Around the County celebrates family at Ada gatherings
In Ada Laurie and Sonja Pedersen marked their birthdays at grandmother Laura Bennett’s home with Rob Elaine Morris and Timothy Allen Marvis of Oklahoma City, plus Mike and Vickie Lynne Palmer and others. A Gasaway visit, school open house, and junior senior banquets are noted. A May family reunion at Ezra Junt’s home listed many relatives before David Hunt departs for Korea for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Sonja Pedersen
Laura Bennett
Ada
Robin Elaine Morris
Timothy Allan Marvis
Oklahoma City
Roger
Mike
Vickie Lynne Palmer
Steve
Sherry
Sheila Pedersen
Jake McGee
Mike Pedersen
Gasaway
Arlis Martian
Laurie Pedersen
Ezra Junt
Shortie Bratcher
Roff
Bennie Lehman
Glenn Wallis
Vernon Morgan
Marjorie Martain
Tom Roly
Tulan
Marvin Hunt
Kenneth Hust
Konawa
Floyd Hunt
David Hunt
Korea
Lula and Ahtoso Wildcats claim invitational final trophy
Tupelo and Ahtoso battled in the finals of an invitational tournament Tuesday with Ahtoso taking the trophy and Tupelo earning the runner up award. The page also details church visits and family travel across Lula and nearby towns with multiple relatives visiting and attending events and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
MMS
Lois Clifford Tupelo
Ahtoso
Tupelo
Ada area families gather for Sunday dinners and school events
Ada residents share family visits and meals with relatives in Lula and Norman. Graduation activities at Lula Grade School list eighth graders Bet y Fortner Dayne Wofford Larry Whitgenhunt Joan Treas Becky Williams Ellie Fortner. Tupelo students took trips to Craterville. Various neighbors and relatives attend church, dentist visits, and baseball games as spring activities unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Betty Fortner
Dayne Wofford
Larry Whitgenhunt
Joan Treas
Becky Williams
Ellie Fortner
Pulpils
Tupelo
Local Social Calls Echo Through Oklahoma City
Floyd Burk called on Hank Sark Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hunter of Oklahoma City spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ranee Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker and girls visited his mother, Mrs. Ollie Tucker, Monday. Florence Isaacs visited briefly Tuesday night with her mother, Mrs. Clara Wood, and Mrs. Ollie Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Stonewall
Eula Davis
Davis
John W. Davis
Smiths
Jake Treas
Larry Keith Johnston
Dickie Clifford
Mrs. Paul Johnston
Darrell Harrison
Alvie Miller
Oklahoma City
Leroy Miller
Lawton
Bob Crowder
J. W. Law
Monte
Vaness
Jo Ann, Ramsey
Cheryl
Myrtle Taylor
Ada
Monte Dale Law
Jo Ann Ramsey
Himo
Elma Law
Hensley
Norris Hensley
Antivch
Calif
Hensleys
Laws
Dates McCarstain
Antioch
P. Q. Henson
E. B. Crawford
Cliff’ Mears
Phylis Jones
Patsy
Henson
Lamily
Don Henson
Cliff Mears
Alfred Penning
Ton
Donnie
Waylad
Miss Waste Pennington
Miami
Garland Pennington
Mark
Lorraine Pennington
Irete Bray
Wayne Pennington
Bobbi
Lovelady
Pug Garrett
Sondra
Hank. Burk
Pug
Burks
Oil Center
Colby Nelson
Juanita
Frantz
Russell Willoughby
Wintersmith “Park
Alene Anderson
Juanita Frantz
Ray Frantz
Frantz Jand
Herman Wilson
Frante
May Edwards
Willie
Florence Isaacs
Floyd Burk
Willie Isaacs
Sulephur
Clare Wood
Florence , Isaacs
Charles Wood
Mrs
Jah Wood
Vernon Gray
Steven Gray
M. C. Cox
Helen
Willice
W. N. Isaacs
A. Patton
Johnna Kay
Oklahoma Gily
Stevet Gray
J. Vernon Gray
Mike
Vickie
Rodney
J. A. Patton
Clara Wood
Ollie Tucker
M. R. Tucker
Earl Blevins
Pauls. Valley
Hank Sark
Charlie Hunter
Ranee Tucker
Ada High School Announces Three Summer Courses
ECQHA reports Ada High School offers three summer courses under E A Williamson English Literature senior level taught by Mrs Marjorie Decker American History junior with Mrs Ima Lora Capps and Driver Education by Leroy Mapp One unit courses carry full credit Driver Ed half unit July 21 starts 9 am and 1 pm sessions Fees $20 for one unit $15 Driver Ed in district. outside district $30 and $20 respectively The program runs May 25 at the school site with ECQHA members upgrading facilities at the fairgrounds Workshops address evolving classrooms and exhibits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Decker
Ima Lora Capps
Leroy Mapp
Aca
ECQHA
Fairgrounds
Judge lineup announced for show in Bunkie Louisiana
Don Wilkins of Bunkie, La will judge the show this year. The judging committee includes West, Rod Edwards, Dr. Leon Self, Leon Robbins, Charles Bigham, Guinn Hill and the president of the local association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wilkins
Bunkie
West
Rod Edwards
Leon Self
Leon Robbins
Charles Bigham
Guinn Hill
Marriages Filed For Bob Bowles And Sheila Boyd
Bob Bowles 21 of Ada to Sheila Boyd 17 of Ada filed for marriage in Ada court. The union is noted in official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bowles
Ada
Sheila Boyd
Oklahoma wheat and market prices report from state board
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture lists prices paid to local producers for cash wheat and new wheat across several towns, plus notes on broilers eggs butterfat and other dairy items. In New York, stock markets pause after touching records with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down around 2 points at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Guymon
Alva
Blackwell
Clinton
el Rend
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Manchester
Medford
Vici
Yukon
Waratonga
Okeenge
Hobart
New York
Associated Press
Sleels
Litton Industries
Havey Industries
Woolworth
Goodrich
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
General Motors
American Motors
Ford
Cattle Club Backs Pontotoc Fair Board Drive
The cattle club continues active in production and research and backs the Pontotoc County Free Fair. Through its fair committee it promotes election of a new fair board and seeks barn renovations at the fairgrounds. The club’s latest newsletter lists cattle for sale for publication in the Magic Circle Stockman with copies to northern feedlots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Fairgrounds
Magic Circle Stockman
Farmers Home Administration Credit Opens Door to Builders
FHA expanded loans to farm owners meeting a 400 dollar annual commodity output or home use threshold based on 1944 prices who have other adequate financing sources, boosting business for building material and supplier concerns.
Collision Ups May Accident Total To 15
Ada May traffic report shows 15th collision for the month as Louise Maples and Robert Jones collided at Fifteenth and Mississippi at 8 p m Jones faces a failure to yield charge and a $10 bond forfeiture. Darrel Moore 15 pleads not guilty to destroying private property after an altercation near Ada High School. Roland Wisle 17 pays a $10 fine for speeding and E A Scales 61 is fined $12 for public drunkenness. In municipal court James Stephens 29 charged with driving with an open liquor bottle and without a license is fined $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Louise C. Maples
East Sixteenth
Robert M. Jones
Parts Valley
Fifteenth
Mississippi
Jones
Darrel Moore
Guily
Moore
Ada High School
Roland E. Wisle
E. A. Scales
James Stephens
Self defense claim remains after tavern shooting
Holman reports say King and Odom described a fight at a tavern after intoxication. King said he warned Roberts and Odom to stop as they allegedly moved to attack Lowery, then fired a warning shot and ultimately hit Roberts in the arm and abdomen. Odom claimed Tavern trouble started with Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Odom
Lowery
Roberts
Rroberts
Reoberts
Tavery
Holman
Norman Hesley dies. services in Maxwell Cemetery Friday
L Norman Hesley of Maxwell community, an Ada High School graduate and World War I veteran, died at 9 p.m. Wednesday in a veterans hospital in Oklahoma City. He leaves a son in Los Angeles, three sisters in McAlester Oklahoma City and Amarillo, and two brothers in San Antonio and Ada. Services will be at Maxwell Cemetery at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev. Amos Myers presiding. Guardian Funeral Home of Oklahoma City directs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesley L. Norman
Oklahoma City
Maxwell Community
Maxwell
Ada High School
University of Oklahoma
Jack Norman
Los Angeles
Calif
Clea Hopper
McAlester
Jackon Mitchell
Ginevra Sullivan
Amarillo
Tex
Houston E. Norman
San Antonio
Slade Norman
Ada
Maxwell Cemetery
Amos Myers
First Christian Church of
Guardian Funeral Home of
Clifford Huntsinger Funeral Services in Oklahoma City
Clifford Huntsinger 60 of Oklahoma City died Tuesday in a city hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Sraith Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Ed ward Siffert officiating. Burial in Tupelo Cemetery. Survived by daughter Sharon Huntsinger of Tupelo, brother Harold Huntsinger of Santa Rosa California, sister Mrs V E Lea of Denver Colorado. Born March 7 1901 in Esbon Kansas to Albert J and Meldina Spaulding Huntsinger. Painter by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Huntsinger
Oklahoma City
Sraith
Edward Siffert
First Methodist Church of
Coalgate
Tupelo
Huntsinger
Esbon
Kan
Albert J
Meldina Spaulding Huntsinger
Sharon
Harold Huntsinger
Santa Rosa
Calif
V. E. Lea
Denver
Cole
Presbyterians Study Plan For Unification
The United Presbyterian Church moves toward a broad plan to unite much of American Protestantism. Moderator Paul D. McKelvey urged full exploration while a General Assembly report notes churches re forming to heal divisions. Princeton Seminary president James I. McCord stresses radical steps toward visible unity. McKelvey, 53, favors careful study and gathering all facts before decisions. In other notes, cash crops in Voltaic Republic are cotton rice and peanuts and Katanga Province holds uranium copper cobalt manganese tin and more. Water buffalo roam near Vientiane airport in Laos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Buffalo
United Presbyterian Church
Paul D. McKelvey
Los Angeles
General Assembly
James I. McCord
Princeton Theological Seminary
McKelvey
Swe
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Midland
Vanass School
Sherry Pedersen
Barbara Pinley
Michael Pedersen
Tommy Gassaway
Dolph Treas
Fort] Towson
Luta
Louis Lillard
Knox Sweat
Connie
Donna
Maysville
Buck Sweat
Thomas Fortner
Coyle G. Jackson
Gary
Lois Clifford
Lavanda Cooper
Vonda
Hugh
John Harden
Ralph Treas
Clovis, N.M
Mra
Ted Smith
Hoffman
Jess Glover
Jenks
Greer Brooks
Larry, Brooks
Air Force
Lillie Miller
Elma Law and
Pearl Gray
Larry
Carma
Wayland
Jimmy Ward
Herman Ward
Jimmy
Ft. Riley, Kan
Mr. i
Jim Kight
Mrs. M. BD. Edwards
Patsy Henson
Shelia
Glen
Pearl i Gray
Clordta Gray
Vickey
Hazel Melton
Jerry
Jackie
Lonnie
Alene. Anderson
Grace Magar
Vetnelec Dryden
Free Will Baptist Camp Ground Church
Owen Magar
Ahloso
John Kutts
Doris
Sue
Stratford
Ruth Magar
Essel Magar
Ruby Dryden
Mary Sue Dryden
Verniece Dryden
Jim
Magar
Mary Sue
Bill Reed
Chat Henry
Sonny Leader
Diana
Donna Kay
Donald Brooks
Brooks
Linda
Disane
Dwayne
Leader
D. R. Clifford
Ralph Wolford
Karen
Darlene
Walter Brooks
Kenneth Farmer
Tammy
Norman
Short Fortner
Kenneth
Craterville
Ronnie
Debra
Helen Leader
Brooka
Jimmy Brooks
Sulphur
Baptist Church
Lula Mothers Day
Alfred Brown
Larry Whisenhunt
Shorty Wainscott
Doyne
Wofford
Velma McDonald
Cathy
Ronnie Stratford
Frank Dryden
J. W. Law and
Beulah Turner
Jean Jeter
California
Frank
Ruby
Irene Klutts
Oleta
Law
Gaar Cornet
Pearl Wells
Tulsa
A. P. Nelson
Dale Pinley
Pauls Valley
van Vandepriff
Frank _Pinley
Troy
Doyne Isaacs
Wichita, Kan
Jackie Lankford
Wewoka
Rodney Gray
Phylis Lamb
Ruby Wood
Oren Gray
van Reed
Hancock
Van
Mama
E. A. Williamson
Neineinal
Jang
Campball
South
Michelangalo
Ken Campbell
Jean Ann
Dean Ann
L. Norman
Presbyterians
Voltaic Republic
Congo
Katanga
Vientiane
Laos
Harmon Ebey
E. J. Landis
Ada, Okla
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