Stonewall Project Advances with Large Pipe and Chlorine Plan
The Oklahoma California venture aims to fully own the stations with Lock Joint Pipe sections 20 feet long and five feet in diameter, weighing 12 tons each. Area superintendent J G Thompson says progress is being made as a $5 ton rig handles the concrete steel pipe. Stations will daily inject chlorine to curb fungal growth during the water transfer from Ataka to Oklahoma City, with final chlorination at the reservoir after filtration. Pump stations employ about 28 workers daily with two 35 ton cranes, two front end loaders, two dozers, trucks and many Rit machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Page One
homa-California
J. G. Thompson
Amis- Hardeman
Ataka
Oklahoma City
Flood Control Watershed Projections Highlight Farming Gains
SCS projections foresee two to five man years of maintenance per year after dam completion and a rise in gross crop value on flood plains to 1,200,000 dollars annually, a 260 percent jump. Net income from bottomland is to more than double as productivity is restored, with new farm income stabilizing area agriculture and spurring local employment and business, plus scenic and recreational benefits.
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SCS
Oklahoma Peach and Nut Harvest Outlook Dims After Frost
The state faces a weak crop due to late season freezes. The immature nut drop continues with a crop 12 percent larger than 1961, yet 97 percent below the one year average. Peach production is estimated at 50 000 bushels, only half of last year and 27 percent of the 1951 60 average.
Oklahoma City Architect Leonard Bailey Dies After Illness
Leonard H. Bailey, 82, a prominent Oklahoma City architect and civic leader, died at his home after weeks of illness. He was the senior partner and founder of Bailey Bonzalis Dickingon and Roloff. Funeral services will be held Saturday at St. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral.
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Oklahoma City
Leonard H. Bailey
Bailey-Bonzalis Dickingon & Roloff
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Charles I. Young
Charles H. Young
Halin-Cook Funeral Home
Smith Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Richard Jones
Church of Christ
Young
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Ada
Henry F. Young
Bonnie Schneider
Vera Arnold
Amarillo
Texas
Thelma Ray
Nolan Young
Joe Lanierce Young
Ada Obituaries Include Emma Ray and Charles Young Leaders
Multiple death notices from Ada Oklahoma announce the passing of Emma S Ray of 720 West Twelfth and Charles H Young Oklahoma City with services at local funeral homes. Also listed are May Jobe of Sulphur William Boyd Brock Allen and Mary K Ragland with their service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma, Ray
Emma S. Ray
West Twelfth
Lncal
Ray
South Carolina
C. C. Ray
Temple
Texas
Ada
Rebekah Lodge
Woodman Circle
Golden Agers Club
First Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Young
Carmi
Illinois
Joe Jackson
Whitesboro
Ruby Kuykendall
Midland
Director Returns to Acting in Off Broadway Hostage Role
John O'Shaughnessy resumes acting after 16 years as director, stepping into The Hostage off Broadway as a replacement for Harry Geldard who left the production. Details sparse and partially garbled but notes shift in cast and aging references amid a Deover theater context.
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New York
John O'Shaughnessy
Inj
Harry Geldard
Deover
Galley-Wanting Around The County
Local notes detail family visits and movements across communities including Center and Pauls Valley. Notable items mention Clarence Ingram visiting from Maricopa and donations to a Lightning Ridge cemetery fund, plus several passings and social visits among Griff ith, Johnson, Summers, Stanfield, and Dunn families with multiple trips to Ada, Oklahoma City, and Duncan.
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Clarence Ingram
Marigopa
Ariz
John Dunn
Leila Tohnson
S. Stanfield
J. E. Doon
Lightning Ridge Cemetery
Local visits and hospital notes brighten Ada area
Miss Shirley Griffith and several neighbors visited Saturday morning and afternoon. Mrs Helen Morris and Velma McDonald were in hospital, with tests and recovery noted. Mr and Mrs Ownbey and Thares visited Ada for prayers, while Joe Summers Anita Jo Pickett and families offered support. Eugene Summers and Gina Diana swapped cars and discussed living quarters as Haliburton Wells crews drive to Pauls Valley. Rosie Bennett injured at work is hospitalized, with ongoing care.
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Eugene Summers
Rina
Dian
Gaar Corner
Wades
Charles Griffith
OSU
Oklahoma City
Vera Lanham
Arno Grif
Shirley
Rae Garrett
Marray Junior
Ada
Tishomingo
Homer Wagnar
Alvie Griffith
Bill Shirley
Mike
Pat Af Ardmore
Mrs. Wagner
Mrs. Thompson
Wallace Wigley
R. F. Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Effie Dollahan
Pauls Valley Sun
Alice Dause
Oklahoday
Rasiema City
Bennett's
Dorman Ray
Caral Dearman
Oklaha
Carol
Kenneth Dearman
Oren Gray
Pats Valley
Margie Gray
Hampton
Pauls Valley
Joe Summers
Anita Jo
Pickett
Ginz Diana
Evert Summers
Mack
Velma McDonald
Leroy Grove
Meare
Susan Grove
Effie
Mack Dollahan
Gina Diana
Gene
Haliburton Wells
Frank Roberts
Center Baptist Church
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Okatoka Pipe Line
Amis- Hardemann
Oklahoma
Chapel of Criswell Funeral Home
Herman Ging
May Jobe
Bahner
Arthur Bell
Christian Church
Oaklawn
Jobe
Sulphur
J. I. Jobe
Wes
Murray County
Denison
Tex
Ruth Thompson
Leon Jobe
Leonard
Jack Jobe
Tulsa
Hugh Jobe
Lester Jobe
William Boyd Brock Allen
Free Will Baptist Church of
Calvin
William Boyd Brock
Mc Brock
Muskogee
New Boston
Minnie Bain
Tipton
Minnig Brock
Mond
Clifford
Little Ark
Jim
Bakersfield
Mary K. Ragland
Vaness
First Baptist Church
Vanoss
Hale Dixon
McGee
Ragland
Boles
Bob Whisnant
Ste
William N. Ragland
First Baptist Church of
Vanass
Jewell Hodges
Paule
Helen Wilkerson
Bernice Scott
Kanawa
Alice Hawkins
Glendale
Calif
Alene Pellier
Chickasha
Hee
Nathan
Ewing
Leon Ragland
Ettie High
Tucson
Roxie Northcutt
Porterville
Ola Horn
Mrs
Alvie L. Griffith
Wallace W. McWhirter
Bryan
Royal Oak
Mich
Grant
Johnson
May
McWhirter
Jabinsons
Mrs. Ever! Summers
Anita Ja
Arno Griffith
Albert Casady
Fittstown
W. D. Floyd
Cindy
Okemah
Wate
Max Salomon
J. E. Dunn
Salomons
Max
Grant Johnson
Alva Johnson
Roy Cantwell
Lightning Ridge
J. S. Stanfield
Ma. Johnson
Stanfield
Elv. Ownbey
B. B. Ownhey
Farrell Sales
Colbert
Mr. Sales
Mrs. Johnson
B. B. Ownbay
Charles
Wightning Ridge
Ault McCullar
Center
E. D. Ricketts
Long Beach
Rae “Garrett
Ricketts
Rustall
J.T. Murphy
Leon Garrett
Ulysses
Kan
Fisher Lewis
Chicago
Island
Dave Gallard
Paris
Huighy Chilcoat
Duncan
J. Vo. Ownbey
G. B. Ownbey
Ada Friday
Jeff Fussell
Valley View Hospital
Elvin Wilmeth
Rae. Garrath
J. E. Bunn
M.P
Tee- Jwnbey
Gray
Ponte- May
Allen
Lee Alin Bryant
Marvin Frant
Allen Cemetery
Hobgood
Holluey
Route 5
Adadenville
Bryant
Mcklenville
Tupelo
Miss
Royal Sanders
Bill Ovick
Harvey Butler
Bill Hart
Walter Whitehead
Andrew Borders
Gladys
Morris
Wanda Lindley
Bathara Caldwell
Pampa
Patsy Gray
Sandra Kay
Armor Bryant
Arnold Bryant
Graham
Arvie Bryant
Wah
Lula Belle Galloway
Lakeland
Fla
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. and
Mrs. Gray
Carolyn
Dale
Bill Reed
Grandma Grove
W. D. Langley Shad
Bill Langley
Fairfax
Nacogy ‘Dodies
Si Flinn
Darrell
Leola Denham
Alfie’ S Denham
Carl den
Everett Escue
Roger
Linda Sue
Clinton Dame
Connerville
Dames
Teas
Joe Gray
Terri Gray
Fred
Zelma Martin
Claibourne Bennett
Bennett
J. D. Enis
Karen
Hall
Wilburton
Irl Doolitule
Dallas
G. D. Srader
Beverly Clocksin
Terry
R. Q. Rues
Janice
Lindsay
Sam Winters
Kenneth
Dale Howry
Ken
Pamela
andMrs
Bill Foster
Steve
Jay LeFlore
Louie
L. C. LeFlore
Ardmore
Day
Jay
James
Murray College
Mae Jackson
Lee Sunday
Georgia Jackson
Wewoka
H. M. Carpenter
Carpenter
Holdenville
Charles Phillips
Heir Home
Aving
Roland Phillips
Kay
Lenulicar
Havernbar
State Senate
Albritton
Theodore
Ted Seamen
Bill Thompson
Billy Kent
Lwins
Sessnibbaigs
Lauri and
Kelly
Chartey
Eat” Truitt
Weather Bureau
J.C. Mixson
S. J
Shirley Griffith
Abie
Griffith
Homer Wagnon
Helen Morris
B. B. Ownbey
Thares
Pete Jones
Bells
Jones
Mrs. Ownbey
Rosie Bennett
W. FE. Snyder
LaSalle
East Hain Ada, Ohi
Robert la Salle
Harvey Jinks
Peter Ree Strattard
Phonn
Santa Fe
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