Ada Evening News history and consolidated titles
Ada Evening News traces origins to 1901 with publisher W D Little. The paper consolidated with Ada Weekly Democrat in 1910 and Pontotoc County Enterprise in 1912, Ada Star Democrat in 1919, and Ada Times-Democrat in 1953, continuing as The Ada Weekly News. Subscriptions list 3.00 yearly within Pontotoc area and 5.00 outside.
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NA Teehapa News
ADA Times-Democrat
W. D. Little
Ada
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
Resentment Over Social Security Tax Increases Grows
The piece notes rising resentment as Social Security tax increases take effect. It highlights higher payroll deductions, debates in Congress, worries about insolvency of trust funds, and doubts about Social Security as true insurance. It also contrasts viewpoints on benefits, taxes, and economic impact.
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Congress
Kerr-Mills
Sen. Bellman
Rae Garrett and family visiting in CENTER Written B
Rae Garrett receives visits from relatives including Buddy Garrett and his daughter Joleta from Tulsa. Shanna McGill of Wichita Falls and April and Dustin Garner from Ada join in at Rae Garrett’s home. The group shares meals and greetings while Rae attends local revival services. A note mentions the first baby carriage patent of 1829 and a hydraulic log-splitting machine that can split about two racks of firewood per hour.
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Buddy G. Garrett
Joleta
Tulsa
Rae Garrett
Thelma Garrett
Modena Garrett
Shanna McGill
Wichita Falls
Texas
Gene Garner
April
Dustin
Ada
Leon Garrett
Pauls Valley
Shanna
Penny
Cheryl
Thelma Jean Garrett
Kilcrease
Uniform Eve ry School by Lawrence Walthouse
A reflective meditation on Jesus encounters the adulterous woman and the scribes and Pharisees. The piece argues Jesus forgives and redeems, sees each person as God does, and challenges hypocritical self righteousness. It contrasts mercy with rigid adherence to law.
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Jesus
God
Scribes
Pharisees
Let Him Without Sin Cast The First Stone In Judgment
A preacher reflects on Jesus’s response to the sinner and contrasts it with harsh religious judgment. He warns that Christians often misinterpret love and judgment, urging humility and self reflection before judging others. The message emphasizes that judgment belongs to God and warns against bearing stones from corrupted hearts.
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Jesus
God
The Family Lawyer by Will Bernard
Lois loses her bid to teach freely as tenure or not, a court upholds her dismissal for insubordination. The piece contrasts school discipline with teachers asserting constitutional rights and limits on administrator control in classrooms.
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Lois
Potage and Brisket Meal From Kuntry Korner CUP
Potatoes and beef broth soup with butter onion pepper half and half and Munchee cheese served with chopped parsley. Beef brisket with vegetables seasoned flour browning, slow cooked with water. gravy from pan drippings and horseradish sauce accompany. Serves 4 to 6.
Grant Approved For Turner Falls Park Davis
Congressman Wes Watkins announced a $40,000 federal grant to the City of Davis to improve Turner Falls Park in the Arbuckle Mountains. Local funds of $40,000 will match the grant to construct camp grounds picnic areas and support facilities at the recreation area.
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Washington
City of
Davis
Turner Falls Park
Wes Watkins
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Watkins
Arbuckle Mountains
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Department of Agriculture
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Alan
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Atwood
James Brannon
Eve
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BY Lawrence Walthouse
Will Bernard
Turner Falls
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Gem Jewelers
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