Ada Evening News reflects on ballot issues and highway extension
The Ada Evening News weighs voter information and calls for smarter ballot choices while reporting Oklahoma Highway Commission plans to extend SH 29 east from its junction with SH 48 toward SH 12 between Roff and Fitzhugh. The piece praises local civic engagement and downtown Ada’s modernization efforts.
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SIH
Highway Commission
Roff
Fitznugh
Fitzhugh
Ada
Wynnewood
Justice Courts Handle Ada Traffic and Public Order
Atlas two dP points were busy with 21 filed cases on Tuesday most from traffic offenses. Charges include speeding for Humphrey Coffin Stevens Keen er Miller Revels and others cited for other traffic offenses. Also listed are driving without a license improper exhaust failure to stop at a stop sign and driving while intoxicated among Ada residents with several Norman and Oklahoma City defendants.
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Atlas
Roger L. Humphrey
Aloha
Robert George Coffin
Ada
Edward Stevens
Doylton Joe Keener
Wichita Falls
James M. Miller
Oklahoma City
William
Clyde
Paxton
Lehigh
Raymond L. Revels
Thomas Henry McIntire
Charley Billey
Rolf
Terry Dean Mattock
Leamon V. Davis
Homer Lee Davis
William “Bill” Green
Darwin A. Cummins
J. D. Feeris
Norman
Charles
Charles Ervin
Ads
Clarence Pate
Lula Pate
Bill Duty
Coley Cravatt
Oddie Eidson
Stonewall
Political Announcements Primary May 2 1962
Channeling a slate of local races the notice lists state and county level posts. Robert W. Ford runs for State Commissioner of Labor while others including Ko. 2 Chie Mizs and Jay WW. Hester appear in county races. Names such as Cristin Aspeil and Smalily are shown for sheriff and commissioner roles with district notes.
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Oklahoma
U. S
John Doe
Corporation Commission
Commissioner of Labor
Commissioner of
Ragulee
Robert W. Ford Alien Go Bichals Wate
Chie Mizs
Jay WW. Hester
Orl Cristin Aspeil Smalily
Aud' Donew
Bip Austell
Take Your Stand In The Face Of Suffering
A devotional reading on First Peter emphasizes Peter’s call to endure persecution without betraying faith. It contrasts early church martyrs with modern believers facing oppression, noting some flee while others stay firm, and highlights the need for courage without courting martyrdom.
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Simon Peter
Asia Minor
Simon Pater
Peter
North Korea
Ministes
America
Korea
Christ
Policeman Breaks Leg in Calf-Roping Accident
Ada police officer John Collier was injured Tuesday afternoon on his Homer area ranch when his horse fell, pinning his leg. He was taken to Vai Hospital for treatment. A separate note from Lexington, Ky reports a 1,200 square foot granite jigsaw mural at the University of Kentucky Medical Center depicting medical development, assembled from 770,0 pieces after workmen followed a diagram.
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Ada
Pawoman
John Collier
Collier
Homer
Vai Hospital
Lexington
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Mosquitoes And Other Pests Haunt A Late Night Reader
A fragmented clippings tale complains of mosquitoes and gnats disturbing sleep with buzzing from unseen sources. It notes attempts to quiet engine noise and pests inside homes, including moths, ants and plant-feeding bugs, plus a tongue in cheek jab at snakes for relief. Jane Fonda heads to Broadway in The Fun Couple as a separate note.
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Qle Buzz
Skeeter
Bhigger
SH St
Fittstown
Jane Fonda
New York
Hoice
John Haaser
Neil Jansen
Jay i
Julien
State Affirms Support For Worm Control
Oklahoma agriculture officials pledge aid to livestock producers in eradicating screwworms. President Cornelius cites livestock as a major industry and notes losses exceed 30 million dollars annually due to treatment costs, weight loss, and disease susceptibility. The plan uses sterile male release and a 100 mile butter zone along the Texas border with quarantine lines to curb cattle movement.
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State Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Jack M. Cornelius Jr
State Board of Agriculture
Cornelius
Mexico
Texas
Neal aguiUtinEs
Dest
State Department of Ages
Oklahoma Animal Health Foundation
Department
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Association of State Agricultural Commissioners and Secretaries
Hershey
Arkansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisiana
Garden of deeds and daily life musings from a newspaper page
A collage of moral maxims and anecdotes about virtues work and family. It contrasts gardening imagery with lessons on envy honesty and love. Included are short fables about a ferryman a diet pill and warnings about pride and self reliance, all urging kindness responsibility and shared fortune.
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Remder
It Seems To Me It Seems News Circle Farewells
Local correspondents note Mrs Bob West Francis resigns from the circle. Welcome Vivian Marshall to WEEKLY cor respondents. Vivian’s first week includes poetry It Seems and a Mothers Day celebration. Includes poems Somebody's Mother and Meditations on Graduation with editor's Mother's Day note.
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Bob West
Francis
Vivian Marshall
Elson
Jenjey
Anthor
Robert's Rules of Order described as governing meetings
The article discusses Robert's Rules of Order, its origins, legal status in organizations, and practical use in meetings. It notes the 4,000 initial copies and 1.5 million printed, and advises readers to understand basic guidelines for smooth proceedings in clubs, churches, schools, and civic groups. It includes a note from the Oklahoma Bar Association and ends with a separate AP brief about lovers in Salt Lake City parking ramps.
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Henry M. Robert
U.S. Army
Robert
United States Congress
Lovers Lane
Salt Lake City
District Judge May 16 Non-Jury Docket Schedule
District Judge John Boyce will conduct a motion de furmut and non jury docket on Friday May 16. The docket includes Alva Eugene Parker minor et al versus GF Callaway motion for a new trial and several trial assignments including Faulkne Harbert versus Mrs Flowers Herber Karschuik versus B J Philpot and Texokan Royalty Co dissolution order. Also stillwater Milling Co versus EB Lamb motion to quash and Sherrill Thompson versus David Fortner demurrer and to make more definite.
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John Boyce
McKeel
Alva Eugene Parker
GF. Callaway
Faulkne
Harbert
H. R. Flowers
Herber Karschuik
B. J
Ada Board Allocates Summer School Plans and Fees
Ada Board of Education approved a summer program starting June 4 for eight weeks with tuition set at 25 dollars for full unit courses 40 dollars for out of district and 20 dollars for half unit driver education with 25 dollars out of district. Driver ed will be with East Central State College. Willard School Annex receives 2149.85 state aid for special education amid shortfall of about 1990 dollars. Board OK'd use of Glenwood or Irving School for a Nazarene Church Bible institute June 4 3 with maintenance costs at 925 per day. A third year Russian course remains under study with limited 12 eligible students this year likely delaying for one year. Bond for treasurer Thompson set at 150000. Board officers shuffled Roy Young presiding Wayne Pitt new vice president Millard Lawson second vice president.
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Ada ‘Board of Education
East Central State College
Willard School
Rex. C. Morrison
Morrison
Wayne Pitt
Pitt
Charles E. Thompso
Roy Young
Vernon Roberts
Millard Lawson
Young
Lawson
Ruth Collins
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