When Old Friends Meet Reunions Reveal Time's Changes
A satirical piece on reunions highlights the humor and awkwardness of high school class gatherings. The narrator recalls attending one reunion with his wife, noting faded appearances, familiar faces, and a comic misidentity as "Joe" that sparked laughter and embarrassment.
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Tucker
Joe
Flunking the Teacher What Makes a Teacher Incompetent
An overview of how courts define teacher incompetence in performance, conduct, cooperation, and conditions. It covers failing subject knowledge, inability to explain, classroom discipline, cooperation with administrators, handling funds, and even deafness or minor habits. It notes popularity with pupils is not sole proof of competence.
Ur Junction Station's Last Echoes of Ur Civilization
A fragmented report describes Ur Junction as a lonely station in the Iraq Delta. It is portrayed as the final living remnant of the ancient Ur capital and its once vast civilization.
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Ur Junction
Iraq Delta
Gentile Converts Transform Early Church in Antioch
The Antioch church grows as Gentiles join, challenging Jerusalem’s traditions. Persecution spurred escape to Phoenicia Cyprus and Antioch, revealing a Gentile majority faith. Barnabas welcomes change, while questions of inclusivity test the church's future. Are you committed to God’s will?
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Jerusalem
Phoenicia
Cyprus
Antioch
Fellowship of Christ
Barnabas
God
Oklahoma impressions and the need to know our state
The piece argues outsiders missee Oklahoma as a dry plain and urges Oklahomans to study and teach their land. It notes varied terrain from timbered regions to short grass plains, mentions the Dust Bowl and Grapes of Wrath, and calls for pride and awareness to reshape how we view and present Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
John Steinbeck
Quaker Name Origin in English Magistrate Ruling
The English magistrate labeled the Society of Friends as Quakers after George Fox urged the magistrate to tremble at the name. Fox, founder of the movement, emphasized reverence to the lord when the term was spoken.
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Society of Friends
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Oklahoma University medical grads include Randel A. Patty
Randel A. Patty among 89 graduates from OU School of Medicine Sunday afternoon at Holmberg Hall Norman. He will intern at Wilford Hall U S Air Force Hospital Lackland AFB Texas. Commencement speaker Dr Merlin K Duval of University of Arizona urged graduates welcomed by OU leaders and Alumni Association.
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A. W. Hays
Ada
Oklahoma University School of Medicine
Holmberg Hall
Norman
Patty
Wilford Hall
U.S. Air Force Hospital
Lackland Afb
Tex
Merlin K. Duval
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Tucson
OU Medical Center
George L. Cross
James L. Dennis
Medical Center
Joseph M. White
School of Medicine
Johnny A. Blue
Oklahoma City
Memorial Union
Two Ada Boys Hurt Wednesday In Cycle Crash
Two Ada youths suffered minor cuts and abrasions in a motorcycle bicycle accident Wednesday at 5 15 p m on East 30th Injured were Stephen Rogers 17 and Robert D Smith 10 Both boys were treated and released at Valley View Trooper John Smith investigated the crash noting Rogers toped a hill and struck the bicycle ridden by Smith while two other riders Mark Summers and Kevin Ledford were uninjured.
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West
Robert D. Smith
South Broadway
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Rogers
Robert Smith
Mark Summers
Kevin Ledford
Ada Junior High Teacher George Calvert Dies
George G. Calvert 56, mathematics teacher at Ada Junior High for nine years, died today at Valley View Hospital. Born January 18, 1911 in First View Colorado, he served in the U S Army and earned a BS from East Central State College. Survived by wife Theda. Criswell Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Church of Christ
Theda
East 26Th
Grace N Adams dies at 59 in Frederick hospital
Grace Norma Adams died at 3 45 p m Wednesday in a local Frederick hospital at age 59 after two weeks illness Funeral services are pending through Gish Funeral Home of Frederick Criswell's in charge of local arrangements She was born in Frederick February 28 1908 and later lived in Ada since May She married Orr Adams in Tipton July 4 1927 and was a Baptist Church member Survivors include two daughters Norma Dugas Lafayette Louisiana Oma Lee Trivett Ada six grandchildren two brothers P W Murr and Wilson Murr Frederick three sisters Opal Sawyer Los Banos California Ethel Henshaw Hart Texas Myrtle Paramount California
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Grace Norma Adams
Gish Funeral Home
Frederick
Criswell’s
Adams
Orr Adams
Tipton
South 13Th
Norma Dugas
Lafayette
Oma Lee Trivett
Ada
P. W. Murr
Wilson Murr
Opal Sawyer
Los Banos
Calif
Ethel Henshaw
Hart
Tex
Myrtle
Paramount
Antenna at Goldstone Enables Spacecraft Tracking
A new 210 foot wide antenna built at Goldstone California by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will enable tracking of spacecraft up to 2.7 billion miles away. The facility enhances deep space communication and navigation capabilities for interplanetary missions.
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Goldstone
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space
Ada Weekly News Struggles for Local News From Readers
Editor laments empty mailbox and missing articles as Ada Weekly News lacks submissions. Vision of becoming AP Weekly or blank front page fuels alarm. calls for readers to send homegrown stories via any message method.
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Ada Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Total receipts reached 1,300 as the market stayed steady to one dollar higher for stocker and feeder cattle. Prices ranged from 13 to 18.50 for cows, 20 to 23.50 for bulls, 25 to 32 for good to choice steers, 23 to 27 for good to choice heifers, and 160 to 230 for stock cows with calves. fleshy feeder steers traded 22 to 24.50 while light and dairy calves sold around 35 and 22 to 25 respectively.
Oklahoma City cattle and hog auction report steady early trade
USDA cattle 5 400 calves 400 auction at Oklahoma City with feeder cattle dominant. Early prices see utility and commercial bulls 22.50 to 24.00, 300 600 lb slaughter calves 22.50 to 24.50, some 25.00. Feeder steers 500 650 lb 26.75 to 29.00, yearling heifers 24.00 to 25.65, 300 500 lb calves 29.50 to 31.80, 368 lb lots 32.90, hogs 700 head uneven with weights 190 to 245 lb steady to down, sows 16.50 to 19.25, feeder pigs 18.00 to 21.00.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Choice
Strayed hence Shad By Connie Nelson
A collection of quotes and verses including poetry about love and life by Connie Nelson Esther Decker Oliver Wendell Holmes and others. The piece combines reflections on love humor and social observations with brief anecdotes and proverbs.
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Connie Nelson
Gates Of Pearl A Poem By Carrie Esther Hammil
A poem reflects on how small hurts become sources of value when life is built with gratitude. The speaker notes grief and pain as gates that yield a meaningful life, contrasting wastefulness with constructive growth.
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Carrie Esther Hammil
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