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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

5

News Farm Women Round-Up Delegates Head to Stillwater

Martha Mote reports Pontotoc County 4 H Club delegates will travel May 27 at 8 30 am from the courthouse by bus furnished by McLish high school to the State Round Up at A and M college Stillwater May 27 through May 30. Delegates include Francis Davis Sharon Reynolds Mary Ann Griffith Hazel Biggs Nancy Grose Barbara Wigley Mary Lou McKeel Carol Young Bobby Young Wanda Keeling Betty Landers June Farr and others with lodging at Stout hall. The group returns May 30.

Pontotoc County M. College Stillwater Court House McLish High School Francis Davis Sharon Reynolds Mary Ann Griffith Hazel Biggs Nancy Grose Barbara Wigley Mary Lou McKeel Carol Young Bobby Young Wanda Keeling Betty Landers June Farr Stouthall

Food preservation guide for peas canning and freezing

Wash and shell fresh peas, then decide to can or freeze. For freezing Scald in boiling water, chill in ice water, drain, and package in a moisture proof container with two inches head space. freeze at 0 degrees F or lower. For canning, boil peas briefly until bright green, pack hot into sterilized jars, add salt, cover with hot liquid, and process at 10 pounds pressure for 40 minutes per pint or 45 minutes per quart.

Soil Moisture Tour Series Planned by Pontotoc District

The Pontotoc County Soil Conservation District schedules three neighborhood tours to show soil and moisture conservation on farms. The first on May 27 in Jesse will visit Claude Thompson’s sericea hay meadow and pastures. The June 9 tour from Stoneybroke Ranch and the June 24 Ahioso neighborhood will cover native grass reseeding, range improvement, tall fescue, pasture development for a Grade A dairy herd, and brush chemical control.

Pontotoc County Kentucky McLish Carlton Corbin Stoneybroke Ranch Ahloso Harvey Lambert

Soviet Press Attacks Western Peace Pact on Four Power Talks

Moscow reports say Pravda criticizes the Western Big Three for seeking a German settlement via a peace treaty. Russia delivers a note demanding four power talks on a fully inclusive German peace, urging immediate direct discussions and warning against delays.

Moscow West Germany Pravda Konrad Adenauer United States Britain France

Konawa Church of Christ HOSTS Vacation Bible School

Konawa Oklahoma June 27 church announces Vacation Bible School led by minister R A Hartsell with opening assembly at 9 a m. Sessions in church basement study topic The Early Church and a closing day picnic. Refrigeration air conditioning installation expected for use during the school. Project committee includes O E Rosenbaum Lewis Reed John Myers and Mr Hartsell.

Konawa O. E. Rosenbaum Lewis Reed John Myers Hartsell

Salt Content Of Ocean Water

About four to six percent of seawater is salt. The salinity varies with location and depth, influencing ocean chemistry and circulation patterns.

Community Meetings Scheduled Late May in Various Towns

On May 26 Gaar Corner meets Mrs Inez Pennington and a school gathering follows. May 27 Pleasant Hill hosts a club room meeting. May 28 Byng meets Clyde Meeks for a community event.

Gaar Corner Inez Pennington Center Pleasant Hill Byng Clyde Meeks

Italians Vote in Local Elections Across Italy

In two day local elections across 2400 towns, the Atlantic Pact government bloc aims to beat Communists and neo Fascists in Rome and Naples. Turnout reached 72 percent nationally with Sicily at 82.99 percent. Naples and Rome saw 75 and 71 percent respectively. Police reported arrests for alleged voting fraud and one stabbing amid a tense campaign.

James M. Long Rome Italy Naples Sicily Sardinia Alcide de Gasperi Christian Democrats de Gasperi Atlantic Pact Southern European Command

Small Boy Killed In Car Collision

A two year old Wichita Falls Texas boy died after a head on collision on U S 277 within the Randlett city limits. Luther Flavious Shaw Jr died from internal injuries in Wichita Falls General Hospital. State trooper Lt Clyde Awtrey held two occupants of the other vehicle in custody Lawrence Edward Strickland 46 and Richard Junior Harden 27 both of Burk Burnett Texas for investigation. Mrs Shaw and the two men were treated for cuts and bruises.

Associated Press Wichita Falls Tex U. S Randlett Luther Flavious Shaw Jr Bobby Kethcum Shaw Wichita Falls General Hospital Clyde Awtrey Lawrence Edward Strickland Richard Junior Harden Burk- Burnett

Cocker Locates Lost Billfold in Decatur

In Decatur Illinois WJ A Good lost a billfold with $100 and papers last fall. A search and ads failed until his young cocker spaniel trotted up with the billfold. The money and papers were soggy but intact there was no clue where it had been.

Decatur Ill WJ. A Good

Southern Californians plan Oregon to Mexico riding trail

Harold Beere leads horsemen from La Canada to push a 450 mile bridle path network in Los Angeles County. They advocate funding for watering troughs on state bridle paths and presented to the California Riding and Hiking Trails advisory committee.

LA Canada Calif California Harold Beere Oregon Mexico Los Angeles Beere

Winners In Central Oklahoma Dairy Show Reach Across Counties

The Central Oklahoma Dairy Show drew the largest entries of district fairs with strong animal quality despite Friday rain. Winners span Ada and Pauls Valley breeders in categories from grand and senior champions to numerous junior yearlings across Hereford and Holstein divisions.

Central Oklahoma Oklahoma Hubert Sheegog Rey Thompson Pauls Valley Hugo Sheegog Lambert and Err Vernon Morgan Kerr Richard Pedersen

State 4 H Club Round-Up delegates named for Stillwater trip

Coal County delegates to the 31st annual State 4-H Club Round-up at Stillwater May 27 30 include Paul Brezney Roger Kite Larry Baumert Marion Floyd Dewayne Holland and James Poole plus others. They will present speeches demonstrations health and crop projects while Burr Clover Seed crops and seed inoculation are noted in Bromide area reports.

Curtis Floyd Coal County Stillwater Paul Brezney Jefferson Lehigh Roger Kite Coalgateigh Aeeconean Larry Baumert Marion Floyd Billy Don Morrison Lendell Williams Olney Dew J. L. Vaden Bromide Hull Burr Mr. Vaden

Social Security payments reach Pontotoc County in 1951

Russell F. Darker of the Ardmore office announced December 1951 Social Security payments to 658 residents in Pontotoc County under old age and survivors insurance totaling 19 615 dollars. About 426 seniors over 65 receive benefits, with 190 children and 42 widowed mothers receiving monthly sums.

Pontotoc County Russell F. Darker Ardmore Social Security Office United States Darker

Florida Voters Ballot Tuesday on Democratic Delegates

Florida voters decide tomorrow which U S senators will represent them at the Chicago Democratic National Convention. Delegates total 24 from 86 pledged to Kefauver Russell or unpledged with 42 pledged to Russell 25 to Kefauver and 17 unpledged. Four at large and eight district slots choose state representation.

Miami Florida Estes Kefauver Tennessee Richard B. Russell Georgia Chicago Kefauver Russell Dwight D. Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur

Maryland Manages Vast State Forests and Parks Network

Maryland oversees a vast system spanning over 120000 acres of state forests and parks, supporting conservation, recreation, and habitat protection across multiple counties. The figure highlights the scope of public lands managed by state agencies.

Maryland

Rapid Shifts in Hog Prices Endanger Consumers and OPS

Hog prices show a quick upward shift risking consumer hardship and new price controls by the Office of Price Stabilization. After seven months of low producer prices, expectations point to tighter hog supplies and a possible rise to 25 or 26 dollars per 100 pounds this summer, with production likely down 10 percent from last year.

Ovid A. Martin Associated Press Washington Office of Price Stabilization

The Pony Haircut Mayhem in Witty Observations

Comic column questions if the pony haircut is a real cut or a womanly handhold. The piece riffs on husbands, horses, and romance with sharp jokes about hair trends while noting a closing line on death by accident in primitive cultures.

Chicago Hill Gail

Dutson Freed on Bail in Arizona

Excommunicated Mormon Dutson, 47, was freed on 1500 dollar bail in Mesa Arizona pending a preliminary hearing on bigamy and illegal co habitation. He was arrested Saturday after a Dec 31 1951 case in which six women with his surname claimed open cohabitation. Charges against four were postponed. two were dropped. Dutson cited Bible based beliefs and early Mormon teachings.

Mesa, Ariz George Merlin Dutson Dutson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Mormon

Yanks Promise Fuji Summit Off Limits in Security Pact Meet

The United States pledged to the Japanese government that American troops will not use Mt Fuji summit for military purposes. The pledge followed a U S Japan Security Pact Implementation Committee meeting after reports claimed a drill ground might include the summit with climbers barred.

Tokyo United States Mt. Fuji Asahi Fuji

Troops to Move Swiftly After Next Atomic Blast at Nevada Test Site

Las Vegas reports describe 1,000 combat troops and 600 observers moving in after the sixth spring detonation at the Nevada Proving Ground. The next explosion will involve 1,500 troops from Camp Desert Rock. The blast lit Las Vegas with a 15 second fire ball and mushroom cloud, as dogs reacted to the distant event.

Las Vegas Nev Ground Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Proving Ground Camp Desert Rock

Greater returns for amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads

Classified ad notes improved value for invested capital in Ada News Want Ads. Readers are advised that placing ads yields higher returns per dollar spent with new pricing showing stronger reach to local buyers and sellers.

Ada News

Winners announced at Central Oklahoma Dairy Show

The dairy foods exhibit judged by John Boehr recognized home demonstration clubs and 4-H girls. Placings span Sweet Milk, Sweet Cream, Stage Cheese, Yellow Cream Cheese, and various butter classes for adults and 4-H entrants from Latta, Fitzhugh, McLish, Colbert, Vanoss, and McLish with judges noting appearance, aroma, and taste.

Central Oklahoma John Boehr Extension Dairy Specialist Oklahoma A&m College Sam Dew Pecan Grove Wesley Brantley Latta J. M. Engel Colbert Margaret Lynn Brantley Joyce Jones Vanss June Furr Fitzhugh Helenoung Lee Jones Vaness Helen Cooper Wanda Young Norene Harden McLish Louise Dew Nora Harden J. H. Brents J. N. Engel Lucille Howell

World Eucharistic Congress Opens in Barcelona

Barcelona hosts the World Eucharistic Congress with hundreds of prelates and about 500000 pilgrims from nearly every country. The theme centers on peace in individuals homes factories and nations and in the church. The event marks the 34th congress since 1881.

Barcelona Spain Budapest Lille France

Old Midland Cemetery Work Day Planned for Memorial Friday

Memorial Day activities at Old Midland cemetery near Vaness invite relatives to arrive Friday morning with hoes rakes saws and planting materials to tend individual plots. Families are urged to bring flowers and shrubs and a noon on grounds lunch will be provided.

Old Midland Vaness

Roses Challenge Yet Favorite For Flower Lovers

Roses pose growing problems from soil needs to pest control with leaf spot aphids and thrips. Prevention is better than cure and a general purpose dust should be used regularly. Keith Daniel, Olney Highschool senior, earns Home Demonstration Club Schol arship to Oklahoma A and M College after seven years in 4 H.

Keith Daniel Olney Scholce Oklahoma A. & M. College Keith

Curtain repair tips for lace and net drapes

The article describes repairing lace and net curtains by weaving in new crosswise yarns from leftovers, using similar sewing thread if needed, and hiding repairs when curtains hang full. It suggests trimming damaged outer edges, adding hems, or applying contrasting hems for narrow curtains and combining strips from multiple curtains in harmonizing colors.

Proper Thrip Control for Gladiolus and Roses

Guidance on using insecticidal dusts or sprays to combat thrips. Recommend testing a rose dust with lindane or DDT, and starting treatment on gladiolus when plants reach five to six inches high. Apply weekly dust or spray for protection.

Thirty first Annual 4 H Club Round Up in Stillwater

Coal County 4-H juniors head to Stillwater for the Thirty first Round Up May 27 to 30 drawing members from every county in the state. The event features individual and team contests, 4 H project demonstrations, and speakers from across the United States with about 2000 club members expected including Coal County girls Alene Daniel Maryna Wright Florence Martin Mary Louise Hearrell Myra Stubblefield Armetta Floyd Lois Edwards Wanda Fanning Ruth Bullard Denalta Martin and Norma Whalin.

Coal County Stillwater United States Alene Daniel Maryna Wright Florence Martin Mary Louise Hearrell Myra_ Stubblefield Armetta_Floyd Lois Edwards Wanda Fanning Ruth Bullard Denalta Martin Norma Whalin

American Soldier Seen in Red POW Compound Today

May 26 report from KOJE ISLAND Korea states an American soldier was seen walking through Compound 91 with Reds and conversing. Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner ordered an immediate investigation and restricted Allied entry to the stockade unless commanded inside.

Koje Island Korea Haydon L. Boatner U. S Boamer Francis T. Dodd Dodd Charles F. Colson Colson Congress Defense Department

Dow Chemical Seeks Workers in Ada Hiring Event

Dow Chemical Co will send a representative to Ada on May 28 29 to hire for chemical plant operators patrolmen boilermakers combination welders machinists and maintenance electricians. Eddie May will recruit at the Oklahoma State Employment Service office with no experience needed for operators and age limits 20 to 38. Selection will be by interview and pre employment tests at the employment service office.

Dow Chemical Co Freeport Tex Ada Eddie May Oklahoma State Employment Service State Employment Service Office

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Martha Mote Minnie Lou McDoniel Jesse SCS Germany Cocker Lambert W. F. Mitchusson Herbert Sheegog Claude V. Thompson Bull J. R. Arthur Bradley J. Kent Smith James Graham Lambert and Kerr J. Kenth Smith Ray Thompson Donald Price Heifer Charles Lee Morrow Cow E. E David Sheegog Michael Lucas Billy James Roper Odell Hightower Thurman Alexander Helen Pedersen Vernon Morgen Jersey Bythel Loney Okemah A. R. Edwards Seminole Bythel Looney Murray College Ist David Calvert Heifer Caif R. Edwards Dale Ozment Madill David Calvert Murrey College Steve Sloan Scotty Cushman Buddy Edwards James Thompson Joe McDaniel Billy Joe Lucas Dean Young Bull Dwayne Sherrell Linda Kay Mitchusson Muray College Joseph M. Engle Dean Young Dewayne Sherrell Wayne Sherrell W. P. George, Jr Ray Young Tom George Jerry Creel William Lester Ayers Jackie Creel St. Cow Donald Dyer Lee George Guernsey Tom Cooper Ardmore Ocie Young al Guerkink Jack Kuerkink Phillip Briggs Jerald Barton Nathan Guerkink Vernon Young Bobby Tinsley Marcia Ann Fitzgerald Elmore City Cal Tinney Ol’ Dobbin General Features Corp Arizona Dairy Foods Show Lillian Tietz Inman Oal County Dow Chemical
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