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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

3

Bill Schooler Lions' tireless attendance marks record run

Hugo resident Bill Schooler has not missed a Lions weekly meeting since October 12, 1921, attending 1422 consecutive sessions. A WWII veteran and former District Governor, he also served as an International Counselor and published the Huge News for thirty years, remaining popular with Lions and journalists alike.

Bill Schooler Hugo W. E Bi) Schooler Hugo and I Lions Bill Lion Schooler Tavanshe Hugo Club Lion Sehovter Ker Vyterian Dion Schooler Sios

Parisites Embrace Sports Amid Budget Fueled Push

Paris shoppers and tourists may frequent cafes, but France’s summer crowd will watch and join sports events from the Tour de France to open air swimming beaches. A 7 million dollar sports budget funds 200 physical education centers and 15,600 rehabilitated children, expanding sport certificates to high school graduates and boosting participation among girls. However, shortages of 1,450 coaches and 1,720 instructors throttle growth as clubs number over 1,270 with 320,000 members and football dominates interest.

Paris NEA Senm Department of Physical Training Ministry of Education Wom

Shannon Feed Co. closes Ada store amid group changes

Shannon Ford Co. announced the Ada store will close this weekend as part of a regional consolidation. The store opened in October 1943 as part of a multi store operation in Oklahoma before ownership shifted in July 1943 to the Kansas Milling Co. long term.

Shannon Ford Co Julius Hanson Muinarger Fay Shannon Oklahoma Pior Shannos Kansas Miling Co Long Leger Nils. Hanson H. Active Civic

New Germ Killer Promises Safe, Potent Germ Death

Elkhart reports a new germ killer labeled as deadly to bacteria yet safe for skin. Scientists claim it remains effective for hours after one use, nonpoisonous and non staining, with engineered chemical properties. The article notes limited details and dates from a Miles laboratory in Elkhart.

Elkhart, Tad Tsay Miles Libor

Cal Tinney Muses- WILDHORE HILL country boy recollections

The piece reflects on changing country life and identity from old-time farm towns to modern times. It contrasts rural and urban youths, recalls Ada's town marshal, farm humor, and the pride of farmers. The narrator celebrates farmers’ resilience and a shift in social dynamics.

Wildhore Hill Papa Mamma Paps Jake Ada Rusty PFA

Methodist VBS Starts Monday at First Methodist Church

The Bible School opens Monday morning at 9 at the First Methodist Church in the educational building. Children aged two through 12 are invited. Beginners and primary and junior divisions included. Mrs. Ray Siegell, superintendent, says sessions run 8 to 1 each morning for five days with handwork, music, and other study planned.

Wferks Quceton Bible School First Methodist Church Ray Siegell

Noted Soldiers and Catlin Sent Through Pontotoc County

A late 1834 U.S. Dragoon march near Ada Pontotoc County linked famed painter George Catlin with Generals Leavenworth and Dodge, Lt. Kearny, Lt. Jefferson Davis, and Capt. Boone. The encampment area south of Canadian River grew near Allen on Highway 12, with markers sought to honor the historic site.

Henry Leavenworth Henry Dodge S. W. Kearny Boone Daniel Boone Jefferson Davis Confederacy George Catlin U.S. Dragoons Pontotoc County Allen Orel Bushy Ada Oklahoma Historical Society Oklahoma America Great Plains Philadelphia Catlin War Department Regiment of United States Dragoons Fort Gibson Uncle Sam Regiment of Dragoons U.S Turbulent West Fifth Avenue Washington United States New York Boston New England Tennessee Dragoons Main Street Spatney Catlin Chadwick Washits Atwood Hughes County Littlever Pontotec County Leavenworth Daniel S. W. Kearney Cok Dodge Journal of Co. L Osages

Dragoons March Across Indian Territory to Edwards Trading Post

A historical account describes the 1849 dragoon expedition from near Allen to Blue River and Fort Washita, pursuing buffalo, enduring heat in woolen uniforms, and tracing routes to Edwards Trading Post and Camp Osage. It notes notable figures, later reflections, and ties to Josiah Gregg and Edwards Trading Post era.

Baftais Allen Blue River Jesse Gen. Leavenworth Col. Dodge Wheelock Catlin Gen. Leaven Lexington Fort Holmes Canadian River Little River Camp Edwards Edwards Trading Post Dragoons Oklahoma Edwards Hell Okdhoma Fort Gibson Camp Osage Ft. Smith Josiah Gregg van Buren Ark Santa Fe New Mexico Jesse Chisholm California W. A. Delaney, Jr Ada Pontotoc County United States Leutenant Jefferson Davis Confederacy

Nation to Honor War Dead with Tuesday Memorial Services

Nationwide observances mark Memorial Day with services at home and abroad. General George C. Marshall to speak at Arlington National Cemetery with Captain Adam Zisenhauer representing President Truman. Bricker to speak at Cedysburg near the Lincoln battlefield. Flags placed at national cemeteries and abroad. Over 510,000 graves, including 31,000 World War I dead overseas and 94,000 dead from other wars.

Washington George C. Marshall Arlington, Va. National Truman Adam Zisenhauer White House Bricker Ohio Cedysburg Santient Abraham Lincoln United States Alaska Puerta Rico Hawaii

Tulsaans Finishing Service Academies Tulsa

Four Tulsans will graduate from army and navy service institutes in June. They are Paul S. Ache Jr Clark Smith Walter Price to be commissioned at West Point and Henry Dutt Arnold at Annapolis. All attended Tulsa Central High School. The highest evaluate in the nation and second highest in the world is at Fioresta near Crested Butte Colorado.

Tulsa Okla Paul S. Ache, Jr Clark Smith Walter Price West Point Henry Dutt Arnold Annapolia Tulsa Central High School Toagee Teae Fioresta Crested Butte Colorada

Ada schools to run summer band classes in June

Ada schools announce summer band sessions led by Austin Kidwell director of instrumental music. The program runs June 1 through June 30 five days a week with study and practice including advanced marching private instruction drum and band work. About 35 of 40 beginners expected. call before June 1 if missed talent tests. Daily sessions start at 8 30 am and group schedules will be announced.

Austin Kinwell Ada Ada High School Kidwell Amony Irving and Glen Wood Washington, Hayes Willard

New Summer Furniture on Market Uses Wrought Iron and Aluminum

A 1980 feature describes durable outdoor furniture in wrought iron and aluminum with water resistant fabrics. It highlights aluminum folding chairs, lattice plastic bands, and adjustable frames, plus wrought iron sets with white paint and six year rust resistance. Rattan and Chinese Peel options offer lighter, weatherproof choices for porches, sundecks, and sunrooms with versatile tables and cushions.

Suk Gardner Wright Iron

Tandakaya Group Party At Hayes School

The Tandakaya Group met at Hayes School on Wednesday. Mrs. Jack Martin Mrs. A B Cuck and Mrs. Jack Clawson hosted a party with cake and ice cream. A red and blue cake bore Tandakaya Group 1950. Miss Hager received cups and 8 hor guns aware. We played the Virginia Bee then departed.

Tandakaya Group Hayes School Jack Martin A. B. Cuck Jack Clawson Virginia Bee Scribe Helena Kuras

Spelling No Gauge Of Intelligence

Bethlehem Pa May 2 A Lehigh University professor Dr Harold Anderson chemist says minds capable of deep science can miswrite nucleus in 63 ways. He compiled the list over 24 years from student papers and correspondence with scientists and industry leaders.

Bethlehem Lehigh University Harold ¥. Anderson Reyrarch Industry

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Seychelles

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