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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

7

Durant Citizen Burns To Death In Sunday Fire

A 60-year-old rural Durant man named Ernest Redfern was killed in a two story wooden apartment house fire that broke out after a Sunday card game. Fire officials believe the blaze began from a cigarette in Redfern’s bedroom and say investigators will search for his belongings.

Durant Durant, Okla Conway Morriss Ernest Redfern Morriss Redfern

Tulsa County Measles Epidemic Prompt Vaccination Call

Tulsa County reports an epidemic of red measles with 831 cases by October and 6,805 children unvaccinated despite prior city drives. Health officials urge a one-time vaccination as the solution, noting cases already exceed totals for six prior years and could rise into the thousands by year start if mothers do not vaccinate.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa County Betty Conrad City County Health Department

Conferences Continue For Medical Group

The Ada Continuing Education Center launches another teleconference series funded by the Qsjahee ma Regional Medical Program linking Ada health professionals with peers in Ardmore Atoka Coalgate Madill Pauls Valley Purcell Tishominga and Wewoka. A 7 a m session at Valley View Hospital features Dr Gordon Deen and Dr Larry Cartmell on carcinoma of the urinary bladder while a 1 p m nurses conference at Valley View covers common arrhythmias and therapy led by Theresa Nagel Oklahoma City. A purchasing systems discussion by Woody Scott of Ardmore is also offered at Valley View.

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

Danish Prune Stuffing For Roast Goose Christmas Dinner

A nostalgic look at Danish Christmas cooking centers on roast goose and a distinct prune stuffing. It details traditional Danish ingredients like prunes liver and heart, onions celery and spices, plus steps to prepare a rich stuffing for a 10 to 12 lb goose and notes ease with American dry stuffing mixes.

Ers America Denmark Christian Andersen

Oklahoma inspectors tour vo technical schools in GA and SC

A Oklahoma group led by Ted R. Savage toured Georgia and South Carolina vocational schools to compare programs with Oklahoma. They visited Midlands Tech in Columbia and Atlantic Area Technical School among others, noting strong counseling, two year and one year programs, job placement, and open admission policies. The visit highlighted new buildings, equipment pools, and attractive designs to enhance occupational training.

Georgia South Carolina State Board State Department For Vocational Technical Education State Advisory Council Ted R. Savage Ada Vooneil Savage Oklahoma Atlantic Area Technical School Midlands Tech Columbia 5. C

Class A Speech Meet Held Here At East Central

East Central State College hosted a Class A speech meet with finals in debate won by Billy Sparks and Neal Martin of Seminole over Dean Whittington and Doug Stickney of Comanche. Ada Junior High and Okmulgee earned top plays, with Okmulgee’s TV From America taking best play trophy.

East Central State College Billy Sparks Neal Martin Seminole Dean Whittington Doug Stickney Comanche Ada Junior High America Okmulgee

Jackson Home Lost in Sunday Blaze

A midnight fire destroyed the Harold Jackson residence near Highway 99 on the Fittstown line. Ada firemen assisted the blaze, with county and volunteer crews helping prevent spread to nearby buildings.

Harold Jackson Fittstown Ada

Boston Bank VP Urges Youth to Save for the First Hundred

Liberty Bank and Trust vice president Paul Murphy shares advice for the younger set about wealth, noting the first hundred can be harder to earn than the second million. The piece also cites Maine toothpicks from three producers in Strong and West Peru.

Boston Liberty Bank and Trust Paul Murphy Maine Strong West Peru

Crossword Clue List Mixed With Farmer Theme

A list of crossword clues covering various definitions and wordplays may reflect a Little Farmer themed puzzle. Includes Solar disease, alcohol related terms, Roman numerals, verbs, colors, nationalities, and common nouns across across and down entries with several numeric hints and potential word lengths.

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