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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1969

Page

9

FHA Now Authorized To Make Loans To Low Income Families

The Farmers Home Administration gains authority to issue Economic Opportunity loans in all Oklahoma counties for rural residents in towns with populations 5,500 or less. Eligible applicants have limited assets and income and, with loan help, can raise their income to meet living costs and debt obligations. Contact C Arthur Ray, county supervisor, Agriculture Building Cen ter and East Main Ada.

FHA Farmers Home Administration Oklahoma C. Arthur Ray Agriculture Building Cenliter and East Main Ada

Bow ie Ballard Receives Honor as Ford Dealer Council Member

Bowie Ballard, a prominent Atla auto dealer, is named one of 16 dealers on the National Ford Dealers Council. He represents Oklahoma and five surrounding states, overseeing 875 company dealers in the Southwest. Ballard just returned from Dearborn meetings on dealer and agency issues for a one year term.

Bowie Ballard Atla Auto Ford Dealers Council Ballard Oklahoma U.S Dearborn Mich Ford

Homemaker’s Challenge Highlighted in Community Service

A maternal call to homemakers to serve the community with skill and dedication amid a world demanding many roles for women. The piece stresses the homemaker’s central place and vast potential, urging readiness to meet evolving community needs.

Pontotoc County

Ada Councilmen Reply To Recall Action

Four Ada city councilmen filed formal, signed replies defending their move after a recall statement with 25 Ada residents. The four named councilmen are Floyd Haynes, James Thompson, Dr. T. L. ter, and Harlin Coventon. The documents describe their vote to issue revenue bonds for downtown Ada park facilities and cite changes since the 1967 downtown parking vote.

Ada Floyd Haynes James Thompson T. L.ter Harlin Coventon State Highway Department Main Street Broadway

Snakes Bug Baylis Family

Mrs. Bessie Baylis found a six foot chicken snake hanging from nests in the hen house and, with grandson Spud Phillips, captured the intruder after a struggle. In a separate incident, Mr. and Mrs. Robbins killed a six foot snake that dropped from a tree onto their front porch as birds nested in the gable.

Simon Patton Bessie Baylis Mr. Robbins Robbins

Fire destroys vacant Francis house early morning

Firemen respond to a blaze at a vacant Francis residence owned by J. L. Knapp. The structure had already collapsed when they arrived after a 4:55 a.m. call, leaving the home completely destroyed.

Francis J. L. Knapp

Jim Gammill’s Diverse School Career Leads To Retirement

Ada Schools maintenance supervisor Jim Gammill will retire June 30 after 19 years in the position. His career spans 23 years teaching, including start in Arkansas before formal schooling, and a childhood in Mountain View as one of 17 siblings. He left grade school after fourth grade, later earned a teaching certificate, and began teaching before completing high school.

W. L. Knickmeyer Jim Gammill Ada Arkansas Mountain View, Ark Gammill Arkansas Hills Tahlequah High

Chairman Lands Workers In Co Cancer Crusade

Fred Andrews, chairman of the Cancer Crusade in Pontot County, praised Ada workers in the annual fund-raising drive. Residential chair Oleta Keel and team reported Ada contributions at $1,824.90 and a special letter campaign at $1,354.55, nearing the quota with more effort needed.

Fred Andrews Cancer Crusade Pontotoc County Oleta Keel Ada

Public hearing on Wichita Mountains elk hunt planned

Oklahoma officials set a May 15 public hearing at Central Junior High School in Lawton to discuss an experimental elk hunt on the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Wildlife chief Karl Jacobs said the meeting will explain the hunt per Fish and Wildlife Service and Oklahoma guidance and gather views on whether hunters or paid hunters will take the animals.

Lawton Oklahoma Jacobs

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