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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
10
The Bebee column records Miss Pat Tilley visiting, many local families gathering at Capes and Wilfong homes, and frequent Sunday School at Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church. A parade of visits spans Ada, Lawton, Duncan, Texoma Lake trips, fishing outings, and lake and road work notes, with several outings to Stratford and Parker areas.
Hart News summarizes a week of local visits and gatherings. Families such as the Cantwells, Griffths, Ow nbeys, and Johns ons share Tuesday and Wednesday stayovers with relatives in Ada, Sapulpa, Sulphur, and Norman. Outreach includes service members in the U.S. Navy and air force assignments at Goodfellow AFB San Angelo.
A home economist notes 20 to 30 sausage varieties, with frankfurters near top in popularity. The article describes a baked Frankfurter and Sauerkraut dish using mashed potatoes, minced onion, sauerkraut, and dill seed, arranged in an eight inch square dish and baked for 20 minutes yielding 4 to 6 servings.
Brisket comes from beef and can be cooked two ways. Braising uses a small amount of water and simmering. Corned brisket is cooked in liquid, covered, with water for 3 to 4 hours for a 6 pound piece.
The report lists several local visits and social connections. Mrs. Bud Boren, a sister of Mrs. Ownbey and Mr. Grod, hosted relatives in Ardmore on Saturday. The Kenseth Stanfield group and Mrs. J. B. Stanfield accompanied Mamie Solomon and her grandson home after a lunch in Sulphur’s park. Maurice Wayne Cantwell of Elk City joined Leroy Cantwell for a Saturday night supper. Alvis and Gene Griffith, sons of Arna and Arno Griffiths, attended church in Wilson Saturday night, while Ewena Williams of Stratford, Isaac Phillips, and Joel of Pampa visited Mrs. Grace Johnson and May on Sunday morning.
Sunday afternoon visitors extended to the Johnson home and to relatives across Fitzhugh Strat ford and Dun can. Isaac Phillips, Mrs. Johnson, Miss May Johnson and their families hosted and hosted guests including Dr. William H. Watson and several Cantwell, Griffith, Thompson, and Parker relatives.
James Crew, on leave from the U S Navy, denied charges of battering Juanita Chilton at 608 North Broadway. Chilton testified she was beat and bruised with fists. Chilton is a cook on a submarine. He said he sends over $200 a month for child support of two minor children by another marriage. Charges were dismissed.
The readable text references sugars and their evaporation or condensation in a fragmentary way, noting how certain substances may be treated or processed. No clear event, person, or organization is identified in the legible lines.
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