Stratford Classes Tour Ada Points of Interest
Stratford elementary groups toured Ada visiting the fire station Aldridge hotel post office airport and Steffens plant. Fourth and fifth grades with teachers Ora Jones Willie Simpson and others joined a Ada flour mill visit and a park lunch with 56 pupils and seven mothers.
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Stratford
Adit
Genelle Hamzlton
J. D. Cheek
Aldridge Hotel
Aubrey Harts
Mary West
Steffens
East Central College
Linscheid Library
Graces
Ada
Ora Jones
Wilie Simpson
Kada
Lunen
Konawe Park
Oil Shortage Threatens NATO Defense
In Paris Leon Dennen reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhowers NATO defense could be jeopardized by a drastic Western European fuel oil shortage. F P Hellin, former adviser to the Soviet Oil Trust, warns that turmoil in Middle East oil regions could deprive NATO countries of up to 90 percent of their oil. He predicts pro Soviet violence in Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Kuwait and notes ICFTU reports of increased tominform activity in Middle East oil centers. The piece links Arab nationalism, Iran oil nationalization, Mossadegh, and Western frustration as Iran’s output falls from Abadan refining capacity.
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Paris
NEA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Europe
F. P. Hellin
Soviet Oil Trust
Middle East
Moscow
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Kuwait
Iran
Hellin
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Tominform
World Federation of Trade Unions
ICFTU
Far East
Stalin
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Asa
Abadan
Bahrein
London Sunday Times
Soviet Russia
Caspian Sea
Valley View Admissions Dismissals List Ada Area
List of admissions and dismissals for Valley View includes numerous residents in Ada area with addresses in Ada, Allen, Sulphur, Stonewall, and surrounding towns. Names include Norma Lee Chambers Erie Marie Ebrite Mrs Cota Mae Thomas Woilem C Crisman Willie Shelton Arcney Rowsley Chas N Rutherford Belle Green Jennie Hulsey Ape Cartwright Spank Hampton O G Braden Donna Lynn Walker Emma Jenkins and Franklin Worcester Gen De Jr Pontotoc. Visiting hours noted 2 4 pm and 7 9 pm.
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Norma Lee Chambers
Boxea
Fittstown
Erie Marie Ebrite
West 2Nd
Ada
Cota Mae Thomas
Woilem C. Crisman
South Rennie
Willie Shelton
West
Ada Arcney Rowsley
East 2Nd
Chas. N. Rutherford
Broadway
Tishomingo
Belle Green
East Mein
Irs
Jennie Hulsey
Allen
Ape Cartwright
East 16Th
A. Spank Hampton
West 6Th
A O. G. Braden
Donna Lynn Walker
Stonewall
Emma Jenkins
Kings Road
Franklin Waorchester
Pontotoc
Dismissals list across Ada and surrounding towns May 1951
A long list of individuals including Allan Moore H Howard Mary Spal Jones Ada Minnie S Henderson Ada Piele Saarratt Ada Dean Peters Hickory Joe David Roberts Hickory Norma Mee Simpson Ada Willan Thomas Webb Ada Mildred Utley Ada and baby girl Mollie Hatcher Ada Betty June Lestie Ada Elouise Utley Tulsa Ruby Baker Ravia Rober Malcolm Bronaugh Ada S B Yeagle Ada Norris Lee Chambers Seminole Nancy Floycean Mosier Seminole Arlie P Lee Ard Phillips Stonewall Flora Mse Fidler Konawa Celia May Stevens Ada Mrs Sylvia Hopkins Coalgate Mrs Dorothy Watkins Fayetteville Ark Mrs Moisalle Henry Stokes Stonewall plus note on the nature of musical comedy.
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Allan Moore
East Main
Ads
Ae H. Howard
Ger
Del
Mary Spal Jones
Minnie S Henderson
West 14Th
Ada
Piele Saarratt
North Mississippi
Ary
Dean Peters
Box 356
Tishomingo
Joe David Roberts
Hickory
Obia
Jesse James Hanvey
Mill Creek
Okla
Norma Mee Simpson
South Constant
Willan Thomas Webb
West 13Th
Madeline ‘Annderson
Flo Stonewall
Timery Hugle
Stonewall
Mildred R. Utley
West
Mollie Hatcher
Betty June Lestie
Baby Box
Elouise Utley
Tulsa
Ruby Baker
Ravia
Rober Malcolm Bronaugh
S.B. Yeagle
West 5Th
Norris Lee Chambers
Fittstown
Nancy Floycean Mosier
Seminole
Arepie P. Lee
West 27Th
Arde Phillips
Stonewal
Flora Mse Fidler
North Division
Konawa
Okia
Celia
Busy Time for Sg t Castleberry Combat Vet in Korea
Sergeant Arthur E. Castleberry, son of Mrs Ed Weber Ada Oklahoma, has endured 13 years in the armed forces with a notably busy period in late 1950. His unit, the 21st Transport Carrier Squadron, received a Distinguished Unit Citation for evacuating marine casualties from two North Korean airstrips under enemy fire, airlifted 4,689 casualties before the strips were captured, and Castleberry serves as crew chief in the Hq and Hq Squadron. He hopes Ada friends will write him at T/Sgt Arthur E Castleberry, 6294116, 462 Home & Headquarters, San Francisco, care Postmaster, San Francisco, California.
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Arthur E. Castleberry
Ed Weber
West Thirteenth
21St Trona
North Korea
Castleberry
Ada High School
Italy
Japan
Pusan
Korea
Hokiako
Care
San Francisco
Calis
Two Music Recitals and College Programs This Week
East Central State college music events include Estellee Worsham in a piano recital tonight at 8 15 in the college auditorium under John Clifton. Thursday morning the college choir and orchestra perform in the spring degree commencement program. Sunday features Mary Jo Ruggles and Mary McKeown in voice recitals with Oma Louise Lance on violin. Ruggles performs Quagliati and McKeown Torelli and Mozart pieces. The baccalaureate sermon program Sunday night features the college orchestra with E Paul Enixy conducting and Worsham singing Cry of Rachel. A final note mentions high sweet potatoes in amin A content.
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East Central State College
Estellee Worsham
John Clifton
Mary Jo Ruggles
Mary MacKeown
Memorial Student Union
Oma Louise Lance
Tinney Muses On Republicans In Tulsa Visit
Cal Tinney writes from Tulsa about the 1952 Republican National Committee visit, noting perceived fattening support and contrasts with Democrats. He recalls soldiers’ chatter, MacArthur talk, and public reaction to Truman and Marshall hearings, offering a satirical view of postwar U.S. politics.
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CAL Tinnet
Tulsa
Okla
Republican National Committee
Qld
Mayo Hotel
Catl
Ike
MacArthur
Truman
Mac
Horeetrough Township
Stalin
Joe
MacArthus
George Marshall
Penate
Moscow
Korea
Yeepwrghy
Corr
Twish T
Ada Has Two in Ponca Military Graduating Class
Ada and Ponca Military Academy announce two graduates in the senior class. Gene Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Moore, earns top honors and holds multiple posts including secretary treasurer of Cavaliers and Lettermen, while Toney Moore plans civil engineering studies after high school. Van Gilder, first lieutenant and corps commander, is aimed for cadet captain, with ongoing roles on the rifle team and Chatter staff. Gene Moore and Jerry Moore were varsity basketball lettermen. Gene started at fullback and Van Gilder was pictured at right end.
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Ponce Military Academy
Fonca City
Adan
Gene Moors
Jinmy Moore
Toney
PMA
Okishuma A
C. I, Toney
Aevorse van Gilder
Harald van Gilder
van Gilder
Santa
Moore
PMA Sage
Toney Ane
Ee Moore
Mia
Jimmy Monte
Ahcon
Gene Moore
Gene
Jerry Moore
Konawa BPW to Install May 29
Konawa BPW set to install officers on May 29 with Mrs Rolle Forcum as adviser and Hermin Button as president. Officers include Mrs Hertrum president Mrs Floyd Bale first vice president Mrs A Stephens second vice president Mrs AD Thames secretary Leatherock treasurer Mrs L D trees urer and Mrs Roypare Tenertuarian. The club with three federated clubs will gather for a look drive in late May to raise books for the Konowa News Me library.
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Konawa
Konawa Bby Club
Rolle Forcum
Hermin Button
Irs
Hertrum
Floyd Bale
A. Stephens
Thames
Wis Leatherock
L. D Treesurer
Roypare
Jak
Konews Melibrary
Waterless hedgehog cactus swells after rains in Mexico
A fragmented note describes the waterless hedgehog cactus of Mexico living two years without rain. When it does rain, the central pithy section swells to almost twice its former size, revealing its adaptive response to arid conditions.
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Mexico
TANDAKATA Group GrOup Honors Camp Fire Sixth Graders
The Tandakaya Group met Wednesday led by Martha Shipe Jean Parry, checking uniforms and notebooks, awarding Camp Fire pins and plaques to the Camp Fire Girls. Miss Hager received appreciation for gifts, and notes on Manor Beads and Torch Bearers Bank were discussed before adjournment.
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Tandakaya
Martha Shipe
Jean Parry
Virman
Diss Hager
Misa Hager
Mrs. Stalcup
Miss Hawer
Emaker
Torch Bearers Bank
Scribe
Linda Luton
Willard School KUTANO GROUP notes and plans
Our meeting at school Wednesday covered notebooks while our Guardian checked them. We plan to attend the Committee of Awards next Tuesday at 4 in the Presbyterian basement. We praise our Guardian for the Fire-maier's Rank and past hikes.
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Committee of Awards Nex
Presbyterian
Maier
Eaise
Bonnie Blue Birds
Willard Scheet
Mrs. Brown
Odaka Group Sth and Sth Grades Horan Mano Scoot
A youth group met on the school campus to collect funds for candy and prepare notebooks for the Committee of Awards on Tuesday at the Presbyterian church. They drafted outline sheets for birthday honors of 1951 and planned honors to be presented at the Grand Council Fire Thursday in Wintersmith Park amphitheater. A Saturday meeting was scheduled for all members before year’s Camp Fire competition.
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Presbyterian Church
Grand Council
Wintersmith Park
ROWIEAYA GROUP Sth Grade Washington School
A ROWIEAYA GROUP Sth Grade meeting at Washington School with Mrs. Morrow. Members worked on notebooks, learned a new song, and played two games after the session. Next gathering planned as a party at Janet Moore’s home with Carrie Lou Hudson.
Wetemachen Group 6th Grade Irving Shoal Meeting Choice
The 6th grade Camp Fire Group of Irving chose the name Wetemachen meaning many friends and to scatter friendship. After business, refreshments of cookies and punch were served by Joyce Phillips and Judy Hays. The next meeting will be at Mrs Hodges home. Betty Moore
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Irving School
Joyce Philips
Judy Hays
Blue Bird Camp Meeting With Leaders Plan Second Session
On Monday afternoon we met with Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. Whitaker to discuss camp. Mrs Whitaker will serve as counselor during the second session from June 27 to July 2. We received Camp Folders and were urged to register early for cabin selection. Our group prepared several paragraphs before dismissal. all members were present. Dr. Sherre Lou
Irving Erboel Leads Third Grade Star Club Meeting
A Wednesday 3:30 meeting was called to order by the president with roll call by the secretary. Members discussed memory books and songs as Jin and Joy served tea and cookies, and thanks were offered for the refreshments.
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Camny
Jin
Joy
Oklahoma Legislature Closes with 175 Bills on Desk
Oklahoma City May 19 AP The 128 day session ended as Gov. Murray faced 175 pending bills. The legislature approved a lump sum settlement for hazard pay survivors, boosted beer tax, created a three member securities division, and reorganized districts from eight to six. New firms face five year tax holiday with a 0.1 percent sales levy. Teachers receive 3000 dollar per year raises and other education funding increased.
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Johnaior Murray
Tinaw
Deak
Workfien
House
Senate
Murray
Selonz Murray
Chamber
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Securities In
State Banking Department
Securities
Pas
Tacome
Busy Blue Birds at Horace Mann and Camp Fire News
Busy Blue Birds of Horace Mann 4th grade enjoyed a nature study at Wintersmith Park with Mrs Holt and a weiner roast. Hayes School Camp Fire group toured a pony farm led by Mrs McIntosh, then a soda treat. A Grand Council Fire is planned for May 24 in Wintersmith Park amphitheater with honors and awards to be tested.
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Blue Birds
Horace Mann
Wintersmith Park
Birs. Holt
Wintersmith
Hayes School
McIntosh
Barbara Wall
Morris
Franks Cemetery Working Tuesday
Franks Cemetery workers plan an all day cleanup on Thursday May 24. People are asked to bring tools and lunch and contribute at any time of the day. The notice notes variability in tasks and effort among volunteers depending on conditions.
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Franks
Ailday
Fire Kills Two At Broken Arrow
A mother Vester Creekmore and her son Leonard Creekmore died in a three room farmhouse fire near Broken Arrow Oklahoma. Leonard’s sister Virginia 16 and their grandfather survived with minor burns while the elder Creekmore escaped with his daughter. Fire Chief Lester Randall blamed the blaze on a kerosene can beside the stove and noted a water shortage hampered firefighters.
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Okla
Vester -Creekmore
Leonard Creekmore
Creekmore
Virginia
Lester Randall
Flo
Pre School Clinic Examines Local Children Before Entry
Sulphur special report notes 29 pre school children registered and examined for vision, hearing, and throat defects ahead of Cameron school entry. Nurses and aides assisted with the screening and parent guidance. At Washington school, 38 more preschoolers were examined for early defects and correction steps.
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Cameron School
Nettie Webb
A. B. Longino
Mia
Don Boyd
Paul John
BTA
Washington School
Aner World War I the U. sheep from about 2000
The fragmentary note mentions World War I, a sheep, and an approximate year around 2000, with unclear names or places. The readable facts are minimal, making a precise headline and summary difficult.
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Ralf
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Gertrude Forrest
Glenwood
Glenwood Park
Leon Dennen
KEA
United States
America
Venezuela
Canada
Western Europe
Valley View
Sgt. Castleberry
Miss Worsham
Bert Ashworth
Cal Tinney
GOP
National Committee
Salt Creek
Charley Balleck
Indiana
Swortt
Gayeo
Papa Dionne
Rowden
Ponca
Konawa Bpw
Tandakata Group
Bayes
Kutano
le Willard School
Firefly
Cato
Jean Brown
Odaka Group
Rowieaya Group
Wetomacher
Irving Shoal
STAR
Irving Erboel
Selenin
William
Oklahoma City
Norlene Andrews
Camp Adaka
Singing
Mrs. Moore
Oklahome
Franks Cemetery
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