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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1961

Page

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Pumpkin Weather Blooms As County Free Fair Opens Here

The 46th Pontotoc County Free Fair opened at the county fairgrounds with the Cherokee Amusement Company setting up midway rides at sunrise. By 9 a m Thursday 300 entries had been received as 4H booths and exhibits prepared. County agent Si Hailey noted rising beef interest and strong participation, with judging to begin at 1 p m Thursday. Continued on Page Two.

Carla Happy Spit Pontotoc County Cherokee Amusement Company Charles Richard Day Chandler Floyd Robbins Guy Binkley Alvie Griffiths Thelma Garrett R. G. Hale Joe Blangett Nolan Dyer Tralian Hailey Martha Mote Si Hailey

Clinic Speaker Stresses Need To Sell Town

Oklahoma City official Jack Reeler urged Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce to market Ada’s strengths during a town development clinic. He said Ada’s future looks bright yet warned that losing families hurts business, citing 69 percent of Ada High School’s 1955 graduates who leave. The talk framed a survey plan to identify future development areas.

Jack Reeler Oklahoma City Aloay Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Ada Rector Bill Hill Jaycee Ada High School

Thrifty Bees Visit Ada Bank Surprise

A swarm of bees settled in the Ada State Bank parking lot on Monday. Passersby and employees kept a safe distance as the bees occupied a tree near the lot. On Tuesday beekeeper George Ebriie arrived, calmly collected the swarm, and expected the remaining bees to join the group soon.

Ada Bank Oklahoma State Motor Bank George Ebriie Mr. E Oklahoma State Drive-in

Record sorghum yield projected by USDA on ideal growing

Ideal growing conditions this year are expected to push grain sorghum yields to a record level, the U S Department of Agriculture said Monday. Continued on Page Two.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Early Settler Freely Explored Oklahoma

The third part of a humorous personal letter by Bill McLish to his son Sherman in 1998 is printed. It offers light, alive anecdotes from an early Oklahoma settler’s life rather than hard historical facts, including a note about a man who owned a small Indian pony.

Will M. Ross Lovelady Ross Mars Bill McLish Sherman Oklahoma Sherman McTish Old Bob Old Mill Creek Chickasaw Big Brushey Bob Mill Creek Mud Creek Chickasaw Country Arbuckle Mountains Old Springer Old Henry House Creek Post Oak Simon Creek Simon John McLish

Holdenville County Bulls Show Gains for Charolais and Hereford Pens

Holdenville event reports Ada breeder Mack Braly with five Charolais bulls averaging 4.00 daily gain, while A H Shi Jr and Stratford Herefords lead the breed with 4.03. Top single-animal gain goes to J D Connally's Hereford. Continued narrative shifts to reminiscences of frontier life and homesteads along old trails and tribal lands.

Pontotoc County Holdenville Mack Braly Ada Herefords A. H. Shi Jr Stratford

Social notes from Stonewall and surrounding towns

Local social items list visits and family connections across Stonewall Ada Denton Tulsa Tulsa and Oklahoma City. It notes Ada Drew admitted for treatment at Valley View Hospital and various gatherings with Mrs. Farrin Haverty Mrs. Betty Thornton and others. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Boddy, Leon McMinn Minnie Baugh Grover Brown and Rev Jack Young visiting Dallas.

Stonewall Grace Holcomb Ralph Holcomb Ada Leon McMinn Minnie Baugh P. H. Boddy Cen_ Strahoma Baddy Mary Lou Johnston Grover Brown Stubby Tulsa Lee Miller Willis Rutledge Farrin Haverty Anding Betty Thornton Rutledge W. D. Jennings Wiley Anadarko Cindy Lee California Orval Jennings Ada Jennings Harkins G. G. Lees Farring Haverty

Around The County social notes from Stonewall area

Communities recount a weekend of visits with Woodley and Gasaway families, hospital admittance for C. A. Berger, and various sick lists. Local VFW, church, and school events include a watermelon feast skating party in Sulphur, revival closing, and a noted incident of a window accident involving Pauline Roberts and her son Ronnie.

Pauline Roberts Ronnie Pauline

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David Wilson Francis Glen Baker Virgil Williams Roff Fair Ground Arena Williams Little Joe Tippy Joe Bailey T. C. Bailey Associated Press Ada Drew Betty Bell, Allen Ey Sahm Glover Valley View Breamere I . Me T. T. Lowman Ryle Glover Stonew Jack Young Dallas Tex J. F. Woodley Mrs. Woodley R. H. Anderson Haskell Jerry Barbara Jean Chowchilla Calif Frank Starns Jie and Junior Winfield Kan Willie Callins Seminole Vernon Gasaway Staras Gasaway C. A. Berger Valley View Hospital Glen Cornell Vernon Gasaway v Shawn Melton Mond Ezra Holland Shawnee South Dakota Mr. Cornell Jackie Schumard Torm Roy Glasgow My Gasaway Joe Hale Paoli Howard Ganns Wade Jack Edwards Rock Stonewall Man A. Ray Vernon, Tex M. G. Bradley Bradleys Mrs. Bradley Maggie Cogburn Leon Cogburn Coalgate Cogburn Merle Gregorys Rena Gregory Fred Battles Sue R. E. Holland Merle Gregory Raymond Holland Battles Mrs. Holland Hartford Conn Gregory Jack Kifer Ray Tommy Jo Sammy Gary Voyles Collins Konawa Troy Cothern Wynnewood Bara Holland Chil Dren Bill Melton Vaness Vanuss First Baptist Church Sulphur Fridi Woestviet Baglich Mwestn Jack Beene Bob Tilley Edd Atkinson Claude Heap
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