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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1962

Page

2

Spud Experts Warn Chip Shortage Threatens Prices

Dr Ora Smith and Harold B Cregar warn a shortage of high quality chippable potatoes could push chip prices to 15 cents per bag, threaten 25 000 jobs, and harm the economy unless acreage expands through low cost loans and government education programs. They cite surveys of growers and forecast broader retail and industry impact across supermarkets and restaurants.

U. Ss Cregar Ora Smith Cornell University Rae Ennacee Harold B. Cregar Dr. Smith

McLeroy Faces District Court Hearing Today

Ada district court opens a new criminal docket with R K McLeroy charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing about five cases of beer from the 89 Tavern on North Broadway in October 1961. Bill Keel testified the beer disappeared around October 21 1961 and later found at a Davis trailer.

District Court Roy Lee Bruner Bruner Albert Wayne Frazier R. K McLeroy Ada McLeroy North Broadway Bill Keel Keel Burl , Webb Davis

Pioneer recalls rugged life and early Allen duties

Olivo, a veteran resident, reflects on frontier responsibilities in Allen. He recalls burying the first Indian in Allen Cemetery, caring for family in harsh territory, and riding to fetch the doctor. Now in retirement, he stays active checking his land and 15 cows with his sister nearby.

Olivo Olive Allen Bruner Oliva

Mary Harrison obituary notices at Ada Oklahoma

Mary Harrison leaves five daughters and two sons with a sister and many grandchildren in Ada and across Oklahoma. Services were at 2 p.m. Monday in the Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev Neal Johnson of Sand Springs officiating. Burial followed at Slonewvall Cemetery with bearers listed as Ed Halverson Bob McCurley Oli Biggerstall Leon Landrith Roy Harp and C Callahan.

Page Ore First Methodist Church Ada L. P. Carpenter Mary B. Harrison Eila Baxter Pryor Viola Pale Oklahoma City Jess Young Ok Harrieson Earle E. Harrison Oklahoma. City Nannie Simmons Lean Tex Chapel of Criswell Funeral Home Neal Johnson Sand Springs Ed Halverson Bob McCurley Oli Biggerstall Leon Landrith Roy Harp C. Callahan Slonewvall Cemetery

Stonewall Starts Season With Weekend Openers

Stonewall continues play after a lengthy break as coaches and players prep the field for the first pitched bat. On tap for the opener are the Asher and Vaness squads for the 12 and under and 36 and under divisions.

Asher Vaness Stonewall J

Ada area social notes and obituaries from Centrahoma era

A long string of social visits, family notices, and local events across Ada area residents. Many names appear with visits, weekend guests, illnesses, and travel, plus a death notice for Mandell Marpan and a funeral plan in Roff.

Ada Livestock Auction Prices Reported Cattle and Hogs

Prices moved higher on Tuesday at Ada Livestock Auction. Cattle included young cattle and stockers with calves and bulls rising to 22 to 28.50 for calves and 14-17 for cows. Hogs showed bulk butcher weights around 14.50 to 15.50 per hundredweight. Oklahoma farm prices listed for various rail and regional markets follow with wheat near 2.00, and broilers and butterfat ranges noted in regional notes.

Ada Oklahoma City API State Board of Agriculture Today Manchester Alva Clinton Medford Vici el Reno Enid Kingfisher Okeene Watonga Yui Vkon Tes

Allen Family Outing With Missionary Group Tour

Rev David Forester leads First Baptist Church Intermediate Bible class on a Tuesday outing to the home of Indian missionary Rev Aaron Hancock in McAlester Talihina and the Kiamichi Baptist Assembly. They picnic at Camp Hudgens in McAlester with members including Priscilla Crabtree Margaret Wheeler Neeta Case and others. The Women’s Missionary Union met at the church for a royal service program led by Mrs Tennie Kemp with a Pakistan trip lesson and participants Grady Miller Billie...

David Forester First Baptist Church Walter Watsons H. D. Harbeson Williard Wright Ed Crabtree Aaron ‘Hancock McAlester Talihina Kiamichi Priscilla Crabtree Margaret Wheeler Neeta Case Gwinda Cannada Shannon Knighten Betty Brown Charles Mike Crabtree Brooks Palmer Tom[ay ‘Patterson Harold Rine“hart Union First Baptist’ Church Tennie Kemp Pakistan Grady Miller Billie

Family Visits Across States Span Weekday Stay

Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown of Ontario California and grandson Tommy Smith of Gainesville Texas visited Monday to Friday with Mr and Mrs Tom Hughes. Mrs Hughes awaits weekend visit from her son and family. Orville Green and daughter Jerry arrive from Medford Oregon. Greens last visited Allen five years ago. Georgia Bates of Napa California was a Friday guest of the Spairs. Connie Lynt name chosen for Earl Boyd and wife’s daughter born Saturday at 10 am at Connie P S Hospital. Lynn Boyd weighs seven pounds eight ounces, sixth child, with sisters Billie and Carrol and brothers Dannie Dale Eddie. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Boyd Allen. Nettie Cook and Lois Hancock were weekend guests of Hancock’s son and family, J W Hancock. Olecla spent past week visiting her brother and attending Bible school at Seminole, returning home with her mother and grandmother.

Mandell Mar Pan Rofl Route 1 Centrahama First Baptist Church of Roff Jerry Queen J. K. P. Larsh Jr Bud Graves Dave Davis Fareh Craig Carl Stewart Eldon Hudson Smith Funeral Home East Hill Cemetery Rdl Morgan Adas Hospital Claude Nicholas Pearl Reton Nicholas Stratford Centrahoma Mondell Nicholas Tony Morgan Baptist Church of Ross Order of Eastern Star James Nicholas San. Maria Calif Homer Nicholas Fresno Ida Nicholas Mountain View Okla Alva Johnson Cantwell Pfc Harrel Ray MecCarn Vernon van Schuyver Clint Kimbrough Lawton Scooter Pearl McCarn New York Miles Kimmel Fred Kim Kenneth McCarn Ada Mr. Brough David McCarn Gantwell Dock McCain Atwood Hallywood Leroy Cantwell Hershel Kelvin Roy Cantwell Bill Domby Roy Cantwells Joe Bob Dennis Norman Wallraths Ed Little Paul Keith Allbright Steve Mark Guy Joe Henry Waters Dixie Lynn Bob Freeman Lois Terry Ann Waters Oklahoma City H. L. Waters Ardmore Lester Sherman Ruby Howard Littles Mrs. B.I. Scoggins Summers Chapel George Brown Don Brown Karen Kay Doneta Rae Clar'rence Brown Letricia Wilson Inkiller i Hake Tishling Rl, Wood J. A. Bradley Max Law Gregory B. B. Jackson Bobby Rita Alfred Brown Ontario Tommy Smith Gainesville Tex Tom Hughes Brown Hughes Connie Lynt Earl Boyd P&s Hospital Connie Lynn Boyd Billie Carrol Dannie Dale Eddie Lucille’ Hinchey George Boyd Allen Nettie’ Cook Lois Hancock

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