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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

15

Durant Citizen Burns To Death In Sunday Fire

A 60 year old rural Durant man Ernest Redfern died in a two story wooden apartment fire. Fire Chief Conway Morriss said Redfern’s body was badly burned after he asked a friend to sleep in his apartment when a card game ended about 4 am. The cause was suspected to be a cigarette in the bedroom. Fire crews planned a search for Redfern’s belongings.

Durant, Okla Durant Conway Morriss Ernest Redfern Morriss Redfern

Tulsa County Measles Epidemic Sparks Vaccination Push

Tulsa County reports an epidemic level of red measles with 831 cases by October, more than the whole of 1970. Health officials urge a one-time vaccination workup as 6,805 children remain unvaccinated, warning numbers could reach into the thousands in January and February if inoculations lag.

Tulsa, Okla Tulsa County Tulsa Betty Conrad City County Health Department

Conferences Continue For Medical Group

The Ada Continuing Education Center launches another round of teleconferences linked to the Oklahoma Regional Medical Program. Physicians meet at Valley View Hospital at 7 a.m. Wednesday with Dr. Gordon Deen and Dr. Larry Cartmell on carcinoma of the urinary bladder. Nurses hear Theresa Nagel discuss arrhythmias at 1 p.m. Thursday. A purchasing systems talk by Woody Scott of Ardmore is set for 3 p.m. Thursday.

Ada Continuing Education Center Oklahoma Regional Medical Program Ada Health Ardmore Atoka Coalgate Madill Pauls Valley Purcell Tishomingo Wewoka Valley View Hspital Gordon Deen Larry Cartmell Theresa Nagel Oklahoma City Valley View Woody Scott

Oklahoma inspectors study Georgia South Carolina vo techs

A Oklahoma group including state board members visited Georgia and South Carolina vocational technical schools to compare programs, counseling, and placement. Atlantic Area Technical School in Georgia with 1,600 day students, Midlands Tech in South Carolina, and others featured strong job placement and open access policies.

Georgia South Carolina State Board State Department For Vocational Technical Education State Advisory Council Ted R. Savage Ada Savage Oklahoma Atlantic Area Technical School Columbia S. C

East Central Class A Speech Meet Highlights and Winners

East Central State College hosted a Class A speech meet with finalists Billy Sparks and Neal Martin defeating Dean Whittington and Doug Stickney. Ada Junior High and Okmulgee earned top plays. several students from Ada, Duncan, Seminole, Okmulgee, Norman, and Comanche placed in oral interp, extempore, original and standard oratories, and duets.

East Central State College Billy Sparks Neal Martin Seminole Dean Whittington Doug Stickney Comanche Ada Junior High America Okmulgee Extempore Rhonda Estes Jan Poplin Boys Extempore Randall Vaughan Heimback & Carlson Duncan Burger & Young Harris & Groves Norman Harris & Holland Reed & Walker Heimback & Young Sharon Kirkpatrick Myron Johnson Steve Ely Ada Sr. High

Danish Roast Goose and Prune Stuffing Tradition

Danish Christmas dinner features roast goose with prune stuffing, often glazed with tart currant jelly. The dish travels from Odense to America, using packaged dry stuffing for ease, and pairs with red cabbage, candied yams, and spiced fruit for a fairy tale holiday feast.

Ers America Denmark

Boston banker’s advice and a tour of everyday odds and ends

In Looking Around with Sid Hathaway the piece highlights Paul Murphy of Liberty Bank and Trust urging youths with a quip about earning a first hundred versus a million. It notes Maine toothpicks from Strong and West Peru, air quality impacts on racing pigeons, and Gov. Preston Smith praised for a tax package.

Boston Liberty Bank and Trust Paul Murphy Maine Strong West Peru Brownwood Texas Preston Smith

Undefined OCR Fragments Map to Sparse News Item

A disjoint collection of short phrases appears to reference locations, objects, and actions. No coherent event or person is clearly identifiable from the readable text.

Sword Solar Disc In Alcoholic Drink

A list style puzzle hints mapping clues to answers across horizontal and down entries. Each clue yields a word forming a connected grid with interlocking letters across a crossword style layout. Answers include historical Roman ruler and directional terms among others.

Jackson Home Lost In Sunday Blaze

A midnight fire destroyed Harold Jackson’s home in Fittstown near Highway 99. Ada firemen aided by county and volunteer crews kept the blaze from spreading to nearby buildings including a telephone exchange.

Harold Jackson Fittstown Ada Highway 99 Fittstown Telephone Exchange

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