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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1950

Page

8

Colbert HD Club Holds May Meeting

The Colbert home demonstration club met at Mrs. Edith Balthrop's home for the May program. Mrs. Edith Balthrop served as co host. Members were urged to send magazines to the Sulphur Veterans Hospital. The event followed by several Pontotoc county clubs. Mrs. Floretta Hammond reported 471 girls and boys won at the county rally. The club will award cash prizes for first to third place. Mrs. Luther led the lesson on food preservation and Mrs. Martha Mote demonstrated freezing containers and aluminum foil use. Refreshments were served to a long list of members including Mrs. Balthrop and others.

Colbert Edith Balthrop John Balthrop Veterans Hospital Pontotoc County Floretta Hammond Luther Martha Mote HDA Boone Burns Cassell Engle Fleming Hammond Newland Parker Verble

Sorghum varieties and plans for Coal County Day at Experiment Farm

Lateness for corn prompts sorghum choices for feed with Darse and Atlas Sorgo favored for bird resistance and dual forage grain use. Include Sumac 1712 1732 and African Millet as options. May 10 Coal County Day at Experiment Farm near Coalgate offers tours, samples, and demonstrations on soil and pasture improvements.

Arizona Grant Atlas Sorgo Redlan

Four-W Cotton Improvement Program for 4-H

The Extension Service and 4-H leaders in Stillwater announce a cotton production contest for 4-H club boys with 2700 dollars in cash prizes. Thirty six county 4-H participants to date. entrants must grow at least one acre, keep records, and submit an end report. The program promotes seed variety, land use, soil management, and moisture conservation across Oklahoma counties.

LEQ BK. Cavnar Extension Service Stillwater Leo K Cavnar Coal County Will Beed Ubste Turtye Ornahou Ton Gil

Cal Tinney Muses- Cal Gets Clipped By News Clipping

A fragmented OCR piece reports a misfired clipping about Cal Tinney and a travel note from St. Louis airport. It includes stray musings on headlines, a long digression about Dr. Hog Thompson and a gossiping narrator who chased a missing news story to its end.

Cal CAL Tinee St. Louis John Smith Jim Simmons Kewanee Horse-Doctor Oklahoma Sitwater Okla Oklahoma A Carl P Hog) Thompson Thompson Scissora Hogeveee Dr. Hog Thompson Dr. Thompson Wiliam Jennings Bryan Franklin Delano Roosevelt Patrick Henry Arl Hog Thompson Jme Drr Hop Thompson Sean

Cotton production contest prize money details

The top four individuals receive 63 dollars in prize money with 25 dollars for first, 20 dollars for second, 10 for third, and 5 for fourth. Twenty eight cotton producing counties are divided into groups of three to five to compete for group prizes of 63 dollars each. Score sheets are provided to county agents to aid 4-H club boys entering the contest.

Mountains Eagles and Flagpoles Portrait of Mike Porvaznik

NEA Special Correspondent Edward Ellis profiles Michael Porvaznik, a New York public works bridge painter who climbs flagpoles on public buildings. The tale traces his youth in Homana near the Austro Hungarian border, his mountain cravings, eagle nests, and ascent to a high sky career after years of striving and work as a motorman, rigging, and eventually bridge painting.

Mike Mike Porvaznik New York Department of Public Works New York NEA Homana Michael Porvaznik Mounttains San Oak Ameren Pennsylvania Brookins Mike Ciane

Queries on Household Dust Stockings and Decor

Oklahoma City reports readers seeking dust control amid allergies with fabric dipping chemicals and washable options. Advice covers sturdier everyday nylon stockings and two decor ideas for kitchens featuring Grandma Moses plates, plus notes on an Oklahoma industrial and traffic safety conference and local food offerings.

Oklahoma City Okshoma

Winners in Coal County 4 H Club Contests

The Coal County 4 H Club held contests with multiple divisions. Winners include O N Riley Gaey Topic on Beef Cattle care, Harold Boddy on 4H Clover value, Roy Byrd on Blue Shield, and many team and individual demonstrations across Coalgate Tupelo Olney and Clarita with topics from inoculation of legume to dairy farming and dress wear.

Boes O. N. Riley Gaey Harord Boddy Philips Roy Byrd Blue Shield Blue Cross Tupelo Augie Harkins Carroll Stewart Coalgate Grant Jak Williams Ray Chapman Olney -Morria Wayne Daniel Billy den Morrison Jimmy Blue Coalgate Grant Ralph Beowrie Clarita Charles Suttee James Wood Fred Scott Ferry Hefley Church of Dress James Edward Wood Jeannine Morrison Olney Darlene LaFevre Lehigh Jen Robinson Lois Edwards Rebecca Neeley Coalgate Lee Betty Hyatt Tupelo Edith Ron Faris Mary Ann Salmon Ruth Bullard Carma Harvey Marlene Davidson Alene Huff Joyce Chriss Opel King Percy Ilins Maria Hammons Jeannette Collins Maxine Hefley Darlene Cloninger Margaret Jones Clanta Fredelia Morrison Mary Rose Hardy Jeannie Morrison Mary Lee Swindell Armetta Floyd Ruth Floyd Reba Lovelace Arita Percella Cogburn Centrahoma

Latta News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events

Latta residents and families share weekend visits with Coleman and Tulsa friends, a bridal shower at the Baptist Chapel, and relatives from Mississippi. Local youths attend Stillwater judging contests. several Latta students listed among participants in the EPA charter crew.

Stillwater Latta EPA Charles Teel Bobby Shortes Verlin Arter Gienaromae Renker Glarente Ivan Sylvester Gipson Bol Kirk Campilevwood Royce Fulton Leon Hughy Vernon Laxton Lloyd Martin Clyde Casady J. C._Price Austin Roberts Steve Grnn Leonard Diebeck J. C. Pruitt Lome

Admirals Back Carriers as Key to U S Defense

Admiral Stump and other naval leaders insist aircraft carriers remain the most effective weapon against potential foes. At Norfolk Naval Base a Civilian Orientation Course showcased carrier and submarine operations, with talks on sea control, anti aircraft fire, and planned Douglas prop jet planes expanding carrier range.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Norfolk Naval Base Navy Francis P. Matthews Dan A. Kimball B. Potter Annapolis Potter Felix B. Stump U. S. Atantic Fleet Air Force U. S American Europe England Stump Ase Stump Beieves Mediterranean Arctic Iust Anan Aderiran Stump Isamel Arabian Sea Persian Gulf Bry Bengal China Sea Bering Sea Carter 2 Jmne Keng Virginia Capes Philippine Sea

Old Doc Bramsett Seeks Patient Bills In Forsyth ad

Atlanta May 8 The Forsyth County News carries an appeal from Dr R H Bramsett known as The Old Doc asking patients to pay overdue bills to cover his medical expenses. He is recuperating after a serious operation in Atlanta and received contributions from several states.

Atlanta Doc Bramiett R. H. Bramsett Forsyth County Forsyth County News Doe Louisiana Michigan R. H Bramsett, Jr Ewd

Educator Dies Fighting Fire in Laguna Beach

Dr. Clarence Dykstra provost of UCLA died of a heart attack while battling a brush fire near his summer home in Laguna Beach California. Police report he received adrenaline treatment and failed to respond to inhalation therapy, a former head of the University of Wisconsin.

Laguna Beach Calif Clarence Dykstra University of California At Los Angeles Dykstra University of Wisconsin

Green Street Baptist Church four pastors in 106 years

Louisville Kentucky story notes Green Street Baptist Church is 106 years old and has had only four pastors since its 1844 founding by enslaved people. It recalls humble beginnings in a livery stable, early secretary aid, and long pastorates from George Welly to Henry Wise Jones.

Louisville Green Street Baptist Church Green Street Church George Welly Richard Sneathen Daniel Abraham Gaddie Henry Wise Jones Nut

Unclear List of Names and Fragments From OCR Text

A scrambled OCR passage lists many personal names and places such as Arkansas Doris Wilda Vann Airdmore Willie Wade Jr Bos well Bil M Walker Midwest City Tayd O Walker Madill Paul Waugh Jr Huge Harkell Ro one Willingham Broken Bow Emerson G Wilson Bacone El bert Derry Youell Jr Zamies Leslie Obed Hood Ramona California and ends with an apparent stray phrase about a lover's knot and an angle. The text is fragmentary with no coherent event or notice.

Arkansas Doris Wilda Vann Airdmore Willie Wade Jr Boswell Bil M. Walker Midwest City Tayd O Walker Madill Paul Waugh Huge Harkell Roone Willingham Broken Bow Emerson G. Wilson Bacone Elbert Derry Youell Zamies Leslie Obed Hood Ramona California

Oklahoma Tax Revenue Rise and Turnpike Financing Plan

The legislature reports increased revenue from commercial vehicle licenses exceeding one million dollars more than last year. Private capital funds the Oklahoma Turnpike with bids far below RFC rates, ensuring no public funds are used and promising broader highway funding and jobs. Traffic safety aims to beat 1980 fatality tolls, with 24 fewer deaths so far in 1980 and a target reduction of 73 by year end.

Asa Oklahoma Turnpike Turnpike Authority Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC Oklahoma State Department of Public Safety Alls Department of Public Safety

Generous Hens Produce Oversized Eggs for Mrs Craddock

Mrs Bessie Craddock notes eight oversized eggs in recent days from mixed breed hens. Sizes range from about 4 by 7 inches to 6 by 6 inches, with eggs brown and white. She seeks to identify the contributing hen or hens without alarming the flock.

Bessie Craddock

Love and discipline in schools raise voices at home

Barbs from RAL Cochran argue that love and discipline should guide parenting amid school problems. The principal condemns parents for neglecting lessons learned, while science suggests the human voice can be magnified dramatically.

Ral Cochran

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