Ada Weekly News history and circulation notes
The Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News details its publishing history and consolidation timeline from 1910 to 1953. It lists publication formats and pricing by mail and carrier, with contact dialing information and notes on postages for Ada Oklahoma and surrounding counties.
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W. D. Little
Don Cook
Ada
Oklahoma
Ihe News Publishing and Printing Co
Pontotoc
Youth demands and pace outstrip earlier generations
The piece contrasts today’s high school life with earlier times, noting heavier academic loads, broader activities, and college pressures. It laments the intense schedule youth endure, from sports to clubs to community work, while recalling a freer, simpler past and questioning whether modern youths have time to sleep.
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Heart Fund
March of Dimes
Uniform Sunday Lesson On Prayer And Worship
Dr Kenneth J Foreman presents a devotional on prayer Speech centers on throne imagery honesty before God and the life in God Emphasizes habits of prayer constant thought of God Christ centered living and bearing fruit through a life in Christ and with Christ.
Ada School Board President Quits Over Federal Aid Conditions
Ada district faces a March 22 election after L N Jack Fentem resigns as Ward 2 School Board president citing federal aid strings. Dr C P Taylor, also a Ward 2 candidate, supports selective federal aid with minimal restrictions as voters prepare filing March 2 to 12. Fentem, Ada native and CPA, notes family business pressures and was elected to a five year term in 1961. Rex Morrison declined further comment.
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Ada
L. N
Jack” Fentem
Fentem
Board of Education
Ward
Willard School
Bobby Thompson
C. P. Taylor
Ward 2
Willard
Ada High
Ada High School
East Central State College
University of Oklahoma
Stratford Weekend Murders Claim Two Lives
A gunshot death of 28 year old Roy Eugene Gray near Stratford and the heart attack death of 48 year old Mrs. Lee Jennings occurred within 24 hours in the Stratford area over the weekend. Gray shot himself with a .22 pistol. Jennings was found slumped across a heater in a trailer behind her parents’ Stratford home. Gray's note and the couple's families are noted. services held in Stratford with burial in McGee Cemetery.
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Stratford
Roy Eugene Gray
Lee Jennings
Gray
East Central
Stratford High School
Yukon
Nash
Jennings
B. C. Davis
Baptist Church
Ward Wood
Ed Philpott
Harold Robertson
McGee Cemetery
Stratford Funeral Home
Cousins
Norma Joyce
George Ann
Gus Gray
Billy
Oklahoma City
T. E. Duke
Joan Whatley
Arkansas City
Kan
Frances Biddle
Winfield
Davis E
Dallas E
Toledo
Ohio
Wendell
San Diego
W. H. Taylor
Byars
Doyle Humphrey
William H. Davis
Tulsa
Doyle D. Davis
Fairfax
Jus' Sty in the Fire on Work and Happiness
The piece muses on work as a complex topic across roles from laborers to executives. It cites a University of Michigan survey noting happiness hinges on a likable supervisor and coworkers, and laments human frailties, disputes, and fears of scrutiny in public life.
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University of Michigan
Head Start Receives Federal Grants for Rural Children
Pontotoc County Community Action Committee will get 33 210 in grants to fund Head Start classes for 100 children from rural homes. The program runs five days a week five hours daily for 3 ½ months in six classrooms across Rofs Byng Allen and Homer schools with medical and dental services provided in preparation for school.
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Pontotoc County Community Action Committee
Rofs
Byng
Allen
Homer
Oklahoma completes 274 highway projects in fiscal year 1965
During FY 1965 Oklahoma completed 274 highway construction projects across the state. This summary notes the volume of work undertaken in that period and highlights the state's infrastructure expansion efforts.
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Oklahoma
Beatles Payback Reigns After Two Century British Revenge
Reader notes reflect on the cultural impact of electric guitars, suggesting the Beatles symbolize a long awaited response to the Revolution. The piece hints at disbelief about modern youth dances, urges curiosity about the spectacle, and ends with a classifieds call to action.
Strayed from The Herd by Connie Nelson
A father tells his daughter she now has her own phone bill. A mosquito is compared to a child. Architects hide mistakes with ivy, doctors with sod, and cooks use catsup.
Fleming Jr. Leads Troop 166 With 31 Boys Enrolled
Robert G. Fleming Jr. serves as scoutmaster of Troop 166 and has led scouts for 25 years. The troop, funded by its own earnings, purchased the equipment or item in question for him.
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Robert G. Fleming Jr
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