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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1957

Page

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Rainy Ada flood control barbecue highlights local effort

A flood control rally at the W. E. Harvey Ranch near Ada drew about 400 attendees as Sen. Robert Kerr, Rep. Steed, and local officials urged grassroots support for the Sandy Creek project. Rain dampened event, but officials stressed local initiation under Public Law 466 and touted $366,000 in federal funds for construction in Pontotoc and Garvin counties.

Oklahoma Robert S. Kerr W. E. Harvey Ada Sandy Creek Soil Conservation Service Robert Kerekes Ada Lutheran Church Pontotoc Garvin Washita Kerr

Flood Damage Aid Applications in Pontotoc County

The ASC office reports 23 flood damage assistance requests, nearly exhausting Pontotoc County's $12,000 share from a $360,000 Oklahoma pool. Applications are spread countywide with most seeking cost sharing on pothole filling. others cover moving and spreading sediment.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma U.S. Department of Agriculture ASC

Dunning Faces Court Rule Over State Soil Board Appointment

The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued an alternative writ directing Howard A. Dunning of Newcastle to show cause why he should not be barred from serving on the State Soil Conservation Board. The suit, filed by Noble County County Attorney W E Rice after the Oklahoma Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts failed to block the appointment in McClain County District Court, argues Dunning was not a valid soil conservation district supervisor. Rice, long a soil-conservation advocate, pursued the matter to the high court after the injunction denial.

State Supreme Court Howard. A. Dunning Newcastle State Soil Conservation ‘Board Dunning W. E. Rice Noble County Oklahoma Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Oaswcd McClain County District Court Elvin Brown Oo Rice Dunming Lavern Fisher Coalgate Seeee

Tiffin and Morrow Win Asa Hutchinson Trophies

Patricia Tiffin and James Morrow won the Asa Hutchinson awards for outstanding 4-H exhibitors at the county fair. Tiffin, daughter of R B Tiffin, is a Vaness sophomore with six years in 4-H and 14 exhibits earning 59 points. Her top placings include record book, wash dress, and senior yearling Holstein heifer among others.

Asa Hutchinson Hutchinson Patricia Tiffin Vaness James Morrow Fitzhugh Pat Tiffin R. B. Tiffin

Union Hill 4 H Club Reorganizes Elects Officers

Union Hill School hosts the Union Hill 4 H Club reorganizing meeting on October 2 with three new and nine regular members present Emerson Black assistant county agent leads the session and new officers include President Benny Jones vice president Glenn Dale Jonas secretary treasurer Robanelle Teal reporter Lawrence Archer song leader Lorene Smith social chairman Floyd Cape New members Jackie Teel Norma Faye Sweeney Jean Smith Miss Valdene Kozel assist home demonstration agent leads girls on upcoming year projects The club placed fourth at the fair booth and the school was treated to a chicken dinner funded by the booth winnings.

Union Hill School Emerson Black Benny Jones Glenn Dale Jonas Robanelle Teal Lawrence Archer Lorene Smith Floyd Cape Jackie Teel Norma Faye Sweeney Jean Smith Valdene Ko

Muskrat or Mixed-Up: Possum? Mysterious Beast Identified

In Ada area, a strange creature killed by dogs near a branch bank confounds locals. Seen as muskrat long-tailed yet with rat teeth, webbed hind feet, and a possum-like tail, it was later identified by biology professor Thomas J. McKnight of East Central State College as a nutria, a South American fur bearer imported to Louisiana and Texas years ago.

Sharver Ray Jenkins Ada Jenkins Anelevision Ike Iself Poe Thomas J. McKnight East Central State College McKnight Louisiana Texas W. C.’Sharyer Roy Jenkins East Central Phil Busby

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Harvey Ranch Tom Steec Sen. Ker SCS Washington Great Plains Steed Harold Davis Soil Conservation District Board William Gluckman Ada Chamber of Commerce Carlton Corbin Bob Kerr Ifixin Harral Allen Sandy Conservancy District Union Hill 4-H Club W.C. Sharver
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