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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1948

Page

5

Plans Shape Rapidly For Industry Show B

DL Gosnell president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce says the industry show is shaping up with more space and better displays. Many manufacturers wholesalers and retailers have already bought booth space. Some booths will feature displays from as far as New York City. The event aims to showcase goods manufactured wholesaled or retailed in Ada, with about 12 000 attendees expected to rise. Contact junior Jim Webs at 3022 for booth details and show operations. The airport hangar will be prepared to host the event May 27 29 and some booths may need special electrical or construction work. Booths operate on a first come first served basis.

DL. Gosnell Junior Chamber of Commerce New York City Ada Reid Aca Bernidt Johnson Poolh Tunior Jim Webs

President Truman 64th Birthday Marked by Rush to Solve Rail Strike

Washington May 8 President Truman 64th birthday was celebrated with roses cake and gifts as White House staff presided. He allocated time to honor Barkley and Herter with Collier's Congressional Awards while pressing to avert a threatened railroad strike affecting the nation.

Washington Frucran Lamar Truman Europe White House Bill Shamans Senator Barkley Rep. Herter Collier's Magazine Congressonal

Rev Roberts Resigns From Rott First Baptist Church

Tulsa May 8 1948 Rev T Roberts pastor of the Rott First Baptist Church since June 3 1944 resigns effective May 19 to accept the pastorate of Dickinson Baptist Church Oklahoma City His last sermon tonight outlines repairs and improvements to the Rott church including redecoration heating remodeling and new education facilities Membership rose from 22 baptisms 108 and 73 by others Total Sunday School attendance grew from 40 to 115 for March 1948 and 174 on May 2 This report notes ongoing Training Union and WS RL activity and an added 1000 50 project at Hillcrest hospital board announces for a 1000 50 addition as part of expansion efforts The parole system is mentioned in a separate line with unclear context.

T. Roberts Rott First Baptist Church Rott Dickson Baptist Church Oklahoma City Roff Ap Roff Jeter Training Union WSRL

Blevins Outlines Platform For Legislative Race

Ada man Jake Gleving 31 year old army veteran of Pontotoc county announces candidacy for state representative from Pontotoc County Place No 1. He values farm to market road construction and old age assistance payments. He plans to study law at the University of Oklahoma and return to practice in Ada while pursuing a legislative program to attract industry, expand education, and reform taxes and welfare. He stresses national security against communism and promises economy in state government and improved public welfare. He was born in 1916 and lives in Ada with early work experience to fund schooling.

Jake’ Gleving Ada Pontotes County Blevins Pontotoc County University of Bleving East Central Aida Avery Mile Paistes Fontetoe County Coounty Oklahoma Bleview Logn Fune Aso Evon Ny Oder Merr Adatr Ile Bilovins Young Blevins J. A. Blevins Jake Om Onder Bishpia School

Veteran Blevins pursues law after WWII service at East Central

Phase Blevins, who joined East Central in 1937 to study prelaw, served four years in the Army Air Corps from 1940 to 1945 overseas with the Sith Airforce. He later attended University of Oklahoma law school and plans to take the bar exams this summer while leading a campaign backed by his family to reach voters in the county.

East Central Blevins Army Ar Corps Sith Airforce University of Oklahoma Law School Oklahoma

Officers Elected For Central Dairy Show Meeting

Representatives were elected for the Central Dairy Show at a meeting last week. C H Hailey is contact and show manager. Officers include W P George president, Dewey Hirdom vice president, Howard Smith vice president, and E E Moran secretary. Breeder reps from Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn breeds named. Four judges will be chosen by the committee of Grantley Higton Cowling George Pederson and others.

C. H. Hailey Portator County Medcine Okahoma W. P. George Holstein Wesley Grantley Dewey Higton Jersey R. & Cowling Howard Smith Guernsey Chris Pederson

Old Dog Hunts Fox in Campfire Tale

G C Mayhue Sr recalls fox hunting with friends around a campfire. An elf hound supposedly flushed foxes, but no trail emerged. At dawn the old dog returned for breakfast, earning a nickname from the owner and a possible place in history as a well known name.

G. C. Mayhue, Sr Mayhue Teeet Garner

Third Anniversary of V-E Day Finds Ada Busy

Ada reflects on V-E Day three years past with talk of a Lake Texoma fishing derby and a local baseball game. memorial notes mark the end of World War II as citizens recall Iwo Jima and the surrender that brought peace, amid newspaper commentary from Mastow and Soviet perspectives.

Ada Lake Texoma Evers Pte Dewey Williarca Iwo Jima Amd Associated Press Counry Garmen Gm Bertin

Pasture Tour At Coalgate Station May 10

Farmers and ranchers in Pontotoc County head to Coalgate Station five miles northeast of the town for a pasture improvement program tour on May 10 starting at 9 45 am. The event showcases experimental pasture work under adverse weather, drought notes, and forage observations including laguna clover and black medic clover growth. Local leaders and instructors will discuss soil fertility and silage planning as a dairy feeding option.

Pontotoe County Coalgate Station Pomiolec County Coalgete Oklahoms Horace F Harper A. Art M. College Stillweater

Ensilage Plans and Farm Feeds Across Counties

Plans outline the construction of a 26 ton upright silo at about $25.00 to store ensilage for dairy cattle and barns. Claims cite ensilage as economical feed, with benefits in safety, convenience, and profits, plus goats for brush control. A separate item notes a burglary at Friesen Drag Store with loot of three cases of Honor.

Atlas Sorge Oklahoma Ovlaham Mason City

Many Lakes Reach Across Oklahoma Area Near Ada

Reading on Oklahoma water resources shows a dense network of private and public lakes and farm ponds in an eight county area around Pontotoc and Murray counties. Lake Texoma near Ada is the largest in the state, built for hydroelectric power and flood control, with a high capacity and broad surface. Lakes and ponds now serve recreation, fishing, swimming, and boating while state efforts document vast lake construction since 1900, many projects funded by WPA during the 1930s.

Artificiat Ada Olahoma Lakes Oldeholme Rwater Resources Pontotoc County Pontotoe Murray County Atoka County Texoma Gry Thoth Central Oklahoma

Anadarko to Host Annual American Indian Exposition Parade

Oklahoma reads as the 9th annual American Indian Exposition opens with a parade on Tuesday, August 2 in Anadarko. Bands, floats, war dancers and tribal princesses welcome visitors from across the nation to a five day festival featuring grandstand shows, horse racing, archery, and a grand Pageant of the Peace Pipe.

Oklahoma Kao Anadarko Fairgrounds Robert Gaombi National Congress of American Indians Alaska United States U. S. Congress Memrby Oteoma Ft. Sill Tatum Amafarke Sre Parker Wickenzle Morris Bod¢ko Lows Ware Glenn Petters Cratecville Ozishoth Frank Rush Margaret Ofsom Spellman Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas Plains

Ada host to Standard Brands group this weekend

Jess White of Ada hosts employees of Standard Brands Inc from the Oklahoma City area for a weekend at Lake Texoma aboard Mir. Whey boat. The party includes B A Tischer Bayt Ford Turner Seesolt Bob Ford Fe Alesander A Lintle A Black FL White and Jess White.

Jess White Ada Standard Brands, Inc Oklahoma City Aca Lake Texome Mir Whey B A. Tischer Bayt Ford Turner Seesolt Bob Ford Fe Alesander Oklahome City A. Lintle Evid A Black Lawton FL White Hasi

Noted Rancher Dies at Raton Ranch in New Mexico

Edward Johnson, a longtime Hereford cattle rancher near Raton 13 miles east of Acre, died today at age 24? The bachelor operated a prominent ranch for 24 years and until recently served as manager. His work earned numerous awards in livestock shows and he helped elevate the region in cattle breeding.

Age

Kawlaqa News Recital at Nazarene Church Highlights Local Ushers

Annie Hamittom of San Jose with her parents attended a Nazarene church recital on May 7. Many local youths participated as ushers and performers, including Ruth Barrett and Anna Lowan. Mr and Mrs FT Glover visited their daughter’s family during the weekend.

Annie Hamittom San Jose Calif Feeee Sere Sie Re Shiney Steelnam Antlers Ota RL. Steelman J. W. Young Pias The Nazarene Church Annette Lurber Patsy Blaylock Ruth Barrett Jerry Don Anna Low Anm Jan David Good Ruby Jack Pidler Virginie Barkker Mildred Cload Sue Surber Armettz Surber Dearie Deron Dianne Daily Blaylock Mary Jursar Jexx Korsar Harlene Houston Defaris Bawrick Alice Ram Russel Alte Atkinson Mrs FT. Glover Mos W. Buchanan

Veterans Club Opposes Major College Pay Increase

East Central college veterans oppose the May raise in general allowance saying it helps only slightly. About 2,000 region veterans will get increased benefits, rising from $65 to $75 for single vets and $0 to $75 for married with no dependents, with married veterans and those with children seeing higher boosts. Interviews on campus reveal mixed opinions on whether the money settles monthly needs, with many using the extra funds for basics and small comforts while still facing tight budgets.

Pete Lyda Port Arthur Texas East Mcs Central East Central Jimmy Ees Ode Orestadert Iving i I Neyer Royml Board Tisia

Local Social Notes From Konawa and Surrounding Areas

Local residents report weekend visits and social events across Konawa and nearby towns. Notable items include gatherings at Lake Texoma, visits to Oklahoma City and Fort Smith, and plans for student activities at the high school including a baccalaureate sermon and commencement exercises. Unexpected spellings and OCR errors present, but refer to multiple families and church events.

Headstanding Will Be Private Show on KADA Studio

Albert Pegram will perform a headstand in the KADA studios as part of the Win at Home program. His wife sent in questions that prompted the stunt to be broadcast at 3 p.m. today. Joe Frank backed out of his 2 Main street performance.

Albert Pegram KADA Albert Main Street Kaba Joe Frankly

Five Inch Snow in New York County

Five inch snowfall blankets New York County while much of the nation enjoys fair weather. Snow plows are active in Erie County to clear roads. Light rain or snow appears in parts of Missouri and Illinois, with warm southern temperatures and cooler northern areas.

New York County Chicago Yor Erie County Norkhern Missouri Binois Southern Owl

Reuther injury update voices hope after shooting

Walter P. Reuther, president of the CIO United Auto Workers, spoke to reporters for the first time since his April 26 shooting. He called the attack a professional job and said his daughter Linda, recovering from surgery, would be spared witnessing his hospital beds. He expressed gratitude for survival and indicated a desire to resume public duties if possible.

Detrom May & HP Walter P. Reuther Cto-United Auto Workers Reuther Rt. Wan tHorthis Bnt Linda Grace Ia Rewther Douglas MacArthur

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