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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1951

Page

8

Blood Drive Ad Virtual Volunteer Recruitment in Ada

Blood donor recruitment for the Bloodmobile visit in Ada on November 15 spans service and civic groups. Any person aged 21 to 59 may donate. 18 to 21 require parental consent. Pre donation history is taken. donors should eat high protein or butter fat foods beforehand and consume juice or tea with light nourishment after giving blood. Red Cross coordinates blood for Korea defense and urges community participation. Call Pontotoc County Red Cross at 210 South roadway, 2402, for details.

Ada American Red Cross Red Cross Department of Defense Far East Pontotoc County South Roadway

Big Moves Back to No. 1 Daniels for Try at Oil Creek

Coal Oil and Gas Co. prepares to move back to the No. 1 Daniel west of the Oconee field to bring it into Oil Creek production. The well, in Sec 27 9e, blew out for days during a spring attempt and currently has pipe to about 20 feet of Oil Creek with three wells producing 300 barrels daily. If successful, 14 to 20 feet more drilling could finish the tie-in while pipe shortages slow other area drilling.

Coal Oil and Gas Co Daniel Oconee Oil Creek McLish

Miller Paratrooper in Strenuous Training Clears No Letters

Allan Miller's letter to his parents reveals Bernace Miller and his paratroop unit are in rugged training at a remote outpost in Japan. The delay in letters caused anxiety, prompting the Millers to seek help from the local American Red Cross chapter.

Bernace Miller Allan Japan W. J. Miller Bernace American Red Cross

All's Forgiven Charges Dropped In Manning Family Dispute

Dorothy Jean Manning accused her step mother in law of assault and battery but the county attorney moved to dismiss the charge. The complaint described fists to the face and stomach and bruising. The case was dropped Saturday according to a peace justice.

Manning Bill Dorothy Jean B. Manning Percy Armstrong

Henna Use Among Egyptian Women Highlighted

Egyptian women and others dye nails and skin with henna, applying decorative patterns to hands and feet in traditional practice. The article notes henna's cultural role and its widespread use in various communities.

Farm Views on lice control for cattle and dairy herds

County agents Hailey and Smith advise dairy men and cattlemen to treat cattle now for lice while weather is favorable. A thorough early cleanse reduces late winter lice outbreaks and is cheaper than cure. Be sure to follow recommended rates for beef and dairy cattle with second treatment often advised.

Ada seeks rat-proof garbage cans to curb infestation

Ada residents must replace about 1600 open garbage cans with rat proof metal cans 20 to 30 gallons in size. 55 gallon drums are banned. Red stickers will mark noncompliant cans and homeowners are urged to cooperate with a mid November poison operation to control rats.

Ada Mills Garrison County Sanitarian Garrison Boy Scouts Arrison

Brides and Housewives Check Pans for Easy Cooking

Experienced homemakers seek pans with curved bottoms and sides. Pans meeting in a sharp angle hinder stirring and increase washing effort.

Oklahoma Senators Back Aid Bill In Senate Vote

Oklahoma Senators Kerr and Monroney joined the majority as the senate passed an aid appropriation bill by seven to thirteen.

Washington Oklahoma Kerr and Monroney Senate

Dairymen Enjoy Dinner at Milking Shorthorn Meeting

More than 150 dairymen and agriculture enthusiasts attended the Oklahoma Milking Shorthorn Association dinner and program in East Central's Memorial Student Union. Prominent figures including Richard V. Keim and W. J. Hardy praised cooperation and Oklahoma's dairying progress, ahead of Saturday's breed promotion sale in Ada.

East Central Memorial Student Union Oklahoma Milking Shorthorn Association Richard V. Keim American Milking Shorthorn Society Idaho W. J. Hardy Chicago Turner T. Royal Rupert Streetman

Home Demonstration and 4-H Club Parade Plans

Martha Mote coordinates the 1952 home demonstration yearbook planning with the HD Yearbook Committee on October 26. The HD executive committee assigns project and standing committees for 1952 including Food Production Clothing Consumer Education Food and Home Management.

Home Demonstration Home Demonstration Council R. L. Hale I. S. Elmore A. L. Griffith HDA A .P. Young Elmore Minor Wesley Brantley Raymond Verble Dolly Morgan Velma Chandler Thelma Hart Lee Carney Louise Welch Jess DeShazo Helen Tinsely

Pool Hall Raid Breaks Up Statewide Smut Ring

Muskogee assistant County Attorney Joe Cannon said a raid on a Muskogee pool hall disrupted a statewide ring selling indecent books and pictures to high school students. Glen Raney and Jim Neal denied charges and posted 500 dollar bonds. Preliminary hearings set for Thursday as investigators traced traffic between Muskogee and Tulsa. Tulsa sheriff George Blaine also cracked down on local movie houses showing sex films, ordering one operator to remove a scene or face jail.

Muskogee Okla Joe Cannon Glen Raney Jim Neal Cannon Tulsa George Blaine

Progress in Soil Saving Efforts Acknowledged

Washington reports H. H. Bennett, soil conservation chief, commends progress on the Washita flood control program and other soil saving projects but warns erosion remains unchecked nationwide. He spoke in a transcribed Oklahoma broadcast responding to Rep. Wickersham who called productive land the most vital natural resource.

Washington H. H. Bennett Washita Okla Wickersham D-Okla Oklahoma

Opium Discovered In Damascus Camel Caravan

Police stopped a camel caravan near Damascus bound for a nearby market. Camels carried bags of straw. officers found 240 kilograms of opium hidden within.

Damascus Syria Banan

Pecan Grove HD Plans Community Projects at Meeting

The Pecan Grove Home Demonstration club met Tuesday with Mrs. Leo Martin. Plans were completed to paint mail boxes and to hold a community Halloween party. The demonstration titled The Family Mending was led by Miss Minnie Lou McDaniel with refreshments served.

Pecan Grove Home Demonstration Club Leo Martin Charles Richard Barney Abbott Minnie Lou McDaniel HDA Mastin Mare Mune

Local Meeting Notes Highlight Attendees and Next Host

Names Connie Hill Miss McDaniel Lin da Martin and hostess Mrs Leo Martin are listed as attendees. The next meeting will be with Elmer Martin.

Amuugiu Eulikte Duncln Connie Hill Miss McDaniel Linda Martin Leo Martin Elmer Martin

Mending Lace on Lace Trimmed Slips

A fragment notes lace wear on lace trimmed slips and begins to describe the first part to wear out. The line hints at garment upkeep and repair tasks for delicate fabrics.

Why We Say Identical Twins Are Not Truly Identical

The piece argues that most twins are not identical and that only about 20 to 25 percent of twins are identical. It notes that identical twins share the same characteristics yet subtle differences exist when examined closely.

4-H Club Schedule Across Schools Tuesday

The schedule lists 4 H club meetings on Tuesday October 23 at Allen High School 9 am Allen Grade 10 am Kalahoma 1 pm Oakman 10 45 am Ahloso 1 30 pm.

Allen High School Allen Kalahoma Byng Oakman Ahloso

Woman Fatally Involved in Duncan Wreck

A 74 year old woman, Mrs William Thompson Austin, died from injuries after a two car collision seven miles north of Duncan Oklahoma. Her husband William Austin and Caleb Franklin Lindsey were the drivers. the couple's grandson Donald Hendricks was critically injured.

Associated Press Duncan Oklahoma William Thompson Austin Manitou Okla Caleb Franklin Lindsey Lindsay Austin Donald Hendricks Lindsey

From dachshund sausage to hot dog in history

The snack now known as the hot dog was once called a dachshund sausage before the turn of the century, reflecting a playful link to its sausage form and doglike shape.

Oklahoma Milk Shorthorn Sale Sets $386 Average for 57 Lots

Oklahoma Milk Shorthorn Society auction in Ada drew over 600 buyers as 57 lots sold for 22 015 overall. Rainbow Sally 5th led bidding at 1 040, while Limerly s Devine Major topped bulls at 535 and Harvey Lambert elected president.

Oklahoma Milking Shorthorn Society Oklahoma Sure Rainbow Sally H. R. Cooper Ada Edith Allan Edwards Highland Milking Tulsa Roy Pauli Richardson Buick North Broadway Harvey J. Lambert Wesley C. Worthington Cushing Elbert Pace Perry Edward Limerly Devine Major Harvey Lambert Darrell Watts Altus Lambert Herd

Jury List Drawn For Petit Jury in District Court

A district court term for criminal and civil cases runs October 29 to November 9 with John Boyce McKeel presiding. Court Clerk Abe Holloway issued the jury notice to 100 county men, naming jurors from Stonewall, Roff, Stratford, Allen, Francis, Fitzhugh, Vanoss, Ada and other towns.

John Boyce McKeel Abe Holloway Stonewall Dr. S. L. Burns C. L. Burnett W. C. Blackburn G. M. Doss W. E. Hough Glen J E. V. Caudle Joe A. Crawford G. M. Crooks Virginia Chaptain H. S. Cooper G. F. Curry J. H. Collins Worley Estes B. C. Eppler R. E. Fulton F. L. Finley A. M. Files J. P. Garret Walter C. Gray J. T. Hilburn Bud Horton Roy D. McKeown C. O. Hunt R. J. Howard H. C. Hodges S. Hightower R. L. Holcomb Tom Hicks F. D. Hudson Charles Harris Harold Kidd John F. Lavender E. C. Lindsey O. S. Laughlin Willis Law William H. Moore H. H. Griffis Roy S. McKeown J. G. Mahan D. F. McCurry Donivan D. Metz Alvin Murdock Roy Murdock Roy Millican J. A. Penisten M. A. Ragland L. D. Rutledge H. T. Robertson L. N. Reynolds Pat Roach James O. Stone Joe Self John Spearks F. K. Schrameck Charles A. Smith J. A. Smith O. E. Staggs J. L. Sims S. T. Scates W. J. Smith W. E. Taylor Joe Thompson James C. Thompson S. C. Thompson C. H. Waller G. C. Wells W. L. Weldon

Heart Attack Strikes Oklahoma Kansas Football Game

Hugh K. Klausmeier 49 of Oklahoma City suffered a heart attack in the final minutes of the Oklahoma Kansas game in Norman. Ambulance squad revived him with oxygen but he was reported in critical condition in a local hospital tonight.

Norman Okla Hugh K. Klausmeier Oklahoma City

Hand Tree and Gongylug Mantis Mimicry Noted

A Mexican hand tree gives its name to a flower shaped bloom, while India’s gongylug mantis closely mimics a flower to lure and capture visiting insects.

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