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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1968

Page

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New Walking Trails Opened Platt Plans For Pedestrians

Platt National Park near Sulphur opens a pedestrian preserve at the park eastern end to protect walkers while banning cars. Three miles of marked trails with bark paving will guide visitors past Antelope and Buffalo Springs as the nature center project advances with 73 piers for a stone archway spanning Travertine Creek.

W. L. Knickmeyer Platt National Park Platt Park Little Niagara Travertine Creek Antelope Springs Buffalo Springs Jack E. Stark Stark National Park Service

Ada man’s grandson posthumously awarded four medals

Army Spec. 4 Danny Wayne Jeter, 19, Riverside California, was killed in Vietnam on Christmas Day. He received the Soldier's Medal for rescuing a fellow soldier, the Bronze Star for saving his commanding officer, the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster for directing artillery fire, and the Purple Heart. He was the grandson of Ada resident Mrs Edymay Clay and son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jeter with siblings Dianna, Donna, Dennis, and Darrell.

Ada Vietnam Army Danny Wayne Jeter Riverside Calif Andrew Jeter Edymay Clay W. Main J. W. Crews Jeter South China Sea Duc Pho Dianna Theriot Donna Jeter Dennis Darrell

Ada Public Works Authority sells 130000 in revenue bonds

The Ada Public Works Authority sold 130 000 in revenue bonds with a low bid from R J Edwards of Oklahoma City The First National Bank and Trust Co and Citizens Bank of Ada at 4 95 interest One other bid by Leo Oppenheim Co and Milburn Cochran Co Oklahoma City at 4 99 was rejected Bonds to be delivered mid August City council approved zoning sign requirements changes to 126 N Oak and vacation of a 30 by 150 foot street from 14th Place Actions included review of mowing high Johnson grass drainage of a pond and adjournment with claims payment review

Ada Public Works Authority R. J. Edwards Oklahoma City First National Bank and Trust Co Citizens Bank of Ada Leo Oppenheim & Co Milburn- Cochran & Co., Inc Collins Sycamore Ada J. B. Davidson Honeywell Corp Haynes

Job Placements Higher In June

Edward E. Redpath of the Oklahoma State Employment Service in Ada reports June job placements rose 12 percent from May and 3 percent from last year. Despite fewer applications, many students sought summer work in roles such as truck loaders nurse aides service station attendants restaurant workers construction yard warehouse home-care attendants and even a task to retrieve a cat. Community cooperation is urged for July and August as students rely on these jobs to fund education.

Edward E. Redpath Oklahoma State Employment Service Ada

Cokes Stolen From Hayes School Break-In

A thief pried open a north window at Hayes School and took 13 king-size Coca Colas. Principal C. L. Robberson reported the break-in to police on Monday afternoon.

Hayes School C. L. Robberson

Ada area teachers join second summer science program

The second session of the summer science program at Last Central State College draws 28 Ada and area teachers for the discovery method. Don Kellogg directs workshops with demonstrations by Norman educators and SCIS staff from the University of Oklahoma.

Last Central State College Don Kellogg E. C Ada Francis Ahloso Latta Stonewall Byng Pickett Center Asher Allen University of California National Science Foundation Wendell Altmiller East Central Education Department Kellogg’s Mary Anne Lanier Maxine Jeter John Renner University of Oklahoma Renner East Central

Ada City Faces Shift to Parallel Parking Downtown

The state Department of Highways told City Manager J B Davidson to convert Main Street and North Broadway to parallel parking by Sept 1 1968. The move aims to ease congestion and improve traffic flow though concerns over fewer spaces and curbs needing adjustment.

Ada State Department of Highways J. B. Davidson Main Street North Broadway Highway Department Davidson Department of Highways William M. Dane Broadway Avenue Central Business District F. D. Lyons

Juliana Hotel Sold To Durant Doctor From Ada

Ada’s historic Juliana Hotel complex was bought by Dr. Leroy Engles, a Durant physician, from Alice S. Warren. The purchase aims at investment with possible future changes over three to five years. The site includes hotel plus barber shop western store restaurant shoe shop and more.

Ada Juliana Durant Leroy Engles Alice S. Warren Harris Hotel Engles Sam Harris Shawnee United States Charles W. Fairbanks Julia Mae Smith

House approves anti fee bill shaping lake access

The House passed a bill prohibiting entrance fees at Corps of Engineers lakes and reservoirs after March 31, 1970. Fees would remain only for highly developed facilities. Rep. Carl Albert urged the measure, saying lakes would be free for fishermen picnickers sightseers and boaters.

House of Representatives Senate Corps of Engineer Carl Albert

Roff Sportsman Club Holds Annual Fish Fry

The Roff Sportsman Club hosts a Friday fish fry from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds fund dam spillway overflow work at Roff City Lake. Adults 1.25, children 0.75 for all you can eat with fish and trimmings. Delivery available by calling 456-7561. Club president Melvin Sotherland notes lake and clubhouse improvements funded by this event.

Roff Sportsman Club Roff City Lake Roff Melvin Southerland

No Accidents Reported In Ada July Totals

No accidents were reported in Ada on Wednesday, keeping July totals at 17 versus 19 in the same period last year. In Municipal Court Frank Herbert Hyden pleaded guilty to speeding and driving left of center with fines of 20 and 10 dollars, a third charge was set for July 26.

Ada Frank Herbert Hyden Hyden Johnny Steward Robert L. Young Jr Lawana Sue Havens William T. Bowles Perl Lean , Jr

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Platt Nelson Construction Co Frank Crabtree Adan Authority George Gurley Kellogg Herbert Thier SCIS Thier Henry Crow Joey Morgan Mark Flake Halley Anderson Tommy Schultz Terry Ellis Randy Curtis Donald Anderson Scott Brady Brad Gibson Joey Todaro John Williams David Scott Dusty Brady Marcus Sandy Mickey Daniel David Madden Joe Daniel T. P. Daniel House
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