Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News Publication Note
Publication history details and postal information for The Ada Evening News and The Ada Weekly News. Notes consolidation dates with Pontotoc County Enterprise and other local papers. Includes pricing by mail and carrier in Ada Oklahoma and surrounding counties.
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Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
The
Ada Evening News
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Prayer as Power in Acts 12 Church and Peter’s Sleep
A sermon reflecting on Herod Agrippa I's persecution, the early church's earnest prayer, and Peter's imprisonment. It emphasizes faith in prayer as a means to trust God's will, not merely a last resort, and contrasts human fear with spiritual steadfastness.
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Herod Agrippa I
Herod
Herod the Great
Jesus
Bethlehem
Christ
John the Baptist
James
Peter
Acts
God
John Mark
Jerusalem
Luke
Stephen
Women's fashions spark lively debate in Ada editorials
The piece examines how men and women view fashion differently, noting women's interest in new styles and men's focus on how outfits suit male ideals of femininity. It traces shifts in men's wear, from pleats and zoot suits to tighter trousers and plaids, and recalls the memorable rise and fall of pleated pants.
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Ada
Joe
Wall Street
Robert Goulet
Jonathan Winters
Ada County humming with new construction and growth
An Ada county message highlights a flood of projects underway or planned including water labs high schools hospitals and mills. It cites roads, housing, beef breeding and cattle testing efforts plus private industry expansions and rising land values as proof of robust local progress.
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Pening
Robert S. Kerr Water Research Laboratory
Ada
Valley View Hospital
Kilpatrick
Fourth Street
Brockway Glass
Aldridge
East Central College
Remington Arms
Stonewall
Swimming Pool Duty and Liability in Amusement Venues
A court ruled hotel and amusement venue pools impose negligence duties. Management must enforce precautions and police behavior to prevent hazards. failures led to liability in drownings or injuries from unsafe play, while unknown causes and swimmer negligence can limit responsibility.
Judge McIntosh Declines DWI Case Over Ambiguous Abbreviation
Dist Court Judge C. R. McIntosh of Ratton New Mexico refused to hear a drunken driving case after finding the charge read DWI and questioning the meaning. He warned that DWI could stand for dancing with Irma, highlighting the need for precise language in indictments.
Alaska Size Relative to Continental States
The statement notes that Alaska is one fifth the size of the 48 continental states, comparing land areas to illustrate its vast but smaller share within the U.S. mainland.
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Alaska
The Cost of Litter in the United States
The AP reports Keep America Beautiful estimates litter clean up costs to U S taxpayers at about 500 million dollars each year.
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New York
U. S
Keep America Beautiful
Gun Goes Off But Sheriff Blames Bottle Wound
Sheriff Burl Griffin fired his gun during a fight at a Rofs tavern while trying to arrest Clarence McDonald 32 of Murray County. McDonald resisted with broken beer bottles. no one was shot. X rays showed glass fragments in McDonald’s shoulder, likely from the incident. McDonald was fined 50 dollars and costs with a six month suspended sentence.
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W. L. Knickmeyer
Burl Griffin
Rofs
Clarence McDonald
Oak Grove
Murray County
Griffin
McDonald
Ada
Valley View Hospital
Birds shatter windows in Hlokozi over self reflections
In Hlokozi Natal Province residents found ground hornbills responsible for hundreds of broken panes as birds pecked at their reflections in glass. The birds later left the village and returned to bush habitat, bringing relief to locals.
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Ixopo
Natal Province
South Africa
Hlokozi
It Seems To Me I Read Your Note About The Weekly
The writer defends the Week ly newspaper, noting a few new subscribers and renewals. He reports selling to Mrs. Thomason and mentions a cousin in Victoria Texas and a promising lead from Levelland Texas while urging end to unhelpful visions of the paper’s demise.
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Bill Thomason
Sam Hale
Victoria
Tex
Levelland
Freezing Grass at Ruakura to Study Dairy Value
Grass is being deep frozen in New Zealand as part of a study on its value at different growth stages. At Ruakura Agricultural Research Station a 100 ton capacity freezer chills at 32 degrees below zero enabling storage until cows reach the desired milk stage.
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Auckland
New Zealand
R@akura Agricultural Research Station
J. B. Hutton
Ruakura
Academic surge lifts enrollment in Springfield colleges
Enrollment across nine Assemblies of God Bible and arts and sciences colleges has risen 12.7 percent since 1964, reaching a total of 4,500 students in Springfield.
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Springfield, Mo
Assemblies of God Bible and Arts and Sciences
Shelby Stanfield Dies at 64 in Lightning Ridge
Joseph Shelby Stanfield 64 county food administrator and farmer died at 8 35 p m Tuesday at his Lightning Ridge home west of Ada He had served since 1954 in the commodities program He was born May 18 1903 in Stratford survived by wife Naomi a mother Nannie Stanfield a son Kenneth two sisters Lois Thompson Velma Griffith two brothers Virgil Bruce and two grandsons Services set for 2 30 p m Friday at Lightning Ridge Cemetery
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Joseph Shelby Stanfield
Lightning Ridge
Ada
Mr. Stanfield
Stratford
W. M
Nannie Furgerson Stanfield
Dolberg
Vanoss
Naomi Christine
Douglas Shelby Stanfield
Kevin Scott Stanfield
Morenci
Lightning Ridge Cemetery
Sam Clark Rhyne 87 Wardville
Graveside services for Sam Clark Rhyne 87 Wardville will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Wardville Cemetery with Rev. Alvin Brock of McAlester officiating. Arrangements are by Cooper's Funeral Home Coalgate. Mr. Rhyne died Wednesday in a Coalgate hospital. He was born March 1 1880 in Cooper Texas Verdia of the home two daughters Eula Kelly Wardville and Catherine Courtney Norwalk California two sons 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Sam Clark
Catherine Courtney
Norwalk
Calif
Gate
Before West Virginia Adopts Daylight Saving Time 1963
A 35 mile drive through West Virginia before statewide daylight saving time in 1963 required a motorist to reset his watch seven times as clocks shifted locally along the route.
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West Virginia
Our Day's Blessing and Witty Tidbits From Daily Life
A mixed page includes a devotional poem Our Day's Blessing by J H Nall about trusting God and finding guidance in hardship. The rest offers light quips on habits, manners, marriage timing, and small town observations about life and human nature.
The Credit Card Guard and the Shoulder Wager
A terse moral quip contrasts patting a back with bearing burdens. It ridicules a man who abandons caution and grants his wife a credit card, warning of consequences from letting guard down.
Marriages of John Henry Ingram and Don Allen Bricket
John Henry Ingram of Abilene Texas weds Sharon Mullins of Ada. Don Allen Bricket of Stillwater marries Shirley Rosetta Griffith of Roff ina. The item notes a Western United States Wild West history theme with stagecoaches wagons and raids reflected in the narrative.
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John Henry Ingram
Abilene
Tex
Sharon Mullins
Ada
Don Allen Bricket
Stillwater
Shirley Rosetta Griffith
Roff
Ina
The
United States
Ada class series on family survival begins Friday
CL Robberson and Jim Sayler teach four Friday sessions from 7 to 9 30 p m in Ada. The program, sponsored by the Ada Business and Professional Women's Club, is open to the public at no charge.
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CL. Robberson
Jim Sayler
Ada and Family Survival
Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club
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