Pontotoc County 4 H Rally Produces Multiple Awards
More than 500 people attended Pontotoc county 4 H rally at Ada on April 26 with Latta club winning high school achievement and McLish as reserve. Winners earned blue and red ribbons across grade and rural topics, demonstrations, dress revue, and health awards with trophies donated by J C Penney and Thompson Boat Store Ada.
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Pontotoc County
Ado
Latta
Vivian Cruson
McLish
Vanns 40 Club
J. C. Penney Company
Ada
Thompson Boat Store
Sella Robinson
Allen
Ey Mg
Estaline Waters
Jay Tencue
Dee Burdine
Center
Robertaan
Colbert
Joe Homes
Fiensaint
Richard S. Mur Hin
Mare Marry
Chupul
Gugtell
L Wilinoch
Atosa
Oma H. Enive
Union Hill
Margaret Stattlerend
Roff
Foss
Cedar Grove
Maxine Clifford
Lula
Red Ribbon
Daris
Binkley
Cure Jen Yours
Wandy Barber
Fitzhugh
Willameth
Mary Weil
Bison
Shirley Jenkins
Norma Diseon
Fai Lolita Laas Tan
Delores Roys
Joy Laas
Carolyn Light
Summers Chapel
Peggy Deaton
Vermelie Muse
Alien
Mary Letne
One Low Wail
Byrn
Helen Houchen
Loretta Fae Slbert
Boo Mc Rintey
Billy Don Blankenship
Pleasant Hitt
Wayne Piggs
Donnie Willems
Lath Hoyle
Beasley
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Red Ribbon Srowpt
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Charles Tingle
Tots Hoyle Sharber
James Murs Jay
Vanors
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Bal Campbell
Ernest Lee Swear
Horace Dean Hamilton
Lyla
Jiminie Culver
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Tipson
Jimmy Rutherford
Dory Farmer
Summers Unipel
Jimmie Pointer
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Bobby Gray
Wejan Grindat Center
Leroy Willoughby
Bruce Holland
Suckers Chapel
Donahill Cummins
Varpes
Maca Lee Chambers
Mer Lish
Pauline Vinson
Allen Hirth
Janet Taylor
Lata
Timely Tepias
Patsy Thompson
Jonn Eyre
Lita
Maxine Neely
Ribbxins
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Vaness
Laveric
Fayne
Bobby Sallivan
Bhiry Christian
Tyne
Bobby Carter
Francis
Sre
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McLisk
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Batta
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Latsa
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Kery
Eula
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Slate Om
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Vanass
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White
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Alen
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Sapulpa Woman Struck by Train Near City Crossing
Sapulpa Oklahoma May 3 72 year old Rosa Kiergon was killed last night when a Frisco passenger train struck her at a crossing miles north of Sapulpa. She was walking to church after leaving home and may have failed to hear the rails amid double tracks.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Rosa Kiergon
Ada Clean Up Drive Pushes City Schools to Lead
The Ada community launches a local cleanup drive sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with W C Mickelwey as chairman. City schools distribute check sheets for home chores as Ada residents rally to improve a long-storied reputation and await scheduled pickup announced by the campaign manager.
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United States
Uta
Rampaipnke
Chamber of Commerce
W. C
Rech
Hom
Oklahoma
Mickel
Ivy
Ada
Jyumice Chamber of Commerce
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Future Field Day planned at Southeast Oklahoma Reserve
Plans completed for the Future Field Day at the Southeast Oklahoma Pasture Fertility Reserve Station near Cairo in Coal county during the week of May 30 to June 4. Tuesday May 28 is the selected date for Coal County to attend with Mic Curtain Hugher and Marshall counties also joining. Attendance expected between 500 and 1,000. A training meeting at the Experiment Farm on May 5 will train county leaders in organizing groups, led by Dr. H. Herrer and G. I. staff. FRA At State Convention delegates Spregue and Fish-Friday attended Stillwater with officers elected for 194? including President Jove Deesser and vice presidents across districts. This marks Coal county’s first FRA chapter and thanks are given to participants and to S. Kerr for a talk on conservation. Dairy heifers from Wisconsin valued at 50 will be distributed statewide.
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Oklahoma
Cairo
Coak Gely
Coal Coutty
Mic Curtain
Hugher
Marshall
Hid
Experiment Farm
de. H. Herrer
G. I
Wok
Cealae Hospital Fund
Ovsiciesa
Jove Deesser
Moore
Duane Hace
Freedom
Repos
Ierr
Jypier Greenfeller
Mountain View
Southeast Dist
Jim Jay Walfe
Wetuntka
Vier
Northeast Dist
Max Brissey
Broken Bow
Westhwest Dist
John Hyna
Coalgate
Kerr
Wisconsin
Coal
Weekend Road Death Toll Rises to 137 in Oklahoma
The weekend road toll in Oklahoma reached 137 for the year, with 226 expected the prior year. Victims include Mrs Lilly Sweeten, 49, of Oklahoma City struck while crossing a street. Otto Lea, 42, of Durant. and William Sichermaur Mitten, 3, of Optim a. Another fatality occurred when a man’s car collided with a freight train near Colbert in Bryan County.
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Asweistee Press
Ac- Oklahoma
Mrz
Lilly Sweeten
Oklahome
Nea
Lai
Mercy Hospital
Colbert
Bryant County
Miltog
Optima
Fleers
Hunt He Seeks County Commission Seat District 3
Candidate Hunt, a young service station operator from Vanogs, announces his bid for County Commission District 3 in the Democratic primary. He emphasizes fair distribution of funds, road and school bus maintenance, and efficient courthouse operations while stressing dedication, family roots, and hard work.
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Boot
Lefios
Gargeey
Hunt
Vanogs
Rott
M. E. Hunt
Duff
Orlman
Lekoy
Mike
Punt
Gmvia
New Look Promoted as Healthful Through Posture
Dr. F Canada announces Ada will join hundreds of counties in National Posture Week observances led by The Samuel Higby Institute for Better Posture. He says good posture boosts energy, reduces fatigue, aids respiration, circulation, digestion, and overall well-being while enhancing appearance. advocates seek professional advice for any abnormalities.
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F . Caneda
Ada
Samuel Higby
Hetter
New York City
S. B. Camp
Facksom Mich
Canada Sant
Habia
Canada
Visual education comes to Pontotoc County Schools
Norman C. Mitchell, county superintendent, started a film library in the county courthouse for the second semester. The library offers 23 films with projects, covers subjects from math and science to home economics and civics, and tracks loans. Donors include Inley and Zol Tar on Insurance and First Nations and Ohlstome State banks. a three member committee selects purchases. Equipment costs about $1,520 with roughly $3000 more spent. the service is maintained by the superintendent’s office with system safeguards for losses.
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Pontotoc Comunty
Norman C. Mitchell
County Court House
Byng
Stonewall
Roff
Fitzhugh
Fick
Allen Lattermg
Leves Escates
Inley
Zol
Ohlstome
Om Baling
J. Bi Torgue
Loyd Watsom
Allen
Oy Duke
Effies
Miler
Federal waste and tax dollars blamed on political profligacy
The piece rails against federal spending and waste amid wartime debt, criticizing higher salaries for civilian employees while urging cuts to nonessential agencies. Senator Byrd highlights a government expenditures report noting civilian-to-military staff ratios and calls for fiscal reforms and reduced federal waste.
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Byrd
First Issue of Southwestern Edition of Wall Street Journal
Dallas May 3 The first issue of the Southwestern edition of the Wall Street Journal goes on sale across a ten state area today.
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Dallas
Wall Street Journal
National Home Demonstration Week Observed With Dress Revue
The week of May 2 to 7 is National Home Demonstration Week with the theme Foray's Home Builds Tomorrow's Work. Pugtotec county home demonstration clubs plan a dress revue Friday May 7 at 1 30 PM at the Methodist church fellowship hall. Clubs will present dresses in several styles and members will decorate the tea while Colbert and Fitzhugh clubs handle stage decor. Also included is home canning guidance for freezing strawberries with sugar and proper packing techniques.
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Foray
Pugtotec Catty
Ana Tem
Methodist Church
Ade
Max Ve L. Newfomd
Na Bers
Colbert Club
Fitzhugh Club
New Style Camping For Older Girls At Camp Adaka
Camp Adaka plans a new program for older girls with two paths. Counselors in training will earn half camp fee while serving as counselors and enjoying camper privileges. A primitive camp option offers Torch Beater rank through three days of outdoor work and camp craft.
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Adaka
Joe Keatley
Ads
Lake Murray
Camp Fire Council
Hex
Carp Adela
Wilk
Ada
Cemg
Kea
Gorla
Fate of Oleo Tax Bill Debated in Senate
Washington May 3 Senators prepare a vote on the bill to repeal federal taxes on oleomargarine. Supporters push moving the measure to the finance committee for quicker action and targeted repeal. Butter producers seek to keep the tax under agriculture, arguing for greater returns.
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Washington
Bance Committee
Finance
Agriculture Committee
Annual Pre-School Health Survey In Ada
Ada County health officials and nurses led by Dr. F Canada conduct a pre school health survey across ward schools. Mothers accompany children for eye and dental checks while doctors assess diet and emotional readiness.
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Ada
Yukola Fomdolot
Hayes, Irving
Marae Many
Grenwood
Ashingten
Willand
Hammond Heights
Weli-Betyeline
Anc
Napier
Three Graduations Within Single Week
Mir and Mrs J Byron Sees prepare for three graduation ceremonies in one week. Clement Sledge graduates from Ada high school, Claire Sledge earns an medical degree at Oklahoma University, and Mary Willis Sledge graduates from UNC Chapel Hill with honors on the Dean's List for the recent quarter.
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Mir
J. Byron
Clement
Ada Him School
Claire Sledge
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma City
Mary Willis Sledge
Uniersity of North Carolina
Chapel Sill
Mary Wills Sledge
College of Arts and Seiences
North Carolina University
Just Ender
Ada Jaycees Plan Industrial Show at Chauncey Airport
Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce plans an Ada Industrial Show May 27 19 at the new Chauncey Airport hangar north of Ada. Displays will be by area manufacturers wholesalers and retailers with about one quarter of booths already spoken for. An auto show and nightly stage entertainment with prizes and grand prizes are planned. information sheets will be available in two weeks.
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Ada Junior Chamber At Commerce
Ada
Jayares
Chauncey Air Port
Ads
Fusion Chamber
Camserne
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