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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1955

Page

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Pontotoc County 4-H Wins Third in Land Judging Meet

The Pontotoc County 4-H Land Judging team took third place at the Southern Oklahoma Land Judging contest in Ardmore. Team member Robert Hester of Fitzhugh was the third high individual scorer, with Darrel Bryant and Michael Lucas of Fitzhugh and Byng teammates also participating. The annual event, sponsored by the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, included eleven counties.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Ardmore Wendell Steward Robert Hester Fitzhugh Darrel Bryant Byng David Calvert Michael Lucas The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation

Free Chest X Rays for County Residents in April Survey

Free chest X rays will be available to residents 14 and older during a seven week countywide survey starting April 4. A mobile unit will visit multiple locations, conducted by the State Health Department and City-County Health Unit with Tuberculosis associations and the Pontotoc County Medical Society. The effort seeks broader health screening beyond tuberculosis.

State Health Department Pontotoc County Medical Society

Teen breaks horses after school and weekends riding careers

Ted Rutherford a 15 year old freshman at Vaness High School spends afternoons at Summers Chapel riding and breaking horses. He learned years ago he could earn money by training horses for owners who lack time or skill. Ted and his brother Jimmie, known to rodeo fans, work together on the horse business.

Ted Rutherford A. R. Rutherford Dee Willoughby Ted Jimmie Summers Chapel Vaness High School A. R. Rutherfords Ada Mr. Rutherford Impson Andersons Monty Impson Anderson Blue

Cattle Disease Identified in Francis Area

The cattle losses in the Francis area have a cause. Dr. Don M. Williams reports lab analysis by Oklahoma A&M College identifying Clostridium Novus as the disease organism. The rare illness resembles blackleg but is not prevented by black leg vaccine.

Francis Don M. Williams Ada Williams Carl West Oklahoma A&m College Stillwater the Weekly

Fitzhugh Acts Win Top Spots In Festival

Fitzhugh's 4-H club swept the Pon totoc County Share-the-Fun Festival at McLish. Both club acts won and advance to the southwest district event at McAlester on March 31. First place piece titled St. Louis Blues featured eight girls: Alice Crisp Nancy Elliott Barbara Morrow Bettye Moss Patsy Sherrell Frankye.

Car S McL St. Louis Blues Alice Wanda Young Barbara Morrow Nancy Elliott Bettye Moss Doris Young Frankye Sullivan Patsy Sherrell Fitzhugh Club McAlester Alice Crisp Frankye

Cancer Fund Drive Opens in Pontotoc County

A month long campaign to raise funds for the American Cancer Society begins in Pontotoc County on Friday April 1 with a goal of 2988.85 dollars. Marvin Roseberry chairs the drive and local committees include Jerry Spencer publicity Mrs Ray Dobnick canvass S C Boswell special gifts Carl Baxter trades and industry Harold Harp organized groups and Brown.

Cancer Fund American Cancer Society Pontotoc County Roseberry Jerry Spencer Ray Dobnick S. C. Boswell Carl Baxter Harold Harp Brown

33 Pontotoc County Farmers Earn Soil Conservation Awards

In 1942 the Oklahoma Bankers Association began honoring outstanding conservation farmers. In a crowded East Central Student Union Ballroom, 33 Pontotoc County farmers and ranchers received awards for land and water conservation. Ray Walker, state conservationist, spoke on small watershed control and future developments in soil and water conservation, noting flood damage along creeks and streams and the flood plain land comprising a small but critical portion of Oklahoma’s agricultural land.

East Central Union Oklahoma Bankers Association East Central Student Union Bankers’ Conservations Pontotoc County Ray Walker Soil Conservation Service Walker Department of Agriculture Oklahoma

Francis Community Club Meeting Set for April 4

The Francis Community Club will hold a meeting Monday night April 4 with entertainment by the school. The public is invited to attend.

Francis Community Club

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Mobie Kindness W. L. Knickmeyer Blackleg Aggie School of Veterinary Medicine McLish Marvin Roseberry First National Bank of Big Sandy
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