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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
4
The Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News argue pollution hurts air water and landscape across cities farms and ranches. They warn about runoff from farms and feedlots pesticide and herbicide misuse and emphasize shared responsibility and practical remedies for both urban and rural areas.
A 24 hour school accident policy coverage extends to travel to and from school with slight detours. courts balance direct route rules against child behavior and policy terms to determine coverage. Cases show deviation allowances, limits after school, and home-only scenarios for liability.
A collection of brief, dated style quips and maxims touching religion humor politics and daily life. The piece weaves religious lines from Moses and the Lamb with proverbs about responsibility mood economics and human foibles attributed to notable voices and everyday observers.
Ten travelers seek shelter at a stormy inn. The landlord offers nine rooms, eight single beds and a ninth serving two. The host distributes guests among rooms labeled I to G and P, with two in one room, finally housing the tenth in I. Nine rooms become ten beds, solving the riddle in a clever setup.
An editorial fragment argues about environmental concerns from parks and litter to air quality and conservation. It contrasts dire warnings with pragmatic use of earth resources and stresses persistent effort and persuasion over cursing.
Mrs Nora Gray Clark and Mark visited Friday with Mrs Florence Isaacs. Many relatives from Ada Shawnee and Oklahoma City, including Mr and Mrs J A Patton and Gregg and Johnna Kay, stopped by Isaacs and Patton households. Mother's Day roses traveled from Hawaii to Joy Tucker via son in law Bill Hood stationed near Da Nang.
Osage Indians bury their 19th century chief Paul Pitts in Pawhuska in a ceremony echoing ancient customs. He died in Tulsa at 68 from a liver ailment and was laid to rest with eagle- feather honor, face paint, and an east-facing grave, with cedar symbolism and a burial feast reflecting enduring tribal memory.
Mr and Mrs J L Green spent Sunday visiting Mrs Julia Thomas in Ada. Also visiting were Mrs Glen Smith and Eddie Ada and Mr and Mrs Ronald Reeves Norman.
Mr and Mrs Jim Wyche hosted their children for supper Saturday Ada and Marshall Cox III Ada attended church at Sun
Clyde Hobgood Jr of Tulsa spent Friday and Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hobgood Sr. Mrs. Charles Bigham and Chuck visited the Hobgoods. Mrs. Marie Mansell Mae Tinsley and Mrs. Beatrice Wyche spent Saturday with Mrs. Thelma Hobgood.
Mr and Mrs Norman Haley Georgia Cash and J L Green visited Theo Cash in Oklahoma City Friday. Derrell Jones Jesse Green Danny Parrish Bruce Stewart Bobby Penick and Leonard Tim mons spent the weekend at Lake Eufaula camping and fishing.
Karen Timmons hosted a slumber party Friday with attendees Melissa Green Vicky Stanford Sherry Griffin Jamae Hunter and Twila Whittington present for the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Asa Jones celebrated Mother's Day with their children Mr and Mrs Ed Crane and Ricky Jones joining the observance.
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