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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

8

Family and church members gather in Ada for weekly visits

Hazel Newby and Regina Newby visited Rev. and Mrs. Don Newby in Ada during the week. Rev Jim Lady of OBU visited Monday. Many local families attended church events and funerals, with numerous visits among Coplen, Adams, Trivitt and Rose families and relatives to Valley View Hospital and Madill Sand Bass Festival. deaths included Robert Trivitt. Ralph Trivitt and Doris Jean attended.

Hazel Newby Oil Center Regina Newby Oklahoma City Don Newby Abe Jim Lady OBU Boyd Coplen Missie Coplen Lee Keeling Charles Coplen Missie Copien Madill Charlene Copien Camp Adaka Dmirs Ralph’ Trivitt Stroud Joyce Trivitt Earl Rose L. L. Crockett Ralph, Trivitt Ralph Trivitt Doris Jean Robert Trivitt Ralph ‘Trivitt Robert ‘Trivitt

Pontotoc County Buys Rock Crusher For Roads

Pontotoc County has purchased a 200 ton per hour rock crushing plant on the W. C. Wigley farm near Fittstown. District 2 commissioner Bud Jones says the plant will supply base rock and chip material for county roads and may be sold to the public later. Initial cost was 85000 with 10000 to set up. the plant was bought new from a Joplin firm.

Pontotoc County W. C. Wigley Fittstown Bud Jones District 2 Bromide Stringtown Sasakwa Jones Joplin

Gibson Receives DFC in Vietnam

Maj. Billy R. Gibson earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Clusters for heroism in Vietnam. He flew two combat sorties to air drop ammunition to besieged U S Army units, twice facing anti aircraft fire without gunship support. His citation lauds outstanding heroism and devotion to duty reflecting credit on himself and the Air Force.

Billy R. Gibson Woodrow Gibson Allen Janet Taylor Ada Gibson United States Air Force

Around The County News Recaps Local Visits And Hospital Actions

Mrs. A J Peters Elaine Concord California and Norman Bullock Coffey Peters Karr visited Presby Hospital in Oklahoma City and Dulant. Visitors included Leroy Hay Biloxi Ada Moss Agee Rose Cook McLish and more. Numerous families traveled to Ada Valley View Hospital to see patients and attend little league games in Vanoss and Maysville.

A. J. Peters Elaine Concord Calif Norman Bullock Coffey David Peters Layona Jones Jessie Bashears Leroy Hay Biloxi P. S. Karr Ada Carl Moss Hagar N. M Clara Agee Callie Rose Ola Mae Cook McLish Emmett Agee

Sweeper Fire On City Vehicle Causes Brief Alarm

A city sweeper caught fire Tuesday at 10 and Town send. Firemen said a faulty connection in the hydraulic line blew off, igniting oil but the blaze was extinguished with no damage. The incident involved the Delrosier and Jerrytson families and touched the Ar cher household.

New City Townsend Don Delrosier Jerrytson Larry Archer

Allen Votes For City Sales Tax

Allen Tuesday joined area towns approving a one cent city sales tax. Voters favored the proposal 136 to 19, with the tax taking effect July 1. City clerk Mrs. Virgil Guy said the Oklahoma Tax Commission estimates annual city revenue of 8000 to 10000 dollars.

Allen Virgil Guy Oklahoma Tax Commission

Union Hill Baptist Church Attendance and Visits Highlight Week

Mr and Mrs Jerry Bridge man and family from Tishomingo visited Mr and Mrs Rube Delozier. Union Hill Baptist Church Sunday School attendance was 56. Rev Jim Lad y preached morning and evening messages. Visitors included Mr and Mrs David Kendrick Jammy Connie Danny and Darryl Portland Oregon. An ice cream social followed prayer meeting. Kendrick family and Richard Walls of Portland visited Cushman and Crawley families in Ada during the week. Several families, including the Rhynes and Goldens, attended church events and ball games. The Rev Don New preached at Union Valley and led alumni and national meetings in Vaness. Tammy Tenna and Ronnie Macky visited Johnny Allen in Lindsay. Delphia Jones was a dinner guest in Ada.

Rhonda Joni Adams Byron Scott King First’ Baptist Church Vamposa Union Hill Robert Golden Lyn Lera Mark Payne Kona Callie Morgsn Wa Byron King Becky Mc Doyle Newby Jand Paul Fitzhugh Clarre Konawa Sybil Colp Lynda Golden Baslins Nora Roper Vaness Billy Joe Cecil Jennings Ams Pamela Joni Ple F. C. Jones Don Delozier Heb Price Vicky and Jerry Gertie Summers Hart Londa Galen Summers Laura’ Haines Susan Mike Harold Haines Vanass Maysville Jim Lady Obu J. V. Haines Union Hill Baptist Church David Kenderick Jammy Connie Danny Darryl Portland Ore William Henson James ,Rhynes Sr Kim Terri Horace Golden James Rhynes Jr Michelle Murry Golden Phil Rhynes Don Melvin Newby Oil Center F. 0. Jones Teresa Golden Don Newby Delphia Jones Adam

East Central State College wins $101,988 in accessibility grant

A $60,488 HEW grant, confirmed by Rep. Carl Albert, plus state funds, backs East Central State College’s two year project to remove architectural barriers. The plan includes ramps, elevators, lowered drinking fountains, accessible restrooms, and campus-wide accessibility upgrades for handicapped students and outreach to southwest agencies.

East Central State College U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Charles F. Spencer Carl Albert Spencer Southwest United States East Central Fast Central Horace Mann

Sewage Treating Plant Work Due At Tishomingo

Mayor Lee Rowe announced work on Tishomingo’s new lagoon type sewage treatment plant should start by July 1. The $358,000 contract was awarded to K&D Construction Co. Oklahoma City pending final Economic Development Administration approval. Funding totals $275,000 from EDA and Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, with the city covering the rest. Bonds will be retired from the one cent city sales tax. estimated cost about $1,000 per month plus interest.

Tishomingo Lee Rowe K&d Construction Co Oklahoma City Economic Development Administration Corps of Engineers Pennington Creek EDA Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Tisho“mings Rowe

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Lee Reeling Join Hillard Charles Coples Boyd Copten Bobby Cumberland Roger Cosby Pickett Sybil Collins Austin Fraley Clarence Bess Sandy Bess John Delozier Sonny Golden Daisy Golden Joyce Golden Jimmy Rich Bean Rich Valley View Hospital George Smith Fred Jones Owen Jones F. O. Jones Thomas E. Jones Monay James Trivitt Alturas Phillip &, Trivitt Milden Hall England Anthony Duckworth Louisiana Tommy Henderson Arkansas Earl Duckworth Enid Mary Duckworth Dallas Tex Jimmy Pannel Houston F. L. Cunningham Pannell Warren Cunningham Wanda Welch Sondra Mark Alvin McAnally Tammy and Tenna Johnny Allen Lindsay Norma’ Hall Lena Cochran Mr. v Dink Binion Billy Joe Adams Joe King Maggie Johnson Joe Collinsworth Pontotoc Co W. L. Enickmeyer Vietnam Pat Bethune Lavona Jones Kirby Tiley Dian Johnny Tilley Karl Tilley Recentye Koinawa Visted Judson Kirby Latta Myrtle Sutton Eula Kirby Benny Jones Kenny James Hayes John Lee Annette Jones Elbert Simpkins Egypt Join Myers Walter McAnally Johnny Alten Bill McAnally James Rhynes Duke Rhynes Gary McAnally Kevin Wayne McAnally Mary Long Tommy Jerry Bridgeman Rube Delozier Richard Walls B. E. Cushman Fannie Crawley Dursling Tammy and Tenna Ronnie Macky By Naomi Knickmeyer THE ADA Evening News Oklahoma Oxtaromadtrare Bank Rederel Bopsolt
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