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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

2

Farm Women Club Advisory Council Meeting and Cotton Dress Revue

The advisory council of county home demonstration clubs held a Friday afternoon meeting with a cotton dress revue featuring Colbert Hemen Union Valley Pleasant Hill and Vanoss clubs. First place in cotton house dress went to Mrs Willie Kuykendall and first in street dress to Mrs Gladys Thompson, earning a trip to Stillwater for a state contest.

Lemna Maloney Bhawnee Colbert Hemen Union Valley Pleasant Hill Vanass Willie Kuykendall Homer Club Gladys Thompson Union Valley Club Stillwater Oklahoma A M. College Jessie Morgan Bromide Ady Chamber of Commerce

Walnut datana threat to Oklahoma walnut and pecan trees

Entomologist Ephraim Hixson of Oklahoma A and M College warns the walnut datana will become a serious problem within ten days as larvae emerge since May 25. He notes leaves turn white as clusters appear, recommends removing clusters or burning them, and suggests lead arsenate spray or cele arsenate dust for large-scale control to save tree stock.

Ephiam Hixson Oklahoma A M. College Hixson

Floods surround town of Lindsborg in worst rise in 35 years

Lindsborg Kan June 3 floodwaters circle the town with the Smoky Hill river at 32.50 feet at 1 55 am far below the 94.5 ft 1903 crest. Rural areas face heavy damage as all bottom lands flood and Missouri Pacific reports 112 miles of track under water toward Bridgeport. Water seeps into west end basements and the city disposal plant is submerged as the crest moves toward Bridgeport and Salina.

Lindsborg Kan Smoky Hill Missouri Pacific Bridgeport Salina Rostow

Wintersmith Park to host July 4 program and concessions

Wintersmith Park may become the entertainment center for the Fourth of July with a two day program planned. City Commissioner J F Pryor said plans discussed for entertainment concessions and a fireworks demonstration organized by civic groups to be held this holiday.

Wintersmith Park J. FL Pryor Holiday Ag

REA Line Construction Nears Start in Rural Area

Project to complete 100 miles of lines in Pontotoc Hughes and Coal counties with 1350000 loan approved and a new board of directors named. Crews will use Black Diamond 30 foot poles and three phase four wire main lines from Fittstown to Atwood. Labor to be recruited through Federal Employment Agency as bids await REA approval.

Interstate Cooperative Power and Electric Company Rural Electrification Administration Fittstown Atwood Ateral Pontotoc Hughes Coal O. A. Gray Ada J. W. Wilkergon Stonewall J. D. King Coalgste J. E. Maddox Gaar Corner Guy H. Binkley

Sun Ray Oilers Edge Hazel-Atlas In Softball Thriller

The Sun Ray Oilers of Allen defeated Hazel-Atlas 14 to 13 at Bowman field before about 750 fans. Sun Ray piled 14 runs on 16 hits with 6 errors while Hazel-Atlas had 20 hits and 6 errors. Morrison and Carruth starred with 20 chances error free, as Jones led Sun Ray with three hits.

Sun Ray Oilers Allen Hazel-Atlas Bowman Sun Ray Morrison Carruth

FDR's son to attend Sulphur water carnival

Oklahoma City June 3 (UP) Governor Marland said he will introduce Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, at a Sulphur water carnival. Marland aims to show loyalty to Roosevelt amid Elmer Thomas visits, with the event expected to be non political. Roosevelt’s visit to Oklahoma to dedicate Grand River dam may follow, per Thomas.

Oklahoma City E. W. Marland Elmer Thomas Marland Eliott Roosevelt Okla Roosevelt Thomas White House Oklahoma Reg. Williams Marlands Fort Worth Texas Grand River Works Progress Administration Ira Finley Red Oak Wilburton McAlester A. Key Ardmore Tuskahoma A. Murray Tishominga Konawa Leone Phillips Valliant Huge Atoka Durant U. 5. Senate Race: Governor Marland, Sulphur, 2:30 P. m., Durant P.m Lomnrrow Gomer Smith Checotah Henryetta

Harvest Of Wheat Moving Northward In Oklahoma

ENID June 3 Wheat harvest spreads north from the southern rim of the northwest Oklahoma belt toward Kingfisher and Grant counties. Binders reap wheat while combines work mainly on barley near Enid. most harvesting should start around June 10. Grain dealers forecast above normal yield despite local damage from hail and floods, with opinions split on overall crop prospects. Travelers in Greece buy souvlaki meat skewers in railway stations.

Enid Northwest Oklahoma Kingfisher County Grant County

Petition Seeks Grand Jury in Pontotoc County

A petition requesting a grand jury to probe courthouse conditions was filed with District Judge Tal Crawford, bearing 305 signatures. County officials plan swift action. Judge Crawford will decide if 100 bona fide taxpayers are present and a grand jury may be summoned next week. District Attorney W W Stanfield considers enlisting a state prosecutor and says 20 to 25 witnesses may be subpoenaed. Mrs H D Garner faces district court trial Monday for neglect of duty and misuse of lands.

Tal Crawford Crawford Stanfield Pontotoc County Arand H. D. Garner

Contour Farming Cuts Fuel Costs in Oklahoma Fields

In Stillwater Oklahoma farmers using contour farming report fuel savings of 20 to 30 percent versus traditional straight row planting on slopes. Soil Conservation Service notes growing adoption across counties and in erosion control projects, with five car cooperative agreements urging contour planting for all crops on sloping fields to protect machinery and reduce fuel use.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma Soil Conservation Service Soi

Body Found in Tulsa Hobo Jungle

Unidentified man about 50 found by Guy Johnson in a Tulsa hobo jungle near the railroad tracks. No violence marks observed. autopsy ordered to determine cause of death per County Investigator HH Cullison.

Tulsa Here HH Cullison Guy Johnson Burbank Okla

Tornado Ravages Tillman County Texas Oklahoma Border

A tornado struck the Texas Oklahoma border town of Grandfield demolishing business blocks and homes. One man, Hubert Arlen Thomas, was electrocuted near Lawton, while two women suffered injuries from flying glass. Power lines were down and the area dark, with one outside telephone circuit remaining. Farmland homes and brick buildings suffered extensive damage along Highway 36 and surrounding farms amid rain and hail.

Grandfield Okls Texas-Oklahoma Hubert Arlen Thomas Lawton Here Tillman County Woter

Hudson Carpenter Case Returns To Court In Damage Clash

Hudson, 46, filed a 10000 suit in district court against Carpenter over an early year altercation tied to a peace justice judgment. Hudson seeks 5000 actual and 5000 exemplary damages for a knife wound, while Carpenter claims Hudson struck his son with a rock. Both men face assault charges and remain bound over on bond pending trial.

Smith Hudson Carpenter Hudson Peace Justice Court

Jury Declares Mistrial In Welch Pollution Suit

A district court jury in a pollution case brought by Louise and Howard Welch against Moore Incorporated could not reach a verdict after deliberating several hours. Judge Tal Crawford declared a mistrial amid the second week of the term. The Welchs accused salt water from Moore wells of polluting a freshwater spring serving their service station, grocery, and tourist camp in Fittfield.

Louise Howard Welch Moore Incorporated Chwil District Court Tal Crawford Crawford Welchs Moore Wells the Fittfeld

Ada Milling Co Seeks Damages Over Prints Use

The Ada Milling company of Ada sues the Morrison Milling company of Denton in district court at Denton Texas for 50000 dollars. Ada alleges Morrison infringed Ada’s preferred rights in the use of prints for sacking jute.

Ada Milling Co Ada Milling Company Ada Denton Texas Morrison Milling Company

Ford says U.S. must return to farming movement

Detroit June 3 Henry Ford in a farm camp interview urged a back-to-the-land shift as part of America's prosperity. He criticized financial interests he says drive war and price control, praised World War veterans as future leaders, and signaled volume production of his low-cost tractor.

Detroit Washington White House Henry Ford Ford Dearborn Wall Street P. Morgan House of Morgan Morgan Thomas Edison Taney Congress

County race withdrawals trim county slate in Texas

Last week saw two more withdrawals from county races leaving 73 candidates, with A T Watson and Willie Webb bowing out while others like Della Bedford and Ray Stegall remained unopposed for major offices. In Buffalo Texas a motel robber demanded 10000 at a Liberty Bank, claiming dynamite threats and prompting FBI questioning of Reno De Elbe.

J. G. Abney A. T. Watson Bill Bayer Willie Webb W. H. Summers County Neigher John Boyce McKeel Ada al .G. Nichols Senate Summers Bevers Della Bedford Ray Stegall Buffalo Federal Bureau of Investigation Reno de Elbe Tyler John J. Whalen Liberty Bank Richard H. Dentinger Ag Wintery

Demonstration Club Is Formed At Steedman

A new home demonstration club was formed in Steedman last week. Mrs. Jessie Morgen, home demonstration agent, announced the organization on Saturday. Mrs. Jim L. Phelps was elected president, with 15 members at launch. Mrs. Volney Blackburn as vice president and Mrs. N. W. Wells as secretary. The Steedman group was sponsored by Mrs. Stinson of the Frisca home economics department. After the meeting, refreshments were served.

Steedman Jessie, Morgen Jim L. Phelps Volney Blackburn N. W. Wells Stinson Frisca Home Economics

Highway Contracts Let June 21 for Oklahoma City District

Oklahoma City June 3 The state highway commission will hold a 1,456,997 dollar construction letting June 21. Major work funds U S highway 270 route northwest from Oklahoma City with 18.12 miles in Canadian county and 11 bridges. Other projects include sections from the Oklahoma county line to US 64 near Tulsa, 5,620 feet of jetties at Arkansas river bridge on US 64, and 10.26 miles of concrete paving on US 270 in Dewey county near Oakwood.

Oklahoma ‘City State Highway Commission Oklahoma’ City Canadian County Oklahoma County Okatchevy Tulsa County Bixsby Dewey County Oakwood Ada News

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