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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

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Community Farmers Vote This Month On County Committeemen

County ASC elections by mail run Sept 24 through Oct 5 with a county convention on Oct 23 to choose the ASC committee. Community chairmen serve as delegates to the county meeting, and ballots with return envelopes go to eligible voters. Aldermen Moshier Bryant Willoughby head supervision. each community must nominate at least 10 candidates.

ASC Lonie Moshier Fhe ACP Conservation Reserve Soil Bank Louis Moshier A. A. Bryant Marion Willoughby

Home Demonstration Club Meeting on Communism at Hart

Hart Home Demonstration Club schedules an open meeting on September 1 at 7:30 PM at the Lightning Ridge Church. A skit from J Edgar Hoover's Masters of Deceit will be performed and a discussion on communism and its dangers to American life will follow. Mrs Abe Griffith invites all interested neighbors to attend and refreshments will be served.

Abe Elib Lightning Ridge J. Edgar Hoover Abe Griffith

Zoo Bears Not Coming to Ada Zoo

Ada Park Board chair says reports of bears for the newly created Ada Zoo were a mistake. E. F. Coker from near Kiowa keeps two black bears in a steel pen and had planned to donate cubs after the Muskogee County Fair but Ada officials say they cannot accept them due to lack of pen facilities.

Oklahoma Ada Zoo H. J. Huddleston Ada Park Board Huddleston E. F Doc Coker Blanca Kiowa Coker Oregon Roy Mead Atoka County Willard Jenson Pittsburg Ada 200 Muskogee County

Circle Eights square dance club meets twice monthly

Circle Eights square dance group in Jesse meets the first and third Friday of each month for a three hour session in an old Pleasant Hill School building. President W B Dub Lewis notes the club emphasizes fun with no rough talk or drinking.

W. B Dub Lewis Jesse Countes Fleasant Hill School

Cousins Meet Again After Long Separation in Fort Worth

Fort Worth woman Miss Mollie Baird visiting the United States for the third time in 96 years spent a one week vacation with her cousin Mrs. Pearl McCarns in Allen, then planned to return soon to the Philippines. Baird, an Assembly of God missionary, recently taught school and pastored a church there.

Eunice Isascs Fort Wort United States AL Fen Philippines Mollie Baird Assembly of God Church Pearl McCarns Allen

Farmers Set Wool Lamb Referendum On Market Development Plan

A wool and lamb producers referendum will decide approval of a new financing agreement for advertising and market development. Ballots from eligible producers in the county must be received by Sept 10 with voting Sept 19 to Sept 21. deductions remain capped at previous rates.

Louie Moshier Agricultural Stabilization ‘and Conservation County Committee Moshier Secretary of Agriculture American Sheep Producers Council Inc ALCS Mosbier Crow Ada Ascs County Bee Clinnie Crow

Upkeep Costs Money On Box X Cemetery

Mrs. Clinnie Crow appeals for donations to fund mowing crews for the Box X Cemetery near Ada, a 200 year old site neglected for years. Since seven years ago she and Amos and Mrs. Roberts began a cleanup, raising funds to buy equipment. weekly mowing costs and a $10 donation this week highlight ongoing needs as ballots for a related referendum approach deadlines.

Ada Clinnie Crow Crow Amos Roberts Oil Center

Ada to host Sabin Polio Vaccine drive Sept 23

A joint effort by Ada medical society and the Pontotoc County Jaycees will bring Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine to Ada on Sept 23 at the National Guard Armory. The goal is to vaccinate 80 percent of Pontotoc County's 26 000 residents with three-dose series starting at 1 pm and running to 6 pm. Dr Stearley Harrison says all ages should participate to curb polio threat.

Sabin Ada Pontotoc County Pantanic County Medical Society Dallas Drug Company Jaycee’s Jaycees Ada National Guard Stearley P. Harrison The

Ada School Board approves multiple faculty changes

Ada Board of Education approved several new hires and transfers suggested by Supt. Rex C. Morrison. Marie Loague resigns as high school speech teacher to teach in Farming ton NM. Virginia Ramsay fills the role. Flossie Grogan moves from junior high to senior high to teach Russian and English, easing high school English crowding. Jewell Coleman named junior high replacement for Grogan. Irving enrollment shifts send Inez Self to Willard. Glenwood and Washington also affected with a pending transfer. Willard expansion approved with a fifth payment of 22302. classrooms ready and cafeteria due Sept 17. Participants included Morrison and board members.

Ada Board of Education Supt Rex C. Morrison Marie Loague Farmington Morrison Virginia Ramsay Ramsay Flossie Grogan Ada Junior High Irving School Willard Irving Inez Self Glenwood Washington Willard School Roy Young Jack Fentem Millard Lawson Wayne Pitt Vernon Roberts Ruth Collins

Ada Draft Board Faces 1654 Men Rough To Follow

Ada draft board No 64 discusses 5 654 registrants and how changes in status like marriage location or disability must be reported. Clerk Josephine Latta warns failure to notify delays processing and complicates inductions in Oklahoma City.

Ada Draft Board No. 64 Josephine Latta Oklahoma City Mrs. Latta

Fire Strikes Twice For Egypt Family

The Clea Cozads of Egypt lost their home in a Wednesday morning fire, a disaster mirroring a similar blaze two years earlier on the same site. Neighbor Mrs John Graham alerted residents and fire crews, but the house burned completely, sparing only a coop of game roosters. Cozad was working on a construction job near Clayton when the fire started. The couple had left for Clayton to visit the husband, and had been away in Wilburton during the 160 fire.

Egypt Clea -Cozads Cozad Clayton John Graham Cozads Wilburton

County 4-H Queen Contest Opens At Fair

Four H clubs in the county plan junior and senior queen contenders at the county fair. Voting ends Sept 11 at 8 PM with the two winners to be crowned by the county federation president at 9 PM. Eligibility includes prior 1902 club membership and, for seniors, a 1962 record book entry. Each club may enter one candidate.

County Federation Jane Norton Tulsa

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