Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma

We have 1,673,976 pages in Oklahoma

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1949

Page

3

Grasshopper Plagues Threaten U S Crops Across Eras

An analysis of grasshopper outbreaks traces a long history of agricultural damage from biblical references to modern depredations. The piece outlines successive waves since 1882, 1910, and 1930, with state impacts and totals in the millions, noting the current cycle’s uncertain end and ongoing control efforts.

Washington Iea Earth Ghagter South America Atheca Chine Raperis America United States 5. R. Parker U. S. Department of Agricolture Ganga Montana Minnesota Nebraska Colorado North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Utah Wyoming U.S Department of Agriculture iSsi

Woman Freed After Four Years Fight

Aan Doser, 22, was freed after a four year fight over a hitchhiking slaying. Four teen hitchhikers were implicated. three male co-defendants are serving life terms. Doser had previously been imprisoned for two years eight months after two trials. appeals overturned a prior conviction due to improper evidence and ordered a new trial.

Austin Tex McAlester Kini Adams Ann Minish State Penitentiary

Allen Legion Post Elects Its Officers

Russell Butler Post No. 308 elects 1960 officers led by George Kidwell as post commander. Thomas Hogue is first vice commander, Gay Jones is second vice commander, George W. Adams adjutant, Buck Gilmore service officer, Archie Henry sergeant at arms, Harald Cooper historian and reporter. A new post hut is planned near Highway 12 by September or October, including ballroom recreation and meeting rooms, kitchen, rest rooms, and parking, with site landscaping to follow.

AELEN Jueza Ameriton Russell-Butler Highway 12

Local report on injuries after a July incident in Zion

In Zion on July 23, Glenn Taylor reports a bard Weg shaenpiot of Take County suffered a seizure while playing, causing a fall that damaged the left arm. Earlier this week, dirt was thrown by two neighbors injuring the right eye. authorities seek record of the injuries and care provided.

Vacationers Seek Easy Care Shirts for Travel Laundry

Vacationers and travelers look for the new os jon shirts that promise simple washing and quick drying. The ad notes fast cycle options and minimal wrinkling, aiming to ease laundry on trips.

Autemaen

New Books Added At Library For Local Readers

Ada Public Library receives a batch of new titles including Diplomatic Incident Kalty Guard a in xe Brave Ee Tee Pather of the Bride Streeter and The Best Years of Our Lives Santyr The Trumpet Wine Beeriich Of Mioon Ganm Ware. Best American Stories. Six Plays Caenei. Tomorrow We Reap James Street. Stuviniie Fiction. Wild Birthday Cakenear the shore. Most are best sellers and a selection at bills to the Library.

Kalty Etephant Dee Sustay Seeley Ohr Santyr Cat—Clark Grey Bernat M. Barueh Johan Yaast Goethe Pat Complete Caenei Horatius Damaseur Ara James Street Boliday Fennmorn Bob Clifford Houge Cavenna Pate Bifls

City Park Remembered as Vibrant, Now Declined in Town History

A citizen writes about Retf city park once a hub for Fourth of July picnics and Camp Fire gatherings with cabins, bathhouse, and swimming. Decline followed lack of funds and shifting use, leaving a dumping ground. The writer urges private cleanup and community pride to restore some beauty and grazing land value.

Retf Mari

Speakers Chosen For Legion Meeting

Tulsa July 23. State convention of the American Legion announces principal speakers Maj Gen Robert Beightler commander of the Fitts Armored Division Camp Cheffee Arkansas and National Legion Commander Perry Brown Mayor Roy Lundy of Tulsa will welcome about 3000 legionnaires. Convention opens with a parade and continues with business sessions at Convention Hall. State Commander Prestom J. Moore will preside and a vote for national committeeman is expected amid Arkansas and Oklahoma delegations.

Tulsa Oklo Armittan Legion Robert 5. Beightler Fitts Armored Divisionr Camp Cheffee Ark National Legion Perry Brown Roy Lundy Prestom J. Moore Stilkwater Fin Reeman

Cabin Improvement at Falls Creek Report

Community volunteers Allen Ker George McDow and David Weight completed a cabin upgrade at Falls Creek. They added a new roof, siding, windows, and a dwarf feature, with water piping planned for next week. Neighbors are urged to help in the coming week.

Allen Ker George McDow David Weight

Indonesian Republic Backed By U S Diplomacy in a New Nation

Batavia dispatch notes the Republic once led by wartime collaborators is to be one of several estados in a new United States of Indonesia. A provisional parliament will draft a constitution after independence, while U S backing argues for a strong, centralized republic amid Federatist and Republican tensions with East Indonesians and Berneans. The piece warns of potential trouble next year as Dutch sovereignty is handed over.

U. S Batavia, Daven NEA United States of Indonesia United States Haz Aksfl Butch Sid Indomegis Su~karno Hammed Hatte Execu‘tive Exis. Z East Intumesiia Megars Perlianens Barnes Furerican Indonesia Hague Republic Wikl Maet Sanagt Oftyime Yortandt Arried Fore Ee TNL

Week's Story Hour Attendance Sets Fresh Tuesday Record

At the Public Library a large audience gathered Tuesday to hear Hazel Whaley, with Mrs Lawrence Reynolds directing Irving School’s story hour. Children and readers advance in the summer program, racing to read five or more books as a parade floats through town.

Ade Hazel Whaley Lawrence Reynolds Irving School Tom Thane Eabrary Sapa Tooms

Beesley and Wagner at Buick Showing

Rutledge Beesley and W. Wagner of Richardson attended a Fort Worth show last week to view the new Buick Special. It is marketed as the lowest priced Buick model and has been out of production since last December for a redesign.

Rutledge Beesley Vatt Warmer Richardson Buick Co Fort Worth

VEW Completes Full Repair and Painting at Kerr Heights

VEW reports completion of major repairs and painting at Kerr Heights from Jume ME ASAT ts Dec m2 1849. Documented are remy collections of it and furniture rental, with an estimated investment around $280000 and approximate expenses of $32008 for the period. The property remains occupied across three apartments, with ongoing storage and maintenance noted.

VEW Kerr Heights Remy Rane VPW

Summer Session Moves Into August Term at East Central College

East Central College plans an August intersession starting August 1 after the summer term ends. Registrar Barney Faust notes enrollment last year was 433 and expects a similar level. Intersession enrollment has been low in recent years, but growth is driven by veterans and faculty pursuing degree work. Summer session timing and registration details remain tentative as plans edge toward the fall start.

East Central College Pearatt Barney Faust Imite Regent

Tishomingo Boy Dies of Polio in Johnston County

A four year old son of Mr and Mrs Thoron Thomas died of polio in Johnston County. He was treated at Tulea hospital then died Friday night. The Chapman Funeral Chapel conducted services this afternoon with burial in the Tishomingo cemetery.

Iff Sane Tabiex Tulea Hospital Thomas Chapman Funeral Tishomingo

Mrs. Alice Miller Dies at Home in El Reno

Mrs. Alice Miller, longtime educator and a leader in the Oath Star and Men’s Sunday School movement, died at her home in El Reno. Born in Lincoln County, Missouri, she moved here in 1894 and was 2? years old. She served on the state’s highest government body with worldwide jurisdiction and was active in community and church activities, including WC TUS exercises. Survivors include brother William Sitton of Kansas City and sister Mrs J. Woods of El Reno. Services will be held at the Bender.

Hemen Mr. Miller Lincoln County Dis Miller Wctus Exweres

Pentecostal camp meeting draws leaders to Ada Oklahoma

Ada hosts a Pentecostal camp meeting with Shop on T Muss of Oklahoma City arriving to assist preaching. Bishop Z A Synan and conference ministers plan pastoral assignments while youth groups from PAY S meet at Seventh and Cherry. Rev Fedd oversees youth events as the gathering runs Friday to Saturday with services at 9 00 am and 7 30 pm daily.

Bishon Z. A. Synan Rem Oral Roherty America Gresert Denver Cole

Farm Pond Pasture Work Advances After District Meeting

District meeting at AAA office discusses peanut production and marketing quotas. Officials from multiple counties present. Conservation practices emphasized. pasture mowing and land improvements noted with various workers listed.

Clave Cawnty J Carter Coal Garvin Fizehes I Johnstert Love Marshall Parm Ponds Crawford Morgan John Metemiel Lao Pewits Artie South Taiz L. Bibbs Joseph Tom James WhisenNant York T. Lefever Haines Wesley Brantley Q W. Robarts John Skinner

Mother Appeals For Son's Life

TUESA Oklo July 2342 A mother appeals for help to save her son Melnurm Mott 35 year old convicted slayer of his own child from the electric chair appeals before the state supreme court Latters from Arkoma request contributions to fund his case Mott was found guilty of slashing his six year old child with a butcher knife while the family slept in Sand Springs March 8 He is described as a war veteran and advocate for meats to Furcell city charter changes due to a proposed election outline

Tuesa Oklo Melnurmi Mott Bira J. Mott Arkoma State Criminal Cart of Appeals Sand Springs

Bil Lahue Former Dies of Muskogee

Wijtte A. Boy Eadie, 68, longtime resident of Muskogee, died Friday afternoon. He was a retired worker and member of Templar and Shrine. Survived by his widow Mrs. Mac Lahue and sisters Mrs. Claudia Kratley and others.

Wijtte Eadie Mae- Ragee Ada Muskogee Hhe Francis Lodge Tareed Toro Fears Mac Lahue Claudia Kratley Ade Mepew Raece

Black Panther Triumphs in Animal Cage Feud at Show

Ruby Smith, trainer and part owner, described a feud between a black panther and a gorilla at an animal show. The panther slipped through a loosened gate and pounced into an adjoining cage while the gorilla tried to claw through the bars. The trainer moved the panther to a different enclosure after the incident and noted ongoing tensions since the war era.

Ruby Smith

Carlile Perry Sees Record Shetland Pony Sale Results

Buyers from 18 states purchased 77 head of Perry Carlie Shetland ponies for 43745 in a two day sale. Carlile averaged 4382 per pony, slightly under his 1946 record. Best selling stallion Whites 239-71¢eh sold for 132 to EL Adair, beating prior Fort Worth prices but below the Silver Hightide price from Grimes in Oklahoma City.

Perry Oklo States Perry Carlie Carlile Ta Sorrel Fort Worth EL Adair Francisen Hightide Ag Grimes Oldahama City

Allen Boy Scout Troop Reorganizes at Holdenville

Allen Boy Scout Troop reorganizes at Holdenville and plans an overnight trip to Camp Simpees. Newstoats listed include Coy Lynn Rat sy Kent Rose Rob ert Jim Ray Hanks Dasald Glen Haynes Benny Prentice Peter Evett Prima Ware Phanles Gilknare.

Holdenville Camp Simpees Lynn Ratsy Kent Rose Robert Jim Ray Hanks Dasald Glen Haynes Benny Prentice Peter Evett Prima Ware Phanles Gilknare

Also Mentioned on This Page

Douglas Lersen Mississippi Rocky Mountains Canada North American Michigan Ross Indiana Wisconsin Dakotas Amy Grass Sy Ts Ertoe Allen Legion Post George Kidwell Ada Public Library Sia 2 Rodf Citizen Legion Meeting Falls Creek Charage Lakeside Réstatyact Wright I. Gertebert Bolton the Hague Ie Ritrary Lesat Moore Susie Hatcher Normex Perry Murty Hayes Judy Hayes Kay Haliburton Nancy Norman Sharon Lowe Norman Ann Willams Shirley Ann Burdy Linda Korres Bobby Willians Bobbie Jean Hoxss Billy Deas Hagar Marie Owens Jackie Martin El @abeth Ann Wilson Pat Gibbons Bobby Gibbons Charles McGallierd Betty McGalliard Louise McGalliard Jane Galliard Jimmy McGallard Joyca Pegpa James Hearn James Kite Vivia Ann Veach Jane Fuller Wilma Lée Holt Sammy Standbury Don Coltier Katie Witherspool Mike Emergom A. Tl.ley Lanes Beth Spann Larry Peery Ronnald Faust Bertie Loretta Lanter Jamiene Landrieth Carrie Lou Hiscsam Charisse Ann Klepper Troy Eugene Cannon Nancy Altetag Barbara Wyatt Lints Drummond Hennigan Janice Bill Andrews Betty Selt Dae Helena Meeene Venea Hughleene Beitaint Beesley Wagner Buick Andy Themes, Jr Alice Miller AAA Furcell Bil Lahue Black Panther Victor Ape Long Gary Strogghe Carlite Perry Mes Allen Boy Scout Troop
Search Courier

Search the Ada Weekly News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ada Weekly News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication