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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1970

Page

8

Fort Sill Man's Life Story Is Really Bizarre

Julius Richter, born in the Bronx, serves 20 years in the American Army after a circuitous life crossing Nazi youth, German army service, and Russian captivity. He was POW on the Russian front, released in 1948, then drafted by the U.S. Army in 1950. Now 45, he plans to retire to Lawton Oklahoma and attend college.

FT. Sill Ohio Julius Richter Hitler Youth Movement Russia Richter Bronx Germany Richters United States Hitler Young Julius West Germany New York Lawton Okla

Job Agency Reports 230 August Non agricultural Placements

Edward E. Redpath of the Oklahoma State Employment Service announced 230 non agricultural job placements in August, up 24 percent from last year and 4 percent from July, bringing total to 1,852. The office noted 211 new applications, with 85 placements for youths under 22 and four agricultural placements. Peggy Bush has returned to Oklahoma State University, and Redpath thanked Ada’s business community for the summer program.

Edward E. Redpath Oklahoma State Employment Service Redpath W. 12Th Ada Peggy Bush Oklahoma State University Stillwater Pat Hayes Okdahoma

MFA Insurance Names Webb Agent for MFA Firms

Burl Webb of Lubbock Texas has been appointed as agent for MFA Insurance Companies. Announcement by A D Spippington president of the firm in Columbia Missouri notes Webb’s prior work with Farmer Stockman and local training. He and wife Drusilla with three children will office at 15 Sandy Creek Drive.

Burl Webb Pickett MFA Insurance Companies A. D. Sappington Columbia Webb Farmer-Stockman Lubbock Tex Texas Tech Drusilla Sandy Creek

Ada hosts 300 strong for Kerr Center appreciation dinner

Ada Oklahoma staff and community rallied for the Robert S Kerr Water Research Center with over 300 attending an appreciation dinner. FWQA Commissioner David W Dominick praised the center East Central State College and local effort toward environmental cleanup and EPA formation. Senator Henry L Bellman called Ada progressive and Kerr legacy highlighted youth involvement and education initiatives.

Robert S. Kerr Water Research Laboratory Stanley P. Wagner East Central State College David D. Dominick Federal Water Quality Administration C. B. Howard Ada Chamber of Commerce Bill Tillman East Central Environmental Sciences School Ada Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center David W. Dominick Federal Nixon NASA Kennedy Dominick EPA Kerr Lab Wyoming FWQA America Walter Hickel Scope — Student Council On East Central West Central School of Environmental Sciences Bellman Washington Visitor Bellmon Oklahoma Robert S. Kerr Kerr William D. Little Jr Washington Kerr Research Center Donald Gant Ray Quiett Richard Vanderhool South Central Clifford Hansen James Cook Yale Jd. A. Richardson State Highway Commission Dewey Bartlett William Galegar Overton James Galegar

Fund Set Up For Hood Boy

Contributions are accepted at Ada locations for a fund to help Jne Don Hood, son of Mr and Mrs Don Hood, who recently had brain surgery in Oklahoma City. Donations can be sent to the Ada School Board or placed in receptacles at E and M Clothiers, Bryan Corner Drug, Anthony Dicus Food Center, Robbins Grocery, or the Oklahoma State Bank. Church offices and the Ada School Board office provide details.

Ada Jne Don Hood Oklahoma City George Potter Ada School Board E and M Clothiers Bryan Corner Drug C, Br, Anthony Dicus Food Center Robbins

Oklahoma Oil Production Up In Every Way In 1969

Oklahoma’s oil and gas output rose in 1969 with higher prices and expanded reserves across crude oil and natural gas liquids. Crude oil averaged 615,095 barrels daily and natural gas liquids 114,863 barrels daily, up from the prior year, while natural gas reserves jumped to 904.586 billion cubic feet. Employment fell slightly to 38,400.

Oklahoma Tulsa Independent Petroleum Association

4 H Horse Show Emphasizes Pride in Ownership

National Finals of the 4 H and FFA Horse and Pony Show at the Tulsa State Fair in October 2011 emphasizes owner pride. Riders show grooming and showmanship while judging others test their horse sense. 4 H and FFA members from across the U S compete for a National Championship Belt Buckle across three age groups in five classes.

FFA 4-H FIFA U. S

Jets schedule tied to Ewbank era rivals coaches

Three opponents on the New York Jets season schedule are former Ewbank assistants Don Schula Clive Rush and Don McCafferty. Bud Grant, Minnesota's Super Bowl coach, also played for Ewbank at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.

NEW York Weeb Ewbank New York Jets Iwbank Don Schula Miami Clive Rush Boston Don McCafferty Baltimore Bud Grant Minnesota Ewbank Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Byng School District Shows Substantial County Increase

Byng School District gains roughly 130 students this year, driven mainly by a three year junior high expansion adding 71 students. Ada remains relatively stable with senior high growth offsetting elementary losses. Stonewall dips slightly while Latta and Allen post gains in multiple levels. Overall county enrollment shifts show Byng leading growth while others remain steady or modestly increased.

Byng Homer Francis Ada Stonewall Willard Hayes Irving Washington Melish Abloso Roff Pickett-Center Re- Stonewall Pickett-Center Pontotoc County Glenwood Homer and Latta Allen Vanoss

Milk supply hitch delays World War II troop train

Edmund Siemers recalls his 1943 Portland to Denver troop train when milk ran out. Rail officials phoned a dairy in Montpelier Idaho to supply fresh milk, the train waiting until dawn while milking finished and milk was hauled in 10 gallon cans. Soldiers largely refused warm milk due to temperature and habit.

Denver Edmund Siemers Union Pacific Railroad Portland Ore Montpelier Idaho Montapelier Steiners

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Fort Sill MFA Insurance Company Kerr Research By Naomi Knickmeyer Hood Boy Walas Mack" Welch Pickett Center Able Amous Watches Hamilton Wittbauer Gem Jewelers Agricultural and Cattle Loan Oklahoma State Okiahoma Ata Canama State Bank Federal Deposit
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