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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
4
A skeptical look at cattle wealth and ranch work contrasts flashy myths with real farming. It notes high hay costs, variable cattle profits, and the need for stable replacement practices amid weather and market risks. Local ranchers are portrayed as hardworking, not robber barons, with many facing lean years and practical challenges.
London AP reports a Picasso from the Blue Engelhardie period sold for 675000 at Sotheby's Tuesday night, a new high. Another Picasso landscape at Christie's failed to meet its 498740 reserve, while Edward G. Robinson's estate sold 24 works for 1.76 million.
A burglary at The Sports man at 218 E Main Ada was reported at 6 46 a m today. Four hand guns including three .22 caliber pistols and one 9 mm handgun were taken from a glass case after the front door was broken. Walter Smith the store owner provided the details. No damage estimate given.
A brief explanation of how homeowners may be legally liable for injuries to visiting children under the attractive nuisance doctrine. It outlines that dangerous items on a property that a child may not recognize as hazardous can create liability for the property owner.
A historical piece discusses shortages in foods and equipment reaching markets, noting varied causes and prices. It emphasizes reliance on farmers, uncertain profits, and political factors while urging patience and prudent safety in homes amid changing supplies.
The piece reflects on how grudges and anger harm both others and the self. It cites Matthew 5 22 and Jesus teaching to love enemies, urging reconciliation before worship and noting bitterness can affect physical health. It emphasizes forgiving love leading to spiritual and bodily wholeness.
Pauls Valley native and Army captain Johnny Ray spoke to about 3,000 at Norris Stadium during Ada high school students Proud Young Americans for Truth July Fourth events. He recalled POW ordeals in Cambodia and praised faith in God and America as strength, noting his White House visit and Irving Berlin song. The PYAT wrapped the day with a fireworks display after the standing applause.
Oklahoma City report notes hikers campers and anglers should respect landowners rights while enjoying Open Acres areas under a federal pilot program run with the Stabilization and Conservation Service. Landowners are paid to permit recreation and several Oklahoma counties enroll land. Senator Henry Bellman sponsored the project in the Senate. Director I H Standefer warns outdoors enthusiasts to avoid litter and to clean up after themselves on others property.
Obituary notices list several Ada and area residents who died in early July and late June, naming ages and funeral homes. Included are Ray Lee Bowman 76 Constanceville, Coy Allen Bell former Allen resident, Callie East former Ada resident, Annie Lee Rodgers 98 Ada, Ola M Cunningham 54 former area resident, Jimmy Gammill 21 Ada, Ethel M Lance 69 Ada, Jewell Massey 73 former Ada resident. The column also mentions social visits and family gatherings at the Blankenship and Ross households.
Wedding shower for Marilyn Bell and Dave Ellis at Baptist Church noted gifts from Joan Gantt Ann Ross Pat Kelley Carolyn Tate Audry Treas Dollie Belt Ida Harrell Mary Joe Weddle Mary Tulley Nora Ross Refreshments served 55 Sunday school 35 training union 55 attendees. Lord's Supper observed. Visitors include Sue Hilton and Lavon Sanders. Upcoming ice cream cake social at Wintersmith Park. Prayer list includes Mrs Warneth Lesley Gil Bell in Veterans Hospital. Ahlose homecoming set for July 14 at Wintersmith Lodge. Several local residents mentioned with travel and visits noted.
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