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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

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Oil Center Man Keeps Roots in One Place for 50 Years

J W Roberts of Oil Center is named a Man of Distinction for living in the same neighborhood over a 50 year span. Born 1874 in Washington County Ark he migrated to Center around 1890 and has stayed since. He recalls pioneer life, early farming hardships, and selling crops for low prices while building a home and wife Eva Parish who died in 1951.

J. W. Roberts Oil Center Ruperts Roberts Washington County Ark Conway County Texas Indian Territory Center Bebee Eva Parish

Atoms In Agriculture Featured at Southwest Exposition

A vivid description promotes a major agricultural exhibit at the Southwest American Expo. The item promises an atomic themed agriculture display with top livestock, a dairy carnival, and farm exhibits from 30 Oklahoma communities in state of the art exhibition buildings.

Atoms In Agriculture Oklahoma State Fairgrounds Oklahoma City

Thief Steals Cash Drawer At Rural Oklahoma Grocery

A Summers Chapel area grocer reported a back door burglary that snatched cash from the till and a full register drawer along with cigarettes and candy. Total silver loss totaled 95.25 with 25 dollars in silver coins and various denominations taken. The incident occurred overnight and was later listed in a continuing report.

Gene Lance Highway 13 Summers Chapel Oil Center Lance

Patrons Vote To Abandon Jesse School

Jesse School patrons vote to abandon the rural school ending over 60 years of local schooling. Vesta Lynch reelection bid fails to Lee Miller, 30 to 26, and voters ask county sup Norman Mitchell to appoint Martin Dale to fill the vacated post.

Jesse Vesta Lynch Lee Miller Jack Keifer Norman Mitchell Martin Dale

Copelin Wins Wildlife Fellowship at A&M College

Farrell Copelin, nephew by marriage to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stephens, received a $1,000 National Wildlife Federation fellowship for 1956 57 at Oklahoma A&M College. He is a wildlife conservation graduate student studying the Lesser Prairie Chicken population begun in 1955 under an Oklahoma Cooperative Wildlife Research unit fellowship. Mrs. Copelin, formerly June Stephens, attended school in Stonewall. The Copelins have two children, Magilyn and Dian.

Stillwater Farrell Copelin W. E. Stephens Route 1 Ada National Wildlife Federation Copelin M. E. Copelin Granite Oklahoma A&m College A&m Oklahoma Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit

Area Sheep Meeting Set at Fitzhugh Next Thursday

County sheep breeders meet April 5 at 9 30 a m in Fitzhugh High School gym. Program features experts from Oklahoma A&M and Midwest Wool Marketing Cooperative with talks on sheep management, wool preparation and marketing, breeding flock, and a trapper demonstration. Lunch, coffee, doughnuts, wool bags available, and a sheep tour to Pollock and Wingard ranches afterward.

Cy Hailey Fitzhugh High School Ft. Worth Pontotoc Hailey Bob Daugherty Oklahoma A&m R. I Bob”’ Pollock Newton Oklahoma Glenn Thacker Midwest Wool Marketing Cooperative Kansas City ASC Fred Heep National Commission Co Oklahoma City W. H. Camp Pollock J. C Tobe Wingard Bob” Pollock Fitzhugh Fitzhugh School

Landowners Form Watershed Group in Coalgate

About 250 landowners met in the Community Building to form a watershed association for Clear Boggy Creek. They elected an 11 member board to organize a conservancy district for upstream flood control and contributed 394 dollars in cash and pledges for preliminary expenses. The group includes farmers and businessmen from Pontotoc Coal and Atoka Counties.

Clear Boggy Creek Coalgate Conservancy

Boggy Creek Conservancy District Formed Aimed at Clear Boggy Run

Local supporters led by Loyd Daniel move to form a conservancy district under Oklahoma law to access USDA aid under Public Law 566. Dave Roberts from Jesse is named chairman with a slate including Raymond Robbins and others from Pontotoc County to circulate petitions and secure signatures.

Loyd Daniel Clarita Blue and Dave Roberts Near Jesse Oklahoma

Fitzhugh Pickett Win Top Honors In Share the Fun

Fitzhugh and Pickett clubs earned top honors at Pontotoc 4-H Share-the-Fun festival held March 23 at Fitzhugh School. Fitzhugh high school won with Cinderella novelty act. Pickett grade school won with Golden Earrings gypsy musical act.

Fitzhugh, Pickett Fitzhugh Pickett Pontotoc Fitzhugh School Golden Earrings W. F. Mitchusson Fletcher Watson Lottie Bevers Craig Dunn Wayne Truitt Pontotoc County Truitt J. A Morrow

John Wayne Files Nominating Papers for Rep. Jackson

Actor John Wayne visited the registrar of voters to file nominating papers for Congressman Donald Jackson a longtime friend and ally. Wayne cited their long standing personal friendship and noted their shared political goals.

Los Angeles John Wayne Registrar of Voters Rep Donald Jackson Calif Wayne Jackson

USDA Expects Big Milk Year in 1956

The USDA reports 1955 milk output at a record 123.5 billion pounds while cow numbers are at their lowest since 1928. Production per cow has risen yearly since 1944, and improved methods plus larger herds are driving expectations of higher overall milk production in 1956.

USDA U. S. Department of Agriculture

Poisoners Getting Ahead of Doctors Aggie Prof Warns

ARLINGTON Texas a truck carrying 70000 eggs overturned spilling about 23000 eggs. Oklahoma A M College chemist Dr W G Heller warned to a Sigma Xi gathering that insecticides threaten humanity and many foods are treated before consumption.

Arlington Tex Texas Virgil German Bryan Aggie Stillwater W. G. Heller Oklahoma A&m College A&m Sigma Xi Society For Scientific Researchers Heller

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. L. Knickmeyer Atomic Energy Commission Geneva Switzerland A. E June Stephens Stonewall Copelins Magilyn Dian Pontotoc, Coal Atoka Counties L. L. Males Cheyenne Okla Banker Sandstone Creek Harral Allen Sandy Creek Conservancy District Raymond Robbins Cager Hisan Jr Jimmie Thomas Willard Rhynes B. M. Stephens Joe Brecheen Jim Woods Arthur Pope Lee Cross Billy Red Billy Red Mid Lesson County 4-H A&m Sigma Xi Tobe” Wingard
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