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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1958

Page

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Peanuts Boom as Farmers Truck to Stratford Market

The autumn peanut harvest boosts Pontotoc and Garvin County yields with 30-35 bushels per acre typical and top 50-80 bushels in some areas. Stratford’s Rob erts Brothers report 109 tons in a day and 1,500-1,600 tons expected, as irrigation projects begin nearby promising future growth.

Garvin County Stratford Roberts Brothers Ray Roberts Roberts Pontotoc County Pauls Valley

Bonds Sold to End Francis Water Troubles

Francis city voters approved a $15,000 water bonds at a special election and the city sold the bonds at public auction. James Thompson of Ada bought the bonds as plans to drill two wells inside the city begin January 1. City officials include Murray Smith Ralph Stallworth Hurley Kelley Glen Phillips and H V Smith.

Francis James Thompson Ada Frisco Railroad

Feeder Pig Sale Nears as 804 Pigs Set to Ring Ada Auction

Pontotoc County Livestock Association schedules a feeder pig sale at Ada Livestock Auction Friday with 804 pigs, up from May’s first sale. Auctioneer Col Osborn Bagwill leads the 1 pm sale. pigs priced 25 to 125 pounds, vaccinated, with shipping permits available.

Pontotoc-Coal County Livestock Association Ada Pontotoc County C. H. Hailey Osborn Bagwill Doniphan Jim Hillier Stillwater Bill Taggart Charlie Hogan Norman Hoot Elijah Oklahoma City Otis Parker Hailey

Two Stonewall Youths Waive Prelim Hearing

Jerry Anderson and Kenneth Gibson, both of Stonewall, waived preliminary hearing after arraignment on grand larceny charges. Justice of the Peace Bert E. Ratliff sent the case to district court. The pair, both over 21, are accused of stealing sucker rods worth 1406.25 and selling them to J. D. Grove. 3125 feet of oilfield pipe owned by M. R. Hobbs were also involved.

Jerry Anderson Kenneth Gibson Stonewall Justice of Peace Bert E. Ratliff District Court Anderson Gibson J. D. Grove M. R. Hobbs

First Pie Supper Opens Season at Local School

Francis will sell pies Monday November 3 at 7 30 p m at the school. Proceeds go to the community Christmas tree fund.

Francis

Roff Home Demonstration Club Tour Highlights Renovations

The Roff Home Demonstration Club met Friday at 2 p.m. to tour homes with improvements in home projects, clothing, and foods. The Laseman residence showed remodels including lowered ceilings and new hardwood floor. 11 relishes and 45 canned items totaling over 500 quarts were displayed. Ag nes West upholstered chairs, while Dick Stroud remodeled a kitchen with a block-top cabinet and swing-out waste rack. Mrs Harold Davis hosted the program and tea.

ROFF R. O. Lasemans Agnes West Dick Stroud Harold Davis Davis

Heavy Seed Yield on 4-B Ranch Inspires Cy Hailey

Busby 4-B Ranch reports 14000 pounds of seed from 35 acres of Korean lespedera at 400 pounds per acre. County agent Cy Hailey says this demonstrates a profitable seed program potential for local farmers and ranchers, including certified seed under Oklahoma Crop Improvement Association rules.

Cy Hailey Hailey Oklahoma Crop Improvement Association

Men Turn Out For Work Day On Building

Frisco community center work day on Monday October 27 saw another partition installed and doors in place. Cracks sealed roof mended and a back recreation room nearing completion. Old seats removed and better seating arranged for the elderly while children played. About 30 volunteers plus several couples attended, sharing sandwiches cookies and coffee at noon.

Frisco H. B. Herron J. W. Stegall A. T. Minor Vance Minor Boda Hisaw S. E. Patton Jim Sid Marshall S. L. Thompson Alfred Baylis

Pegg Heads County ASC Committee

Guy Pegg of Allen was named to head the Pontotoc County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee. Henry Little of Gaar Corner is vice chairman with B. B. Ownbey of Lightning Ridge as third member. Alternates are W. J. Tyree and C. L. Bain. The committee oversees the ASC program in Pontotoc County.

Guy Pegg Allen ASC Pontotoc County

Stonewall Sportsmen Club to Meet Monday Night

The Stonewall Sportsmen's Club will meet at 7:30 p m Monday in the high school auditorium. Ned Biffle a rancher and sports man will speak. A movie titled Behind the Flyways will be shown. All members are urged to attend.

Stonewall Stonewall Sportsmen’s Club Ned Biffle

Mrs Scott Writes Bebee News and Runs Local Grocery

Mrs. Leo Scott, longtime Bebee resident, operates a junction store at SH 13 and Bebee road and writes the Bebee news for the WEEKLY. She covers community happenings and has served on the election board and as precinct registrar for Bebee.

Leo Scott Bebee Scott SH 13 Bebee News Mrs. Scott Pontotoc Rebee Pentecostal Church Oil Center Vanoss High School Vanoss Donna Sherry

Baby Shower Mix Up Sparks Apology and Corrections

The WEEKLY prints corrections after a misdated pink and blue baby shower caused mix ups. Mrs Ollie Tucker was not the honoree, and the Fittstown event was a wedding shower for Mrs Lee Peterson of Tulsa, not a layette shower.

Lavette Ollie Tucker Howard Woods Fittstown Lee Peterson Tulsa

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W. L. Knickmeyer Joy Roberts Robertses Feeder Pig Sales Fiere Boo Jack-O-Lantern Punkinhead Ronnie Brockett Ronnie W. P. Brockett Egypt Byng Roff HD Our Homes R. C. Laseman Mrs Simon Patton Pegg
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