Ada Oklahoma Newspaper Consolidations Details
A fragmented OCR showing Ada Oklahoma newspaper history with multiple consolidations. It references The News Publishing and Printing Co, Ada Weekly Democrat, Pontotoc County Enterprise, Ada Democrat, Ada Times Democrat, Ada Evening News, and other local titles from 1810 to 1912, indicating a rocky archival lineage.
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Ada
Oklahoma
the News Publishing and Printing Cy
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
Parental Deceit in Marriage Case Sparks Damages Suit
A cautious mother’s doubts about her marrying son lead to annulment and a damages suit against Fred’s parents for fraud. The court finds the parents liable, ruling their deceit deliberate and harmful, while noting parental interference has limits and can’t unreasonably ruin others’ marriages.
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Ethel
Fred
Chile
Court
Ada Livestock Market Sets New Highs In Tuesday Trade
The Ada market reports 973 head sold with packer cows and bulls up one dollar and stockers and feeders at least a dollar higher. Slaughter cows 1 24.50, bulls 27 30.50, stock steer yearlings 37 42.00, stock heifer yearlings 30 87.90, stock steer calves 28 60.00, stock heifer calves 93 42.00. Also notes rural residents’ concern over solid waste and rising cleanup costs, urging careful disposal. New rolling stock announced for Santa Fe Railway with about 63 million dollars in 1972 capital expenditures.
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Yale
al Lynn d
Dallas
Santa Fe Railway
John &. Reed
Population Trends Highlight Rural Decline and Urban Growth
Rep. Carl Albert warns rural America is shrinking as urban areas expand, noting 73 percent in cities and 40 percent in 33 megacities. Projections show population rising to 261 million by 1990, with most growth in metropolitan corridors and a risk to the national balance of industry and agriculture.
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Southern Oklahoma Development Association
Carl Albert
America
Albert
SODA
Tere
Alpert
Nothing to Do But Work in a Grim Life Poem
A poem attributed to Ben King laments scarcity and deprivation with repeated nothing phrases. It contrasts basic needs with bleak existential limitations, ending on a note about common sense failing to grasp such woes.
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Gail
Ben King
Evening reflections and parables on faith and money
A mosaic of aphorisms and vignettes on wealth, faith, and everyday wisdom. It blends Anon quotes with parables about money, generosity, and God’s care, interwoven with brief humorous scenes and life lessons from Scripture and common life.
Parish Chapel Social Notices of Weekend Visits
Don Lamb and Billy Don spent the weekend with his parents in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Effie Lamb visited with Clifford Lamb. John Woods spent Sunday with his son Charles Wood and Ki Connervills. Bill Hood and Randall visited in Moore with M. R. Tucker and family. Numerous extended family meetings occur with the Tucker, Isaacs, Law, Dryden, and Gray households across Ada and Stratford during the period.
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Don Lamb
Billy Don
Oklahoma City
Clifford Lamb
Roger
Effie Lamb
Cliford Lamb
John Wood
Charles Wood
Ki Connervills
Bill Hood
Randall
Moore
M. R. Tucker
M. R. Tucker l
Dorchie Booth
Ada
Artie Holland
Rera Ryan
Florence Isaacs
J. A. Patton
Gregg
Dahnna Kay
Vickie Gray
Florence Isands
J. W. Law
Penning
Ton
Max Law
Greg
Lynette
Norvin Nessel
Ethel Anderson
Conmerville
Pat Law
Vaness School
J. W Law
Dorechie Booth
Valley View Hospital
Frank Dryden
Jack Hurt
Ruth Magar
Verneice Dryden
Ruby Dryden
Inez Pennington
Willie Gideon
Stratford
Verna McDonald
Beulah Little
Floy Burk
Willis Sutton
Ethel Steen
Muskogee
Opal Ward
Joy Burleson
Wanda Jamb
Larry
Carfor
Ylu
Air Force
Gary G Haby
Paren
Fred Gray
Carma
Res
Tom Herson
Shawnee
Mary Lou Henson
Glen Phillips
Dorothy Matthew Francis
Mary. Lou Henson
Dorothy Matthews
Ary Low Henson
Rance Tucker
Glen Eaves
Kenneth, Stein
Grant
Bryan
Joe
Jeff
McCloud
Ray Eppler
Chantel
Delbert Tucker
Rendy
Darla
Odus Mealliard
John Hudson
Rance Tuck
Baby
Memie Tucker
Katakeyn Lance
Joyd Johnston
Jerry
Betty
Carol Miller
Paul Johnston
R. J. Hipp
Rogel
Robert Brashears
Qlis Jennings
Clarita
Robert Brasheers
Ricky O'Neal
Aren
Shewnee
Robert
Brashears
David Burris
Chase
Mose Burris
Sebena Burris and
WH. D. Bullards
Brenda
Cara
Jayce
Danny
Sheriman Drennan
Gordon Parnell
Aubrey Archer
Delia McWerdy
W. B. Hokett
Bobby Bottoms
Jerry Jsexson
Clifton Ellis
Macon Hughes
Harmon Bullard
Luke Swafford
Martin McCurey
Ella Dunn
Red George
Mike
Lillian Cole
R. E. Boyett
Charles Enyett
Paul Boyett
Bil Caruthers
Jack Austin
Harvey Bullard
Ruth Berry
Olson
Oson
W. W. Bates
H. J. Bullard Jr
Carol
Joyce
Steve Murphy
Kenneth Murphy
Stonewall
W. B. Hakett
Glen Smith
Glenda
Marvy
Brent Walker
Sulpher
Kenneth. Murphy
Steve
Ginger
Susan Edwards
Donnie Jolson
Deanese
Allen
Arvel Dancings
Lloyd Wayne Goss
Rhonda
J. A. Linker
Robin
Harley Johnson
Marcia Harter
Johnsons
Ford Krebbs
Lawton Hospital
Lucy Cox
Adner
Mes
Addie Prichard
Smith
Lucey Cox
Dale Felkins
Marla
Harvey Bulard
Bob Smith
Roy Johnston
Phillips
Ben Johnston
Alfred Prichard
Valley View
Michell
Ruby
Ane Ellis
Holdenville
Youth rally attendees from First Baptist Church seen in Tupelo
A list of attendees from the First Baptist Church joined a youth rally at McGee Valley on Saturday night. Names include Donald Hogue Ronnie Clifford Gary Jackson Patli Fowler David Romines Sherry Jackson D K E Remines Jerry Romines Jackie Turner and Rev and Mrs Garry Haskins.
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Thasa
McGee Valley
First Baptist Church
Donald Hogue
Ronnie Clifford
Gary Jackson
Patli Fowler
David Romines
Sherry Jackson
D. K E. Remines
Jerry Romines
Jackie Turner
Garry Haskins
Christi Cannan
Sue Lynn Billingsley
Davey Johnston
AV S Clifford
Wolf
Lars
Charles Leader
Leader
Seminole Hospital
Migiher
Lois Chitford
Donnie
Reonie
del MecWethy
Ards
Ada
Eva Foreman
Jack Paton
Clarita
Morrie Patton
Salina
Calif
Wedfess
Delia McWeliy
Obituary notices list Ada area deaths in January
The Ada area lists multiple January deaths with ages and funeral homes: LILLIE MAY MCCLURE, ADA resident, died January 19. ROBERT FORTUNE, 88, Ada. COLUMBUS ESCUE STE WART, 67, Firstown. ERNEST H- SMITH, 59, Tupelo. JACKSON JACK GAR RISON, 30, Stonewall. WILLIAM B. STEED, 75, Ada. OM BLACKBURN, 74, Stratford. CHARLES ANDREW HOLT, 29, former Ada. LUTHEN WILLIAM MILLER, 49, Ada. GEORGE F. MOTEL, 3, former Allen. JAMES N. ATYEBERY, 71, Francis. BUELAH WOODRUFF, 74, Ada. ADAM M. HIECK, 74, Centra homan.
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Charles Andrew Holt
Ada
Smith Funeral Home
George F. Motel
Allen
James N. Atyebery
Francis
Sunshine Sunday School and Community Visits Report
Sunday school attendance at Sunshine reached thirty with Ciba Heard Rita Sawyer and Donna Kaye Parr performing a morning special. Several local families from Ada Roff and Oklahoma City visited, church attendees included Annie Ross a Valley View Hospital patient, and Annie's health improved after a heart attack. Notable visits featured the Hewett and Eager families with multiple local residents attending services and Friday through Sunday social gatherings.
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Thee
Sunshine Sunsday
Ciba Heard
Rita Sawyer
Donna Kaye Parr
Kaye Parr
Don Parr
Kaye
Donna
Danny
Cuba Iticard
Claude Hewett
J. B. Eager
Vernie Newtey
B.D. Eager
E. D. Eager
Gary
Riley Suttonby
Carolyn Hager
Dera ‘Braddock
Annie Ross
Valley View Hospital
Asa Jones
Moth
Gilworth
Sunshine
Ivey Little
R. V. Peters
Ada
Roy Cook
D. W. Phillips
Tillie Parrish
Mary Jo Green
Dallas
Roy Foster
Cindy
Georgia Cash
J. L. Green
Theo Cash
Oklahoma City
Claude and
Virgie Hewett
EB. D. Eager
Buck Heard
T. J. Floquemore
Emogene Bigham
Clyde Hobgood
John Brents
Fittstown
Annie
Stanley Roff
T. J. Roquemore
Opal Samuelson
Chlo Pet‘fille
Roff
Euelah Mae Smith
Julia Thomas
Eddie Smith
Anna Lee Smith
Norman
Mattie Eager
Vernie ‘Henley
Sunday visitors and family notes from Ada area
Ada area residents share visits and events with relatives in McAlester Seminole and Okmulgee Tech students John Brasfield and others. Family members including Wommacks Scrogginses Beverses Castes Stanfields and Lees are mentioned with several visits, gatherings, and an emergency incident noted.
Mrs. Harry W. Miller Receives New Award
Three outstanding-senators were presented the Silver Beaver, the highest award the local council can bestow at the Arbuckle Area Council banquet. Recipients were G. Rol Peck Ardmore John Stenhause Atoka and John Skinner Wynnewood. All have over 10 years as unit leaders and more than 63 years in scouting. A new Silver Award for women was presented, with Mrs. Harry W. Miller Ada as the first recipient.
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Arbuckle Area
Harry W. Miller
Ada
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