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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1957

Page

2

Oklahoma Today and the paving plans for Ada streets

Ada’s streets face long term neglect with dust and rough gravel blamed on past efforts. City plans propose district paving funded by adjacent property owners, with no petition required. The piece covers local history, fair tales, and enforcement attitudes toward motor scooters, alongside civic pride in Oklahoma Today’s colorful issue.

Ada Imany Chamber of Commerce Pavying Committee

Lightning Ridge Community Notes Amid Busy Gatherings

Local column chronicles visits and social moves in Lightning Ridge. Families from Ada and Oklahoma City join gatherings at homes, hospitals, and events, with detailing of guests, dinners, parties, and travel notes across several days in late summer. A brief meteorology prompt asks readers what weather means to upcoming duck arrivals and schedules.

Community Visitors And Sunday Gatherings In Ada

Ada area residents hosted and visited various families over the weekend and Monday. J H Stephens attended a Schoolmasters dinner in Vaness. The Perriman, Coffey, Bishop, and Vandegrift households hosted gatherings with extended relatives and friends from Ada, Oklahoma City, and nearby communities.

Carl Coffey Linda Louise George Alan Oklahoma City Thelma Perriman Sue Wyckoff Betty Wells Arthur Coffey Lagunta Curtis B. B. Ownbey Charles Otis Coffey J. H. Stephens Vaness Linda Louise Edward Coffey Ada Lloyd “McIlroy Claxton Bishop J. Hi, Stephens Cletus Kelley Kay and Dean

Garretts Visit Shawnee as Clara Fike Ill

Mrs. Rae Garrett reports Mr. and Mrs. N C Garrett traveled to Shawnee Monday to visit her sister Mrs. Clara Fike who is ill. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. R J Delazier and their daughters and Mrs. Kitty Hansard visiting Friday afternoon.

S. N. Berry John Taylor Luther Taylor N.C. Garrett Shawnee Clara Fike R. J. Delazier Kitty Hansard Rae Garrett Bessie Roberts N. C. Garrett Reece Ward Terry Air Force Leon Henry Joe Rita Midge McDonald Sharon

Union Hill Community News Highlights and Visits

A long list of visitors to Union Hill includes Mr. and Mrs. James Rhynes and family from Borger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAnally, and many others. Community members attend church, auctions, and rodeos while families update on births, marriages, relocations, and school hints. Rural life notes cover farming, haying, new home rooms, and local schooling through Ada and Vanoss connections.

Walter McAnally James Rhynes William Henson Mike Borger, Tex Johnnie Allen Borger Duke Rhynes i Bill MccAnally J.T. Tatum

Community Notes and Local Visits In Ada Area

Local residents share church visits and family updates. Sondra Garrett enjoyed time with Janice Franks after Sunday services while Sharon McDonald recovers at home with illness. The bulletin also mentions reunions, showers, and visits across Ada and nearby communities, plus a humorous note about a Brahma cow incident involving Buddy Simpkins.

Sondra Garrett Janice Franks

Insurance Chief Highlights Oklahoma Schoolmasters Meeting

About 50 Pontotoc County Schoolmasters Club members met at Vanoss school to start the 1957 58 term with a meal served by the Vanoss Home Demonstration Club. State Insurance Commissioner Joe B Hunt spoke about Oklahoma s solid insurance industry growth and vast annual dollars, while Ada Chamber of Commerce representative Mrs David C Ramsay outlined a master plan for Ada s development including street improvements and zoning. The group planned a future meeting at East Central State College in October.

Pontotoc County Joe B. Hunt Hunt Oklahoma Tom Collins Insurance Commissioner Pontotoc County Insurance Board East Central State College

Woman Kicked Windshield Sparks Assault Charge

Ada to Judge Bert E. Ratliff on Monday, Louise Jones accuses her husband E. Q. Jones of assault and battery after an argument in route to town. Jones claims she kicked the windshield, he slapped her, and Janen fined $13.50 in court costs. Birmingham’s mention of coal, limestone and iron ore notes local steel inputs.

E. Q. Jones Ada Route 5 Bert E. Ratliff Jones Louise Janen

Fair Officials- Continued from Page 1

Exhibits stay in place until 3 p.m. Thursday and entry forms mimic last year with space for all entries on one form. While at the fair, visit the Southeastern Oklahoma Exposition and Jaycee Industrial Show across the road.

Rules Allen continues on farm law acreage quotas changes

The article describes 1958 wheat production changes under revised farm law, allowing small or zero allotment producers to grow up to 30 acres without penalties if they file a preplant application by October 15, 1957 and get county ASC approval. The plan sets restrictions on disposition, possible cancellation, and use of feed wheat exemption, with only on farm use and no price support.

Farm Milling and Ownership Restrictions Governing Wheat

The text outlines that wheat remains owned by the producer or subsequent owner or operator of the farm and cannot be moved to another farm. If ground into feed or flour at a mill, all processed products and by products must be returned to the farm. The producer may not pay for grinding services by giving by-products or any grain to the mill.

Sandy Creek easement effort faces snags in multiple sites

Sandy Creek committee members reported slow but steady progress securing easements for sites in Garvin County and Pontatec County. They noted as many as 12 owners per site, with activity in Kansas, Illinois, Georgia, and across Oklahoma. Two easements signed, two in mail, one Ardmore contact pending. Leo McNinch attended. Mozambique hosts about 100,000 Europeans.

Garvin County Pontatec County Shi Kansas Illinois Georgia Oklahoma Griffith

Woman Doctor Bets On Small Animals Role Change

Continued from Page 1 Dr Betty discusses gender prejudice at A M and her shift from large animal practice to smaller pets. She notes women face limits but will pursue skilled work, explaining she handles cats and dogs with confidence while leaving large animal surgery to men.

Dr. Betty Betty A&m

Oakman Club Event Aids Clubhouse Fundraiser

Oakman fairgrounds hosted an entertainment program featuring Mrs Hill and daughters Elvina and Sharon and Jesse Muncrief on special musical numbers. Flora Carter baked a large birthday cake for six September birthdays with honorees George Carter Ab Mounger Drexel Sales Curtis Van Horn Fred Poe and Jesse Muncrief. Next club meeting set for Thursday Oct 3 at the Oskmann School gymnasium.

Fairgrounds Hill Elvina Sharon Jesse Muncrief Flora Carter George Carter Ab Mounger Drexel Sales Curtis van Horn Fred Poe Oskmann School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butterfield Pacific Coast Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway Old Borgr Atoka Bay of Fundy Johnny Lightning Ridge J. A. Stephens John E. Ray John Ray Pinkie Evans Miles Kimmel Mrs. T. Bumpas Kenneth Harden Lee Jones Joyce E. H. Brewington Caston Cherri James Hawkins Jimmie Donna Lea Juanita W. E. McCullar Jay Weir Auti McCullar Stephenie Anita Nim Jones Kathy Keith Hatcher Roff Boyce McIlroy Lloyd McTroy Joyce Jones Gerald Thurman John E James Ray Coffey D. F. Jones Wylie Webster Elizabeth Ann Cherri and Mack Thompson Inola Birdwell Okemah Clayton Bishop John Campbell Castle Charles M. Floyd Jr McAlester Mrs Lloyd Mellroy Vernon van Schuyver Kay Floyd Wade R. N. Gilstrap Rofs Charles M. Floyd Tom Smith Vanosa Paul Murphy Paula Aud McCullar Arthur Colfsy Laquita Curtin Jess Kelley J. R. Vandegrift Kenneth Deatherage Amanda Berger Loris Center News Union Hill Lavona Jones Thelma Jeen Garrett Faye Reeves Alene Tucker Hill McAnally Robert Golden Mike and C. T. Johnson Pur ‘Garrett Pug Joe Labarge Mrs. Clevy Wood Pug Garrett C. J. Johnson R. E. Riggins Bobiie Riggins Chickasha Jack Vandever Paula Kay Mary Pat Hobbs, N. M Vandever Rae Garret Tip Jeck McDonald Robbie Henry Qrlena Curlee Bob San Joss Calif Henry Southwest Pentecostal Holiness Bible College San Jose Bessie May Hatchett M. FP. Hatchett Kant Central Colless Jane California Tammy Charlie ,Glover Neva Chilcoat Texas Fred Gray Oren Gray Lawrence Lane Melvin Booth Troy Tipton Lewis Archer Orlando, Fla Lewis Leonard Archer Clyde Morgan Minnie Henson Lindell Larry Archer Ruth Tatum Dink Binion Roy Binion W. C. Rose Don Newby Barbara Jones Bob Gray Elmer Cocoran C. C. Roberts Lloyd Roberts Jeanie and Rovella Noble George Cochran W. C. Karr Daisy Binion Patti Lea Jimmy Dan Jimmy Cummings Dink Binson Yvonne Gray Russel Lynn W.C. Karr Elmer Ward Scotty Holdenville Mrs. P. §. Karr Fred Jones Wayne Sunday Bud Jones Benny Glenn W. J. Jones Delphia Lavelle T. BE. Jones Konawa Hudell Bolin Hydell Bolin Karl Rose Billy Lloyd Balthrope Jr Rale Hall Mia Glen Wallis Karen Glenda Donna Scott Bebce Floyette Bratcher Stratford Norma Brat Mr. and Oren Grey Thurman Gray Manning Hal Beran Shortie Bratcher Rolf J. H. Houchen Sr Matt Richardson Fred Henson Bro. Keeling Center Community Church lHro. Keeling Thelma Jean Garrett Bonnie Lee Oil Center Johnnie Grove John Philips Jimmie Riggins Elbert Simpkins Roberta Buddy Albert Simpkins Otis Webb John Sweeney Keith Norma Willis Kinser Willard Montevello Mable Parker West Colvina Hester McKeel Alice Dearman Sly Lake Texoma Springtown Roberta Beauchamp Latda Louise Kilpatrick Birmingham Ala Allen Sandy Creek Mozambique Africa Oakman Ae Seal Een yeLio Fred Foster Businessman Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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