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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
6
Fire gutted the garage at the Chuck Tolbert home Saturday afternoon while Tolbert was present but unaware of the fire’s cause. Local notes mention moving of Warren and Alice, changes at Apco filling stations, Pat Campbell named postmaster, and various church revival updates including 12 youth pledges to full-time service.
Fragmented crossword like list includes varied terms such as animals titles and names. It presents scattered clues and partial entries like a mixed grid with eras and languages, offering little coherent narrative or complete solutions.
Water well work in Tulsa area includes a thirty five foot dig with twenty five feet extended. electric pump to be installed. Local births include a daughter named Pamela Gail born August 28 at Valley View. Community updates cover family visits, school plans, and a senior play tryout for Hobgoblin House with production anticipated in October.
The text records a family tie noting Gary Doyle weighed 7 rounds 11 ounces on August 1 28 and mentions the Midway FED Club meeting at 9 30 a m on September 12 with Mrs R L Hale. Demonstrations on cake decorations will be given by Mrs Simon Patton and Mrs Alfred Bayliss of the Frisca club. Hale relatives and several Tulsa Wichita and Cleburne gatherings are noted with a Wichita reunion hosting many Hale family members.
Center News reports on Jafe McDonald illness after a poisonous bite, Ruth Garrett returning home, visits by Oren Gray family and distant relatives from Oklahoma City and Conerville, a trip to Duncan for J T Johnson, doubled Sunday School attendance, baptisms at Oil Center, and the 26th wedding anniversary of Hansel and Mrs Burk with family gatherings and church activities.
A fragmentary humorous column uses plays on words about life and labor, with quirky quotes about Tubby Tyler, Irish singers, and local folks. It blends rural sayings, mishmash advice, and regional personalities in a comic tone. Chief figures include Tubby Tyler and Rev Charley Grant, with social chatter about work, vacations, and history.
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