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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1971

Page

4

Government purse strings and federal funding control

A reflective editorial discusses expanding government power over purse strings and the conditional nature of federal funds. It notes schools and cities risk losing money if funds and guidelines are not followed, affecting programs like East Central State College on campus and off-campus projects, including Ada municipal services.

Highway Department Ardmore East Central State College Ada

The Family Lawyer on Parking Lot Liability

A court case examines owner responsibility for injuries in a parking lot. It upholds liability when lighting is poor and the owner’s hired help is negligent, but not for every accident. Cases include a slip on ice cream and a motorist causing injury in a one way aisle.

County Clerk Calls For Claims Against Pontotoc County

County Clerk Don Thompson urges all claimants to file claims against Pontotoc County by next Monday. Claims must be submitted at Thompson's office on the courthouse's second floor before the fiscal year ends Wednesday.

Pontotoc County Don Thompson Thompson

Women drivers and defensive driving contrasted in old editorial

A reflective column argues that women often drive more safely than men and may deserve lower insurance rates. It warns against overconfidence and praises defensive driving while recounting casual remarks from Union Valley about women as umpires and jokes about women drivers.

Union Valley

Freedom and service in Paul's Galatian teaching

The text contrasts college students embracing freedom with the biblical concept of freedom. It notes that true freedom means not being bound to self-centered desires but choosing to serve others. It cites Galatians 5 13 and Martin Luther on Christian freedom, ending with a personal prompt on true freedom.

Paul Jesus Martin Luther

Moonwalker Aldren Retires To Command Aerospace School

Col Edwin E Aldren Jr, the second man to set foot on the moon, retires from the astronauts corps to become commandant of the Aerospace Research Pilots School at Edwards Air Force Base California. He had not flown in space since Apollo 11.

Houston Tex Edwin E. Aldren Jr Astronauts Corps Aerospace Research Pilots School Edwards Air Force Base Calif

Police Check Out Two Ada Burglaries

Police investigated two Ada burglaries this morning. Entry was made into the Hulme and O'Dell office at 130 E. 7th by breaking a south window. candy and soft drink machines were opened and a cutting torch used on the safe. Tools from the Hulme and O'Dell shop were taken. The telephone company warehouse at 230 E. 9th was broken into Wednesday night but no items appeared missing.

Hulme and O’dell E. 7Th Telephone Company E. 9Th

Apple Pie Variations and Fruit Dessert Recipes

A collection of fruit based dessert ideas with apples feature recipes for Virginia apple pudding and other fruit desserts. Includes detailed ingredient lists and baking steps for apple crumb cake, apple pudding, candied fruit jelly and a citrus nut cream cheese salad, plus a three day orange lemonade style canning method.

Home Canning: Cherries and Concord Grape Preserves

Instructions describe canning ripe cherries and Concord grape preserves. Pit cherries with sugar and boil to 240 degrees F then seal in hot pint jars. Prepare grape juice with vinegar cloves cinnamon and sugar then boil to 219–221 degrees F, add pectin, boil 30 seconds, and seal in hot sterilized glasses.

Spiced Peach Jam For Canning 6 Half Pint Jars

Combine ripe peaches with lemon juice and sugar and add cinnamon cloves and allspice. Boil the mixture vigorously for one minute then cool skim and stir in pectin. Ladle into hot jars seal and let set two weeks before using as a sandwich spread or relish.

Cherry Pineapple Preserve Recipe Notes

Pit cherries and crush with pineapple. Grind together, add sugar, and boil to 230 degrees or until thick and clear. Fill hot sterilized glasses, seal immediately. Makes about six 6 ounce jars.

Around The County Highlights From Weekend Visits

Mrs Marvella Loyd and Jackie traveled to Oklahoma City Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Dickie Good and Ricky. Jimmy Bullard left for Germany where he is stationed. Several families shared meals and drives around Lake Texoma. Tupelo Baptist Church youth rally attendees won the attendance banner in Caney. An old fashioned dinner on the church grounds is set for Sunday July 4.

Marvella Loyd Jackie Oklahoma City Dickie Good Ricky Mrs. Loyd Jimmy Bullard Stonewall Marvin Brashears Jimmy Germany Bullard Tupelo Baptist Church Caney Garry Cathy Haskins Donald Hogue Marcia Harter Ronnie Clifford Robbie Harrison Christi Cannon Sherry Stevens Jerry Romines D. E. Romines Judy Jackie Turner Roger Ricky Romines Joe Harrison First Baptist Church

Parish Chapel Visitors Share News From Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs M R Tucker returned from Hinesville Georgia after a week visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Bill Hood and Randall Londa Tucker accompanied them home after a month with the Hoods Other local guests included Mr and Mrs Clint Haskins of California and Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker Mrs Virginia Boyles visited with the Tucker family Saturday evening Mrs Void Burnsed from Oklahoma City spent Sunday with relatives Willis Sutton visited his sister Floy Burk and Mrs Floy Burk attended camp meeting Mrs Buelah Little spent Tuesday with Floy Burk Vannie Northam was taken to Ada on business Ray Garrett planned a trip to Ada for the dentist Lottie Hulsey of McAlester stays with her daughter Mr and Mrs Jim Ward and family Carolyn Ward and Keith Opal Ward Lottie Hulsey and Opal Ward visited Shawnee with Flora Blankenship and shopped in Ardmore Friday

M. R. Tucker Hinesville Bill Hood Randall Londa Tucker the Hoods Clint Haskins California Rance Tucker Johnnie Tucker Virginia Boyles Void Burnsed Oklahoma City Donna Moore Fittstown Glen Eaves Hank Burk Buelah Little Floy Burk Willis Sutton Vannie Northam Ada Ray Garrett Lottie Hulsey McAlester Jim Ward Carolyn Ward Keith Opal Ward Shawnee Flora Blankenship Ardmore Dorothy Lovin Sue Lou Ruth Magar Frank Dryden Verneice Dryden Dorothy Levin Lov Irene Klutts Stratford Dryden Frank

Ward and Isaacs family notices in Ada area

Mrs Opal Ward, Mrs Carolyn Ward and Mrs Lottie Hulsey attended the funeral of Opal's brother in law Jim Blankenship in Shawnee. Mr and Mrs Jay Isaacs and Martha and two children visited Mrs Florence Isaacs Wednesday evening. Florence Isaacs spent Thursday and Friday in Oklahoma City with her daughter. Florence Isaacs visited Florence with Mr and Mrs J A Patton. Kathleen Black of Paso Robles California spent Tuesday evening with Florence Isaacs. Those to visit Mrs Ollie Tuck-

Opal Ward Carolyn Ward Lottie Hulsey Opal Jim Blankenship Shawnee Jay Isaacs Martha Carls Bad N. M Florence Isaacs Claude Wood Ernest Wood Lindsay Vernon Gray Oklahoma City J. A. Patton Fred Willines Wayne Mabel Nelson Ada Betty Eaves Ben Robertson Minnie Lewis Kathleen Black Paso Robles Calif R. L. Wood Durant

Ada man visits Law couple on Wednesday

Oscar Carson of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Law on Wednesday, sharing greetings and cordial contact in the community notices.

Oscar Carson Ada J. W. Law

Sulphur picnic gathers Nessel and Sanders groups

Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Nessel and Bob with Mrs. Dorothy Nessel, Houston Muncy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanders and son picnic together on Sunday in Sulphur, Texas.

Norvin Nessel Bob Dorothy Nessel Houston Muncy Harold Sanders Amarillo Tex

Sunday Visitors Fill J W Law Home Round

Sunday and weekend events centered on the J W Law home with visits from C W Law Pauls Valley and Joe Farmington New Mexico. Various relatives from Durant Stratford Ada Oklahoma City New Jersey California and Ada details wrapped around the Dryden and Law families with multiple gatherings and dinners.

J. W.law C. W. Law Pauls Valley Joe

Isaacs Family Reunion At Tishomingo Attended By Locals

Mr and Mrs Clifford Lamb and family along with the Farmers and Gray families attended the Isaacs family reunion in Tishomingo on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mike Gray and daughters visited Oklahoma City on Saturday while Mr and Mrs David Galey saw Carmen Gray and Kelly in Dallas on Sunday. They attended the funeral of Mrs Ona Boucher in Lawton on Tuesday. Boucher was a former Maxwell community resident.

Clifford Lamb Bennie Farmer Jeanette Virgle Farmer Preston Farmer Vernon Gray Isaacs Tishomingo Mike Gray Oklahoma City David Galey Carmen Gray Kelly Dallas Ona Boucher Lawton Boucher Maxwell Community

British Firm Halts Order For Big Jets

BOAC cancels options on four Boeing 747 jumbo jets amid a profits slump as part of an economy drive. Flight magazine notes North Atlantic capacity up 19.2 percent in three months, with passenger growth at 3 percent. BOAC lost 10 percent of U S Europe passengers in March while Air France fell 56.4 percent.

London British Overseas Airways Corp BOAC Keith Granvale Flight Magazine North Atlantic U.s.-Europe Air France

Kansans Remember 1951 Flood

Twenty years after the July 13 1951 flood Kansas and Missouri endured the worst Midwestern disaster with $1 billion in damage. Across Kansas City areas and Topeka towns flooded, thousands evacuated, bridges and rail lines wrecked, and miles of farmland submerged under muddy waters.

Topeka Kan Kansas Marais Des Cygnes Neosho Kansas City United States Missouri Kansas River Junction City

Death notices from multiple Oklahoma towns list nine residents

Nine obituary notices report deaths from June 24 to June 30 in Ada Stratford Coalgate Noble and Oklahoma City. Included are Robert Allen Morris 15 Coalgate. C A Burris 81 Noble. Harvey Clifton Wages 74 Ada. Thomas Craig Thomson Oklahoma City. Rebecca Tiner 75 Ada. George Halwoty Koza Yed 65 Stratford. John Robert Parry 45 Coalgate. Mrs Effie Morris 87 Ada. Georgia Ann Gist 92 Stratford. Luther Wood 77 Stratford. Funeral homes named Slater, Criswell, Smith, and Stratford-Pickard.

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