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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1958

Page

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Wells Declared Unsafe by County Health Director

County sanitarian Bill Price announced two old open wells in the Canadian bottom supplying Francis with water were declared unsafe after a recent inspection. The wells, about 20 feet across and three miles from town, are open and bricked in above ground level, raising concerns over water quality despite a long history of troubled supplies in Francis.

Francis Bill Price Francis Water System Frisco Francis Wells Leo Moore Qakman Moore

Annual FFA FHA Banquet Draws 325 to Vanoss

In Vanoss on Thursday night 325 people attended the Future Farmers of America and Pulace Homemakers of America awards dinner at Vanoss School. Western themed decor featured hay bales saddles and a corral while booths displayed work from home economics vocational agriculture and industrial arts. Presiding were FAA president Ted Rutherford and FHA president Brenda Southerland with a program including welcome address invocation introductions queen crowning and entertainment by an Ada quartet.

Future Farmers of America Pulace Homemakers of America Vanoss School FAA Ted Rutherford FHA Brenda Southerland Charles Stonecipher Bill Bratccher

Bull Sale Honors 113 Performance Tested Bulls at Murray College

A sale of performance tested bulls is set for Saturday March 22 at Murray College in Tishomingo. One hundred twelve bulls will be offered by individual breeders after a 14 day feeding test and regular 28 day weigh ins. Continued on Page 2 Cal a

Murray College Tishomingo

Sandy Stirs Up The Whole Town

Stonewall residents hunted for Sandy after a missing girl alarm on March 13. Sandra wandered west of town until spotting her mother's car, then walked home with Alf Mensy guiding her to her mother who was near collapse, easing town tension.

Sandy Stonewall Livian. Wood Alf Mensy Mrs. Wood

Pie Plate Mixup Stumps Chaddick

Wesley Chad dick did not intend to take another man’s pie plate. Ruth baked a lemon pie for the district Masonic meeting in Stonewall on March 11 and marked the plate with initials. Olive Alexander delivered a pecan pie. Wesley later swapped plates and returned home with the unmarked plate awaiting its owner.

Stonewall Wesley Chaddick Wesley Ruth Olive Alexander Chadwick Ada W. C Louis Alexander

Leaflet Offers Quality Egg Production Pointers

Oklahoma State University announces an eight point profit pointers program for producing and marketing quality eggs. The Leaflet L-23 details seasonal variations flock sizes refrigeration vaccination clean eggs confined layers and consumer information. The booklet supports egg producers under the new egg law in a joint Extension Service Oklahoma Feed Manufacturers and poultry industry effort.

Oklahoma Luther Brannon Oklahoma State University Extension Service Oklahoma Feed C. H. Hailey Court House OSU

Sandy Creek flood control project boosted by $375000 in omnibus bill

Sandy Creek planning party arrives April 1 to begin engineering on flood control dams in the watershed. Harral Allen, Sandy conservancy board chair, says $1,306,717 in added federal funding brings total local appropriations toward the dams, with total project federal share at $1,549,139. Easements remain the key hurdle as about half have been secured. seven of 33 sites are cleared and ten more lack only one easement.

Sandy Creek Harral Allen Sandy Conservancy Board Allen Robert S. Kerr

Election Looms for District Conservation Board

Pontotoc County Soil Conservation District officials announce a real election may occur for the district board for the first time in memory. Nominations via petitions signed by 25 land occupiers are due by April 9, with five seats on the board. Chair Harold Davis says the goal is to let residents choose.

Board of Supervisors Pontotoc County Sail Conservation District Lying Manor State Soil Conservation Board Harold Davis

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