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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1965

Page

4

The Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News Ad Rates

Ada Oklahoma publishing history notes consolidation with multiple papers and lists mail and carrier subscription rates for Ada and surrounding counties. The notice includes pricing for in town and out of town delivery and indicates second class postage details.

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Image of Oklahoma and its misperceptions

A reader argues Oklahoma suffers from external misperception. The piece notes Californians and others caricature the state as treeless and dusty, while Oklahoma residents know diverse landscapes. It calls for ambassadors for Soonerland, a north–south interstate-like highway, and proactive promotion including conventions and a Steinbeck-like novelist.

California Oklahoma Ada Panhandle Yosemite Santa Barbara Bakersfield el Centro Death Valley Wyoming Jackson Hole Soonerland Oklahoma City Tulsa Steinbeck

Envy as Cancer of the Spirit in Saul and David

A devotional note links spiritual illness to physical disease and explores envy through the Saul and David narrative. It argues envy poisons the soul, fuels arrogance, breeds fear and falsehood, and notes that envy often requires a major internal change to heal.

Saul David

Modern advice overload leaves life in a tangle

A reflective piece laments the flood of guides from psychologists clergy writers and teachers urging faster living and constant productivity. It contrasts Wordsworth quietism with a culture of efficiency while noting the confusion between distraction and rest as modern life accelerates and leisure vanishes.

Parent-Teacher Association Wordsworth

Quotes and quips vary from Kipling to taxes

A mash of maxims and notes on education race and opinion features aphorisms from Rudyard Kipling to Dizzy Dean. The piece references a Charleston family moving North and lunch with Negro children and includes jokes about business lunches taxes and faith.

Charleston

Sheppard Case May Reach Supreme Court

Attorney F Lee Bailey believes the Sam Sheppard case will go to the U S Supreme Court after the 6th Circuit ordered his return to prison in a 2 1 decision Bailey arrived from Boston to confer with Sheppard and co counsel He plans to file a notice of appeal within 20 days to stay execution and pursue the high court review The case concerns the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard and the subsequent wrongful conviction claim leading to a 10 year release and renewed appeals

Cleveland Ohio F. Lee Bailey Sam Sheppard U.S. Supreme Court Bailey Boston Sheppard U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati Sam Marilyn Bay Village Lake Erie Carl Weinman Weinman District Court Supreme Court

Moon origin indicated by meteoritic evidence

Scientists report mounting evidence that certain meteorites originate from the moon. The findings suggest lunar material shared across samples, reshaping understanding of meteorite sources and solar system history.

Private Bay Ferry Service Emerges in San Francisco 1962

In 1962 a group of commuters formed a private ferry service after SF retired its final Bay ferries. They organized their own trips with coffee in the morning and cocktails in the evening.

San Francisco Bay Ferries

Firemen Respond to Minor Blazes in Ada

Ada firemen answered an early call at 508 East 17th for a washing machine motor fire. Only the motor was damaged. Wednesday a mistaken alarm at the Oklahoma State Bank was triggered by a mistaken intercom button press.

Ada Bessie Seabolt East 17Th Oklahoma State Bank Herman Landrith

Lula Lula North Texas town of Lula grows around railroad town of Molar

Historical reminiscence recounts the shift from Old Lula to the railroad town near Molar later Lula. Names of pioneer families such as Lillard Gore Scott and Hallmark appear with details of depots stores schools and churches built before Lula Cemetery and Post Oak tree remain as markers of the community memory.

der Brand Gore John Scott Lilard Baker John Sellers Odie Davis Graham Hallmark Bencie Lillard Felton Gibson Phillip Boaz Scott Lillard Lula Stonewall O.g.&e Tom Davis Edd Smith Molar Scottsville John Henderson Brother Baker Knox Sweatt Angie Gore Abb Lillard Mrs. Jarvis

April Foolery Roars Through City Markets

April brings a 24 hour silly season with odd calls to butchers from Mr Lamb and fish markets turning away callers asking for Mrs Trout. The playful mystery adds whimsy to a spring day in the city.

N A Scott dies at 76 in Union Valley home

N A Scott 76, longtime county resident, died at 7 am Thursday at his home in Union Valley. Arrangements entrusting to Smith Funeral Home will be announced.

N. A. Scott Union Valley Smith Funeral Home

Mary Adeline Abbott 92 Ada pioneer dies after illness

Services for Mary Adeline Parrine Abbott 92 of Ada will be at Criswell Chapel at 2 p.m. Friday Rev. Clair A Payette officiating with burial in RoSdale Cemetery. She died at 12 40 p.m. Wednesday at home after a two month illness. Born February 22 1873 in Conway Arkansas to Jack Parrine and Martha Jane Wilson Parrine she married William Pleasant Abbott July 25 1889 in Conway. The couple moved to Ada in 1902 from Morriston Arkansas. Survivors include four sons six daughters four half sisters and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. She was a member of the Methodist church.

Mary Adeline Parrine Abbott West 13Th Pioneer Adan Criswell Clair A. Payette Rosedale Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home Herbert Stiles Jr James Evans Elvin Smith Otis Bishop Ray Kessinger Ald Brady Conway, Ark Jack Parrine Martha Jane Wilson Parrine William Pleasant Abbott Ada Morriston Ark Methodist Church Monroe Jim Bill Porterfield Calif John Chowchilla Martin Dale Stonewall Bill Wixom Muskogee S. D. Campbell Latta Luther Parrish Sulphur Clarence Stevens Charley Walker Essie McCormick Marlow Minnie Allen Portersville Mattie Ellis Nancy Johnson Wichita, Kan

Robert Monroe Vick obituary notices Ada resident

Services are pending at Smith's Funeral Home for Robert Monroe Vick Ada resident who died Thursday morning in a local hospital He was a retired oil field worker and is survived by one son Robert F Vick also of Ada.

Smith's Robert Monroe Vick Ada Mr. Vick Robert F. Vick

Wheat Lines Up As Stronger Feed Grain Competitor

Washington AP reports wheat could become a stronger rival to corn oats barley and sorghum as livestock feed. With 1964 wheat support at 1.25 a bushel versus corn around 1.20, feeders may prefer wheat making wheat feeding more stimulated per Agriculture Department farm report.

Washington Agriculture Department

California Raisin Valley Dominates Global Production

California's San Joaquin Valley grows about 85 percent of the world's raisins, underscoring its pivotal role in the dried fruit industry. Local growers highlight the climate irrigation and labor as key factors driving the export surge.

California San Joaquin Valley

May Accident Toll Holds At Three In Ada

Ada reports three fatalities for May after a mostly accident free day. In Municipal Court bonds were forfeited for Hudell Bolin for running a stop sign and Guy Russell Pierce for running a red light, both $5. Justice of the Peace Bert Ratliff's court charged Rolland Lee McMahan with restriction violation Glen O. Ray with nighttime speeding Nick Worcester with public drunkenness Winifred J. Lewis with drunkenness Martin Doll Jr with no driver's license and Robert Lee Wilson with drunkenness.

Ada Hudell Bolin Guy Russell Pierce Justice of the Peace Bert Ratliff Rolland Lee McMahan Glen O. Ray Nick Worcester Winifred J. Lewis Martin Doll Jr Robert Lee Wilson

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