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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1970

Page

9

Ada Tulsa area battered by savage storms and tornadoes

Residents of Ada and nearby towns faced a night of severe weather with seven tornado sightings and extreme rainfall. Shelter crowds grew to record numbers as floods, bridge washouts, and mobile home destruction occurred along Lake Creek and Clear Boggy. One man, Harold Chaffin, was critically injured at a washed out bridge while others evacuated to safety.

Ada Roff Coalgate Valley View Hospital Lake Creek Mobile Home Park Harold Chaffin Francis Chaffin Ada Fire Department N. Cherry Donnie Bray Ralph Burns N. Johnston W. R. Altmiller Little Sandy David Smith Lake Creek Platt National Park Oklahoma

Weekly Wants Recipes For Thanksgiving

The Ada WEEKLY News invites readers to submit personal Thanksgiving recipes for the Kuntry Korner feature running Oct 29 to Nov 25. Recipes may cover any dish type and should include title ingredients and preparation directions. Include the writer's name and community and mail to Ada WEEKLY News Ada Oklahoma by Oct 19.

Kuntry Korner Ada Weekly News Ada Oklahoma

Storm Destroys Mobile Home Of Family In Roft

The Orval Bruster family huddled in a neighbor’s cellar as a tornado smashed their three bedroom mobile home near Roft. Twelve people sheltered during the night. no injuries were reported. Entire town faced water damage with many streets flooded and the Roff School garage damaged. Ada also suffered extensive flood impacts.

Storm Roft Roff Orval Bruster Brusters Bruster Vocational Agricul Ture Roff School Arthur Wardlow Allen Larsh B. N. Bunyard Roger Lackey White’s Hamburger King McFarland-Robertson Bonar Auto Supply Floyd W. 12Th Cicus Shoe Land Ada Family Clothing Dollar General Store Barrett’s Cleaner

Oklahoma Panhandle storm brings snow and flash floods

The first winter storm drenched Oklahoma with snow sleet and rain, halting gas and power, flooding waterways, and damaging roads and bridges across the Panhandle and southeastern counties. A 120 foot Francis Allen road bridge collapsed, costing about 1000000 to replace, with multiple county bridges washed out and highways flooded from Davis to Sulphur and Seminole County.

18Th Wintersmith Swimming Pool Dave Gray Associated Press Oklahoma Panhandle Guymon Tulsa Lawton Francis-Allen Road Cotton Creek Gray PWA Division 3 The Highway Department Washita Davis Platt National Park Seminole County Salt Creek Sasakwa Pontotoc County Allen Coal County Leader Creek

Museum Chronicles Early Ft Gibson Ranchers and Traders

Fort Gibson Oklahoma marks its ties beyond Indian history with a planned museum opening next spring. District Court Judge Claude Garrett has bought the old post hospital north of the stockade to transform into a museum honoring the area’s ranchers and traders.

Fort Gibson Okla Jean Pierre Chouteau Louisiana Purchase Ft. Gibson Mississippi Dist Claude Garrett Stockade Garrett

Danforth Graduate Fellowships Open for 1971 Awards

Inquiries into Danforth Graduate Fellowships are invited for March 1971. Open to seniors or recent grads from US colleges with a plan to pursue a PhD in a field allied to undergraduate teaching. About 120 fellowships. four years of aid, max $2400 yearly for singles, $2950 for married, plus tuition and fees.

Danforth W. R. Altmiller East Central State College Danforth Foundation St. Louis United States

Wheat quota referendum set for October 12 to 15 1970

A mail referendum on 1971 crop wheat marketing quotas will run October 12 through 15. Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin said results will be reported by October 20. A postponement could occur if a Congressional resolution advances before the start of the voting.

Clifford M. Hardin USDA Hardin Congress

Allen Sets Homecoming Festivities

The Allen Homecoming Parade will start Friday at 2 45 p m downtown Allen with a record number of floats. Calvin and Allen bands will perform as the football team holds a 3 1 record. Lou Ann Kimbrell is named football queen with attendants Denise Spitler Ginger Boyd and Gloria Wofford in the parade.

Allen Calvin Lou Ann Kimbrell Dale Kimbrell Denise Spitler C. D. Spitler Ginger Boyd Lonnie Raney Gloria Wofford Jess Wofford

Flooding Halts Pumps in Sulphur and Coalgate

Overnight storms flood Sulphur and Coalgate causing pump station failure leaving the Sulphur system three feet deep in water and cutting water and natural gas service. Schools closed and roads blocked as high waters flood SH 31 and US 75 and damage the Rock Creek bridge.

Coalgate Sulphur Loma Smith George Bodine Fire Department Cottonwood Atoka Sulphur High School

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