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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

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Pontotoc County Free Fair closes with 3000 exhibits

The 1958 Pontotoc County Free Fair wrapped up Wednesday after a strong show of 3000 exhibits from about 700 exhibitors. Crops, horticulture, hogs, quarterhorse stalls, and poultry led the entries, with 4-H concession stands and special breakfasts boosting attendance and funds for local clubs. Local exhibitors, including Ross FFA, performed well in judging contests and plan to move on to the Oklahoma City State Fair.

Pontotoc County Saras Cy Hailey Hailey Ross Ffa Vanoss Roff Bud “Graves Rolf Oklahoma City ADA Weekly News

Taylor Elected to Angus Association

Silas Taylor of Ada has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri, announced Frank Richards secretary. Taylor was among Oklahoma breeders elected to membership during the past month.

Silas Taylor Ada

Burglars Target McLish School Again

Residents react to repeated break-ins at McLish School with a summer installation of a burglar alarm system. Local authorities report two previous incidents last year and ongoing concerns for safety.

McLish School

Keith Kan't Keep Kittens at Union Hill

John Sweeney and his son Keith visited the Bud Joneses and Keith stole four kittens, placing them in a gunny sack to wait for his father. Keith fell asleep as the kittens escaped. only one remained in the sack when his father returned. Keith remains fond of kittens and the Joneses keep four.

Union Hill John Sweeney Keith Joneses

Staring Skunk No Match For George Minor

Frisco report: George Minor outstared a skunk at his doorway Sunday morning. Minor sat with the door open as the animal appeared, stared back for a moment, then turned and walked away. The quip recalls Davy Crockett’s famed grin.

Skunk George Frisco George Minor Mr. Minor Mr. Skunk Coon

Crows and Cranes at Ahloso School Playoff

Two fifth and sixth grade teams from Ahloso School, the Crows and Cranes, arranged a five on five series. After several games the Crows won the playoff on Monday, earning a party for the losers, organized by Mr. Treas.

Ahloso The Cranes Crows Ahloso School Treas

Stonewall Home Ec Class Visits Two Fine Jesse Homes

Stonewall High School home economics students toured two local Jesse homes in Burrow Valley to study modern kitchen design and interior efficiency. Mrs Rhynes hosted one residence and Mrs Winton the other, with praise for beauty and practicality of features.

Stonewall Jesse D. D. Duke Stonewall High School Our Rhynes Burrow Valley

Snake appears in Patton home trapping mice scare

Mrs Patton reports three traps and porch trap for mice with poison. A snake appears on the back porch and later in the bedroom, tail trapped in a mouse trap as the Pattons summon a broom for rescue. The two foot plus black snake provokes screams and a frantic exit.

Simon Patton

Porterie SCD to Acquire Heavy-Duty Road Scraper

The Porterie County Soil Conservation District plans to acquire three heavy duty road scrapers from government surplus via Cam Wolters, Texas. The board arranged with Claywood Kingery to pick up the machine, which will be used for one month as payment for pickup and delivery, and discussed rental equipment for farmers.

Porterie

Pig Producers Meet Sets Next Sale in Ada Oklahoma

More than 600 pigs have been consigned for the next feed er pig sale slated for October 31 at the Ada Livestock Auction on West Main Street. The Pontotec Coal County Livestock Association met September 11 to form a screening committee and require pigs be owned at least 30 days before sale to ensure quality.

Pontotec-Coal County Livestock Association Ada West Main Street Oklahoma Jong Jean Leonard Young Fitzhugh Charley Shockley Francis Jess Betts Stratford Law Rence Stutte Clarita Dale McDonald Aven Darwin Bumpers Vaness Fontetoe C. H. Hailey Oklahoma City Antlers Hailey Tahlequah

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County 4-H Emerson Black Vernon Gray Taylor Angus Association Father SCD Jimmie Thomas Inhnnie Boring Boring Willard Rhynes Co. ¢. Buxton Jimmie, Thomas and Bumpers Jimmie Thomas L. Patterson Ahtoso Petterson Bak Kiel
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