EEL News Established in Ada Oklahoma
Ada Oklahoma weekly newspaper history notes consolidation events with The News Publishing and Printing Co. dating from 1910 and multiple consolidations including Ada Weekly Democrat Puntotor County Enterprise and other local titles through 1914.
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Ada
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Puntotor County Enterprise
Ada Star Bearer
Ads Tines-Democrat
What Spring Means to Americans Health Consciousness
The essay muses on spring as a symbol of renewal and life, listing countless vivid images from nature and daily life. It contrasts American optimism about health with a documented lag in actual health practices among Oklahomans and youth, noting smoking and inactivity as persistent issues. It ends noting ambivalence and limited personal change despite awareness.
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Oklahoma
Surgeon General of the
United States
Washington
Execution inmate considers chaplain visit at San Quentin
A convicted murderer on San Quentin’s death row, with little prior religious exposure, contemplates accepting a chaplain’s offer for spiritual guidance after years of awaiting execution. The note hints at potential reconsideration or comfort sought through faith.
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San Quentin
Resurrection faith and personal meaning in Christian thought
The piece reflects on resurrection as central to Christian faith, citing Paul and Roman passages, and questions what the resurrection means for individual life. It contrasts views of the risen Christ, discusses death, and argues believers can live boldly with eternity in view, applying faith to present work. It ends noting wisdom in self reform.
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Jesus
Christ
Philippians
Paul
Great Tribute To Man s Best Friend
A Missouri hunting case features a jury verdict against the killer while a lawyer recites a tribute to dogs as mankind s truest friend. The speech extols dogs loyalty through poverty and death and contrasts modern life with primitive times.
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Missouri
Seth
Kathy Steart
Roff Thursthrow
Wendell
Bloodstained evidence in murder trials questions and limits
A courtroom discussion on the admissibility of gruesome evidence. Bloodied garments and a torn shoe lace were debated for their usefulness versus inflammatory impact, with judges allowing only material that aided the verdict and rejecting purely sensational detail. The piece notes a general caution toward gruesome exhibits but affirms practical relevance when they illuminate key facts.
Fly-in communities appeal to private pilots near Denver
A Clark Equipment Co report notes rising “fly-in” developments designed for owners to live with their airplanes. One advanced example near Denver, Colorado features custom homes with garage-hanger units and an eight hole golf course aligned with the runway, illustrating growing trend in land development for aviation enthusiasts.
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New York
Clark Equipment Co
Denver
Colg
Sunshine Sunday services draw forty four attendees
Sunday school at Sunshine drew 44 participants. Wanda Parr delivered a morning special and Melissa Green performed an evening solo. Don Parr conducted both morning and evening messages.
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Sunshine
Wanda Parr
Melissa Green
Don Parr
Ray Kemp
Marty Cook
Ada
Vollie Layne
A. B
Ann
Floyd
Roy Bivens
Jess Ada
Little
John Choate
Jimpeng Cochran
Wyche
Jimmy Wyche
Joy Cox
Mary Ao Gresn
Union Hill social notes span visitors and church events
Local column lists numerous visitors to Union Hill area families and churchgoers. It notes attendance at the Union Hill Church of God Sunday school, baptisms of neighbors, and a Vanoss Alumni planning session, with multiple Ada and Latta residents named among guests and attendees.
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Union Hill
Union Hill Baptist Church
Don Newby
Barbara
Ragland
Shelly
Ada
Ana
Jerry Duncan
Lynda Galden
Tickets On Sale For Ada Antics Variety Show
Tickets for the Ada Antics No 8 are on sale at Bryan's Corner Drug Clothes Corner Gibson's Discount Center and Valley View Hospital. All tickets are 2 dollars. The show is April 16 and 17 at Ada Junior High School Auditorium with 1 p.m. curtain. For info call 332-2594 or 342-2323.
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Bryan's Corner
Clothes Corner
Gibson's Discount Center
Valley View Hospital
Ada Junior High School
Sasakwa FFA Stag Dinner Date Set
The 29th Sasakwa FFA stag dinner will be Friday night April 16 at Sasakwa High School gym. About 600 guests expected to attend, starting 7:30 p.m. Admission is 2 dollars per person. State Rep. David Boren to speak. Entertainment by Seminole Hillbilly Band, Rambling Blue Grass Boys, and Randall and Pam Street. Kenneth Batey, vocational agriculture instructor, in charge.
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Sasakwa
Sasakwa High School
David Boren
Seminole Hillbilly Band
Rambling Blue Grass Boys
Randall and Pam Street Mar
Kenneth Batey
Mrs Juergens Named to Oklahoma State Board of Education
Governor Hall announced the appointment of Mrs Elna Kirkland Juergens of McAlester to the State Board of Education for a six year term succeeding Glen Yahn. Juergens, a retired history teacher, is mother of Larry H Kirkland Ada Oklahoma highway safety coordinator and widow of D D Kirkland former president of the Oklahoma Education Association in 1947. The article notes the western basin of Lake Erie is only 78 feet deep.
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Hall
Elna Kirkland Juergens
McAlester
State Board of Education
Juergens
Larry H. Kirkland
Ada
Oklahoma
Putnam City
D. D .Kirkland
Oklahoma Education Association
Glen Yahn
Woolley Appointed to Pontotoc Soil and Water Board
Waller Woolley Jr of Constant was named by the State Soil Conservation Board on April 5 1971 to a term on the Pontotoc County Soil and Water Conservation District Board. He will serve alongside Uel Bumpers B M Stephens C O Buxton and Dr Harvey Price with district clerk Mrs Virginia Noe.
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Waller Woolley Jr
Constant
State Soil Conservation Board
Pontotoc County
Ada Firemen Battle Grass and Trash Fires
Ada fire crews responded to two fires on Wednesday. At 2 45 pm a grass blaze two miles west of Latta burned about 20 acres after a fence row caught fire. At 5 10 pm a trash fire at Jim Cobb residence 919 5th was caused by kids and matches.
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F. D. Wilkite
Latta
Jim Cobb
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