Ada Evening News History and Consolidations
The Ada Evening News traces its origins to 1901 and notes consolidations with several Ada newspapers through 1953. W D Little served as publisher with Don Cook as editor. The paper offers subscription rates by mail and carrier in Ada Oklahoma and surrounding areas.
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ADA Times-Democrat
W. D. Little
Don Cook
Ada
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotec County Enterprise
Ada Star- Democrat
Ada Evening News
Ada Weekly
Pontotoc
Cattlemen explore pre conditioned calf sales Ada summer
Area cattlemen study a plan to hold one or more calf auctions in Ada offering pre conditioned calves to feedlot buyers. The Pontotoc County Cattlemen's Association seeks producer interest and potential buyer supply, aiming to boost ranch profits and promote local beef. W. C. Wigley invites ranchers to respond.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
W. C. Wigley
Bequeathing the Body How Donation Tests Law
A National Conference committee drafts a model statute to govern posthumous body or tissue donation. It aims to respect donor wishes while resolving family rights and ensuring swift, legal transplantation of organs and materials.
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National Conference of Commissioners On
Wyoming Mines Dominate Bentonite and Trona Output
Wyoming supplies nearly all bentonite used in steelmaking and most of the nation’s trona essential for glass, soap, and paper industries, underscoring the state’s minerals role.
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Wyoming
A Zany Day of Zips and Paste In A Humble Column
BUZZY BONEHOUSE laments a string of small accidents from shattered nails to coffee spills and a dramatic zipper mishap. He recounts dropping adhesive on his head while composing copy, failing to comb it straight, and seeking barber relief as readers debate fairness and parenting.
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Stan Laurel
Snakebite Danger Warns of Summer Concussions and Treatments
Salt Lake City AP reports Dr. Clifford C. Snyder warns about 3000 Americans and many children may be bitten by venomous snakes this summer. He critiques common first aid methods, endorses a nonrigid tourniquet, limited incisions, suction, and early polyvalent antivenin while researching human antisera tailored to U S venom four snakes.
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Salt Lake City
Clifford C. Snyder
Snyder
University of Utah Medical Center
Salt Lake Veterans’ Hospital
Miami
U.S
Summer Weather Forecast Sparks Local Debate
Residents speculate on a hot season as some predict a sizzler this summer. A friend notes almanacs appeared more accurate than the Weather Bureau during the past winter, prompting chatter about seasonal forecasts.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Health conference echoes on defining health and politics
A week ago a national university led health conference left attendees pondering what health truly means from diet to living. The speaker wrestled with the concept while Ol Buzz noted illness lies in not knowing when sick. Politics appear as rumors grow, signaling old pros entering the race.
Baby Elephant Stands Three Feet Tall at Birth
A newborn baby elephant measures about three feet in height and weighs around 200 pounds, highlighting the animal’s substantial initial size.
He Lives The Living Lord in Easter Witness
Lawrence Walthouse reflects on the resurrection as a transforming fact. He cites Luther, Thielecke, Mary Magdalene, John 20 21, and the Apostles to show Jesus survived death, overcame sin, and remains present as a living Lord today Vivit.
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Jesus
Helmut Thielecke
Jesus Christ
Paul
Church of Jesus Christ
Mary Magdalene
Garden
Socrates
Ghandi
Marshmallow plant figures in ancient Rome and Chinese cuisine
The marshmallow plant, once a popular ancient Roman medicine, remains in use by Chinese gourmets in special dishes but no part of it appears in American marshmallows.
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Rome
Union Hill Baptist Church Holds Sunday Services and Events
Around the county reports a Sunday morning attendance of 68 at Union Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Don Newby preaching both services. The choir performed Whispering Hope and there were several group songs and readings. multiple locals visited, and a wedding at Byng Baptist Church was noted for Betty Sue Myers and David Kelley.
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Lynda Golden
Union Hill Baptist Church
Don Newby
Whispering Hope
Sue Henderson
Horace
Ethelene Golden
Barbara Newby
Susan Haines
Janie Lancaster
Mike Welch
Elton Lancaster
Charlie Enloe
L. W. Shrieber
Jovita, Fox
R. W. Chriss
Tupelo
Byng Baptist Church
Betty Sue Myers
David Kelley
Susie Holliday
Beulah
Arbuckle Lake
Love Ring Explains God Without Beginning or End
A mother explains God’s eternity to her child using a wedding ring as a metaphor. The boy notes the ring has no start or end, illustrating that God has no beginning or end and surrounds lives with his presence. The message emphasizes God’s greatness beyond human understanding.
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God
Marriages Listed Include Ada Couples in Various Matches
Jimmie E. Ginnis of Ada wed Debra J. Lamb of Ada. Harold W. Poulter of Seminole married Karen Sue Herring of Seminole. Edward Conrad Collins II of Menlo Park California tied with Cynthia Anne Harrison of Ada. Kenneth Jones of Ada wed Betty Jo Stevens of Ada. L A Lingo of Seminole married Harriet Mabel Alexander of Ada. Charles David Kelley of Francis wed Betty Sue Myers of Ada. Patrick E. Gregory of Ada married Wanda Jean Braddock of Stonewall.
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Jimmie E. Ginnis
Debra J. Lamb
Harold W. Poulter
Karen Sue Herring
Edward Conrad Collins II
Menlo Park
Calif
Cynthia Anne Harrison
Kenneth Jones
Betty Jo Stevens
L. A. Lingo
Harriet Mabel Alexander
Charles David Kelley
Francis
Betty Sue Myers
Patrick E. Gregory
Ada
Wanda Jean Braddock
Stonewall
Family Reunion Held At Lizzie Lancaster Home
A Sunday family gathering was hosted by Mrs. Lizzie Lancaster. Attendees included E. J. Lancaster and spouse with children Gary Golden. Henry Lancaster and children Francis, Bob Boyd, Allen. Marion Lancaster and Chuck Oakman. Olive Anderson and Norman. Olive Anderson Jr. and Norman. Bob Tweety and Homer. Eva Tarpley and Billy Ed Davis of Ada. Claud and Jess Heard of Sasakwa.
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Lizzie Lancaster
E. J. Lancaster
Gary Golden
Henry Lancaster
Francis
Bob Boyd
Allen
Marion Lancaster
Chuck
Oakman
Olive Anderson
Norman
Olive Anderson Jr
Bob Tweety
Homer
Eva Tarpley
Billy Ed Davis
Ada
Claud
Jess Heard
Sasakwa
Teachers take Vanes set fifth and sixth graders to Oklahoma City
Mrs Ina Enloe and Mrs Oma Enloe led 5th and 6th graders on an outing to Lincoln Park Zoo in Oklahoma City with a noon picnic. Mothers Mrs Fern Long and Mrs Nora Lancaster joined. James Bottoms shared a Saturday lunch with Mr and Mrs Charles Coplen and family. Mr Bottoms is pane ling Charlene and Debbies bedroom.
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Ina Enloe
Oma Enloe
Vaness
Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park Zoo
Fern Long
Nora Lancaster
James Bottoms
Charles Coplen
Mr. Bottoms
Charlene
Debbie
McAnally and Allen Visit Families Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Gary McAnally visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Allen and family Monday. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAnally recently were Mr. and Mrs. William Henson and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc Anally and Tammy, Mr. and Mrs. Duke Rhynes and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Rhynes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mc Anally, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Allen and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tatum and family and Mary Long and Tommie.
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Gary McAnally
Johnny Allen
Walter McAnally
William Henson
Billy
Alvin McAnally
Tammy
Duke Rhynes
James Rhynes
J. T. Tatum
Mary Long
Tommie
Window Sunlight Marks Eight Minutes Earlier Surface Shine
Sunlight streaming through a window left the surface of the sun eight minutes earlier, indicating rapid changes in solar radiation observed by observers. The event underscores the dynamic nature of solar activity and its potential impact on space weather signals.
Seeds You Plant You Reap From The Ned Recompense
A compact cryptic verse collection notes that actions return in kind with rivers and dawns as allegory. It reflects on karma the value of restraint and the balance of love and worldly enticements with brief aphorisms about relaxation effort and thrift.
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Otto Strickland
W. C. Gray
Eisai At
By Buzzy Bonehouse
Ol’ Buzz
America
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Roy Hanson
Frank Dillon
Bill Reese
J. M. Carter
East Central Student Union
F. C. Love
Kerr McGee
Fidelity National Bank
BY Lawrence Walthouse
Martin Luther
Luther
Union Hill
Russell Gray
Lela Rose
Billie Adams
Maggie Johnson
Joe King
Konawa
Lynn Rhynes
Leon Collinsworth
Troy Ward
Mike Palmer
Pam Allen
Kathy Newby
Nora Roper
Sybil Collins
Daisy Binion
Lutie Fowler
Alice Binion
Lillie Karr
Lena Cochran
Binion
Letha Stice
Etta Garrett
Myra Nell
Richard Bailey
C.B.A
England
Werstead
Connie Nelson
Georgia Moore
Eberling
Providence
Fred W. Norman
Irene Taylor
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