News Publishing and Printing Co Consolidations
Readable fragments show a local Ava Oklahoma paper noting mergers and consolidations with Ada papers The Ada Weekly Democrat Ada Star Pontntne Civinity and The Ak Times Democrats across years 1969 and 1978 indicating frequent organizational changes and title shifts in regional press history
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Ava
Oklahoma
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Jig
Ada Star Pontntne Civiinty
Enterprac
Jum
Eeetat
Ak Times Democrats
Fer
Ten Commandments and the Sabbath in modern life
A devotional essay argues the Fourth Commandment remains vital for welfare and renewal. It contrasts rote Bible teaching with teaching the purpose behind God’s law, highlighting Sabbath rest as essential and not merely arbitrary. It notes balance between work and rest, criticizes greed-driven overwork, and stresses weekly communion with God for personal renewal.
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Ava
Ada
ADA Weekly
Pantyine
Sim
Pantomne
Okianamna
Wao
Foreman
Oklahuma
Oxlanoma
Moses
Jess Rue
Jesus
All risks insurance explained with exceptions
The article explains that all risks policies do not cover every event. Exceptions include losses caused by the policyholder's own misconduct or inherent vice. Examples show courts denying coverage for self caused carpet damage and others while recognizing broader coverage than named peril policies.
Summer Concert Slated Tonight at East Central
The 66 voice College Community Choir performs Handel asked Israel in Egypt at 3 in the East Central Student Union ballroom. Robert W Kaebnick, chair of East Central music, conducts the choral work by George Frideric Handel. The 18th century masterpiece is among the most powerful oratorios. This finale of the season features a traditional end of summer concert at the college.
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Israel
Egypt
East Central
Robert W. Kaebnick
Department of m Music
George F. Hangel
Water Center Develops Algae Attack Outline
Water Research Center reports progress on algae control through changes in the settling tank and bacteria to organic material ratio. It remains unclear which factor caused the observed phosphate removal.
Roadway projects span multiple counties and bridges
The Ada and Norman teams list numerous highway improvements with graded drains surfacing and bridges from Oklahoma to Arkansas. Projects include Moor e Bridge Co Ada and Mt Lee Const Nowata and Coffeyville work on SH 3 48 120 169 and US routes with costs ranging from about 20 000 to 895 000 dollars. Pollution control experts push phosphate removal amid rising algae, led by Water Pollution Control Administration with researchers from Ada and San Antonio coordinating to boost removal percentages.
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Pontotoc
ST 12
SW 99
Moore Bridge Co
Ada
Carter
Lake Murray Drive
S.E
Sth Avenue
9Th Avenue
Ardmore
Washita
Norman
S.H
Bristow End
Ben Haskins Const
J & C Const., Co
Clinton
Nowata—Co. Ra
Lonapall
Mt. Lee
Nowala—Co
U.S
Coffeyville
Mt. LeeConst
Tulsa—S
Mohawk Blvd
Tulsa
Cummins Const, Co., Inc
Enid
Const. Co
Okla
LeFlore
Arkansas State Line
A.K McBride
Fi. Smith
Ark
McBride
Aloha—Co
Wardville
Earthmovers, Inc
Henryetta
Payne Creek
Jones Street
jDrumright
Brace Coast
C A
H.D. Youngman
lBaxter Springs
Kan
McCurtain
U.S. mM
Idabel
S.E.R. Const. Co
Shawnee Mission
San Antonio
Centrol Administration
Weinberger
Wa Ey Pollution Control Administration
Marlin
Priesing
Techat
Harlin
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Lake Erie
Lake Tahoe
Pyiesing
San Anonio
Ada Chrapler Heads Local Life Underwriters 1966 Officers
The Ada Chrapler of the National Association of Life Underwriters was installed as officers for 1966 with Elmer Mulhausen as president, George McClintick secretary, Jack Murray treasurer, and Byron Johnson Jr national committeeman. Dale Hougas acted as master of ceremonies and entertainment was provided by Al Borga. The ceremony honored members and spouses, with six tons of Easter candles burned in Jerusalem during Easter Week.
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Ada Chrapler
National Association of Life Underwriters
Ning
Dale Hougas
al Borga
East Central
Elmer Mulhausen
George McClintick
Jack Murray
Byron Johnson Jr
Olt Pree
Ed Cavener
Lloyd Jack
Dave Hougas
G. EB. Brady
George MssClinnick
Homer Peay
C. A. Roberts
Letter Denounces Double Cross In Gary's Race
A circulated Democratic letter from Madill denounces U S Sen Fred Harris for backing Raymond Gary in the spring primaries. Gary, contacted by newsmen, declined to comment and said he has not seen the letter. The missive accuses Gary of disloyalty to Democratic leadership and to Preston Moore, Gary’s gubernatorial runoff opponent.
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Madill
Oklahoma
U.S
Fred Harris
Raymond Gary
Dan Little
Madil
Gary
Preston Moore
Herris
Tennis and fitness urged as Ada hosts weekend event
The Ada tournament showcases southwest tennis talent amid mid summer heat. Writers discuss William Tilden's views on competitive versus combative sports, the value of courts at schools, and tennis as lasting exercise.
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Southwest
Ada
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Jearner
Stray eel From The Herd By Connie Nelson
A compact humor and anecdote piece by Connie Nelson features light verse references and a string of quips about life, illness, space travel, romance, and television. The humor ranges from playful to satirical with dated social observations and pithy one liners.
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Connie Nelson
Pop
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ADA Times-Democrat
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Don Cook
Nersu
Jonst
Ustier
Saday
Vackgcoma
Isaiah
Luke
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Canada
Dallas
Texas
Ft. Worth
Adramn White
Woodland Drive
Jerusalem
Jordan
Stinrin
Fyer i
Buzzy Bonehouse
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Werner von Braun
Apostle Paul
Joneses
Ethel Jacobson
Tonita S. Gardner
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