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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
7
Local notes list Mrs Vance Minor and her mother Mrs Zoa White visiting Ada for checkups and dining with relatives. Numerous households from Ada Stonewall and Davis report Sunday dinners and weekend visits with extended families, medical trips, and a plant club gathering.
Mary Hoyle of Stonewall visits with Mrs. J W Stegall and Schley. Laura Snow and Mareck la Jacksons spend Sunday with Snow and Cager Hisan Sr s family. Uhlichs from Hayden City visit John Daniel group. Dara Daniel of Ada visits. Johnnie Daniels of Stonewall visits. Leonard Daniels and family of Ada dine and watch wrestling. Jack Daniel of Ada and Clara Kennedy Ada with Ublichs visit Daniels. Jack Ublich and Harold Ublich families share fish supper. Herman Singleton and Jill of Oklahoma City visit for funeral of Aunt Mrs Afasall Lanes. Nora Rineheart of Oklahoma City and Eretta Mathews of Lexington also visit.
Ada shoppers and visitors fill the week with calls on friends. Mrs Ruth Sutton and others attended dinners, New Year visits included Bobby Lewis and Frankie Smith in Fort Worth. Distant relatives and Air Force personnel appear, with local illness and sympathy notes for Buel Starks, ex-air field worker.
Last week saw numerous visits and social gatherings across the community. Nora Roper and families noted visits with Cochran and Binion households, while Houston Duckworth and Larry hosted friends. The Summers Chapel Home Demonstration Club held a Monday meeting to plan fundraising for the community building and donations were collected by Mrs. Clyde Welch and Mrs. Clarela Gray.
Local residents host guests and visit neighbors across Ada and nearby towns. Notable meals, church activities, hospital visits, and social events fill the weekend, with many families from Oklahoma City, Tecumseh, Shawnee, and Marlow sharing meals and attending services. Subscriptions and local ads appear alongside fragmented notices.
Local families share meals and visits across Union Hill Ada and Pays Valley as relatives gather for dinners and Sunday meals. Rev. Luther Wilson leads Pentecostal Holiness services while town residents attend church events, hospital stays, and social visits.
Jr Hinch mocks the Sahara Desert heat and Pole discovery, while a teacher and classmates discuss crossing streets. The fragment mentions idle talk, horsepower, telephones, and a teenage car, with garbled phrases about dollars and levers.
A scrambled OCR fragment shows crossword items with misread or incomplete terms. It includes scattered numbers and names like Sata 16 and 44, references to lighting, prep, and parcels, but most entries are unreadable or corrupted. The piece reads as an OCR error page rather than a coherent puzzle.
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