Ada Faculties Named For New School Year
Ada schools announce a full teaching staff for the new year with principals registrars and department heads at each campus including Ada High School and district schools. Supplying names cover Rex O. Morrison Ruth Collins Trice Broadrick Lena Adair Daisie Bell Britt Ethel Bryan and many others.
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Ada
Rex O. Morrison
Ruth Collins
Ada High School
Trice Broadrick
Merle Jo Edwards
Lena Adair
Daisie Bell Britt
Ethel Bryan
Annie C. Byrd
M. E. Derrick
Mathae Drain
Elvan George
I. C. Hortter
Lula Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Kloos
Doyle McCoy
C. R. Moon
Velma Nelson
Lettie Robey
Mary Jean Boyle
James Watters
Dorothy Hughes
A. R. Wallace
Lorene Johnson
Ima Lore Allen
Lena Bethel
Oscar Cantwell
Wilma Chism
Laurice Core
Doreen George
Bernice Hargis
Renfro Herndon
Spence McClain
R. W. McCurdy
Donnie Morrison
Enid Oliver
Grace Payne
Viola Peay
Josaphinesen Reynolds
Vera Mae Simmons
Anna Tinsley
Ben Weaver
Glenwood
Nicey Vickers
Frances Blanks
Mary Nell Boswell
Lucille Fairis
Myrtle Farmer
Harriett Kearns
Jessie Mae Ledford
Geraldine Patterson
Nellie Mae Stafford
Hayes School
Jessie Bagley
Jewell Arnold
Ann George
Josephine Goddard
Velma Lee Grimes
Ruth Hager
Flora Mc Reynolds
Daisie L. Moore
Fannie Stalcup
Irving
Bonnie M. Allen
Retha Anderson
Dorothy Benson
Annie Bolding
Era Hodges
Edith E. Lacy
Doris Pegg
Stella Reynolds
Mary Elizabeth Goodwin
Wess Smith
Annie Lee Smyth
Viola West Elliott
Wash
Ray Stegall
Ran
Ida Clark
Mattieu Evans
Jim Gammill
Madeline Larmer
Sgt Northam Earns Oak Leaf Cluster in Italy
S/Sgt. Dewey J. Northam receives a third Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster for meritorious aerial flight while serving with the 15th AAF in Italy. A radio operator and gunner, he is part of a RAF Liberator group bombing German targets. he previously worked for Benedum and Trees Co. and has served since January 12, 1942.
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Europe
Poland
Italy
France
el Alamein
Dewey J. Northam
Air Med
15Th*aaf
Sgt. Northam
Sgt
Northam
RAF Liberator
Armed Forces
Benedum and Trees Company
George D. Northam
Five Purple Hearts To Men In Hospital
Five patients at Borden General hospital will receive Purple Hearts in a morning ceremony led by Col. E. R. Gentry. The honorees include Second Lt. John C. Garner of Oklahoma City, T/Sgt. Emmett L. Matthews from Byars, Pfe. Pete Bennuzzi near Wilburton, and Cpl. Valeria F. Gonsiorowski of Hammond, Ind., all wounded in France or during combat missions.
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Chickasha
Borden General Hospital
E. R. Gentry
Pate
John C. Garner
Oklahoma City
France
Emmett L. Matthews
Route 1
Byars
Engand
Pete Bennuzzi
Wilburton
St. Lo
Valeria F. Gonsiorowski
Hammond, Ind
Fontenot Injured by Bomb Blast in Italy
Andrew P. Fontenot of Opelousas Louisiana, route A, was injured by a bomb blast in Italy on November 12, 1943. The incident occurred during World War II operations near Hollandia New Guinea in April.
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Japan
Pacific
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
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Marshalls
Marianas
New Guinea
Solomons
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Rabaul
New Ireland
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Russia
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Low Countries
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England
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Luftwaffe
Mussolini
Greece
Balkans
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Yugoslavia
Libya
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Leningrad
Moscow
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Greenland
Roosevelt
Churchill
Tunisia
Sicily
USAAF
Treasury Islands
Choiseul
Burma
Crimea
Ukraine
South Pacific
New Britain
Guam
Wake
Hong Kong
Singapore
Borneo
Celebes
Bali
Rangoon
Java
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Australia
Aleutians
Coral Sea
Midway
Europe
North Africa
Stalingrad
Morocco
Algeria
Montgomery
Rommel
Egypt
Hollandia
Andrew P. Fontenot
Route A
Opelousas
Champion Pipe Line Walker Designated
Bartlesville reports Charles E. Chamness will receive a medal naming him world champion pipe line walker. He walked an oil company line for 30 years with only regular vacations, covering about 175000 miles and checking for leaks and breaks between the Kansas state line and Ramona Oklahoma.
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Bartlesville
Charles E. Chamness
Chamness
Oil Company
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Kansas State Line
Cherokee
Nea. Ramona
Washington County
Harry Sinclair
Prairie Oil and Gas
Traffic Spikes Prompt Caution After Downtown Accidents
In Ada the business district sees more vehicles with three people hit in under 24 hours. Robert Keaton of Dallas injured near Coalgate. A Worster student fell from a truck on the route home. Mr and Mrs Audie Huber struck downtown. A bicyclist also hit on West Main. Mrs Huber hospitalized. Police note heavy traffic last week with unclear causes.
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Ada
Robert Keaton
Dallas
Texas
Coalgate
Worster
Audie Huber
West Main
Huber
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Cecile Smith
Board of Education
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Carl Schenck
Pat Ray
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