Ada Junior High Ninth Graders Attend Senior High Promotion
The Ada Junior High presented a three act play All Aboard by Auras Coulter Martens and announced class awards. Ninth grade students performed, with Harold Gresham directing the band and Doris Dean leading songs. Special awards included Stall to Anita Henry and several Danforth and American Legion recognitions.
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Umasvel
Ada Junior Hill Auditorium
Auras Coulter Martens
Harold Gresham
Mezerbeer
Byron Builer
Kenneth Dillemoce
Carolyn Stone
Johnnie Mae
Anita Henry
Russell Taylor
Jan Nabors
Burgess
Joan Reynolds
Gayle’ Simmons
Ome Louise Lance
Margaret Ford
Loree Early
Mary Cromer
Mary Ela Reynolds
Donald Kleppey
Franken Davis
George Smith
Derrelyn
2Fevz
Joarm
Memorial Day Observed Here Today by Veterans Groups
Memorial Day observances planned with church services in the morning and a 2:30 pm memorial at Rosedale Cemetery. American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Spanish American War Veterans to participate, with a firing squad and taps. Banks and offices closed Monday. many churches hold Sunday services.
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Rosedale Cemetery
Vlei
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Well Ag
National Guardsmen
Oakmulgee cattle buyer Bazzell waives hearing on bogus check
W. Bazzell, 66, Okmulgee cattle buyer and former tavern operator, waived preliminary hearing on charges of obtaining money by a bogus check. He allegedly gave Hugo sales commission $13,733.26 for cattle and hardships. He was bound over to district court on $25,000 bond. A yellow enamel lamp designed to combat summer insect nuisances in outdoor lighting is available in 60 and low watt sizes.
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UGG
Okla
VPI- W
Bazzell
Okmulgee
Hugo Sales Commission
Fistras
Sugg Seeks Re‑election as Pantatec County Representative
H P Sugg asks opportunity to be of further service in Pantatec County Place No 2. He recalls a first term under a new administration that reorganized state boards, reduced the income tax, and encouraged industry. He cites active committee work, public hearings, and pledged effort to refine laws in the 1969 legislature to better serve his county.
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Shavy
Pantatec
Rouse
Stale Eat ‘Commission
Highy Department
Thy Fish and Gane Commission
House
Imzis‘lature
Isatams Ipriar
Wallace critics attack Mundt Nixon bill during Senate hearing
In Washington on May 20 Benny A Wallace denounced the Mundt Nixon anti communism legislation as the most dangerous, while Thomas Wallace and Norman Thomas socialist candidate urged caution. The senators debated the bill aimed at foreign directed conspiracies to overthrow the U S government. The witnesses warned against misusing emergency powers. Later in Wenatchee, Washington a flood risk forced relocation of a factory site as the Columbia River rose, flooding the building over its old foundation.
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Washington
Benny A Wallace
DHS
Russia
Wallace
Norman
Thoms
Witessea
Senate
U. 3
Oimen
Cornary
Thomas Toh
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Columbia
Senate Campaigns Move Forward In Oklahoma May Primary
Oklahoma City dispatch notes five Democratic senate campaigns schedule talks and appearances this week. Veterans judge Fletcher Riley plans a move toward nomination while the Democratic committee considers a successor for the state supreme court race after a contested filing voided a seat.
Al.so Graduate Class On Monday
A noisy list of graduates and degrees from multiple departments appears. Names include Charles William Austin geology, Mary Emanuel Galvin E A, Betty Migginboth geologist, Lawrence T golmsor engineering, Ruth sh journalism, Lester Adids law, and many others across geology pharmacy chemical engineering and petroleum fields.
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DeGulyer Geale
Geologuy
Frederick Reinkeinjer
Lawrence T
Golmsor
Pharmacy
Wil- Tan ME Masseniale
Bo S. Iy
Clarence Frad Neecham
Easibeoter
Jerry Lee Runniny
Nm Business
Lester Adids
J Edge
Moedeing
Lewis M. Watson
Snedelor Laws
Charles Williams
Ruthsh
Noi Worsham
Chemical Engneerins
Amylers— Nathas Thomas Ztertin
Machanless
Anles
Acthor Wacheloe
Monawa
Jioam Bates
Masdurance
Earl Grove
Tiny Oklahoma notes stray through town visits and health updates
Konowa FD Parish and a checkup at Holdenville report steady progress after a Mayo Brothers operation. Mrs J M Ancore visits Bry, Duke Evins in Oklahoma. The Evanses welcome a baby boy. Mrs FL Walker visits relatives in Faxon. W7 Bickerstall takes over property once owned by the late Mrs Clara Kisbinets. 8 Red Coline makes a business trip to Wewoka. D M Anders and Mrs D Amagen show improvement at Valley View Hospital. Bro Sweet of Ada leads a Bible School and church meeting for Prec Watsam anc in Fritch, Poy. hives ay visits with mother Mrs Wiluama Rhodes and other relatives.
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Holdenville
Mayo Brothers Clinic
J. M. Ancore
Bry
Duke Evins
Evarses
Dairy Show Highlights Five Year County Program
The Pontotes County dairy program continues the original five year plan. Registered dairy heifers were purchased for four years and 27 heifers have been placed with farm boys. The fifth year targets seven outstanding bulls, with pedigrees being checked by the chamber of commerce committee. Two Holstein bulls may be purchased, and a remodeled barn at the fair grounds will provide handling space. Central Oklahoma Dairy Show entries include Betty Sullivan, Robby Sullivan, and others from Byng Latta and parish areas. A milking parlor with new machines and equipment will be showcased, with a dairy queen to be chosen from local 4-H entrants. Details to be announced before the show.
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Ponntee County
The
Ade Chamiber of Commerce
Daisy Earthewil
Olahamra
Ada
Jume
Annapete
Betty
Robby Sullivan
Fitzhugh
Oreite Bryant
Brantiy
Mary
George
McLivh
Mildred Pennington
Parish
Marlene Higdon
Doris Birkley
Byng
Lolita Baxton
Latta
Tung & At & A. mm
Theimer Implement Company
$1,500 Sought by Motorcyclists Five-Star race event attracts riders
More than 282 motorcycle riders from several states are expected at the Five-Star race meet for $1,500 prize. Entries come from Oklahoma, Texas, Michigan, Missouri, California, Colorado, Louisiana, Kansas, and Illinois. George Posley, general chairman, says the program features three riders aimed at renowned times and expert competition.
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EMD
Ofls
Dozem
Oklahoma
Hansas
Texas
Michigan
Missouri
California
Colorado
Louisiana
Arrkansas
Illinois
George Posley
Geneist
Bead Jake Van Zant of Duncan Dies After Heart Attack
Jake Van Zant of Duncan, 64, veteran Scout supporter, died in Sandarko after a heart attack. He attended the Black Beaver Council Bow Scout Camporee and was en route to Duncan. A station attendant reported he suffered a heart attack at the service station. Bud Linton rushed him to Dr. Williams, where he died minutes later. He worked for Southwestern Bell in Duncan and was active in Scout and Red Cross work for ten years. Survived by widow, one daughter Mrs. Bill Pack of Duncan, and two sons Bob R. Van Zant of Beaumont Texas and Maj. Herbert Van Zant, stationed at Sandusonia.
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Okie
van Zant
Duncan
Oklahoma
Black Beaver Council
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R.W. Williams
Maj
Herbert Vam Zant
Wewala
Fone
Sandumionia
Blind musician Kochenower to premiere tone poem at Oberlin
Oberlin May 29 7 The Oberlin College Conservatory of Music Orchestra premieres a new orchestral tone poem for Beranel Kochenower a two year old blind student who has studied at Oberlin for five years He has helped pay his way by taking pianos and playing with dance bands Kochenower will graduate in June and plans marriage to Esther Douglass a former Conservatory student who overcame polio Also they plan summer with family in Waterga and fall back to Oberlin to start piano tuning and seek more dance band work with aim of Yale graduate study later
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Tomphs Peements
Berenel Kochenawer
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Sride
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Oberlin
Yale
Wheat flour proteins extend life of dry cells in electric bytteries?
An obscure report suggests wheat flour proteins may prolong the viability of dry cells fed in electric bytteries by slowing deteriorative processes. The text mentions Clushtights and tropical conditions, but the details are fragmentary.
Latta 4-H Girls Win State Ice Cream Demonstration
Maxine and Wilma Nessy of Latta 4-H club are state champions in term demonstration coached by Mrs Vivian Crusort. After winning county title they practiced at the county agent’s office making ice cream in three quarts, serving samples to newsmen and agents, and won an overwhelmingly favorable verdict for their smooth, richly flavored creation.
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Stillwater
Maxine
Wilma Nessy
Latta
Vivian Crusort
Emty Tome
Israel's President Sees Dream Come Into Reality Now
Bal Boyle profiles Dr. Chaim Weizmann, praising his vision of a Jewish homeland and outlining his role in Zionism, wartime science, and diplomacy. The piece reflects on his dream of peace amid early challenges after Israel’s founding, noting his age and health while highlighting his influence on the state and its people.
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Bal Boyle
New York
APL
Russia
Sthine
Chaim Weizmann
Israch
Weizmann
Germany
Chaim Welzresntl
Manchester
Lloyd George
Weismann
Hors
Isit
Pakes- Sitte
Ada Industrial Show a Big Local Success This Year
The Ada Industrial Show drew crowds Thursday through Saturday with exhibits from merchants Jaycees and various firms. Visitors toured displays including clothing, furniture, photography and household amenities while entertainment featured school skits and local talent. organizers plan for next year amid optimism despite prior rainy weather concerns.
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Reden
Hereford
Jaycees
Jaycee S
Aranram
Tt Teck
Geparc~ Brent
Apaiamee
Favre Avvilations
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Thena McBride School of Dance
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Emmett Johnson
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Paul Jones Dies At San Francisco
Paul Tomes, 57, longtime editor for the Ponterse County Democrat in Allen, died of a heart attack Monday in San Francisco Cab, where he was employed by a railroad company. He previously worked as a railroad worker and published political material from 1998 to 1899. Survived by widow Birdie Alletha Jones, a daughter Ruth Jones of San Francisco, a son Ine Jones in a San Francisco hospital, and brother Herschel Jones of Trinidad, Colorado.
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Ponterse County Democrat
Allen
San Francisco
Cab
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Birdie Alletha Jones
Paws Valley
Ruth Jones
Ine Jones
Herschel Jones
Trinidad
Colorado
Dame May Whitty Dies in Hollywood
British actress Dame May Whitty died in Hollywood at age 54. Survived by daughter Margaret Webster, she was a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for World War I services. Among stage and film roles she appeared in Night Must Fall, Madame, Sign of the Stain, The White Cliffs, Gaslight, and Devotion.
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May Whitty
Margaret Wiebster
Burer
Bke
Mics Webster
May
Bam Wester
George VI
White Cliffs
Henry Frying
Rand
Eller ‘Terry
Prayer Meeting For Women at Asbury Methodist Church
Rev A A Puckett to lead a prayer meeting for women during the Fifth Monday Assembly of the Aca Council of Church Women on May 31 at 2 30 in the Asbury Methodist church. AYP church women invited and urged to attend.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Aca Council of Church
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