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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
4
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Ada Farm and Ranch Club hosted a pasture tour highlighting native and bermuda grasses and erosion prevention. The Ada Weekly News lauds cattlemen for independence in a market economy, worries about government overreach, and urges private stewardship. a Kiwanis swim program prep encourages youth swimming skills for safety. Also notes a rare Pileated Woodpecker sighting and a call to protect woodland habitats.
The sermon discusses Bible stories of a people in peril led by a young King Josiah who purges idols but faces national collapse due to lack of popular backing. It argues revival must come from within, not top-down edicts, and compares reform to a late medical cure. It weaves religious teaching with modern civic parallels and health metaphors.
The memoir recalls Center Oklahoma life with a Saturday baseball trek to Maxwell, Bob Austell’s 13 strikeouts in a 9 to 5 win, and local characters like old man Cood the fiddler, Preacher Martin, Martin Carr the stylish Negro, Doc Holloway the hotel keeper, and lively tales of the Banta Hotel and Odd Fellows lodge.
A fragmented note discusses rest place wording in Latin origins and misperceptions about hospitals as places of rest and entertainment. It references horpit lus and phrases like n.3048, monks, and Fourttedesing, highlighting linguistic confusion in historical usage.
The column explains contempt of court and the judge’s authority to punish violations. It notes the stakes when witnesses or participants undermine fair trials and that contempt power extends beyond the courtroom to enforce orders. The Oklahoma Bar Association writes to inform readers to seek attorney advice for legal questions.
A collection of letters from residents of Bell Gardens and Union Hill sharing weather, deaths, condolences, and garden canning tips. Minnie Lewis notes vegetable abundance while Mrs Lucy Adams dies. readers respond with sympathy and news for Ada area relatives. Recipes for sauerkraut shared by Ta Pevehouse Oalanan.
A color motion picture produced by Lock Joint Pipe Co portrays Oklahoma’s water transport project across Pontotoc and surrounding counties. It blends English and Spanish narration, highlights Stonewall, and aims to showcase state beauty, industry, and pioneer spirit while reflecting on court decisions shaping civil rights and minority rights.
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