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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1929
Page
5
Dickens recounts Marley's warning to Ebenezer Scrooge and the first spirit's voyage to a past Christmas. Scrooge revisits youth, family, Fezziwig's joyful party, and the boyhood home, as memories surface and shape his outlook on life.
In a bustling warehouse scene, Fezziwig hosts a grand Christmas Eve ball for staff and kin. Music, dancing, and feasting fill the night as Scrooge recalls the warmth and generosity of his former employer and his own growing change. The revelry ends as the clock strikes eleven, leaving Scrooge moved and reflective.
Ordinance changes in Ada include Section 5 restricting left turns at red light corners and authorizing STOP SLOW NO LEFT TURNS and NO U TURNS signs with strict enforcement. Section 9 sets parking distances from curbs and hydrants, plus angled parking guidance. Local copy includes Ozark mash freezing reports and Christmas charitable messages urging help for the needy, signed by Mrs. M. F. Gilliam.
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