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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1972

Page

4

Weather Work: Oklahoma Eyes Cloud Seeding Rise in Rainmaking

A weather piece notes Gov Hall creating a Weather Modification Study Committee in Oklahoma and outlines cloud seeding using silver iodide to induce rain. It cites tests from the Interior Department and regional use in New Mexico, with costs, regional interest, and questions about how much rain would occur without seeding.

Will Rogers Oklahoma Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation New Mexico Texas Kansas Colorado Farmers Home Administration Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota California Florida Oklahoma Panhandle

Custody Battles Show Courts Police Against Parental Mind Games

A split custody case reveals judges condemning parental campaigns to poison a child’s mind and using the child as a pawn for financial gain. In one instance a judge shifted custody from mother to father to curb manipulation, while another kept shared custody to avoid further conflict and give both parents equal time to defend themselves.

British launch world first plastic warship HMS Wilton

Reports say Britain unveiled the 153 foot mine hunter HMS Wilton built from plastic and fiber glass. The project highlights advances in naval design though details remain unclear amid fragmented text.

New York Wilton

Fire and Faith in a Worn Old Bible Reflects Hope

A collage of reflections blends religious verse with quips and rural wisdom. Anecdotes on gravity, patience, and daily life sit beside nature observations, local humor, and scenes of Oklahoma spring awakening. The piece ties faith, curiosity, and the countryside into a single reflective vignette.

ROFF News Hems From ROFF

Jess Glascow received a call from his son Skee at Camp EBraggs. Skee has just returned from a term off duty in Vietnam. Joe Glascow, another son in Oklahoma, was recently hospitalized with a heart attack. Mrs Dub Odom returned from Valley View Hospital after tests and care. Mrs Raymond Laseman hosted a weekend visit from Walter Hammock and Fern Hammock Garland Texas and Jack Hammock Sherman Texas. Other visitors included Otto Berry George Berry Dallas Tul ly Dial Stratford and Vin Mantooth Mayesville. Helen Summers has been visiting Valley View Hospital to sit with her grandmother.

Jess Glascow Skee Ebraggs C. Skee Vietnam Joe Glascow Oklahoma Dub Odom Valley View Hospital Raymond Laseman Walter Hammock Fern Garland Tex Tuiles Joe Terry Oklahoma City A. C.terry Gaylen Terry Cheryl Walker A. C. Terry D. W. Nelson David Jim Megall Linda Vaughn Dorthy Terry Katherine Lance Pat Willoughby Eugene Lance Jack Cowger Willie Conny Cowger Bible Baptist Church Ada Alene Anderson Mable Northam Mae Poe Lillian Storble Josie Northam Earl McDaniel Oil Center Sally Wyche Julie Mable Midwest City Eva Sloan Frank Lewis Ruth Sutton O'Dell Jones Carl Carr Elva Lane Duckerson Worstell Nannie Cox Roy Eaton Jean Pierce Hayward Calif Earl Summers San Antonio Jay William Johnny Soward Mississippi Beverly Sutton Sutton Gerald Sutton Jewel Jones Minnie ‘Lewis Olive Belle Wood W. C. Skinner Stratford Davie Willoughby Juanita Frant Sue Yearat Larry Shawnee Junior Capes Angela Latta Thella Billy Lee Kent Kevin Sonya Vivian Northam Britt Jimmy Wyche Mike Thomas Ricky Joyce Lance Bobby Lance Stonewall Earl Frank Shelly Jim. Jordan Janice Abbot Debbie Micky Donna Earl Franks Jarene Soward Janice Abbott Sybie Collins

Belonging and the church as a shared trust

The article argues that a church cannot belong to any group or individual for it is Christ’s. It contrasts rural and growing suburban congregants, notes decisions reflect personal interests, and urges viewing church finances as Christ’s money. It cites Ephesians and Matthew to stress rightful ownership by Christ. It lists local visitors and community notes.

Christ Christ Jesus Caesarea Philippi Jesus Peter Christ's Church

Union Hill Social Roundup of Local Families

A list of visitors and relatives visiting Union Hill families includes Mr. and Mrs. Lena Cochran Mrs. Ina Haines and Mrs. Orphelene Hall from California. The McAnallys welcome a baby boy born to Gary and partner, with many relatives visiting Ada and nearby towns. Numerous extended family names appear across Ada and Oklahoma City households in a community notices segment.

Tom Agee Tishia Ross Ada James Morgan Cindy John McKinsey Lisa and Gregg Oklahoma City Murray Golden Ruby Horston Barbara William Vernon McCurdy Jimmy Jennings Oil Center Roger Stone Rhonda Cerral Glen Horton John Delozier Paul Golden Dink Binion Lena Cochran Ina Haines Orphelene Hall California Gary McAnaly Ted Josephine McAnally Pearl McAnally Baby Mary Long Tommy William Henson Billy James Alvin McAnally Wayne McAnally Duke Bill McAnally J.’ Tatum Gary McAnally Johnny Allan Lela Johnson Lois Rhynes Tim Rennie Johnson Evylene Rhynes Tatum Maudie Jones Meredith Summers Marie Smith Tommy Johnson James Rhynes James Rhynes Jr Joe Maxey Dennis Moody Elmer Cochran Sr Dean Underwood Terry, Moore Elmer’ Cochran George Cochran Daisy Binion

OEA to Feature Noted Speakers at East Central Meeting

The District OEA plans March 9 10 on East Central Campus with ties outstanding speakers including former Miss America Jane Jayroe and Dr EB T Dunlap. Oklahoma City attorney Russell B Holloway will address the Administrators Banquet on March 9 and Dunlap will lead the Friday general session with Jayroe performing. An estimated 1200 teachers and administrators from nine East Central District counties are expected at the 45th annual meeting.

District Oea East Central Russell B. Holloway Oklahoma City EB. T. Dunlap Oklahoma State Regents For Higher Education Dr. Dunlap Miss Jane Jayroe Oklahoma J. Chalmers Herman OFA

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