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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

5

Oklahoma wheat crop hit by heavy weather losses

Oklahoma reports show a near one million bushel cut in the April crop forecast due to snow sleet and hail. Reports note improved moisture and general progress in other crops though wheat stands at about 80 percent of normal with significant abandonment and threats from rust, blizzards and pests.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture Joe C. Scott Agriculture Board

Pontotoc County Third in State Gross Production Tax

Oklahoma State Tax Commission figures show Pontotoc County received 391 862 07 from July 1, 1987 to March 31, 1958, ranking third in gross production tax benefits behind Oklahoma and Seminole counties. The period saw 188 284 93 allocated to schools and 199 870 25 to roads, with motor license additions boosting road funds.

Oklahoma State Tax Commission Pontotoc County Use Tax Commission Pontooc Oklahoma Seminole Tulsa Pottawatomie State General Revenue Fund General Revenue Fund State Assistance Fund

Boundary surveys planned for 100 acre tract in Blaine County

Field surveyors of the general land office will survey a 100 acre area built up by the Canadian river near Blaine county Oklahoma to determine boundaries and ownership. The Missouri river near Bismarck is another example of shifts creating no man’s land and title questions.

Washington General Land Office Blaine County Oklahoma Issouri Ri Bismarck Land Office Texas Red River Missouri The

School Contests For Papers Held at Oklahoma A M College

Readable results from the interscholastic publications contests show papers from Tulsa Fairfax Newkirk and Antlers capturing firsts in class A and B divisions. The School Life Tulsa Central led class A while O-Li-Kah Fairfax topped class B. Other top papers include Poncan Ponca City and The Oiler Cushing.

Anadarko Daily News School Life Hobart Democrat

Auto Crash Death Trial Is Delayed

Wellington May 7 The trial of R E Adams of Bartlesville Oklahoma for manslaughter in the auto mobile crash death of Mrs Ed Falkenberg Medford Oklahoma has been postponed to the May term due to the chief state witness being unable to appear Adams released on 1000 bond followed the crash near here Aug 19 Mrs Falkenberg Oklahoma democratic party leader died days after injuries from the collision Potucek said Falkenberg notified him she could not appear for the trial next week

Wellington Eas R. E. Adams Bartlesville Okla Ed Falkenberg Medford John Potucek Adams Here Oklahoma Democratic Party Potucek Falkenbberg

Finger Broken In Car Mishap Lawsuit Seeks $510

Mamie Jean Kelley sues in district court after a collision in which Mrs. Fowler backed into her car in Her fen City front of a store. She seeks $100 actual damages $400 for suffering and $10 medical expenses for a broken little finger.

Mamie Jean Kelley Tom Fowler Costentenus

Hail Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Ada and Lawton

A severe hail and wind event Friday night battered Ada and Lawton, Oklahoma, shattering windows, damaging autos, and injuring a county teacher in a dust collision. Hailstones up to four and a half pounds ripped roofs and panes, with Ada reporting hundreds of dollars in local damage and Lawton counting more than $100,000 in damages including 600 school windows and numerous autos. County agent J B Hull warned crops may suffer widespread losses while repairs and surveys begin across the region. Heavy rain followed the hail, and tornado damage occurred around Walters, Randlett, Temple, and Pauls Valley, with structures blown down and power outages in several areas.

Ada J. B. Hull Hill Lawton Associated Press Randlett Temple Pauls Valley Watonga

Twelve Hurt When Cars Collide Near Hugo

A highway crash near Hugo on Highway 70 injured twelve people, including W. J. Berryhill and Robert G. Beaty. Among the injured are Mrs. Berryhill with severe back and internal injuries and two Berryhill children Sean 14 and Ruby Jewell 12. Additional Berryhill family members and Beaty relatives also sustained injuries.

Hugo W. J. Berryhill Choctaw County Robert G. Beaty Sawyer Okla

Coroner Rules Death By Gunshot In Clifton Case

Harold Bacon aged 35 died in Clifton after a gunshot wound judged a personal safety related incident. His mother arranged returning his body to San Diego California, with a coroner’s jury confirming the cause and the undertaker’s cost inquiry noted.

Clifton Ariz Harold Bacon San Diego Calif

Coalgate High School Prepares For Large Graduation Class

Coalgate High School announces 41 seniors will graduate with graduation exercises set for May 24 after a May 22 sermon. Valedictorian Glean Lawrence and salutatorian Wayne Bruce Snow lead the class with officers Louis Forneris president Laverne Collins vice president Elaine Peters secretary treasurer.

Coalgate High School Glean Lawrence Wayne Bruce Snow Louis Forneris Laverne Collins Elaine Peters James Ashmore James Carriger James Casey Raymond Cerretti Laverne Calling Dawson Dixon J. C. Eddings Joe David Edwards Bruce Holland Allen Jones Marvin Lacy Glenn Lawrence Foe Magness Robert Middleton Jimmie Pasquali Howard Pennington Walter Henry Plummer Wayne Bruce Snow Fred Stalder June Adams Mildred Jean Clark Wanda Critchfield Valencia Mae Davidson Dorothy Louise Descamp Virginia Ellena Shirley Fowler Gradie Lee Harrie Woodrow Head Billie Hodges Audrey Maz Lampert See-Treas Jaanita Pulliam Ona Mae Robbertson Francs Ross Natha Mee Shouse Tosephine Summers Lyndell Lee Stevens Geraldine Vegher Jean Villar June Watkins

Salutatorian Wayne Combines Scouting and Athletics

Wayne has maintained a high average in all school work, active in Scout activities and high school athletics. He serves as Ada News carrier in Coalgate, working a year, proving himself efficient, courteous and building goodwill among customers.

Wayne Bruce Snow Wayne Ada News Coalgate

McCall's Chapel Graduates Eight Grade Students

Ten eighth grade students at McCall's Chapel received diplomas Friday night at the school commencement exercises. E H Nelson of East Central Teachers college spoke. Diplomas were awarded by County Superintendent Ray Stegall. Names include Berard Smith, Leymour Brown, Mosett Behannon, Luella Hemingway, Iathan Foreland, Bounena Prince, Cora Prince, Bessie Predrick, Jack Mayberry, Helen Crebtec.

McCall's Chapel E. H. Nelson East Central Teachers College Ray Stegall Berard Smith Leymour Brown Mosett Behannon Luella Hemingway Iathan _ Foreland Bounena Prince Cora Prince Bessie Predrick Jack Mayberry Helen Crebtec

Valedictorian Glenn Plans Next Year at East Central

Glenn, valedictorian, completed all grade and high school at Coalgate and excelled in many activities earning honors in multiple fields. He plans to attend East Central next school year.

Glenn Lawrence Glenn Coalgate East Central

Edmon Low Elected to Honor Society

Edmon H. Low, assistant librarian at East Central college, elected to Phi Kappa Phi. He attends the University of Michigan pursuing a master's in library science. On leave from East Central, Low will return to Ada in June and resume duties next fall. Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands is noted as the world’s only reigning queen.

Edmon H. Low East Central College Phi Kappa Phi al Ithe University of Michigan Low East Central Ada

Charged Students Vote in City Ballot

In Stillwater on May 7 County Attorney Leon York said 65 to 70 Oklahoma A and M college students would be summoned before the Payne County grand jury when it reconvenes Tuesday to continue its probe of student voting in city elections. The grand jury, which recessed after convening Thursday, obtained a court order to open ballot boxes. Assistant Attorney General Sam Lattimore assists the inquiry.

Stillwater Leon York Oklahoma A Payne County Grand Jury York Grand Jury Sam Lattimore

Oil Field Worker J R Goodwin Critically Hurt

J R Goodwin sustained a decompression fracture when a pipe piece fell on him at an oil field near Vamoosa. Employed by Noble Drilling Company with HQs elsewhere, he was rushed to a local hospital with his condition reported as critical but improving.

J. R. Goodwin Goodwin Vamoosa Noble Drilling Company Ada

Oklahoma filing closes. 1007 seek state offices

About 1,007 candidates filed for 213 state offices and U S congressional posts in Oklahoma by 5 p m. The race centers on governor and senator seats. Gore barely qualified in the fifth district. Albright shifted from Townsend to oppose him. Republicans backed Rizley for governor and Slasser for senator as a grass roots convention met.

Francis J. Kelly Oklahoma City Oklahoma Prohibition Party United States T. P. Gore Ernest G. Albright Townsend Pension Plan Gore Ross Rizley Gugnon Harry Slasser Enid

Aged Texan Comes To Town Only On Thursday Mornings

A Dallas dispatch notes that the elderly Texan Dan Bell visits Pleasant Grove only on Thursday mornings. The report mentions a curious routine amid a region with dense cedar over iron ore deposits and thick elephant skin references in the surrounding text.

Dallas Bell Tex Pleasant Grove Dan Bell

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Fairfax, Newkirk, Antlers Publications Ee Ee Louis and Lois Berryhill Mahaley Frances Berryhill Beaty Salutatorian Edmon Low Scholastic Society Michigan Wilhelmina Netherlands Flapper Fanny Moe Pat By Sylvia Albright MEA Albert BY Williams
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