Ada Evening News History and Mailing Rates
Ada Evening News consolidations with Pontotoc County Enterprise Ade Star Democrat and Ada-Times-Democrat outline publisher Little Don Cook editor. Containing subscription prices by mail within and outside Pontotoc and adjoining counties, and Ada postal details.
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Ee News
ADA Times-Democrat
Little
Don Cook
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County Enterprise
Ade Star Democrat
Ada-Times-Democrat
Ada Evening News
ADA Weekly News
Pontotoc
Ada
People Lack Pet Care Responsibility
A rural Ada area friend and neighbors share a common issue of pets being abandoned and starved along roadsides. Cats and dogs are dumped, often procreating unwanted litters, with owners avoiding responsibility. Calves have been killed by feral dog packs. solutions include spaying and responsible care, adoption, or humane euthanasia.
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Ada
Junior
Ada Obituaries: Multiple Local Residents Die in August
Ada obituary notices report deaths of Katherine Griffin Nay age 83, Vallene Farrell age 4, Oliver Sallee age 34, Rev Jake Brady age 71, Vanessa Lynn Colbert infant, and Virgil Labarge age 67. Funeral homes Criswell Gish Smith and Jones and Feggins listed.
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Katherine Griffin Nay
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Jake Brady
Smith Funeral Home
Vanessa Lynn Colbert
Jones and Feggins Funeral Home
Swine Flu Immunization Delay Hits Oklahoma City
Oklahoma officials delayed the swine flu immunization program to begin no earlier than October 1. Health officials said vaccine doses are ready, but the lack of printed consent forms caused the postponement and suggested no children will be vaccinated initially. Dr. Armond Start, state director of communicable diseases, cited federal form supply issues.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Armond Start
Returning to School Shopping Sparks Debate on Preparedness
The piece contrasts prep for school with broader life planning, noting heavy focus on clothing and gear as families prepare for the new year. It cites Head Start as evidence that preparation aids success, critiques politics and conventions, and lists church gatherings and local visits reflecting community life and a wave of social activity.
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Billie Jean King
America
Stonewall News Items Collected By Birtie Moran
Stonewall area notes report visits from Indiana and Texas relatives, local illnesses and recoveries, church events, birthday observances, and the Nazarene district convention in Shawnee with several Stonewall attendees. Henry Glover celebrated a birthday. Audry Treas and Audry Treas family are mentioned. All Night Singing events drew large crowds.
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Henry Glover
Indiana
Jim Born
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Morans
Jack Clifford
Henryetta
Dilllon Clifford
Tupelo
L. D. Moran
Fart Northcut
Tishomingo
Audry Treas
Ada
Minnie Maloy
Corolin Davis
Moran
Seagoville
Tex
Boatwright
Marvin Sydow
Waca
Rena May Collier
Dallas
Herbert Phillips
Inlaw
Reed Phillips
Lollie Mann
Birtie Moran
Carmie Treas
Furgerson
First Nazarene Church
Jack Santin
Ted Smith
Goff
Baptist Church
Union Valley
Lula
Konawa
Church of the Nazarene
Shawnee
Stonewall
Don Mann
Doris Holland
First Baptist Church
Sunshine church notes show service attendance and visits
The Sunshine church report records 36 at Sunday morning service with Don Parr presiding over both services. Specials were sung by Wanda Kay Donna Parr and Cuba Heard. Numerous visitors are listed, along with several visiting families. The community notes the death of Rev. Jake Brady and lists survivors Minnie, Harold, Raymond, Bill, Minnie June, Fay, Joyce, and Mary Ellen.
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Sunshine
Don Parr
Wanda
Kay
Donna Parr
Cuba
Carey
Christie Brown
Austin
Tex
Claude Snow
Springfield
John Easley
San Jose
Calif
Vernie Henley
Mattie Eager
Ada
Danny Davenport
Indianola
Jake Brady
Minnie
Harold Brady
Raymond Brady
Bill Brady
Minnie June
Fay
Joyce
Mary Ellen
T. J. Roquemore
Anna Griffith
Buck Heard
Bill Oliver
Claude Hewett
Wanda Parr
Kenneth Williams
Margene Hewett
Stonewall
Joy
Artie Lane White
Jim Wyche
Jimmie
Julie Wyche
Beatrice Wyche
Mary Phillips
Roff
Lorena Nowlin
Hickory
Leon
Clyde Hobgood
Clyde Hobgood Jr
Sand Springs
Donna
J. L. Green
California
Jessie Don Green
Melissa Green
Janet
Shelia Heard
Mrs Harold Davis travels with family on grand tour
Mrs Harold Davis spent a week in Hobart visiting sister in law Miss Cleo Davis and brother in law Eddie Tate. Her two grandchildren Amanda and Andrew stay with relatives as Mr and Mrs Davis tour Africa Europe and return Friday. Several local families visited Hobart Silver Dollar City and Ada. patients and homemakers aided Falls Creek Assembly and rummage sales.
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Short
Herion
Ruth Cooper
Morans
Winn
Lula
Calif
Guy Bushe
Maud Harbin
Eccals
Ada
Ada Crum
Dickinson
Tex
Moran
The
Nazarene Church
Frank King
Royce Lee Garret
Harold Davis
Hobart
Cleo Davis
Eddie Tate
Battye Stevens
Davis
Amanda
Andrew
Ted
Nancy Davis
Washington, D.C
Oklahoma
England
Scotland
Ted Davis
Washington
Freeman Stevens
Teri
Harold Lee
Jimmy Freeman
Vaness
Silver Dollar City
Corbit Johnson
Houston
Clay Johnson
Fred Clifton
Billy Williams
Charles Morrow
Valley View Hospital
Phyllis Hodges
Oklahoma City
Nettie Hodges
DuWayne Colvin
Falls Creek
Curtis Foutch
Killeen
Marjorie Soutee
Ed Roberts
Hart Club
County
Raymond York
Raymond
Danny
Allen
Roma City
Richard Etchieson
Roxy York
Visit Notes Highlight Lawton Rodeo Trip and Local Visits
Mrs. Sheffield visited her son Ben Flowers in Lawton for the annual rodeo. Addresses and relations flow through families in Ada and nearby towns with hospital, funeral and military departure notes. The group includes Bunyard, Clifton, Sullivan, Mantooth, Johnsons, Tingle, and others with moves to Florida and Germany ahead.
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Sheffield
Ben Flowers
Lawton
Estelle Evans
Valley View Hospital
B. H. Bunyard
Raymond Bunyard
la Mirada
Calif
Raymond Laseman
Alvin Mantooth
Maysville
Fred Clifton
George
William Niel Johnson
Michelle
Kristen
Brian
W. C. Johnson
Lloyd T. Johnson
Bill R. Williams
Eddie Tingle
Bill Johnson
A. P. Johnson
Denver
Florida
Germany
Johnson’s
Fort Bills
el Paso
Tex
Legal Eavesdropping Case Shows Privacy Limits
A husband set up a recording device to monitor his wife’s calls and won a divorce, but the ex-wife’s damages claim failed under a federal law not intended to apply to spouses. Separate cases involve a landlord secretly listening to tenants and a peeping tom scenario, all underscoring the privacy right to be let alone. A pulsar article notes a collapsed star leaving a massive remnant.
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Ralph
Congress
Worden
Beef Kiev Rollups and Other Dinner Favorites
A vintage home recipe collection outlines Be ef Kiev Rollups with cheese and taco sauce baked 375 F for 35 to 40 minutes serving with lettuce tomatoes and olives. Also includes Beef Chuck Delight and Swiss Steak Relish with mushrooms and pimiento and a Creamy Peanut Butter Soup with milk tomato juice and parsley.
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Kiev
False Teachers in Pastoral Epistles Examined
Lawrence Walthouse argues that the Pastoral Epistles stress action over belief, insisting true faith is shown by conduct. He critiques churches using coercion to fight perceived error, urging practice of prophetic utterance and love rather than harsh suppression of dissent.
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Jesus
Timothy
Titus
Falze
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Dennis
Oliver Sallee
Virgil Labarge
Birch Bayh
Carter
Assembly of God Church
Miss Bleying
Ed Welsh
Garret
Chickasha
Charley Ryley
Lake Texoma
Edna Oliver
Missionary Baptist Association of Southeastern Oklahoma
Shady Grove
McAlester
Dailey Phillips
E. D
Dorothy Eager
Kari
Johnathan
Gary
Cherry Eager
Clayton
Chase
J. Pessee
T. J
Naomi Roquemore
Birtie, Moran
Mary JO Green
Mary Laseman
Opal Samuelson
Rofs Extension Homemakers Club
County E. Homemakers
Anne Sheffield
Evla Pierce
Teresa
Belleville
Inl
Mort Mencley
Railiff City
Grace Lunsford
Midwest City
Francis King
Yepeee Em
K Rox Daas
National Geographic ‘Society
BY Lawrence Walthouse
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