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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1951

Page

2

Greatest Christmas Opener Yet Planned

Ada retail division of the Chamber of Commerce plans a major Christmas season opener titled Santa Claus and His Live Toys. A Nesbitt Producing Co. contract from Cincinnati will bring IG floats circus acts and live animals to Ada on Monday December 4 with local floats and roundup clubs joining a daylong program for Adams and nearby communities.

Ada Chamber of Commerce Ada Nesbitt Producing Company Cincinnati Gyien Chamber of Commerce Dmne Santa Claus Carlos Wosd Chamber Nesbitt Company Fda Nesbitt Santa Clausani Adams Nesbitt Certpany United States

Badman Bill Cook To Be Tried Soon

EL CENTRO California September 1 Badman William E Cook already under 300 year sentence for kidnapping and slaying an Illinois family will be tried here next fall for the murder of a Seattle salesman Robert Dewey Cook 23 year old ex convict is charged with killing Dewey January 6 after a lift in an auto He was convicted March 21 of kidnapping and murdering the Carl Messer family of five at Wood Illinois Their bloodstained ears were found in Oklahoma near Joplin Missouri the bodies were found nearby.

EL Centro Calif Badman William E. Cook Seattle Don Bitler Robert Dewey Dewey Cook Maron Carl Messer Atwood Oklahoma Joplin

July Road Toll Surprisingly Low

CHICAGO September 1 14 The nations motorists slowed down and surprised the national safety council with a comparative drop in July traffic fatalities compared with June The council president called it a step in the right direction The first seven months of this year showed 19 470 highway fatalities an overall seven percent rise over the same period in 1950

Chicago National Atety Council Sign Council

Valley View Admissions Dismissals List of Names

A long notice lists admissions and dismissals for Valley View with hours 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Names include Troy V. Cannon Kerry Ada Goldie E. Hall Aggite 3 Caddo Mrs Lugille L Kimbrough and baby, Ada and many others from Ada Roff Coalgate and surrounding towns with addresses and child references.

Troy V. Cannon Kerry Ada Goldie E. Hall Caddo Lugille L. Kimbrough Allen Nova L. Johnson North Townsend Ada Margaret M. Higdon Roff Nellie B. Evans Joyce M. Plummer East 7Th Chae L. Nolen East Ath Chaylen F. Hutson Daisy Donald E. Breshers Sasakwa Willie D. Watkins Coalzate Vehild Floyd D. Vinson Oreshers Oklahoma City Reba V. Dowd Asher Mary P. Hughey Holdenville Nelle C. Nix Stonewall Lee Batchelor Corlgate Age V. Cannon Kerr Heights Jerry Miller Mable C. Hensley Tohneton Margaret L. Archer Okemah Edna Moore Little Rock Arkansas Julia Coffee Cozlgate Joyce Barrett West Jo Dean Hall East Ruth V. Sutton Sammy J. Conley Fittstown Tehild Cumi Phillips Lotie Canfield Shawnee Emily A. Lowe Duane E. Pitman Mill Creek Jenia Cora E. Smith North Oak Mirs Deata Watson Nelson West 13Th West Lath Geraldine Killian West Sth Louie E. Lemons Scullin Louise Arter West 3Rd Ada Dewe Brown Ardinare Anna L. Conley Rebar C. Dowd Imogene Shumard Goldie Fi McConnell Phillip Spears North Crest Drive Aga Edla

Roff News Highlights Local Family Travel and Health

The Roff community reports multiple travels and arrivals. Jim Davidson visits Rails then returns home Thursday while Mrs. and Mrs. Ned Davidson stay. Mrs. Everett Bryant improves at Valley View hospital after nervous exhaustion. Many locals, including the Espys, Davises, and Deyis, share visits, moves, and plans across Texas, Oklahoma, and Indiana, with schooling, 4 H trips, and new ownership of the Espy Ranch noted.

Jim Davidson Rails Texas Ned Davidson Everett Bryant Valley View Hospital Sam Espy Greensburg Indiana Robert Elvis James Castos Roy Davis Jimmie Wagoner Davis Rell Rev Deway FE Elizabet J. M. Etchieson Eliz Cpl Ora D. Sloan Mics Gre Sloan Sandi Base United States Army Albuquerque Harold Deyis Roosevelt Ted Davis Chicago Stillwater M. Co.lece Frances Davis Ogden Utah Irs Harold Davis John Boyle Dallas RM Bronaugh Glen Hearne Conneville Bronaugh Whit Beker Chandier Ariz M ’ Tr Dright Men Jamey King Ed Buny Stanett Bunyarri Jim Harden Dorothy Sus Sharon Jimmy Nell Richardsoz Tilden Harden Sewell Hudson Douglas Fort Worth Tex J.D. Hudson Ethel Smith Betty Kay Stanley Bullock Hazel Midt Bryan Jimmy Farren Stanley J. N. Attebury Song Roff Henryetta 3. L. Rice Joe Rohnett Norman Sam Storm Howad Rice J. L. Farmer James Storm M Charlie Ritter Doc Tracy South Rofs

Strength That Works Defense Mobilization Message

Defense mobilization is framed as preventing a third world war. The speaker argues large scale production, inflation control, and higher taxes are necessary. Moscow's threats justify building American military might. The Kremlin allegedly only respects strength, not diplomacy, urging Americans to accept wartime burdens for civilization’s survival.

Washington NEA Soviet Russia Kremlin Europe Italy France Greece Malaya Indo-Chin Berin Korea Na- Hon America Kores Kréra- Tin

Stratford News highlights local visits and church events

Stratford notes list visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs L E Jonas of Rosedale and Mrs A C Thompson. Rev Don Forsman to lead Methodist meeting September 2 3 with George Needham leading singing. Local births and church activities noted, plus reflections on religion by Murdoch MacDonald.

Delbert Jones L. E. Jonas Rosedale A. C. Thompson Ne. L. A. Mann Judge Butler Mayasville Don L. Forsman Cardo Methodist Church George Needham Pre Ching Joe Wieahe Jing Grider Ig Junint Baptist Ait Ab Horsley N. Antonson Herd Walton Loshmients Civ Amon Patton Dm. Dutger Dallas Dor Deshert Jackson Alpert Jones Light U Louis Canamee Phe Mere John T. Williams Cr. Cust Noon J Howell Lobaugh May Brents Glen Jenkins Rei RB. Asche Mes . Herta Bangerip Stratford Matern Bob McEvin Art

Family Day at Sulphur Church Highlights

Sulphur reports Family Day at Free Will Baptist Church led by Pastor W. S Mooneyhan. Families gather together for a special message and songs. The Istreet family receives honors and gifts during Sunday service. A film titled The Bible on the Table screens Sunday night. Bible school promotes youths to new classes next week.

Free Will Baptist Church W. S Mooneyhan D. E Clark

Start Repair of Flood HIt Bridge at Sayre OKLAHOMA CITY

Pi Work will start Tuesday on repairing the 2600 foot bridge on U. S. Highway 66 spanning the north fork of Red River at Sayre. J A Raines of Muskogee holds the $18262 contract. The crossing will be closed during work with a detour around Elk City and SH 34 to U S 233 then US 66 south of Sayre.

Oklahoma City North Fork Red River Sayre J. A. Raines Muskogee Hias T. A. Staldt Elk Cit U. S. 233

Use of sawdust treated with acid in Europe cattle fodder

A report notes sawdust treated with sulfuric acid in Europe to break down lignin, freeing cellulose for cattle digestion in the rumen. It adds that the Star-Spangled Banner became the National Anthem by an act of Congress on March 3, 1931.

Europe Congress

Pontotoc County Well Represented At OEA Workshop

Pontotoc county was well represented at a one day workshop in Coalgate as Norman C. Mitchell reports. About 150 Pontotoc teachers attended among roughly 400 from Coal, Atoka and Pontotoc counties. The event was one of 38 statewide workshops by the Oklahoma Education Association to discuss school problems.

Pontotoc County Coalgate Norman C. Mitchell Coal Atoxa Pontotoc Counties Fontotoc County Oklahoma Education Association

Speeding Charge Against Gill

Basil Herman Gill faced speeding charges after a nighttime arrest Friday four miles east of Stratford by highway trooper Aubrey A. Mitchell. He is ordered to appear before Justice of Peace C. W. Floyd.

Basil Herman Gill Stratford Aubrey A. Mitchell Gill Justice of Peace C. W. Floyd

English Teachers Of District Plan September Meeting

English teachers from the district will gather on September 29 at East Central State College to craft a closer working plan for English study in both high schools and colleges. Edwin Baker and Misa Leone Smart announced the event, with over 150 teachers expected to attend sessions and group discussions guided by a detailed agenda.

Edwin Baker East Central State College Misa Leone Smart District Teachers Association Baker Oklahoma Education Association Aggie Boyst. Durant

Talks Safety on Way to School

About 750 youngsters at the Pepsi-Cola free show heard Rex O Morrison discuss safety in going to and from school. The event closed the safety series and coincided with Oklahoma's Safety Week observed from August 26 to September 1.

Rex O.morrison Oklahoma

Indian Scholarship Award Announced

The Ittawaha Indian club in Tulsa announces a one year college scholarship for 1951-32 to Jacqueline Thomas of Lawton. Valedictorian of Fort Sill Indian School last year, she plans to attend Southeastern State College Durant. The club notes 300 collegians at Oklahoma universities and named committee members from OU and various A and M schools.

Tulsa Oklo Ittawaha Indian Club Jacqueline Thomas Caddo-Delaware Lawton McLelland Thomas Fort Sill Southeastern State College Durant Oklahoma University Oklahoma A Northeastern East Central Eastern A Cameron A Southeastern Ml, Wardel O. U D. P. Dilorum & Pelabowna A McCleland

Sulphur Roundup Club Rides Again

The Sulphur Round Up club heads to Ardmore for a 2:30 p m rodeo parade and will travel to McAlester for another parade after a day’s rest. Horses will be loaded from Civic Center Stadium for both trips.

Ardmore Bibi Lowe Chich McAlester Civic Center Stadium

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nesbit Bros Badman Bill Cook Valley View Nora Ratliff Route 1 Ruth Lancaster North Hickory Bertie Boyd Wewoka Theta E. Nothal Mary M. Davis Tupelo Mary E. Jackson 14Th Porgy Baker Richard D. Osborn Harden Roff News Artim Wilson Russia By Charles KE Wilson Charles E. Wilson John B. Jessup, Jr Wilmington, Dell Marion Zinderstein Stratford News Sentrativy Murdoc MacDonald Gainburgh Presbyterian Crurch OEA U. S. Army Army Stee ST Tear VET
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