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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

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Brush Control Field Day Showcased Frontier Land Revival

About 75 farmers attended the brush control field day at H. C. Wright farm and Lazy D Ranch near Ada to evaluate tree injector and aerial spray methods. Experts explained chemical sprays, basal treatments, and the new tree injector, noting brush removal can triple land value when native grass returns.

H. C. Wright Ada Lazy D Ruel Little Tree Reuel Little Roy Berry Springdale Clarence Kingery Oklahoma City Neal Stidham SCS Byron Smith Rene Little Madill Little

County property value rises above 1955 figure

Pontotoc County property values total 23,726,769 dollars, up 1,050,989 from last year. County Assessor Charles Rushing cites gains mainly in public service and personal real estate, with a 1,022,849 dollar increase in real estate.

Pontotoc County Charles Rushing

Thomas Ranch completes large trench silo for winter feed

Jimmie Thomas of the Thomas Ranch southeast of Ada finishes a concrete trench silo with 600 ton capacity. The 200 by 20 by 22 foot structure forms two connected silos, draining to both ends for 150 cows and 150 yearlings, planned to feed in 120 days.

Thomas Jimmie Thomas Thomas Ranch Ada New Trench

Census Shows Drop In County 1955 School Population

County school census shows total 6325 pupils for 1955, down 192 from 6517 in 1954. Ada, Allen, and Stonewall show largest numeric losses while rural schools gain. percentages reveal Stonewall and Ada declines, with several small schools posting increases.

Ada Allen Stonewall

Health Expert Warns Against Summer Danger

Dr. Ray A. Northrip warns residents that summer increases risk of typhoid fever food poisoning and accidents. He cautions about unfamiliar countryside hazards and notes children aged 1 to 15 suffer most accidents while summer outings tempt risky behavior.

Ray A. Northrip

First Annual Meet Draws Vanoss Grads

VANOSS The first annual Vanoss High School alumni banquet was held Saturday night June 4 in the gym. About 350 advance tickets were sold. J. H. Biard, former superintendent, attended and said he and Mrs. Biard live in Ardmore. Carl Tilley and Mrs. Ethel Tilley attended. many graduates noted later teaching in the Vanoss system. Joe Hunt came from New Jersey. Flowers decorated the stage and tables.

Vanoss Vanoss High School J. H. Biard Joe Hunt New Jersey

Calvary Church At Black Rock Plans Dinner

Calvary Baptist formerly Black Rock Baptist celebrates new church building with a noon dinner next Sunday June 12. Rev J N Balthrop pastor invites the public to attend. Services began in the Black Rock school with the first service on Sunday June 5. the concrete block building sits between Black Rock and Steedman.

Calvary Baptist Ada Black Rock J. N. Balthrop Black Rock Baptist Steedman

Center’s Fifth Annual Homecoming

Center invites all residents and former residents to a homecoming in the Center gym on Sunday June 12 at 10 am with Virgil Medlock as master of ceremonies.

Center Virgil Medlock

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Harold Davis Davis Roff Soil Conservation District Last Frontier Byron T. Smith Soil Conservation Service H. C. Wright Place Lula Fitzhugh Vaness Byng McLish Latta Vanoss Grads Calvary Church
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