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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

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County Bred Horse Wins Big Race In New Mexico

Top Ladybug a county rancher Marvin Barnes owned quarter horse won the $75,000 Oklahoma Quarter Horse Futurity at La Mesa Park Raton New Mexico. Jockey Boyd Morris rode the filly to a wire to wire 330 yard victory in 16.71 seconds. Top Ladybug jointly owned by Clary Spencer Oklahoma City earned 33 524 69 over 1966. The win marked her fourth straight victory as fans favored her at odds of 4 40 2 80 and 3 00.

Marvin Barnes la Mesa Park Raton N.M Top Deck Clary Spencer Oklahoma City Boyd Morris Bud Warren Oklahoma QH Association Little Lena Bars Barnes Pontotoc County Ada SH 12 Leo Pete Winters Kansas

Gullatt Is Installed as President of Oklahoma Medical Association

Dr. E M Gullatt was installed Saturday as president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association at a banquet in the Skirvin Convention Center Oklahoma City. He was chosen in May 1965 as president elect representing 2000 state doctors and has long been active in medical affairs locally and statewide.

E. M. Gullatt Oklahoma State Medical Association Skirvin Convention Center Oklahoma City State Association Rex E. Kenyon Gullatt Association House of Delegates Ada Pontotoc County Medical Society Valley View Hospital Board of Trustees Lamar University of Oklahoma University Hospital A. R. Sugg John B. Morey Sugg

Kerr Lab Dedication Set Here For May 28

The Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center dedication is set for Saturday May 28 with a 10 a.m. ceremony at the Ada site and a 2 to 5 p.m. open house. The center, run by the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, represents a $2 million investment and features speaker James M. Quigley.

Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center Ada Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Department of the Interior James M. Quigley FWPCA Washington D.C Johnson Henry Bellman Mike Monroney Fred Harris Tom Steed Carl Albert Oklahoma Dean McGee Kerr-McGee Oil Co Robert S. Kerr Jr Charles F. Spencer East Central State College Oliver S. William Oklahoma State University East Central Band Don Gant Richard D. Vaughan East Central Auditorium

Central Oklahoma May Get Expansive Recreation Area

State planners consider expanding the 5,000 acre Deep Fork lock and dam near Stroud into a 10,000 acre public hunting and fishing recreation area. The site would serve Oklahoma City and Tulsa with multiple-use lands for wildlife, waterfowl, deer and other game, amid long term regional development plans.

Stroud Central Oklahoma Tulsa Central Farrell Copelin Deep Fork Oklahoma

Fire Destroys House Near Ahloso on SH 99

A house owned by Lela Howard two miles south of Ahloso on SH 99 burned early Sunday. Ada firefighters arrived to fight the blaze and stood by as the structure was destroyed.

Lela Howard Ahloso SH 99 Ada

Moore Denounces Mud Slinging in Oklahoma Runoff

Democratic governor hopeful Preston Moore told a Wintersmith Park crowd he will not sling mud at rival ex Gov Raymond Gary. He urged a crusade for honesty and warned the election will decide whether the state moves ahead or regresses. Moore also pledged roads built by commissioners responsive to voters, not big campaign donors.

Preston Moore Raymond Gary Wintersmith Park Moore Gary Oklahoma

Allen Pioneer Club Elects Mrs Hope Busby President

The 18th Allen Pioneer Club reunion at Busby’s Lodge included Perry Blue’s welcome, a covered dish luncheon, pioneer attire photos, and plans for an Indian themed 1967. Mrs. Hope Busby was elected president with officers named and many attendees listed.

Allen Pioneer Club Hope Busby Busby Perry Blue Allen Ada June Rushforth New Jersey Anna Donaghey Norene Smith Elizabeth Atwood Edgar Muse Bess Story Ethel McCormick Iona Gilmore Wilson McInroy Lena Smith Wallie Curtis Ira Berninger Bill Jestes H. G. Odom Farmersville, la

Allen School Graduates 34 Seniors Sunday

The Allen School auditorium hosted the baccalaureate for 34 graduating seniors. Perry Blue gave the invocation, Rev. Marvin Francis delivered the sermon, and Benediction was by Rev. Davis Forester. Names of graduates include Richard Alvin Bailey and Marion Borcers among others.

Allen School Perry Blue Church of Christ Marvin Francis Church of God Davis Forester First Baptist Church Richard Alvin Bailey Marion Borcers Glen Calvin Boyd Ted Bradley Corbitt Robert Morris Chiles Charles Appolon Darris Winfred Leaton Francis Robert Roger Hinchey Eddie Don Huckeby Jerry Lee Hughes Tommy Russell Kimbrell Glen E. Knighten Larry Richard Nickell Harold Stick Johnie Dewayne Nickerson Harold Wofford Lan Ell Vandeveer Karen Jane Borders Noweta Case Phyllis Anne Clarkson Kathryn Elaine Farrell Sharon Kay Heddleston Joan Hoeff Rita Delores Hughes Kathryn Sue Isaacs Shirley Louise Janda Sandra Jean Mason Ramona Kathryn

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