pickup attempted a left turn at a T intersection three miles west of Fitzhugh and hit Reeves head on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh
Anthony Newton Reeves
Roff
Valley View Hospital
Olintonia City Hospital
Reeves
Bobbie Jean Hayes
Dan Hughes
Highway Patrol
John Wayne Smith
Hughes
Harters Honored At Gift Shower
Mr and Mrs Walter Harter were honored at a wedding gift shower hosted at Mr and Mrs Charles Harter s home. Hostesses were Mrs Lee Hyatt and Mrs Bill Lowden. Attendees and gift senders included numerous friends and relatives such as the Burbee Loyds Goss Parks May and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harters
Pink And Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Goode
A pink and blue shower was held at the First Baptist Church Tupelo to honor Mrs. Dickie Goode. Numerous attendees including Mrs. C. H. Martin Mrs. Roy Lee Harkins Cindy Francis Evans Robert Brashears Jack ie Brashears Jim Juson Floyd Johnson Sallie Johnson Nell Smith Maxine Linker Cheryl Helen Jennings Maude Davis Brenda Blanchard Norbie Romines Mildred May Mary Lunsford Ella Dunn Jim Brooks Herman Bills Faye Woods Galena Parrish Wilma McDaniels Tack Caton Sharon Naomi Terry Canida Lanette Litten Lois Clifford Debbie Oletha Perry girls Gladys Davidson Vinson Bessie Dailey Perry Hunter Norma Morrison Nora Turner Russel Ray Anabelle Phyllis Harvey Bullard Ruth Hyatt Zena Fradrick Me and Martin McCurdy Willie Dorothy Hayes Eula Jennings Gilbert Thayla Cox Beetie Bullard Myrtle Rush Patricia Roy Jean Harkins W B Hohert Gladys Loden Bam Jay Steele Britton Lavetta Crawford Jaylie Rush Nellie Scott Maggie Hudson Liberty Onita Loyd Ruby Hayes Shirleen Johnson Dewey Snow Bethel Lee Opie Buzbee Cecil Glover Sherry Palmer Bertha Palmer Ruby Archer Lillie Archer Barbara Fortner LaVerne Treas Oloketa Bottoms Mary Sue Marelia Rowe Maggie Batchelor Fred Sneed Pete McKay J L Wilson Missie Smith Tony Angel Dane Howell Kay Debbie Stella Brown Sandy Bottoms Jack Uhlich Estelle Billingsley Sue Parnell Natiye Parks Roseanne Loyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tupelo
Dickie Goode
C. H. Martin
Roy Lee Harkins
Cindy
Francis Evans
Robert
Jenel Brashears
Sug Loyd
Jackie
Marvin Brashears
Pete Brashears
Jon Paul Brashears
Jim Juson
Floyd Johnson
Sallie Johnson
Nell. Smith
Maxine Linker
Cheryl
Helen Jennings
Maude Davis
Brenda Blanchard
Norbie Romines
Mildred May
Mary Lunsford
Ella Dunn
Jim Brooks
Herman _ Bills
Faye Woods
Galena Parrish
Wilma. McDaniels
Tack Caton
Sharon
Naomi
Terry Canida
Lanette Litten
Lois
Clifford
Debbie
Oletha
Perry
Gladys. Davidson
Vinson
Bessie Dailey
Perry Hunter
Norma Morrison
Nora Turner
Russel Ray
Anabelle
Phyllis
Harvey ‘Bullard
Ruth
Tony Angel
Dane Howell
Kay and
Stella Brown
Sandy ‘ Bottoms
Jack Uhlich
Estelle Billingsley
Sue Parnell
Natiye Parks
Roy
Roseanne Loyd
Hart Homemakers Meet Monday At Hatcher Home
The Hart Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Arvilla Hatcher. President Mrs. Marjorie Soutee led, with guests Mrs. Fred Martin Mrs. Samuel Fender and Mrs. Opal Cook. Activities included songs led by Mrs. Barney Hall, a devotional, a lesson on Picture Making, and a report on the Lightning Ridge Cemetery project. Refreshments were served. The group will meet August 1 at 12 with Mrs. Simon Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Homemakers Group
Arvilla Hatcher
Marjorie Soutee
Fred Martin
Samuel Fender
Opal Cook
Barney Hall
Ammo Griffith
Maryin Hunt
Matt
Hunt
Arno Griffith
Lightning Ridge
May Johnson
Alvie Griffith
Richard Soutee
Marvin Hunt
Robert Penrod
Mack Summers
Gaylon
Gertie Summers
Gina
Cherry
Cecil Knight
Simon Young
Elaine and
Clay
Elsie Cowley
Hatcher
Ada Woman Beaten. Victim Hospitalized in Fair Condition
An Ada woman was hospitalized in fair condition after an alleged beating Friday. Suspects, a man and a woman, were held in the county jail as police investigate the incident. Location details include Valley View Hospital and 225 East 15th. Authorities seek charges and further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
King
Valley View Hospital
Man
City Police
Sheriff's Office
Afair
Coffee Time Cookery for Farm Families
Coffee time brings family together as neighbors drop by for news and snacks. This feature shares two farm friendly recipes Pineapple Coffee Cake and Jam Twists, with simple steps and moderate ovens.
Hokett Family Reunion At Wintersmith Park
The Hokett family held a Fourth of July reunion at Wintersmith Park. Attendees from Ada and surrounding areas enjoyed visiting and swimming, followed by a park picnic lunch and supper. Participants included multiple Hokett relatives and spouses, plus friends and extended family members across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hokett
Wintersmith Park
W. B. Hokett
Paul Canida
Paula
Shannie
Jerry
Lori Dew
Towanda Webb
Lee
Ada
Glen Smith
Mary
Glenda
Francis
Kenneth Murphy
Ginger
Vanoss Alumni Banquet Highlights Moonlit Garden Theme
The 14th Vanoss Alumni Banquet at Vanoss High School on June 29 featured an invocation by Rev. Don Newby and a welcome address by James L. Barnes. Karl Titley led sift presentations, with prize winners including Mrs. Claretta Gray and Waston White, while Cecil Crockett won for greatest distance traveled. New officers for 1969 were elected, and the Vanoss Home Demonstration Club prepared the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss
Vanoss High School
Don Newby
James L. Barnes
Karl, Tiley
Yhe Alumni Association
Claretta, Gray
Center
Waston White
Ada
Grace Solomon Martin
Kansas
Cecil Crockett
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Pat Stone
Judy Slaughter
Bob Slaughter
Susie Stone
Cleamon Stone
Vantoss
Raglands Hold Fourth Of July Family Reunion
The Ragland family and relatives gathered at Wintersmith Park for their annual reunion on July Fourth. Attendees included Cordilia Lintsey and many Raglands, Lindseys, Grahams, Littles, Boyd, and others from Ada Oklahoma City Sand Springs Connersville Muskogee and nearby areas. Friends visiting during the day and several unable to attend are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Ragland
Wintersmith Park
Cordilia Lintsey
Joe Ragland
Ethel Nix
Elmer Ragland
Marsha
Joe Lindsey
Dale
Fred Graham
W. T. Little
Charles Boyd
Dale Ann Boyd
Bob King
Beverly Roundtree
Kristi
Newby
Jerry Davis
Gilbert Ragland
Shelly Dee
Ralph McGilliard
Mike
Tressia
Bennie Harrison
Mary Ann
Cottle Shaw
Kenny
Ronnie
Sherri
Ada
Ken Wilson
Doris
Monroe Lee
Wilburn
Francis
A. Lilley
Guy Binidey
Otis Myrick
Lorena Haley
Ruth Ray
Hickman
Robert Ragland
Muskogee
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Lucille Ganus
Leon McMinn
Monroe
Gene Minor
Viola Weatherly
Officer’s Training School
New Jersey
Joyce Minor
Amarillo
Weatherly
Wea Therly
Weather Ly
Smoker Davis
I. W. McAdams
Tulsa
Ward Prater
Aleta King
Robin Newberry
Mr. and
Mrs. Howardanus
Maud Hammatt
Merle Hammett
Mesa, Ariz
Bertie Lilley
Lilley
Gary Minor
W. BE. Weatherly
Mr. Weatherly
W. B. Weatherly
Samantha Barnes
Barnes
Clyde Barnes
Lonnie Barnes
Homer
Fort Worth
Roland Phillips
Dollie Flowers
Will Holland
Polk Croas
City
Shatter
Roy Robbins
Mr.Lilley
Alyene Maynard
Rattan, Okla
Frannie Stewart
Bob and
Steve
Joan
Ganus
Mrs
Howard Ganus
Cathy
H. B. Herron
Vancouver
Wash
B. G. Mc- Donald
Bobby Allred
John Allred
Carolyn Grove
Pueblo
Colo
John Polk Jr
Rosa Felkins
Oxnard
Venita Felkins
Mrs. Earl Brashears
Dave McCoy
Dora Clause
Samantha
Ronnie Rowe
Maud
Cecil Bullard
Jodie
Andrianne
Mascou
Stegall
Rosa Burk
Rehart
Namie Teneo
Same
Aucouns
M. D. Durbin
Teresa Gerhardt
Woodacre
Call
Loyd Johnson
Colorado Springs
J. Wayne Johnson
Ennis Hudson
H. Hudson
Okmulgee
I. W. Hale
Konawa
the Ciy
Mr. Hale
City Council
Merchant
Guy Alberty Gaylor
Wasoner
Carpenter
G.W. Hunter
Checotah
Atetorney
Willie
L.C. Young
R. Shawnee
David M. Mayne
Shawnee Real Estate Insurance
Joseph E. McKinney
Franklin Gray
Dist
Harlan
Avey
Okemah
Craig BR. Tweedy
B. Sapulpa
Lloyd M. Moore
Perry, Florist
Ray L. Peterson
Ponca! City
Refinery Electrician
Jerry B. Peterson
Spadeoney
Michael Jerry Hopkins
Blackwell
Inser
Donald N. Webster
Chester
Robert N. Bartholomew
R. Moore
Kenneth L, Sorensen
Elk City
Checker-Stocker
Homer R
Holcomb
Sauré
Soin
Leunairy
J. Fred Ferdi i
Elgin
Patemnarsia
Dallas N. Lee
Sand Springs
C.R. Fitzhugh
Tulsz
Richard E. Hancock
Robert E. Nathan
AL. Mann
Tals
James Edward Bethel
Grant Forsythe
Collinsville
Johnnie H. Cherblane
Lige K. Stewart
Rick Romane
Donald F. Marrs
Alomney
Andrew L. Hamiitton
the Village
Chorniy
Doyle C. Scott
William C. Woodward
Ok-' Kee City
Edward B. Dycts
Norval Ros
E.C. Sandy Sanders
Bobby R. Merrill
Leon A. Bateman
Insurance
Wilbert Smith
C.C. Gibson
Real Astace
Joe Tilly
del City
Teach
Tr Real ¢State
Theresa Rizzuti
Midwest City
Beverly I. Falconer
H. Louise Hawkins
Charlene H. Kitchens
Tegal
Sel Hemploy
Eddie W. Jackson
Oklahom City
George A. Klopp
Gerald R. Dazon
Myron E. Bross
Oklahome City
Visanio Jobagan
Calvin B. Luper
Alfred L. Walker
John B. White
K.L. Schomburg
Technician
Conway-Steedman
Forest
Mark Williams
Bill Williams
Melvin Johnson
Fayetteville, Ark
Ico
Sheriff’s Post
Miller
Blood Bank
Antistrike Clinics
Pontotoc Co
Walter Harter
Charles’ Harter
Lee Hyatt
Bill Lowen
Bil Burbee
Thurman Lee
Dee Hyatt
A. W. Morgan
Jesse Loyd
Odus Fredrick
Bonnie Glover
James McDaniels
W. D. Lowden
Ray Schutte
L. B. Loyd
E. M. Goss
Phillis
Anna Belle
Loyd Goss
Pete Parks
Harvey Johnson
Floyd King
Robert Palmer
Char
Nex Harter
Omarcia
Mrs. Goode
Hart Homemakers
Hatcher Home
Wintersmith
W. Co. Gray
Pontatoc County
Sheri Rurl Griffin
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Corporation Commission
State of
West Thirteenth
Secretary of the Corporation Commission of the
State of Oklahoma
Donald S.kennedy
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