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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
4
An extended reflection on a recent deadly storm that damaged homes and livelihoods. The piece honors neighbors who helped each other, noting courage, dignity, and perseverance as families rebuilt after loss with little hand wringing and lasting resolve.
A consumer guide explains the difference between questions of fact and opinion in shopping. It warns sellers exaggerate opinions while facts require accurate information. An example shows a radio buyer winning a refund after the salesman promised Rome broadcasts that did not occur.
An essay argues that a tornado tests fear and courage, leaving lasting memories. It recalls Oklahoma devastation, church hospitals, and rebuilt homes with storm cellars, while noting distrust, food prices, inflation, and household burdens amid shared survivor anxiety.
Oakman visits father Monroe Lee and cleans his house while several Oklahoma City families and relatives gather over the weekend. Tornado damage prompts checkups as kin from Shaw, Berryman and Carter networks share news and Easter activities.
A religious reflection references the crucifixion and resurrection themes as spring and lilies renew faith. Local notices describe tornado damage repairs and social visits among Stovall and Castoe households, with visits from neighbors and relatives.
Residents and relatives across several towns visited or checked on kin after a tornado event. Names include Nora Hobbs Elmer Crawford Jewel Winters and Allen Fox. Coast-to-coast connections show family support and scattered Sunday dinners amid storm aftermath.
A Sun shine column blends reflections on faith and daily life with parish news. The piece discusses belief without proof and highlights a Sunday school gathering, a rain disrupted schedule, and a long list of local visits, meals, and church attendance across Ada and nearby towns.
Union Hill Baptist Church Su nday school reported 56 attendees with Rev L A Farrell delivering morning and evening messages. An Easter program Sunday night featured many participants and numerous visitors from Ada Little Rock and Oklahoma City among others.
Three Pontotoc County commissioners report flood damage at least 25 000 with western areas worst hit. Clyde Haskins cites 15000 for bridges and roads while Rae Thompson notes at least 10000 in damages in the southern district.
New York AP report notes Tru man Nelson, 62, argues history is alive and shaped by emotion. He seeks the feelings of the times around John Brown and Harpers Ferry in his book The Old Man, insisting his work is nonfiction with psychological insight.
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