Ada Weekly News and Consolidation History
The Ada newspaper history notes merges with the Ada Times-Democrat and Ada Star Pontotoc County Enterprise. It outlines publication details for The Ada Evening News and The Ada Weekly News and lists mail rates and calendar articles for the new year.
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Pontotde
Ada
Okla
ADA Evening News
Oklahoma
Olduptima
Adoration and its dangers in modern life
A reflective essay warns against calendars and images that misrepresent reality. It contrasts glossy fantasies with authentic scenes, urging admiration of what is good and refusing to bow to evil or trivialized beauty. The piece explores adoring the highest and true worship.
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Earth
Ian
America
West
Heaven
Mary
God
Chris Pederson
Its The Law Speaking Before Juries and Ancient Athens
A column tracing early jury trials from 60 B.C. Athens through Socrates and the digasts to modern critique of jury service. It stresses jurors’ public role, evidence limits, oath sworn by jurors, and calls readers to value jury duty while urging legal counsel for precise fact interpretation.
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B.C
Athens
Zeus
Apollo
Demeter
Citiens
Oklahoma Bar Association
Blacktop’s Weekly: readers respond from Pauls Valley
Connie Nelson thanks contributors and urges more news from Pan toloe County as readers note the weekly’s homey charm. The page features community kudos and a recipe for an orange layer cake with detailed measurements and ingredients.
Strayed Seow The Herd By Connie Nelson
A tide of miscellany mixes recipes, anecdotes, letters, and reflections. The page references a kind grocer, wartime letters about orphans, jokes, poems by Richard Armour, and local commentary on community life and Christmas preparations.
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Seow
Connie Nelson
Obituary notices for Harris Tune Stiles and Lewis in Ada area
Death notices for Virgil Harris at home with 2 p m service at Fittstown Baptist Church. Charles Winford Tune dies in Ada. funeral at 9 16 a m Friday with grave rites by Ada Lodge. Dillie Mae Stiles of Ada dies. services at Church of Christ with burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Cecil E Lewis of Pontotoc dies in Oklahoma City at 45.
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Virgil
Harris
Virgil Harris
Harden City
Fittstown Baptist Church
Luther Chilcoat
Elwin K. Hazeltine
Smith Funeral Home
Franks Cemetery
Dan
Raviator
Clark
Lucy Treet Harris
Birtie
Wapanucka
Birkel
Flarris
Hershel Haris
Joplin
Escoe Harris
Pearland
Tex
Wendell
Fittstown
Harold Eugene
Pawhuska
Billy Joe Harris
San Diego
Calif
Martha Watterson
Woodland
Vinna Meeks
Winter
Lela Fuller
Soper
Betty Harris
Arkansas
Henry Harris
Altus
Charles W. Tune
Herbert C. Tays
Kenneth G. McCollough
Oklahoma City
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Winford Tune
West Twenty-fifth
Ada Realtor
Ada Lodge
Ap&am
Pontotoc
Dillie Mae Stiles
Dillie Maesliles
West Third
Church of Christ
Oak
Johnny. Elmore
Ed Menasco
Roland Hisie
Walker Hisse
B. B. Estes
Tommy Cooper
Will Cooper
Criswell Funeral Home
Rosedale
Cecil EB. Lewis
Cecil E. Lewis
Flora
Lewis
Shawnee
J.D. Lewis
Nilson
Criswell Funeral Dome
Ada Post Office Announces Hours For Holiday Rush
The Ada Post Office extends holiday hours to handle Christmas mail. Postmaster Hicks Smith Jr says parcel post windows run 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, with deliveries Sunday and through Christmas. Regular hours resume next week missing nothing.
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Ada Post
Hicks Smith Jr
Ada
Star
Police Make Statements In Damage Suit
Four Ada police officers gave formal depositions yesterday afternoon in a suit filed by Lille Stegall against three officers for false arrest and injuries. The incident stems from the November 19 events when Stegall, 57, of 607 North Bluff, was taken to the police station by Capt. Charles Scott and Officer Richard Gray in a patrol car.
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Ada
Lille Stegall
North Bluff
Police Staton
Charles Scott
Richard Gray
Gosnell
Scott
Gray
Don Henderson
Stegall
Gosnell, Scull and
Barney Ward
Lawrence Green
Virgil Stanfield
Three JP Court Actions in Ada and Local Civil Suit
Three cases filed Wednesday in JP Bert Ratliff's Ada court include Tarzan Davis charged with public drunkenness and Glen A. Garriott and John Wesley Lamb cited on traffic or conduct charges filed by the Highway Patrol. Mrs Stegall sues Police Chief Homer Gosnell and officers for alleged rough handling and heads to district court with a $17,793 claim. Civil War era references to Meramec Caverns described as a link in an underground railroad narrative.
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JP Bert Ratliff
Tarzan Davis
Ada
Glen A. Garriott
John Wesley Lamb
Allen
The
Highway Patrol
Stegall
Homer Gosnell
Meramec Caverns
Stanton
Brazil
Agriculture as industry debate sparks Oklahoma views
A letter argues the U S Agriculture Department overstates farming as the nation’s number one industry. It cites changing farm employment, rising production on fewer acres, and urban migration to support a critique of broad industry labels. The writer praises Pontotoc County farmers and adds local color on Christmas shoppers and a trivia note about the Venus flytrap.
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U.S. of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture Statistics
Oktonoma
Ada
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
Pontotoc County
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