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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1956

Page

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Lillard Family Remembered In Stonewall Pastimes

A nostalgic look at Lewis Lillard and family from Old Stonewall and later Stonewall recounts their 50th wedding anniversary, early schooling, and community changes as railroads, gin mills, and a new post office shaped a prairie town while teens recall lively outings and telephone curiosities.

Lewis “Lillards Stonswall Old Stonewall Frisca Old Lula Jeff Lillard Mrs. Lillard Duke T. C Stonewall Frisco Lula Scottville Lula Scott Jeff Perry Tupelo Lewis Lillard Indiana U. S. Court U. S Bob Nestor

Stevenson Wins In Pontotoc County Election Report

In Pontotoc County, Stevenson led with 5930 votes to Hisehower 4814. Democrats dominated the contests with Montoney over McKeever 6777 to 3584, Steed 6875 over Potter 3121, and Freeman 7236 defeating Kinkaid 2661 for corporation commissioner. About 10 000 county voters participated, below early turnout hopes, with both state questions rejected and redistricting proposal 357 failing 4191 to 3754.

Pontotoc County Stevenson Hisehower Pontotoc Mike Montoney Doug McKeever U.S Tom Steed Harold Potter Harold Freeman Robert L. Kinkaid

Ada Fire Destroys Granger Building in Downtown

A five year’s worst blaze in Ada gutted the Granger building on East Main between Broadway and Rennie early Saturday. Fire crews battled for about three hours, with $179,000 damage and smoke and water heavily affecting Cook’s Paint Store MH and M Diner and Dub Lindsey’s shop. Second floor dental offices of Dr H D Hall and Martin Tennis lab were in the structure. Mrs. Luther Thompson alerted authorities after a signal light failed to get a response. Fire chief Billy Ellis reported the blaze was discovered shortly before 3 am by the Hand Mainer's operator and Homer Gosnell, who alerted police and summoned help. Firefighters confined the fire to the building.

Ada Granger Main Street Broadway Rennie Cook MH and M Dub Lindsey H. D.'‘Hall

Scott Wins Paid Trip to Farm Bureau Convention

W A Scott of Union Valley wins an all expense paid trip to Miami for the 48th annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention scheduled December 14. Scott is Pontotoc County General Agent of the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company.

Scott Bureau Convention W. A. Scott Union Valley Miami Florida American Farm Bureau Federation Pontotoc County Oklahoma J Farm Bureau Mutual, Insurance Company

Miss Pat Tiffin wins state in photography at 4-H fair

Patricia Tiffin of Vanoss 4-H club earned first prize in the state for her photography project, a before and after series featuring reupholstering a child’s chair. The 13 year old freshman at Vanoss High School also holds multiple county 4-H honors and serves as club secretary.

Pat Vanoss Patricia Tiffin RB. Tiffin Ada

Singing Group Sets Ada Meet November 10 11

Annual Eastern Oklahoma Singing Convention will be held in Ada at Science Hall Mast Central State College on Saturday and Sunday November 10 and 11. Singers from 32 eastern Oklahoma counties are expected to attend the two day event. Woody Ledford Jenks is president and Mrs. C. H. Rushing Tulsa is vice president. Quennion Starver Ada is in charge of arrangements. Saturday night session begins at 730 p m and Sunday session at 10 a m.

Eastern Oklahoma Singing Corvention Ada Tin Mast Central State College Oklahoma Woody Ledford Jenks C. H. Rushing Tulsa Quennion Starver Adz

Pontotoc 4-H Pasture and Range Contest Winners

Pontotoc County 4-H held a pasture and range judging contest in Ada with 30 attendees. Top four were George Breeding of Roff first Jerald Barton of Fitzhugh second and Mike Lucas and James Lucas of Roff tied for third, forming the county team for future contests. Clarence E. Bunch from Stillwater led the school highlighting grass identification and pasture quality, using color pictures and exam segments on range plant identification and conditions.

Stillwater Pontotoc County Ada George Breeding Roff Jerald Barton Fitzhugh Mike Lucas James Lucas Clarence E. Bunch Bench

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