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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1968

Page

4

Rural address plan gains attention in Oklahoma

Tulsa County dairyman Gene F. Sivadon proposes a section line based rural addressing system from NS 1 to NS 490 and EW 1 to EW 390. The plan, needing legislative approval and phased implementation, could aid mail delivery, emergency services, and urban expansion while leveraging community groups for signs and support.

Tulsa County Oklahoma Gene F. Sivadon Route 1 Mounds Tulsa Daily World Herb Karner Sivadon Stonewall Joe Brown

Census Privacy and Government Data Use Declared Within Scope

The court upheld census data gathering as a necessary governmental tool while protecting individual confidentiality. Personal information cannot be released if it harms the subject, but aggregated statistics aid governance and business. The piece notes insurance denials for age data and supports neighborhood statistical uses.

Jesus Glorifies Love Through Humble Service

Lawrence Walthouse argues that true Christian leadership blends preaching with practice. Jesus models the standard, extending love to all, embodying the command to love one another as shown by washing disciples feet and sacrificing himself for humanity.

Christ Jesus Calvary

English painter Edward Abbey and the old chestnut tale

A note on the phrase an old chestnut attributed to English painter Edward Abbey who would tell any story with a chestnut ending. The quip links Abbey to a habit of ending talks with familiar anecdotes.

Edward Abbey

Norman Mitchell to Retire as County Superintendent

Norman Mitchell announced to the county commissioners his retirement as county superintendent of schools, effective April 1. He has led the office since 1944 and plans to move to Reno with four of his five children. Mitchell reflects on a long career, noting the office’s evolving role and the valuable staff and teachers who supported local schools.

Norman Mitchell Norman Mitchell Friday Board of County Commissioners County Superintendent of Schools Mitchell Reno Nev Schoolman Union Hill Pontotoc County Arkansas Oklahoma East Central State Teachers College University of Oklahoma New Bethel Jones Chapel Summers Chapel Homer Ray Stegall Ada Stegall

County education chief recounts film library and textbook work

Mitchell highlights a county film library for dependent schools and collaboration with textbook committees to assure quality materials. He notes full accreditation of county schools, attrition and consolidation reducing districts from about 50 to 12, with five dependent under the county superintendent.

Mitchell State Department of Education Ada National Polio Foundation County Heart Unit Red Cross

Funeral rites set for Jess Nunn Roan in Stonewall

Services for 56 year old Stonewall postal clerk Jess Nunn Roan will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the First Baptist Church in Stonewall. Roan died Thursday morning in an Ada hospital. He was born July 17 1911 in Stonewall, married in Tupelo November 28 1937 to Pauline Ellis, and was a deacon at Stonewall First Baptist. Surviving are his wife four sons two grandchildren a brother two sisters and a number of nieces and nephews. The Rev David Fry will conduct the rites with Bod a Hisaw Harrison A B King Austin King Bill Shellenbarger and Tom Crow as pallbearers and several others as honorary bearers.

Mr. Roan Ada Stonewall John Mary Leach Roan Pauline Ellis Tupelo Roan First Baptist Church Pauine Jess Lucian Will Amarillo Paul James Savanna Okla Carolyn Jo Christopher Wayne Carl Mammoth Aziz Bessie Crossley Ethel Landrum Lazar Velma Landrum Thelma Greenlee Lovington N. M David Fry Boda Hisaw Haskell Harrison A. B. King Austin King Bill Shellenburger Tom Crow Cecil Bullard

Funeral services for Carl S Sherman in Ada

Carl Sterling Sherman 63 of Ada dies after a long illness in a local hospital. Funeral at 2 p m Friday at Smith Funeral Home with Rev Herman Ging officiating. He was a retired baker, survived by his mother Vesta Sherman and sister Gladys Sherman. Burial at Little Cemetery near Seminole. Effie May Carney dies in Dodge City Kansas at 62. Strathford Funeral Home to announce funeral details.

Carl Sterling Sherman E. 12Th Ada Herman Ging Smith Funeral Home Sherman Ira Marvin Sherman Vesta Hart Sherman Sulphur Springs Tex Seminole Myrtie Manley Methodist Church Vesta Sherman Gladys Sherman Little Cemetery

Oklahoma Young Democrats push voting age to nineteen

A Oklahoma column notes the Young Democrats endorsement of lowering the voting age to nineteen and muses on broader political and social implications. The writer also riffes on gremlins in parking lots and gardeners in spring, ending with a call to start planting even small seeds.

Oklahoma Jefferson Jackson Franklin D. Roosevelt

Strayedium and Reflections on Duty and Society

A collage of quotes and poems about kindness duty and social behavior by Lucife J Mayhew Mark Twain and others. It ponders personal responsibility toward the needy and critiques modern life while reflecting on education time and handicapped experiences.

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ADA Evening News Waeeere Acheel BY Lawrence Walthouse Paul Ryan Boy Scouts Charley Rushing Claass Kansas North Carolina Mitchells Wilma Doris Betty Ann Dayton Lake Tahoe Stanley Giles North Texas University At Denton Norman C. Mitchell Jess Nunn Jess Nunn Roan Si Baptist Church Carl S. Sherman Effie May Carney Stratford Ol’ Buzz By Buzzy Bonehouse State Representative Dist Otto Strickland Connie Nelson Lucife J. Mayhew God Mark Twain Miss Muffet America Earth
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