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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

6

East Central Names Spring Honor Roll Scholars 1951

East Central State College released the Spring Honor Roll for the second semester of 1951. Students listed carried 15 or more credit hours with a minimum 3.3 GPA, including numerous seniors juniors and freshmen across Ada Sasakwa Davis Webbers Falls and other Oklahoma towns.

East Central State College Alder Ann Ada RFD Baker Voltarine Bell Louise Blackburn Irene Sasakwa Bounds Joan Davis Briley Iva Jo Webbers Falls Brooks Nelda Ash

Stratford Visitors Farmed in and Around Stratford

Stratford News lists multiple local and distant visitors and relatives spending time in Stratford. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris and daughters Nancy and Sandra of Trona California visiting Burel Mullins and others. Besides, families from Norman Ada Pontotoc Pauls Valley and Montgomery Alabama are noted visiting relatives and staying with local households. Mr. and Mrs. Henry with son Gene, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Selby, and Lt. and Mrs. W J Papin and children Gregory and Pamela are among those mentioned.

Raymond Harris Nancy Sandra Trona Calif B. O. Blakley Stratford Kelsey Henry Gene A. L. Jackson Frank Griffin Mrs. Henry Norman W. J. Papin Gregory Pamela Montgomery Ala Isadore Pelter

UN Truce Chief Demands End to Reds Riots

Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison accused Communist delegates of directing prisoner riots on Koje Island and forcing captured personnel to self harm to advance their aims. He framed the issue as a choice between an honorable armistice and a bloody, profitless war amid North Korean rebuttal.

Munsan Korea United Nations William K. Harrison Red Koje Island Koje U. N Harrison Nam II

Prisoner Hangs Self in Ardmore Jail

A 21 year old inmate awaiting sentencing for first degree robbery at Carter County jail Ardmore hanged himself using a noose fashioned from bedding. He left a note to his wife and two children expressing remorse and shame. County officials described him as a "clean cut boy" and the body was found by another prisoner early yesterday.

Ardmore Okla John Caldwell Carter County Charles C. Hadley Oklahoma City

Seminole Trio Visits Stratford Friends En Route to Sulphur

Mr. and Mrs. Ryder Larney June Larney and Juanita Clark of Seminole visited friends in Stratford on Tuesday while traveling to Sulphur.

Ryder Larney June Larney Juanita Clark Seminole Stratford

Millsap Family Visits Relatives in Pauls Valley

Mr and Mrs E W Millsap and daughter Evelene join Mrs Henry Baugh for a Sunday evening visit to relatives in Pauls Valley. The gathering included Mr and Mrs O T Evans and Mr and Mrs V A Millsap.

E. W. Millsap Evelene Henry Baugh O. T. Evans V. A. Millsap Pauls Valley

Skinner Family Leaves for Phoenix After Visit

Mr and Mrs W O Skinner depart Monday for Phoenix Arizona after a two week visit with daughters Mrs Ott Jones and son Bob and Mr and Mrs Loy Wood and family of the Galey community.

W. O. Skinner Phoenix Ariz Ott Jones Bob Loy Wood Galey

Nulls Family Visit Spans Two Texan Towns

Mr and Mrs R C Nulls and Mr and Mrs R M Nulls of Liberty Texas and J W Nulls of Mulloon Texas spent Monday and Tuesday with Aunt Mrs Low Phillips in a two day family visit in Texas.

R. C. Nulls R. M. Nulls Liberty Texas J. W. Nulls Muldoon Low Phillips

Mrs Bill Nutt and Family Visit in Davis

Mrs Bill Nutt and her family spent Sunday afternoon visiting in Davis, sharing time with local friends and neighbors in a casual community gathering.

Bill Nutt Davis

Martins Visit Antonsons in Wynnewood this Week

Shirley and Faye Martin of Wynnewood are visiting Rev. and Mrs. N. N. Antonson this week for a prolonged stay and social visit.

Shirley Faye Martin Wynnewood Rev Mrs. N. N. Antonson

Hack Lebaugh and Nekita Travel to Sulphur on Business

Mr Hack Lebaugh and Mrs Lebaugh along with Nekita undertook a business trip to Sulphur on Monday.

Hack Lebaugh Nekita

Local Byford Family Visits Kin South of Town

Monroe Byford of Konawa and Mr and Mrs Doc Byford spent Sunday with a son and with J R Byford and daughter Yu vonna south of town.

Monroe Byford Konawa Doc Byford J. R. Byford Yuvonna

Gibbons Family Weekend Visit to Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs John Gibbons spent the weekend in Oklahoma City with Freeman Gibbons and his family including Freeman Franklin the couple’s son and grandson.

John Gibbons Oklahoma City Freeman Gibbons Freeman Franklin

Noble couple visits family across town

Mr. and Mrs. Piez Henry of Noble spent Thursday night with his sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burkhart. They also visited his mother Mrs. Frank Griffin and Mr. Griffin.

Piez Henry of Noble Cecil Burkhart Frank Griffin Mr. Griffin

Stillwater Visitors Return After Weekend Visit

Babe Ethridge and Miss Ann Davidson from Stillwater visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W W Ethridge and sister. Mr Ethridge and Miss Davidson finished their school in Stillwater in May and will work on their master's degree this summer.

Babe Ethridge Ann Davidson Stillwater W. W. Ethridge Ottie Smith Mr. Ethridge Miss Davidson

Lee Bullock Family Visit Spans Valley and Davis

Lee Bullock of Pauls Valley spent Friday and Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Bullock. They returned home with him and spent the night and then visited another son and family Mr and Mrs Arthur Bullock at Davis Sunday.

Lee Bullock Pauls Valley W. H. Bullock Arthur Bullock Davis

Perkins and Ada visitors call on Miss Mollie Farris home

Mr Hughes of Perkins and Mrs Mc Clain of Ada visited recently at the home of Miss Mollie Farris and Mattie Slatten, sharing greetings and social contact.

James Hughes Perkins R. E. McClain Ada Mollie Farris Mattie Slatten

Burts Burris Visit Noted by Slatten and Farris

Mr and Mrs Burt Burris are visited by Mrs Mattie Slatten and Miss Mollie Farris at the home of Mr and Mrs War.

Burt Burris Mattie Slatten Mollie Farris War

Local Figures Visit in Madill and Oklahoma

Ren Raborn and associates conducted business in Madill last week. Mr and Mrs Lonnie Lobaugh and son Doyle of Edmond visited Roy Hanks and family. Pfc and Mrs Robert Lobaugh, stationed at San Diego, are reassigned to Camp Pendleton in North Carolina.

Ren Raborn Madill Lonnie Lobaugh Doyle of Edmond Roy Hanks Oscaracks Lobaugh Pfc Robert Lobaugh San Diego Camp Pennington North Carolina

Local visits and family ties across Ada and Marlow

Mrs. Will Crawford stayed with her daughter Mrs. Amy Price in Ada from Friday to Monday. Mrs. Ona Ellis visits a daughter while Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmore host in Marlow where Mr. Gilmore is ill. James Smith of Talango California visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith and relatives.

Will Crawford Amy Price Ada Ona Ellis Jim Gilmore Marlow Mr. Gilmore James Smith Talango, Calif Mrs J. P. Smith

Family Visit From Oklahoma City Members

Mr and Mrs Hoot Shahan and their sons Ronnie and Jimmy visited his sister Mrs Jack Blackburn and Billy Friday evening in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Family Visits Spur Weekend Guests

Mr and Mrs Willie Riedel and family of Oklahoma City spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Babe Shults and family. Charlene Austin joined the Riedel girls for a week visit. Mrs Lee Ott spent the weekend with her mother Mrs I E Atterberry in Tecumseh.

Willie Riedel Oklahoma City Babe Shults Charlene Austin Riedel Mrs. Lee Ott I. E. Atterberry Tecumseh

Miss Janet Green Plans Texas Visit and Work

Miss Janet Green left Friday to visit her brother and sister in law at Austin Texas and plans to work while there. Mr and Mrs Henry Williams and their son Roger visited Mrs Williams brother Mr and Mrs O E Nichold in Tulsa Sunday through Wednesday of this week.

Janet Green Vernon Green Austin Texas Janet Henry Williams Roger

Tulsa Visitors Stop By With Smiths Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs C H Lewis of Tulsa visited over the weekend with their daughter Reverend and Mrs Alvin Smith and their family.

C. H. Lewis Tulsa Rev Mrs Alvin Smith

Fox Youth Helps Harvest in Nash Oklahoma

Bobby Don Fox, son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Fox, visits his aunt and uncle in Nash Oklahoma to help with the wheat harvest while staying with Mrs Fox's brother Lewis Zender.

Bobby Don Fox Hollis Fox Mrs. Fox Lewis Zender Nash, Okla

Mrs. Butler Visits Parents in Maysville

Mrs. G. L. Butler of Maysville spent Friday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mann.

G. L. Butler Maysville Mrs L. A. Mann

Mrs B O Tinnin Shops In Stratford Friday

Mrs. B. O. Tinnin shopped and handled business in Stratford on Friday, with routine errands and local participation observed.

B. O. Tinnin Stratford

Mrs A H Shi Sr Admitted To Valley View Hospital

Mrs. A. H. Shi Sr. was admitted to Valley View hospital on Thursday.

A. H. Shi Sr Valley View Hospital

Callen and Va den Visit Oklahoma City on Tuesday

M. E. Callen and Marshall Va den made a business trip to Oklahoma City on Tuesday for meetings and ongoing dealings.

M. E. Callen Marshall Vaden Oklahoma City

Williams and boys head to Fort Cobb for summer work

E. W. Williams and his boys have left for Fort Cobb Oklahoma to work during the summer season as reported in local notes.

E. W. Williams Fort Cobb Okla

McGranery reshuffles top ranks in Justice Department

Attorney General James P. McGranery announced the resignations of three assistant attorneys general H. Graham Morison Harold I. Baynton and William A. Underhill as part of a department-wide change He gave no detailed reasons but said the trio wished to return to private practice Morison cited family considerations Baynton said his resignation had been accepted and Underhill welcomed the move to let McGranery pick his own aides The transfers come amid Senate inquiries into the Alien Property Division and ongoing House hearings on the Antitrust Division.

Washington James P. McGranery Justce Department H. Graham Morison Harold I. Baynton Alien Property Office William A. Underhill Senate House Anti-Trust Department McGranery Philadelphia Attorny J. Howard McGrath Newbold Moris Justice Department Underhill Morison Baynton Donald S. Dawson Truman

Engineers invite bids for fort gibson cemetery utility building

U S Engineers invite bids for a 75 by 36 foot utility building at Fort Gibson National Cemetery in Muskogee County. Bids will be opened in Tulsa on June 26.

Tulsa Okla U. S. Engineers Fort Gibson National Cemetery Muskogee County

Small fry prefer soup served in two handle cups

The text notes that small children often handle soup better when served in cups with two handles rather than the standard bowl and spoon, suggesting ease of use and balance for young eaters.

Giant New Electrical Station Near Tupelo Under Construction

Construction underway two miles northwest of Tupelo on a new switching station for the Southwestern Power Administration. The Tupelo station links to Weleetka and Denison Dam lines, with Western Electric supplying a westward line to Anadarko. Engineer F. L. Barrett notes automatic operations with limited staff, a two acre site, and a tentative October 1 completion amid material delays.

Denison Dam Anadarko Weleetka Tupelo Here Southwestern Power Administration Lake Texoma Norfolk Bull Shoals Barrett

Hundley Calvin Store Closes After Long Pioneer Run

Hundley's Calvin Store in southeastern Oklahoma ends its stock sale marking a 54 year operation. John W. Hundley founded the enterprise in 1898 and plans to oversee the final closure as offices move to a retained lumber yard. Weldon Hundley has been sidelined by a March stroke.

Calvin Hundley General Merchandise Oklahoma Hundley Enterprises Hundley John W. Hundley Weldon Hundley

Local social notes from Vamoosa and surrounding towns

Mrs. Ruby Johns and children of Roswell New Mexico visit the Griffins. Mrs. W E Dougherty of Ada stays with her daughter the Evans family. Mrs. Jack Bowles spends summer with daughters in California. Dining guests Mr. John Finch and Mr. James Ingram of Holdenville with the Ingrams. Floyd Gene Ledford of Chickasha and Christine Dunn of Holdenville visit grandmother Alice Hudson. Bill Cooley family visit Lonnie Baker and Till Heard. Junior Carter family visit Jess Sutton. Elaine Sutton spends night with Ed Zweich er. J W Atkinson Alta Jean and Alice Ann Russell shop in Ada. Lorene Foran of Oklahoma City visits the Brewer Mullins and Foran households.

Floyd Gene Ledford Chickasha Christine Dunn Holdenville Alice Hudson

Foran Family Visits Denver Foran in Ada Hospital

Mr and Mrs Floyd Foran and Mrs Lorene Foran of Oklahoma City visited Denver Foran in Valley View hospital at Ada Thursday night.

Floyd Foran Lorene Foran Oklahoma City Denver Foran Valley View Hospital Ada

Local Families Visit Thursday

Mr and Mrs John Carter Phelps and Sherry visited Mr and Mrs Dick Griffin Thursday. Also present were Mr and Mrs John Phelps and Dale Mr and Mrs Hugh Griffin and boys and Mr and Mrs R H Griffin Sr.

John Carter Phelps Sherry John Phelps Dale Hugh Griffin R. H. Griffin Sr Dick Griffin

Family Picnic Draws Majors and Relatives to Ada

A Ada Oklahoma gathering brings together Mr and Mrs W E Majors and W S Jr and Nancy from Ponca City Betty Lou from Bowlegs Mr and Mrs L E Majors and Betty Lou from Bowlegs Mr and Mrs R L Majors from Jones Ada hosts Mr and Mrs George Hollingshead and Gary and Mr and Mrs Herman Robertson Becky and Timmy for a Thursday family picnic in Ada Oklahoma.

W. E. Majors W. S. Jr Nancy Ponca City Okla L. E. Majors Betty Lou Bowlegs R. L. Majors Jones, Okla George Hollingshead Gary Ada Herman Robertson Becky Timmy Ada Thursay

Alfred Robertson and Mrs Robertson Jr. shopping noted

Alfred Robertson and Mrs Alfred Robertson Jr. were seen shopping in the locality. The sighting highlights a quiet day in the community with no further major events reported.

Wewoka Residents Visit Local Families Wednesday and Friday

Mr and Mrs Triver Heard of Wewoka spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Lonnie Baker. Mr and Mrs D W Lowery and Mrs Nicholson visited Mr and Mrs J W Atkinson Friday morning.

Mrs. Triver Wewoka Lonnie Baker D. W. Lowery Nicholson J. W. Atkinson

Hold Farm Wife In Slaying Case

Elva Hargraves, 41, is jailed in Lawton on a murder charge for shooting her husband Clarence Hargraves, 46, four times with a .22 rifle during a family disturbance at their farm outside Lawton. Three male bystanders witnessed the fatal shooting as the husband tried to enter the home.

Lawton Okla Comanche County Otis Waldron Elva Hargraves Clarence Hargraves Waldron Hargraves Elgin

Broken Heart Claimed Death of Mrs. Mignonette Selig

Hollywood reports a broken heart as the cause of death for 55 year old Mrs. Mignonette June Selig found in her bedroom two months after she died. Grieving over son Wayne killed in World War II, she kept his room untouched with toy soldiers and mementos arranged as if awaiting his return.

Hollywood Mignonette June Selig Wayne

Oklahoma Judge Grants Habeas Corpus For Olson In Slaying Case

District Judge Clarence Mills granted a write of habeas corpus and set bond at $20,000 for Fritz O. Olson 53 charged with murder in the recent shotgun slaying of his employer F E Irving. Olson was bound over yesterday for district court trial and claims the shooting was an accidental attempt at self harm and Irving intervened.

Oklahoma City Clarence Mills Fritz O. Olson F. E. Irving Olson Irving

Bloodmobile visit faces donor shortage at college campus

Red Cross seeks 150 pints for the June 24 Bloodmobile visit at East Central campus. So far 51 donors have pledged, with 42 students and 9 residents. age rules cause some confusion as those 18 to 21 require parental consent. Contact Pontotoc County Red Cross to volunteer. unit will operate at First Christian Church noon to 6 pm.

Red Cross East Central Pontotoc County The First Christian Church

Tragedy narrowly averted for Ada family child

Debra June Lamb, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth J R Lamb, wandered from the porch in Albuquerque New Mexico and fell into an irrigation ditch. Mrs Lamb found her 75 feet from home, pulled her free, and Mr Lamb a city fireman revived her with artificial respiration until she began breathing again.

Adans Albuquerque N. M Debra June Lamb Kenneth J. R. Lamb

Coalgate Faces Ongoing Water Shortage Amid Heat

Coalgate still suffers a critical water shortage despite efforts to repair a main. The water tower holds 450000 gallons but is only one third full now. City manager Lacy notes inspectors found no major main fault and urges residents to conserve water and avoid nonessential uses.

Coalgate R. M. Lacy

Free Movie at Konawa Park Promotes Safety Program

A free screening of Living With An Atom will be shown Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Konawa city park. Sponsored by the local Business and Professional Women club the event aims to support a safety and health program led by BPW. No charge and the public is invited.

Konawa Konawa Bpw L. D. Neal Roy Stephens Oklahoma

Latta News Highlights Local Visits and Church Activities

Latta residents host and visit relatives in Stratford Oklahoma City California and Great Bend Wichita. Vacation Bible School registration drew 70 students and faculty at Latta Baptist with WMS mission study and final plans for the school opening. Fishing trips at Lake Texoma with mixed success conclude the local updates.

Barney Hall Stratford Jimmy Trench Thursay Carol Scott Oklahoma City W. P. Campbell Preston Campbell Wichita Kas Dayton Scott Bill Bridgeman Clyde Castleberry California Roscoee Bernard Zorn Great Bend W. N. Nelson Bill Nelson Johnny Arter Mason Arter Laverne Calif Cleveland Morrison Vacation Bible School Latta Haskins Gipson Alvin Arter J. M. Blake Lee Henry Della Christopher Zonia Honeycutt Clara Oliver Clarence Lavender Harvey Shumard Charles Bigham Cumberland Lake Texoma

Soon To Die Lad To Have TV Show

Bobby Shaw, 13, of Chelsea Oklahoma, with three weeks to live per doctors, will have an hour long TV show Monday night. He has undergone three operations for cancer at a Tulsa hospital and may slip into coma in about three weeks. The program was arranged by KOTV and the Tulsa World, with Bobby watching from his sick room at home. His mother says it would be the happiest moment of his life.

Tulsa Bobby Shaw Bobby Chelsea Okla KOTV Tulsa World Earl Shaw

Britain ready for negotiation with Soviet Russia

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told a Birmingham gathering that Britain is ready at any time for genuine negotiation to resolve tensions with the Soviet Union. He cited recent notes to the Soviet Union on Germany and said Western actions do not hinder a settlement and a united Germany.

Birmingham Eng Anthony Eden Britain Soviet Russia Soviet Union Germany

Charge Briton Is Spy for Russians

A 24 year old British Foreign Office radio operator William Martin Marshall appeared in Magisterate's Court in London and was remanded in jail on a charge of passing information useful to an enemy to Pavel Kuznetsov second secretary of the Soviet Embassy. The case sparked Britain's first postwar spy scare. Marshall denied the charge and will return for a second hearing after a week.

London Foreign Office William Martin Marshall Pavel Kuznetsov Marshall Scotland Yard Britain Clyde T. Wilson Moscow King George’s Park Wandsworth

Ottawa scientists launch lab to study northern lights

Lt. Gen. Charles Foulkes opened a defense department laboratory in Ottawa to equip researchers with new tools to probe the Aurora Borealis. Scientist William Petrie said the team hopes to determine what the northern lights are and how they affect communications within a year or two.

Ottawa Charles Foulkes Chiefs of Defense Department William Petrie

Prison Drug Ring Busted at McAlester Penitentiary

A guard, his wife, a Tulsa man and an inmate were charged with conspiracy to procure, transport and dispense narcotics to prisoners at McAlester State Penitentiary. Warden Waters said the ring operated over a year with state county and local cooperation.

Mcalester Okla Tulsa McAlester State Penitentiary Jerome E. Waters Jr Oscar E. Oliver Opal M. R. Smith Mike Gault Beckham County Oliver Smith Olivers Gault Justice of the Ernest W. Thomas Pittsburg Homer Neece Sam Lattimore Water Smart Waters Highway Patrol

Senators Peeved at Request for Oath

Senators seeking re election react sharply to a Senate elections subcommittee plan requiring an oath not to vilify opponents or cheat on election laws. The group led by Sen. Gillette aims to circulate a 400 word pledge and publish signers, exposing non signers.

Washington Senate Elections Subcommittee Sen Gillette D-Ia

Leisure Hours Behind Curtain Turned Military

East European civilians face mass military training on Kremlin orders. Factory workers learn guerrilla fighting, youths fly gliders or parachute, girls drive trucks, children march with wooden guns. Official East European newspapers disclose the program and Western diplomats note its scale.

Vienna Austria Kremlin

No Break Found In Search for Killer

Pryor Oklahoma June 14 State agents and Mayes County officers continued a week long investigation into the slaying of Jack Burris county attorney aged 36. George H Wilson Crime Bureau chief departed Pryor to spend the weekend at his Enid home. Burris was killed last Saturday night in the Locust Grove yard while Burris worked on an air conditioner by tractor light. No witnesses to the shooting were present aside from Mrs Burris in the kitchen.

Pryor Okla Mayes County Jack Burris George Howard Wilson Enid Crime Bureau Burris Locust Grove

Lion Cub Sent to Zoo in Buffalo Article

The six month old lion cub Sheba was sent to a Buffalo zoo by Mrs. Sidney Lewin. Sheba was given to her son Donn Lewin, a professional wrestler, during his Texas campaign in December. The piece notes the decision as wise due to the cub's growing strength and lack of control.

Buffalo N. Y Sidney Lewin Sheba Donn Texas

Eight par four holes over 400 yards at Northwood Club

Northwood Club in Dallas features eight par four holes longer than 400 yards with the longest reaching 450 yards. The layout highlights extreme length challenges for players and showcases the course’s demanding design.

Northwood Club Dallas

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