This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
9
A collection of chicken salad and fruit salad recipes for using leftover chicken. Includes ingredients for chicken celery grape nut mixes, a banana grape orange version, and a baked cheese topped dish with chips. Yields range from six to eight servings.
Crisp greens form the base. Toss ed chicken cooked cubed onion celery curry powder and other ingredients with dressing. Chill three to four hours. Just before serving blend in dressing and fill scooped tomatoes. Serve on greens for six portions.
Dissolve two packages of lemon gelatin in hot water and stir in lemon juice or vinegar. Chill until thick and syrupy, then fold in chicken salad. Pour into two 9 by 4 by 11 2 inch pans and chill until firm enough to slice for 25 servings.
Mr and Mrs E D McCause of Fanshawe Oklahoma invite area friends to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on June 1 with an open house at their daughter’s home 636 Mariane Ave Midwest City The hosts will include their children and spouses Harlen McCause Van Buren Arkansas Lynard McDonald Stratford C McCause San Bernardino Claud Watkins Tommy Watkins Midwest City and Eugene McCause Martinez California.
Oklahoma reports 8000 hog losses this year but vets say numbers mislead. Dr. Price calls it hogwash noting actual cholera cases far fewer than the total exposed. First case traced to Hollis from Arkansas. vaccination issues and plant movement discussed. virus cannot infect humans.
Latta High School alumni banquet set for June 28 in the Student Union Building at East Central. Planning session hosted at the Hudson home produced committee appointments and guest Shelby Morgan who will receive the Alumni Association Award as All Around Student. Invitations extend to former and current faculty, administrators, board members, and graduates. reservations via Mrs. Berry Orebaugh at 1815 Latta Road.
Cub Scout Pack No. 10 of Irving School Ada held its regular May meeting at Wintersmith Park. Cubmaster Dale Holman received special recognition for leadership. John W. Davis was chosen to succeed him as cubmaster. The next outdoor pack meeting is August 12 and the annual Fishing Derby returns to Ned Biffle Ranch in late September.
A string of weekend and Sunday visits across Oklahoma and Texas is recorded. Families shared time with relatives in McAlester Purcell Lexington Wynnewood Ada and Seminole while trips included Dallas Corpus Christi Springfield and San Francisco. Notables include Mrs Florence Isaacs Mrs Ruby Bonds and Rev C E Mays with his degree noted.
In the Vinson residence Mr and Mrs Odis Vinson hosted visitors including his sister Mrs Eula Bell Capshaw and Mary Fulton from Stockton. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Jimmy Estes from Fresno California and Mrs Rhonda Atwood.
Mrs Elva Collins was admitted to Valley View Hospital on Tuesday and returned home on Saturday. She is recuperating at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lois Rinehart.
Mrs Alcie Goodman returned Saturday to her Norman home after visiting Mrs Maggie Moore and Mrs Lela Long.
Mrs Conan Doyle was admitted to Valley View Hospital on Monday and underwent surgery on Wednesday, with her condition described as improving after the procedure.
Mrs. Nettie Huckeby, mother of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hickeby of Dallas, Texas, is visiting at their home.
Mrs Newell Reeves visited in Ada on Thursday as a guest of Mrs Mabel Miller.
Mrs Lee Drury visited Tulsa recently with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs S L Drury and attended her grandson's graduation ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Muse traveled to Winston-Salem North Carolina on Sunday. Their son in law R S Pinch died Thursday after a lengthy illness.
The Rev and Mrs David Forester and their son Cyril visited friends in Allen on Friday, sharing a brief family outing and a warm social call with local acquaintances.
Weekend guests of Mrs Ef fie Turner were her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Ben Iker and a grandson and family Mr and Mrs Bob Brewer and son all of Del City.
Bob Gilmore visited as a weekend guest with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Luther, joining them for a period of family time and gatherings.
Mrs Ollie Hall returned home Wednesday from Duncan where she visited her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Chuck Watson.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Selma Price included her daughter and other relatives visiting in the home, according to local social notes. The article notes hospitality and informal gatherings at the residence during the weekend period.
Mrs O E Votaw and Curtis Votaw with guests visited Chesley Easton in Davenport and Lee Singleton in Bristow while Ruth Jackson and Nellie Olivo of Sulphur hosted extended visits Olivo remaining. Numerous families from Gerty McAlester and surrounding areas attended singing and visited kin. Local notes: J D Reed hospitalization in Oklahoma City, Lydia Reed and Flora Boiling visiting. Charles Harter had surgery. Doyle Williams heads to Lafayette for work. Arthur Blevins home for weekend from Prague.
An Ada police car pursuing a speeding vehicle collided at 2nd Street and Johnston with Sue Bee Ardrey of Ada Route 2. Officer Linker, treated and released. damages $800 to the police car and $300 to Ardrey’s car. No charges. Earlier, Wayne Estes Farmer of Ada was charged with failure to yield at Cherry and Fifth after a northbound collision with Grant Shipp of Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
An early morning fire at the Indian Hills Restaurant at 1011 N. Broadway caused extensive smoke damage throughout the building. Fire Chief Herman Landrith reported a stack of linens on the ground floor ignited and smoldered, triggering the 4:12 a.m. alarm. Smoke largely filled the second floor restaurant, damaging the ceiling and furniture. fire and water damage were otherwise slight. The cause remains undetermined.
Mrs. Nora Turner and her child Jackie spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Nora Carter continuing on page.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.