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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1961

Page

2

4-H Safety Winners Lead County Roundup Highlights

Pickett and Oakraan placed in county 4-H events with safety programs drawing wide participation from 14 units and 630 members. They reported 532 checked cars and 369 hazards spotted, 40 talks and eight demonstrations, plus seven talks and three demonstrations to other groups. Special displays, posters, and news stories topped county efforts, with prizes for best offerings in a slogan contest. The county also earned second in state safety at roundup. Orville Kirkley led top boy honors, with Janelle Jaquess among girls also winning in health and demonstrations, while 4-H plans for a state roundup trip next week. Revival set at Union Hill Baptist Church Sunday with Rev. James Evans leading. Average Americans vs shower heads note.

Pickett Oakraan Allen Club Rott Vaness County Federation Quakman Union Hill Orville Richard Swink Rolf Kirkley Donald Janelle Jaquess Carol Kathryn Biges General Motors Rader Mills Q & Q Clothiers McCurley-Bayless Drug

Ada Veterinarians Call for Expanded State Lab and Quarantine Plan

Veterinarians urge major expansion of the State Veterinarian’s lab to test blood specimens from all cattle in the state. They propose farmers have local vets collect samples and send them for diagnosis, with infected cattle quarantined and slaughtered. They warn premature culling would waste money unless anaplasmosis is eliminated.

Ada Ofice

Around The County BEBEE By MRS. LEO SCOTT

Community notes list visitors and friendly calls across Ada and Oklahoma City. Names include Colins, Nora Roper, Oliver Crane, Sherry, Jimmy, David Coots, Allie Phelps, Jack, Billy Adams, Rhonda Kay, Joni Gay, Pamela Ann, Bobby Joe Adams, Carson Poindexter, Valley View Hospital, Don Newby, Kathy Dawn, Melvin Newby, Vergil Meek, W H Rightower, Barlin Haskins, Wesley May, Earlin Haskins, T S Hood, Cape family, Hattner family, Darwin Lee family, all from Ada or Oklahoma City.

George Colins Nora Roper Oliver Crane Jand Avs David Coots Sherry Jimmy Oklahoma City Allie Phelps Jack Ada Billy Ine Adams Rhonda Kay Joni Gay Pamela Ann Bobby Joe Adams Carson Poindexter Valley View Hospital Dave Brecheen Herbert Bolt Bill Tucker Ailie A. Collins Ray G. Rogers Okemah Ted Slagle A. F. Eidson H. L. Strong R. M. Jones Y. L. Hailey Mary Anne Hailey Sam Bates Jock Streetman Barry Shelly T E. Johnston Walter Seay Milton Courtney David Mary Anita Courtney Bert Harris Ada Reed Clarence Adams A. J. Shirley Margaret Hill H. W. Courtney Oda Terry W. C. Collins Bowlegs

Konawa couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary open house

Mr and Mrs Zachary Taylor of Fletcher celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday from 2 to 5 20 p m at their Konawa home. The event followed their May 21 1911 marriage in Havana Arkansas and featured family, friends, gifts, and a yellow anniversary cake with a gold 50 topper.

Zachary Taylor Flatchar West First Kenawa Zachary Taylor Fletcher Konawa Lyda Yandell Havana Ark Yell County Waldron Scott County Washita Academy Magazine East Central State College Leacher Allen Oklahoma Dorothy Mason Touchstone Broken Electrolux Company Taylor Lke Jack Houston Tex Konawa High School Oklahoma State University Mercury Freight Lines Touchstone Oklahoma Baptist University University of Oklahoma Terrell Anita Hammer Ben Yandell Fred Ward Lyda Taylor Pletcher Horace Mudd Methodist Church Oda Terry John Gardner Russellville R. E. Sturman B. F. Yandell Big Spring H. L. Strong Russellville, Ark Sam Gigt Pryor Wletcher B. F. Yandeil

Teenagers Admit Three Area Crimes In Ada Case

Ada Oklahoma City dispatch reports Chief of Police Homer Gosnell said Thursday that one of three district teens confessed to the attempted burglary of Public Finance Corp at 117 East Main Ada along with two other crimes in nearby towns. George Braden Shirley 18 signed a confession Wednesday naming four accomplices including Patricia Davis 16 Peggy Ellis 18 Bill Ellis 25 and Bob Davis 22. The two women and Shirley were jailed with plans to turn the girls and Shirley over to McAlester authorities, while the others remained at large. The group allegedly tied to an armed service station robbery in McAlester earlier in the week and a car theft in Slagle last week. The article notes possible further connections to similar thefts in Oklahoma. The Ellis child with the seven month old baby accompanying her was arrested Tuesday night and the infant is in Child Welfare care.

Homer Gosnell Ada Finance Company Gosnell George Braden Shirley Public Finance Corp East Main Street Shirley Patricia Davis Peggy Ellis Bill Ellis Bob Davis Davis Ellis McAlester iMcAlester Sugler Ada'ol East Main South Side McAlesster Stigler Atoka Ada Child Welfare Department

Thomp son and Raymond Fish Lake Txoma Weekend

Mr and Mrs Grover Thomp son and Raymond spent the weekend fishing at Lake Txoma. Mrs Emma Booth spent Saturday through Monday with Mrs Annie Duncan, George Booth and James Vernon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vernon Seaff.

Grover Thompson Raymond Lake Txoma Emma Booth Annie Duncan George Booth James Vernon Vernon Seaff

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Hill Baptist Church James Evans Mac Welch Brenda Southerland Orville Kirkley II Dorothy Rose Janilla Jaquess WV. Jaquess Emerson Black Share Tha Karan Kathleen Kathryn Bigas Bebee Mrs Leo Scott Don Newby Kathy Dawn Don Melvin Newby Vergil Meek W. H. Rightower Barlin Hasking Gaar Corner Wesley May Earlin Haskins T. S. Hood A. 4 Cape Paul Hattner Darwin Lee Warren Nelson Andrewa Eddie Eaton Eddie Buile Box X Larry Booth Terry Lee Robertson Euel Haskins Wanette Haskins Harlin Haskins Stratford Will Jervis Alvert Turner L. D Stonecipher Lau Scott Donna Ferrell Jones Cliff Mears Viana Lana McNair al C. Terry Mangum Taylor Hietcher First Methodist Church Masonic Lodge Kanawa Order of Eastern Star Progressive Study Club Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs National Federation Fletchers Pressen Acts East Central Quarter Morse Association Criswell Funeral Home Cssou Ers Cave Wilburton Clear Mountain Carlton
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