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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1958

Page

2

Strength and wonder thread through rural life and steel plants

The piece muses on admiration for physical strength spanning Greeks to cowboys, then shifts to industrial growth at a new Ideal Cement plant whose vast layout and giant components loom like skyscrapers. It notes cement scales for trains, a student’s logic quip, Ada water rights dispute, Sandy Creek flood control, and Moll Ott of the New York Giants setting a National League record with his LL runs.

United States America Moll Ott New York Giants

Frisco News Highlights Social Ties and Health to Market Sale

Mrs W P Johnson remains hospitalized after surgery and shows grogginess though doctors report improvement. Frisco and Pleasant Hill club members plan to host lunch preparations for Theo Cash ranch sale, with a special meeting set for March 31 at the Frisco Community Building. Windell Price sustains a foot injury from a falling 2x4 while working on a new home, and Tom Henry returns from eye surgery. Various local families visit, travel, and host relatives across Ada, Cleburne, and Texas communities, including Coy Byrd and Melba, the Lance family, and the Lance and Henson households, with multiple weekend visits and local gatherings. Kenneth Maxwell of Perryton visits home with family while undergoing illness recovery. surrounding notes cover visits, shopping, and minor incidents in the area.

Jim Marshall Daniel Coy Byrd de Price Dea Lance Simon Patton Pleasant AM Club Pleasant Hill Frisco Texas Melba Cleburne Tex Bill Scott Mattie Hickey Ada Byrd Troy Shartrell Harden City Homer Jumper Byrds George Lance

Meatless And Man Pleasing Meals For Lent And Year

Five meatless, flavorful dishes spark Lenten meals using native Italian style sauces. Includes Italian spaghetti sauce with mushrooms over scallops and rice, a clam pie from pantry staples, and simple pastry crust dessert ideas. Aimed at feasts or fasts with easy, tasty combinations.

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Savings Bond Interest Tax Rules Outlined by IRS Official

Harshel S. Ballard of the Internal Revenue Service explains that U S savings bond interest is taxable and must be reported. Cash basis filers may elect yearly reporting or wait until bonds mature or are cashed, with ten extra years of interest if held beyond maturity.

U.S Harshel S. Ballard Internal Revenue Service Ada Ballard

W I Scroggins Former Countian Dies March 14

Cedar Grove relatives announce the death of William Irie Scroggins on March 14. Born February 2, 1882 in Conway County Arkansas, he moved from Indian Territory to California after living in Purcell Blanchard andLa Ada area. Survived by six children, five in California, Earl in New Castle Oklahoma, a sister Frances Bandy Ada, half-sisters Isom Harris Ada Route 3, and half-brothers Lee Scroggins Ada Route 3 C Scroggins and Frank Scroggins Oklahoma City, plus several grandchildren.

Cedar Grove William Irie Scroggins Pomona California Mr. Scroggins Conaway County Ark Indian Territory Pontatac County Francis Purcell Blanchard Okla California Scroggins C. Scroggins Frank Scroggins Oklahoma City

Jestes Earns Jump Wings After Fort Campbell Course

PFC Jestes, son of Mrs Judgestes of Route 3 Allen, recently completed a two week Jump School course at Fort Campbell Ky. He earned parachutist wings after five training jumps and entered the Army in August 1957 with basic training at Fort Chaffee Ark.

Army Jimmy FE Jestes Judgestes Route 3 Allen 101St Arborne Division Fort Campbell Fort Chaffee Ark

Lula News obituary for Lula Cross

Lula Cross 77 of Coalgate died Tuesday evening in Ada. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at the Fen Waldeup Church of Christ and Lula Cemetery with Bearers Lee Cross Son Cooper Sam Cody Isaac Cooper W H Bailey and Charley Williams. Survived by daughters Alwene Cooper Shafter Calif Edna Johnston Route 1 Stonewall a son Polk Cross Tupelo sister Mrs P A Stevens Coalgate brothers Jim and Elmo Polk Coalgate Pascal Polk Lehigh John Polk Stonewall ten grandchildren 98 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Mrs Arthur Dennis absent from school all week hospitalized in Valley View. Sherry Knight substitute teacher in days. Mrs Clarence Whelchel Ada taught rest of week.

Luis Yisre Vera Cross Coalgate Ada Twla Church of Christ Fen Waldeup Lula Smith’ Funeral Home Lee Cross Cooper Sam Cody Isaac Cooper W. H. Bailey Charley Williams Alwene Cooper Shafter Calif Edna Johnston Route 1 Stonewall Polk Cross Tupelo P. A. Stevens Jim Elmo Polk Pascal Polk Lehigh John Polk Arthur Dennis Valley View Hospital Sherry Knight Clarence Whelchel

Three-Time Measles Sickness and Local Travel News

Three students Lynn Leader John Boyce Clif ford and Dickie Clifford were absent due to illness with measles marking Boyce's third bout. Harry Hokett and Mrs. Dee Jackson of California visited Oklahoma City for a funeral of their father Joe Horett, staying with relatives before returning home. Gloria Jean Kathy Chester and Clif ford of Happyland visited D. R. Clif ford and Lyn Leader. Lynn passed a drivers test in Ada with them. Mr. and Mrs. Hersvall Reed of Abilene spent the weekend with her parents Boss Woolley. Mrs. Maggie Barnum of Coalgate moved in with the Clif ford household.

Lynn John Boyce Clifford Dickie Clifford John Boyce Dickie Debra Kay Harry Hokett Dee Jackson California Oklahoma City Lloyd Williams Joe Horett Eugene Teel Gloria Jean Kathy Chester Clifford Happyland D. R. Clifford Lyn Ada Mrs. Hersvall Reed Abilene Mrs Boss Woolley

Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plan Open to Pontotoc County Individuals

Riley Green, Educational Chairman of Pontotoc County Blue Cross and Blue Shield drive, says budgeting is the key to meeting health care costs. The drive ends Saturday April 12 and enrollment is open to individuals with under 10 employees or self employed, no initial fee. Enrollment booths are at Valley View and Cob ling Hospitals Ada, Dicus Grocery Ada, Blackburn's Variety Allen, Snow's Ada Stonewall, or by mail Box 307 Ada. Government civilian employees may enroll as individuals as payroll deductions are not available.

Riley Green Green Pontotoc County Blue Cross Blue Shield Pantotoc County Oklahoma Blue Valley View Hospital Cowling Hospital Ada Pontotoc County Medical Society Pontotec County Medical Society Pontotre County Blue Cross and Dicus Blackburn's Allen Suow Stonewall United States

Ada Weekly community notes and 4-H meeting recap

The Ada Weekly covers social visits and 4-H activity. Mrs. Maggie Barnum joins the ADA WEEKLY as a new subscriber. Several families from Ada and nearby towns hosted visitors, with nights spent at multiple homes. The Lula Teenage Cup met at Lila School with eight members present and speeches on 4-H. Upcoming events include an April 10 7 30 PM meeting.

Lila School Burtis Williams Gloria Jean Cooper John Boyce Clifford Fred Williams Peggy Johnston David Forner Lynn Leader Charles Brooks Charlie Williams D. KR. Clifford

Summers Chapel Church Daily Life Note

Weather kept attendance low with 49 at church and Sunday School led by Rev. Curtis Hogue. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bill Ivy of Los Angeles California. Planting activity and community updates follow with neighbors aiding ill or recovering residents and school returns as Everett Pannell improves.

Dorothy Terry Curtis Hogue Bill Ivy Los Angeles Calif E. H. Lignt E. A. Odonnell Chickasha E. D. Bryan Ada Everett Pannell Lora Ellis John Qualls Ollie Tucker Cathy The Light

Parishioners visit and home projects noted in Jenks area

A week of social visits and home improvement is recorded. Aleene Anderson and others painted the new parsonage interior while many families and friends from Westview Ada Byars and nearby communities visited Light and Qualls households. A Summers Chapel Home Demonstration Club meet is planned and remarks mention candy thermometers for home cooking.

Asfend State Council Oklahoma State Home Demonstration Council Shawnee Johny Qualls Mildred Allam Dessie Light Summers Chapel Club

Social Security Plan Aids Farmers and Field Man Asserts

A. L. Hardcastle of Ardmore social security office explains that farmer coverage mirrors other workers. Benefits replace part of earnings lost to retirement or reduced income, with rules for seasonal work and earnings limits of 1200 and 2060 dollars. Ada office hours and local representatives are listed for applications and questions.

A. L. Hardcastle Ardmore Social Security Office Fred Caudman Ada

Grafting Nuts for Better Pecans and Timely Planting

The article advises grafting or budding to ensure quality pecans, noting seedlings often fail to come true and soil quality and care affect outcomes. County agent Hailey urges soaking dried nuts 24 to 48 hours to speed germination and promotes available pecan guidance from the office.

Skinner C. H. Hailey Hailey

Wool Act payments urged to boost 1957 production

Deadline notices explain that payments to producers under the National Wool Act of 1954 will be set after the average price for shorn wool in the 1957 marketing year is known. Payments aim to stimulate wool production to the 300 million pound goal and deter unusual shearing to maximize incentive pay.

OSU Dairy Day features national and local experts

Production Testing by Dr. Leonard Miller head OSU agricultural economics, What’s Ahead for the Dairy Business with Dr E W Jones, Reproductive Diseases in Dairy Cattle with Dr F B Morrison, and feeds and nutrition updates. Dairy Day runs 9 45 a m to 2 30 p m in the OSU student auditorium. Children should receive Easter baskets and can craft them from small cardboard boxes covered with crepe paper with ruffled tops and paper covered handles.

Leonard Miller OSU Agricultural Economics E. W. Jones OSU College of Veterinary Medicine F. B. Morrison Cornell University Aca N.Y Morrison OSE

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Barangue Sandy Creek Frisco News W. P. Johnson M. MM. Maxwell Windell Price Mr. Price Tom Henry H. &. Toehon Tu'sa Nada Dunbar Henson Fred Walker Bethany Walley Henson Gary Ind Wol. Parks Kiefer Baylis Beda Hisaw Dora Daniel Bison Fieldhouse Frank Hill Shirley Ann Lee Frank Hitt Pupsis Ken Lance Lola Samwoonight Jamiy Randy Sandra Orville Price Mr. Windell S. T. Thompson Dillon Anders Sr Edd Anders Alfred Baylis Mes Dibrell Phillips Spud Durant Milan Shirley Sandra Baylis Jo Ann Kifer Jesse Boda Hisaw Glenn Mobies Kitty Vicki Glenda Marion Robbins Dallas W. KR. Robbins Dolly Thomas Vance Minor Mus T. Minor Mer M Ic. H. Moore Bob Langley Gace von and LaYonéa Vamposa Lee Clyde Hobgood Robbie Ann Tulsa Jack Wess Jd. Wy Siepall A. T. Minor J. W. Thompson C. Vv. Pals Barbara Herrion H. B. Herrons Mr. Herion Sam Cepertina Clarence Androwood Tupelh Deck Barnes Grover Barnes Mrs. Barnes Dwainted Trini and Barry George Barns L. T. Daniel Vange Minor V. A. Johnson Dathalone Johnson Teddy Seribner Anthalone Richard Jossur Kenneth Maxwell Perryton M. M. Maxwell Kenneth Okahoma City Herman Singleton Jeff Fussell Join Teed Ross M Wirgil Sear Sigtors Conservancy and Soil Conseration Districts Fred Thompson Clarenne Pennington iNews Teup W. I. Scroggins PFC Lula News Maggie Barnum D.R. Culttard D. R Clifford Mrs. Barnum ADA Weekly Leonard Whittington Walter Brooks Jimmie Walker Tolison, Ariz Ralph Wofford Glen McGuire Donale Brooks Claude Cooper Chester Treas Jackie Joan Mark David Brooks Dennis Jimmie Frederick Texaruana Donald Brooks Linda Carol D. BR. Clifford Mes.l Sextuce Fortner Donald Brooke Floid Loader George Dolson Brown John A. P. Nelsons Leo Nelsons 1Dell Robinsons Ode Franks Billie Megee Johnny Qualls Jimmy Vaughn Ground Free Will Baptist Churca Aleene Anderson Mable Nelson Annie Ellis Vivian Hogue Dessie Lig Leo Nelson Gordon and Berton Westview Jenks J. D. Cosper Cosper D. B. Robinsons Herbert Robinson Rhonda McAlester Opal Abbott Lora Elelis, & Son Leroy Qualls Kenneth Quall Byars Cailed Mildred Altom Jimmy and Wadet Ken‘nata J. C. Qualls Lennie Qualls Cloverdale 4. C. Terry Chloa Far_mer James Judy Wayne Myg Don Pickins Summers Chapel Home Demonstration Club J. Q. Ellis Sandra Ann Teel Ellises Iva Carson Irene Sara Jane Robinson Carson
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