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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

4

Ada Oklahoma newspaper ads and poetry fragment

OCR reads Ada Oklahoma publications page with merged titles and dates, listing Ada Times Democrat, Ada Weekly News, and Ada Evening News mastheads. Includes a lengthy “You tell on yourself” poem with multiple aphorisms and moral reflections.

Tee Wor ADA Times-Democrat W. D. Little Don Cook Adis Oklahomaews Publishing Mrmting Co Ada Wei Pontome County Ada Star- Democrat Aue Novay Ada Evening News Ada Weekly Pontotoe Adipting Pontotoc Chiss AL Adi Oklahomer Carrie Id

If It Flies Shoot It Hunters and Birds In Field

The article argues hunters misidentify birds leading to needless killings. It urges wildlife identification courses, notes hawks and owls beneficial, and warns against killing protected birds like redtails. It covers snakes and other wildlife, stressing respect and accuracy in hunting.

Jury Rules Airplane Turbulence Not a Common Carrier Fault

A court finds turbulence a act of God and absolves an airline in Myrtle’s injury suit while allowing another passenger to claim damages for a similar mishap caused by a warning sign lapse. A separate case denies fault due to passenger self risk and failure to heed safety guidance.

Myrtle Ais Turbu Myrtie Por Waving

Salvation Army Opens Christmas Program in Ada

Don Schaid of Oklahoma Tire and Supply is chairing the Salvation Army Christmas program running from last Saturday through Christmas Eve. Major John Tharp announced the committee including Jack Bates and others. The effort includes toys and treats for children, food baskets for families, and gifts for nursing homes, with volunteers from Kiwanis clubs Lions Rotary Optimist and more. About 1400 toys and 137 food baskets were distributed last year. donations are sought via P O Box 151 and local toy drop boxes.

Don Schaid Oklahoma Tire and Supply Salvation Army John Tharp Jack Bates Schaid Army Tocat Kiwanis Lions Rotary Optimist Key Club P.O Ada

Oklahoma 1972 car tags go on sale statewide

Oklahoma Tax Commission announced 1972 green on white auto tags go on sale Saturday across 77 counties. About 1,303,398 auto tags and 740,000 vehicle tags are stocked at 200 local tag agencies. County prefixes begin with the first letter of each county name. Tulsa and Oklahoma counties have special series.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Tax Commission Tax Commission Clarence DeWees Oklahoma County Tulsa County Oklahoma

Job Openings Drop at Ada Oklahoma Office

Edward E B Redpath, manager of the Ada Office of the Oklahoma State Employment Service, said 179 nonagricultural placements were made in November, a 2 percent drop from October. Declines occurred in construction, manufacturing, and private households, while wholesale, retail trade and service gains were insufficient to offset losses. Applications filed dropped to 207 from 278 last year, with 60 veterans, 9 counseling interviews, and 58 tests conducted.

Edward EB. Redpath Ada Oklahoma State Employment Service

Tibetans Find Homes In Swiss Valleys Amid Growth

More than 1,000 Tibetans who fled with the Dalai Lama since 1959 have resettled in Switzerland over the past decade. Since 1961, 629 Tibetans have settled in 11 communities, with 124 Tibetan babies born here. The program, led by ATH and the Swiss Red Cross, shifted from farming to industry oriented relocation.

Rikon Switzerland Dalai Lama India Nepal Sikkim Bhutan Annique Association of Tibetan Homes ATH Swiss Red Cross Blanche C. Olschak Central Asia Aurich Charlies Aeschimann

One Tattoo Parlor Remains In Baltimore

Baltimore struggles with a dying trade as Tattoo Charlie, a 56 year old artist, runs the last parlor in the city while New York bans the practice. Health concerns and changing tastes shrink demand, leaving him part time and among the last East Coast practitioners.

Baltimore Charlie Charlie’s New York

Christmas rush and frontier memory in Ada town

The article reflects on holiday shopping frenzy and season nostalgia, then shifts to Ada's history focusing on the 1909 lynching of four men linked to Deputy U. S. Marshal Gus Bobbitt. It notes renewed scholarly interest, frontiersman lore, and a consoling quotation about clouds and silver linings.

Ada Gus” Bobbitt U. S University of Oklahoma Press

Holiday Shoplifting Surge Hits Merchants nationwide

Seasonal theft costs retailers millions as shoppers flock to stores during holidays. The article notes a sharp rise in shoplifting during the season, with Ada cited as experiencing similar losses to those seen nationwide.

Ada

Day of Prayer and community notices at Stonewall WMU

Stonewall WMU of First Baptist Church met for a Day of Prayer with the lesson titled Expect from God Attemp for God led by Sylvia Brooks. Various members attended, 57 in Sunday school, and a covered dish was served at noon. Additional notes cover social visits, funerals, and a lengthy discussion on shoplifting penalties and Oklahoma law, noting enforcement and deterrence amid Ada merchants.

WMU First Baptist Church Sylvia Brooks Callie Garrett Dora Bullard Hazel Winton Pauline Roan Willie Me. Minn Lucile Lowmen Caraley Exter Juanita SheJlenberger Alma Henry Maisie Daniels Mary Lee Robertson Bro Bill Exter J. C. Spencer Aurora Mo Mark Matt Exter Martha Stokes Aaron Gray Anthony Ada Don Smith Rattan Wilma Rowe Dara Bullard Joe Mo Rynolds Eastern Star Miller Reynolds Fran Miller J. C. Spencer Aurora Ollen Snow Demmitt Tex Hart, Tex Flolen Jennings Norman Underhill Joyce Snow Tale Snow Mrs Callie Flowers Gordon Melson Oklahoma Melson

Segregating Cloths Policy Adopted by Baltimore Official

Baltimore city purchasing agent Starley D Zemansky issued an official memo declaring segregation of soiled wiping cloths. He ordered that dirty wipes be segregated from clean rags and placed in separate containers prior to return to suppliers.

Baltimore Starley D. Zemansky Zemansky

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