Dairy Show Highlights High Quality Animals in Ada
The Central Oklahoma Dairy Show in Ada, sponsored by the Ada Chamber of Commerce, drew breeders from 36 counties. Judge F W Atkeson of Kansas State praised the event as one of Oklahoma’s top shows. Results include multiple class winners across Milking Shorthorns, Guernseys, Holsteins and junior divisions, with champions from Lambert and Kerr, Tom Cooper Farms, Joe Engel, and others. Produce of Dam and junior classes were among top notes, reflecting strong local dairy breeding.
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Central Oklahoma
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ada
OSU
Auuyo Eycias
F. W. Atkeson
Kansas State College
Oklahoma
Area
C. H. Hailey
Milking ee Bre Junior Division Highlighted by Champions
Champion females and males named across the Milking ee Bre Junior Division with owners and ages noted. Ribbons go to Charles L Morrow for the champion female and Jim Watson for the champion male. other top placers include Vernon Morgan, Wendel Stewart, Teddy Granger, Paul Sutton, Helen Hend, and several junior yearling heifers and two year old heifers led by various exhibitors.
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Ee Bre
Charles L. Morrow
Ray Hendrix
Charles Lee Morrow
Richard Fussell
Vernor Morgan
Darrel Bryant
Rey Hendrix
Wendel Stewart
Pia
Charles Luton
Teddy Granger
Paul Sutton
Helen Hend- PX
Jim Watson
Vernon Morgan
Winners In Contests At Ada Dairy Show
The Ada Chamber of Commerce dairy feeds demonstration contest at the Central Oklahoma Dairy show attracted four teams and three individuals. Latta 4H club members Freakie Wells and Betty Tettis won first for Making Ice Cream, while Carrol Young and Robbie Young topped with Cheese Bread. Second places went to Fitzhugh duo Luretta Hester Phyllis Mert for Cottage and Cheddar Creste Salads and to Phyllis Sullivan Chloe Ann Felkins for Making and Serving the Cream. Individual winners included Bonita Bradles Vanessa H on Making Yellow Cream Cheese and Taylor of Latta on Cream Cheese. second place went to Martin Clifford for Preparing Milk Drinks.
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Ada Chamber of
Sommerce
Fairgrounds
Central Oklahoma
J. O. Vernon
Freakie Wells
Betty Tettis
Latta
Carrol Young
Robbie Young
Lueretta Hester
Phyllis Mert
Fitzhugh
Phyllis Sullivan
Chloe Ann Felkins
Bonita Bradles
Vanessa H
At. Taylor
Martine Clifford
Luta 4-H
Ip Es
Sulphur Readies Hereford Heaven Stampede Rodeo
Sulphur hosts Hereford Heaven Stampede at a new $30,000 arena on June 7 and 8. Sponsored by the Sulphur Round-Up Club led by K T Brown, promoters include Wild Elliott and Tommy Stein Sr. The arena will seat 000 fans, with tickets on sale at Bill's Cafe. Elliott will perform a children’s act with his horse.
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Heereford Heaven
E.C. A
K. T. Brown
Sulphur Club
Rodeo
Bill
General Formasion
Olan Elliott
Monthly Meeting At Union Valley
The regular Union Valley home demonstration club meeting was held at the school. Mrs Fay Dell Davis opened with a devotional and Norma Price led a discussion on preserving fruits and vegetables for freezing. Martha Mote demonstrated food preparation and packaging. Attendees included Nellie Miller, Cecil Blankinship, Maggie Stephens, Effie Scott, Eelen Scott, Mary Scott, Lucifie Elkins, Ruth Stephens, Beulah Elmore, Novelee Hall, Jean Cramford, Viola Minor, Flay Beatley, Ellene Bord, Charlene Boxd, Addie Maloy, Cottle Davis, W C Stor, and others.
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Union Valley Home Demonsion Club
Fay Dell Davis
Norma Price
Martha Mote
Nellie Miller
Cecil Blankinship
Maggie Stephens
Effie Scott
Eelen Scott
Big Model Plane Show Set for July in Ada
Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce prepares for the annual model airplane contest on Sunday July 1 near the south entrance to Chaucer Airport in Ada. The area will be marked with ATARe and five to six flight circles for control flying will be set up. This year includes free flight. Twenty three trophies and a cash prize will be awarded. Plymouth dealers will send a local winner to Detroit.
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Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chaucer Airport
Ada
Plymouth
Focal
Detroit
Mexican Boys Town Planned Near Monterrey
McAllen Texas reports plans to establish a Mexican Boys Town patterned after Nebraska's Boys Town. Father Carlos Alvarez leads the campaign after visiting the film Boys Town, with the project to be built on the outskirts of Monterrey near Guadalupe. About 6 million pesos have been raised and two million more are sought.
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Mcallen
Tex
Rio Grinder Valley
Mexico
Ciudad de Tex Ninos
Nebraska
Carlos Alvarez
Flanagan
Moyvie
Guadalupe
Monterrey
Miguel Aleman
Panny Brice In Coma At Cedars Of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood reports state 80 year old comedian Panny Brice known for Baby Snooks remains comatose after a stroke at Cedars of Lebanon hospital. Her condition is described as grave with oxygen tent support in the in hospital care.
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Hollywood
Panny Brice
Sted Paesay
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Redeath
Comedie
Fanny Brice
Cedars of Lebanon
Calif
J. Lawton Collins
Senate
Gen. MacArthur
NEA
4-H Club Round-Up Set in Stillwater With Pontotoc Delegation
Martha Mote reports on the annual 4-H club round-up in Stillwater. The Pontotoc county group of 24 youths leaves Tuesday May 29 and returns Friday June 1. Local leaders will be honored Wednesday evening. Attending girls include Pauletta Hyden Eileen Biggs Lou Ann Miller Mary Jane Williams and others along with Martha Mota as home demonstration agent.
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Eileen Biggs
Lou Ann Miller
Mary Jane Williamms
Vaness 4H Club
J McAnally
Virginia Ta
Allen
Betty Bettis
Frankie Wells
Latta
Patay Thompson
MecLisk
Billie Marcine Clifford
Loretta Hester
Roff
Martha Mota
Home Demonstration and 4-H Parade at East Central College
The Home Demonstration and 4-H Club Parade will be held Friday June 4 at East Central College. Meeting starts at 10 p m with county council president Mrs Sam Dew in charge. A 30 film on Home Safety will be shown by Harry Rigdon of Oklahoma A and M college. After the business meeting a picnic luncheon will follow. All club members are welcome. Green beans preservation tips provided including canning and freezing steps. Schedule notes report Cinb meeting and Gaar Corner elu at church May 22.
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East Central College
County Council
Sam Dew
Harry Rigdon
Oklaona A
M. College
Bangs Control and Hog Cholera Vaccine Prospects
Coal County agent Curtis Floyn reports state Veterinarian Ricks says a June visit will vaccinate heifers free of charge where Bangs disease is prevalent, with strain 10 vaccine. A new hog cholera vaccine from Cornell, Lapinized using rabbits, promises one-dose eradication potential. Also notes the State 4-H Club roundup with Coal County youths heading to Oklahoma State University Stillwater for four days.
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Curtis Floyn
Coal County
Bang
Ir. Ricks
State Board of Agriculture
Hames A. Beker
Cornell University
Pleasant Hill HD Club Meets for Freezing Demonstration
The Pleasant Hill home demonstration club met with Mrs. Ed Sherrell on Tuesday for a lesson on freezing vegetables and home canning. Miss Martha Mote demonstrated food preparation for freezing. Chairmen reported committee work. Hostesses served refreshments.
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Pleasant Hill
Ed Sherrell
Martha Mote
John Ragan
Sherrell
Hda
Retail Slump Hits Oklahoma Merchants in War Era
Norman Oklahoma May 26 Oklahoma's retail merchants report a sharp slump the first since Korea war began. Only Duncan Altus and Slackwell merchants have escaped decline Director Francis R Cella of OU Bureau of Business Research warned that business may worsen before improving.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Francis R. Cella
University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research
Duncan
Altus
Slackwell
Cella
Russians Block U S Food Parcels to POWs
Fragments from Franeksurt report that Soviet authorities bar American labeled food parcels to German prisoners of war in Russian camps. The UN estimates thousands of POWs remain, while German Red Cross officials tell relatives not to send American goods as consignments apparently never reach the inmates.
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Franeksurt
Germany
Kremlin
America
U. S
Russia
United Nations
Red Cross
Paul Falls Again Elected FFA Head By Konawa Group
Konawa Oklahoma Special officers and auxiliary officers for the Future Farmers of America chapter will take duties July 1. Paul Fallis was re-elected president for the third year, with Burrus Fisher as vice president and Kenneth Phillips as secretary. Bill Walker became treasurer, and Paul Higdon will serve as reporter. Auxiliary officers include Kart Raper, Bill Berry, Stanley Johnson, and Harold Fallis. The officers report combined investments of over 9,400 in 35 enterprises and 64 skills completed this year, with 26 members enrolled and a larger group expected next year.
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Konawa
Future Farmers of America
George W. Ennis
Paul Fallis
Konawa High School
J. ©. Fallis
Burrus Fisher
Rs. O. B. Fisher
Kart Raper
Bill 1 Berry
Stanley Johnson
Harold Fallis
Ennis
Annual Red Cross Meeting Scheduled For June 4th Here
Pon totoc chapter American Red Cross chairman Tow Wilson announces the annual meeting set for Monday June 4 1951 at 8 60 p m in the chapter office 210 South Broadway Ada. Guest speaker Miss Marjorie Bunker blood field representative for the Oklahoma City Defense Blood Center will discuss the blood program and blood donors for Korean defense. Paul Rice chairs the local project and all 1951 52 dues paying Red Cross members are urged to attend and vote in the director election.
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Tow Wilson
Pontotoc
American Red Cross
South Broadway
Marjorie Bunker
Oklahoma City
Ada
Paul Rice
Red Cross
Miss Bunker
Coalgate Plans College Center Extension Study
East Central State college plans an extension center at Coalgate for veterans eligible for educational training. Veterans enrolled or newly admitted in spring 1951 may continue schooling benefits. those not enrolled by July 25, 1951 could be cut off. Interested veterans should report at Coalgate High School Monday at 7:30 PM.
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East Central State College
Coalgate
More Funds Allocated to Predator Control Efforts
Senator Virgil Jock states that state funds will increase for destroying predatory animals. This year’s appropriation of 36,800 is within the Game and Fish commission budget and clearly designated for predatory animal work. Senator Medlock notes local interest as wolf and other destructive wild animals rise in count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Jock
Game and Fish Commission
Medlock
FFA Youths Win Cash for Pasture Work
Three Pontotoc county youths led a winter pasture contest by Blue and Boggy Soil Conservation District. W. P. George Jr won first with rye and vetch earning 25 dollars. Leonard Dilbeck won 15 dollars for barley and vetch. Charles Orville Maxey earned 10 dollars on a vetch entry. Adults Burgess Steed topped with Kentucky 31 rescue, Black Medic and Sweet Clover. Judges noted soil fertility erosion control and coverage as key factors. The junior win featured land previously too wet, now drained under Ada unit direction.
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Pontotoc County
Blue and Boggy Soil Conservation District
W. P
Dub
George, Jr
Leonard Dilbeck
Route 1
Ada
Charles Orville Maxey
Vetch
Burgess Steed
Kentucky
Stanley Helm
Coalgate
Lon D. Putman
Homer
Cecil L. Dowell
Atoka County
Bo McAlister
Soil Conservation Service
Atoka
L. K. Daniel
Atoka Secre
Red Cross To Return Clubmobiles
Washington Red Cross president E Roland Harriman announced 28 mobile canteens similar to World War I clubmobiles are being readied for operation in Korea at the request of the defense department General Matthew Ridgway approved the program Soldiers in the field approve the effort and no charge will be made for food or supplies at any time The Red Cross has operated a large club and two small mobile canteen units in the Pusan area since last November Revenues from nominal charges at some installations funded larger club operations for GI needs
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Washington
Red Cross
Korea
Department of Defense
E. Roland Harriman
The
Pusan
Matthew B.ridgway
Far East
Mr. Harriman
Red Cross Club
Harriman
Adans Graduate At Webb School
Two Ada boys join Webb School’s 80th graduating class as they receive the Holy Bible and diploma during the final commencement in Bell Buckle Tennessee. Jimmy Shaw son of J L Shaw is a Gym Sports Club member and staffer on the school paper with football, basketball, baseball, boxing and track. twice captain of the football team. John Haynes son of M F Haynes is on the school paper staff, active in Glee Club and former Hamilton Debating Society president. he leads the Glee Club and serves as Methodist Youth Fellowship president.
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Ada
Webb School
Bell Buckle
Tennessee
Jimmy Shaw
J. L. Shaw
John Haynes
M. F. Haynes
Kings Road
Shaw
Haynes
Hamilton Debating Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Japan Leads Goa Trion Imports in 1950 Iron Ore Trade
Goa, Portuguese India reports Japan took the overwhelming share of iron ore imports in 1950 with 62,488 tons. Western Germany and Holland imported smaller amounts, while the United States led manganese ore imports with 10,235 tons, followed by Belgium, Sweden, and Italy.
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Japan
Goa Tron
Goa
India
Western
Germany
Holland
United States
Sweden
Italy
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Felame
H. R. Cooper and Son
Ray Thompson
Eben Mor Een
Lambert and
Kerr
Roy Hendrix
Claude V. Thompson
Lambert and Kerr
Claude V.thompson
Hubert Sheeger
Claude V._Thompson
H. R. Cooper
Lambert
Claude V Thompson
Claude VY. Thompson
Hubert Sheegog
C. E. Newton
Heifer
Guernsey
Tom Coop
Nathan Guernkink
Tom
Cooper Farms
Jimmie Hart
Tom Cooper Farms
Jerald Barton
Tray LaFevers
Troy
Heiter Eaif
Troy la- Fevers
Phillip!riggs
T. H. George
Troy la Fevers
LaFevers
Troy LaFevers
Harold Krannig
Calvin Krannig
Coorer Farms
Harold Kraanig
Leroy Cantwell
Jersey
Murray College
Vernon Laxton
Murrays College
Winnners
al Guernink
Joe Engel
Bill Clark
Orba Younz
W. P. George
W. P.george, Jr
Billy Joe Lucas
Council Ball Bull
Marvin Creel
Phillip Brigg
Widmers Eee
Banby Lere
Vernon Young
Calvin Krani
Ocis Youns
Leroy Cantw 2
Phillip Briegs
Leroy Stonecipter
Jack Guernkink
Vernar’ Lux Eennine
Dack Guernkink
An 'Guernkink
Wes
Er ‘Brantley, Jr
Loita Laxton
Laxton
Verron Laxton
Bud Tidwards
Rolstein Breed
Billy Clark
Heiter
Billy, Clark
Heister
W. P George, Jr
Cow
Devwasne Sherrell
Tommy George
Billy Ayers
Dean Youns
Billy Bowe
Dewayne Cow
Dewayne
Buddy Edwards
Lolita Laxton
Wesley Brantley, Jr
Lolta Laxton
Lynn Brantey
Pete Brantley
Buddy Eawards
David Calvert
Jerry Hopes
Jane
Lolita Laxon
Helfares
Grady Cow
Lolita Lagetan
Doro
Dean Yourg
Ray Yours
Jery Creel
Billy Joe
Lucas
Dean Young
Dewayne Sherrell
Rome
National Geographians
Nathan ‘Guernkink
Phillip Briggs
Bobby Tinsley
Jung
Calvin Kranniz
Deity Foods
Hereford Heaven Stampede
Union Valley
ED Council
Cinb
Gaar Cornerelu
Thorning
Oklahoma Atlas
Stillwater
Maxie Nuan
Olney
BM. Ritchie
Aurie Harkins
Carrol Stewart
Billy Jor Woods
Bog
Gene Woods
Clarta
Melegates
O. N. Riles
Keith Daniel Olne Chares Stutte Clarita
D. B. Rorines
Haskell
Harver
Tupelo
Ralph Sprous
Centrahoma i
HD Club
Ala News
Paul Falls
FFA
Konawa Group
Adans
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