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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1958

Page

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Ada Shetland Pony Sale Opens in County Palace

Buyers from 30 states flocked to the Ada area for the Shetland Pony Sale at the Pony Palace near Ada on State Highway 13. By Wednesday night 174 ponies sold for about 360000, topped by an 11 year old white mare for 10000, with more grade ponies to come Friday as officials promote the event.

Ada Asa Hutchinson Silver Nancy Ralph Brewer Marietta Watchinson Brewer C. C. Teague Sherman Tex Vern Brewer Gainesville

State 4-H Roundup Draws 24 County Girls and Boys to OSU

Pontotoc County will be represented at the 87th annual state 4-H Club roundup in Stillwater by 12 girls and 12 boys, plus two high school girls chosen later as extra delegates. The May 17 30 event on the Oklahoma State University campus will include short courses in junior leadership citizenship and recreation to train delegates.

Pontotoc County Stillwater Oklahoma Site University

Loris Shook Dies Sunday at 50 in Lightning Ridge

Loris R. Shook aged 50 died in a local hospital Sunday April 27 at 2 30 am after a brief illness. Funeral was Tuesday at Lightning Ridge Church with Rev L E Perrin and Rev Melvin Balthrop officiating, burial in Lightning Ridge Cemetery. Survived by wife and son Paul at home along with sisters Mrs Louis A Powers of Burleson and Mrs Doris Pills of Santa Paula, Calif, and Mrs W E McCoy of Ventura, Calif, and brother Roy Oxnard Calif.

Lightning Ridge Loris R. Shook Lightning Ridge Church L. E. Perrin Melvin Balthrop Lightning Ridge Cemtery Criswell Funeral Home Shook Paul Louis A. Powers Burleson Tox Doris Pills Santa Paula Cavif W. E. McCoy Ventura Calif Roy Oxnard

Never Again Says Mrs Reese After Cub Hike Heroism

Ahlosa Pack 194 Cub Scouts hike to Thomas ranch. Mrs. Robert Reese, new to the area, carries diabetic Cub Jerry Don Gantt on her back when he faints. She prays for help and reaches the ranch with the boy safely, vowing never to start with a child she cannot guide.

Ahloso Ahlosa Pack Thomas Ranch Robert Reese Jerry Dor Gantt Jerry Don Mrs. Reese Ross

Hornemen Meet The Central Quarterhorse Association Meeting

The Central Quarterhorse Association will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Ada Livestock Auction. All members and other interested persons are urged to attend.

Mast Central Quarterhorse Association Ada

Odd Birthday Puts Lilley Out in Front

A Stonewall correspondent, S. Lilley, writes about turning 22 on April 3 and noting extra birthdays. The editor jokingly suggests Lilley may be speeding or living faster than others. Readers are invited to offer a better solution to the puzzle.

Lilley Stonewall Mr. Lilley

Accidents Hit Hardest At Kids Under 14 In Oklahoma

Oklahoma safety commissioner Jim Lookabaugh reports rising traffic deaths and injuries among children under 14. He notes a 62 percent increase since 1954, with deaths climbing from 3 in 1954 to 69 in 1958 and 72 in 1956, alarming figures for the state’s road safety.

Oklahoma Jim Lookabaugh Lookabaugh

Wheat Pasture Worth $37 Per Acre Says Tests

Professor Robert Noble reports at the 32nd annual Oklahoma State Livestock Feeders Day that lush wheat pasture can return 25 or more dollars per acre for 90 days grazing by western feeder lambs. Over three years at Fort Reno, wheat pasture yielded 37 per acre for 88 days in 1937 58 tests, with lambs gaining 0.35 to 0.4 pounds daily and about two thirds grading choice or good. Supplemental 0.75 pound of meal per head daily added modest gains and improved carcass quality.

Robert Noble Noble Fort Reno el Reno

Latta Shetland Pony Project Clarified by Pruitt Family

Joe Bob Pruitt and his father J. C. insist their pony effort is standalone and not part of a bank financed cooperative. They clarified after reports linked eight ponies to the Latta project amid widespread pony sightings.

Latta Joe Bob Pruitt Joe Bob J. C

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