Ada Evening News history and publication details
The Ada Evening News established in 1901 and consolidated with Ada Weekly Democrat and Ada Times Democrat, among other mergers. The paper, edited by John Bennett and published by W D Little, served Ada Oklahoma and surrounding counties with paid mail and weekly editions through early 20th century, listing subscription rates and postal details.
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Ada Oklahoma area poised for steady growth amid industry and farming
The Ada region showcases wheat and hay production, cattle marketing, and a strong industrial base including cement plants and a textile firm. Ada hosts East Central State College, Valley View Hospital, multiple conservancy projects, and growing retail districts. Local towns like Allen, Roff, Latta, Byng, and Stonewall plan new construction, signaling ongoing development and economic resilience.
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Stonewall
Fishing trip and church notes stir community thoughts
A reader recounts a family fishing trip to Lake Atoka with multiple relatives, details a possum catch, and mentions church remarks and poems. The writer laments trash dumping on property, urges respect for others lawns and rights, notes grasshopper sightings, and asks readers to share views on local concerns.
Buzzy Gonehouse Warns Boys Need Tough Wear and Play Things
A narrative urges durable fabrics and indestructible toys for boys, praising outdoor spaces with fresh air and grass, and cautioning about costs. It reflects on Pontotoc County farming, soil erosion, contour cultivation, and the rise of cattle country, urging better soil and practical farming methods. It also touches on space age by products and tensions in the orient, urging readers to study regional conflicts and cultures.
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Tans
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Orient
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East Asia
Civic duty creed for jurors and Laos conflict note
A civic column urges jurors to act impartially and follow court rules, outlining a juror creed emphasizing truth, fairness, and the Golden Rule. The piece warns readers to seek legal counsel, then switches to a geopolitical note: U S officials estimate Communist and pro Communist forces hold about two thirds of Laos, with Prince Boun Oum’s government holding less than one third.
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Local Party Ballot Slate For Regular Democratic Primaries
In a political announcement the State Commission lists candidates for office including State Representative Nol2 Clive Rigsby Jay W. Hester and Sheriff Burl Critin Cecil Smith. Also named are County Commissioner ballot No. 2 with F. O Gud Jones Bob Austell.
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Robert Allen Yienate
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Jay W. Hester Sherieve Burl Critin
Cecil Smith
Gud Jones
Bob Austell
Strayed rom he bord by Connie Nelson
A fragment column mixes reflections on sacrifice and apocalypse with civic notes from Oklahoma City and Muskogee. It quotes Edgar A Guest and Tom Anderson, recalls New Testament prophecy, and reports Turner Turnpike anniversary events and a bank robbery case in Muskogee, ending with social commentary on everyday life.
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Connie Nelson
Rev Reneau Named New Pastor For Farmington NM Church
Rev Reneau, a Methodist minister for 28 years with service in Oklahoma and New Mexico conferences, has been assigned as pastor of the Farmington NM Methodist Church. The appointment comes as part of the New Mexico annual conference closing day actions led by Bishop W. Angie Smith. Reneau's past roles include Ada First Methodist pastor for three years and Army chaplain during World War II. He also led the Ada Ministerial Alliance and engaged in community volunteer work with youth groups.
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Methodist Church
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Ada
New Mexico
W. Angie Smith
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Valley View Hos
Army howitzer blast injures Ada youth at Fort Sill
James Arthur Jeffries, Specialist Fourth Class, injured in a 105 howitzer test explosion at Fort Sill range. He suffered a broken leg and severe facial and body burns and will be transferred to a Texas hospital. Three soldiers were killed and a civilian injured. inquiry into cause underway.
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Fort Sill
Brooks Army Medical Cen
Fort Sam Houston
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Army
James Arthur Jeffries
Havel Jeffries
North Oak
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Aller
Public Information Office
Eddward J. Kinzel
St. Paul
Minn
Paul L. Faiola
Fort Riley
Kan
Spee
Roger E. Merchant
Glencoe
David Zauder
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
Jeffries
Fort Silt
Texas Hospital
Ada High Ischool
Deceas
Rev Reneau Assumes Post at New Mexico Church
Reverend Reneau will preach a farewell sermon at Ada church as he takes charge in a New Mexico church. The event follows his work with church auxiliaries study clubs and the women’s union of the Ada church.
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Ada
Richard Chenevix Trench Advice on Sleep
Richard Chenevix Trench offers admonitions on sleep and waking, urging contemplation of rest and its effects on moral and intellectual life. The brief excerpt presents a classical reflection on leisure and duty within a broader discourse.
Coral Gables Bans Noisy Machines After 10 PM Ordinance
Coral Gables Florida AP reports the city council approved an ordinance restricting operation of sound making devices from 10 pm to 8 am. Violators face a 500 dollar fine or up to 60 days in jail. The measure targets appliances and machinery that produce louder than acceptable decibel levels.
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Coral Gables
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Jim
Never Have Frustration The Rule Of Perseverance
A brief saying urges perseverance despite initial failure. It notes the common impulse to quit after not succeeding and reframes this as a lesson in continuing effort. The message emphasizes persistence over surrender.
Got Bad Name Pick Another A lighthearted look at name changes and legal routes
A humorous survey notes many Americans dislike their given names and consider changes. It outlines popular alterations, common male and female name tweaks, and legal steps in Ada Oklahoma for petitioning a name change, including required filings, notices, costs, and possible multiple changes with no fraud intent.
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Ernest Thompson
Wilberforce Alegernon
Lash
Ada
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Larry
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Marry
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Nathaniel
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Carroll
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Jewell
Lavern
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Bayard Palmer
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John Breckinridge
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Dexter Ivester
Laos Shakeup Looms Over US Laos Coalition Move
Washington reports say the United States may resume monthly payments to Laos to push for a neutralist coalition government. Gen Phoumi Nosavan, who controls key ministries, faces pressure as officials question his role in stalling negotiations. Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma expected back soon to relaunch talks.
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United States
Laos
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
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Phoumi
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Prince Boun Oum
U.S
Souvanna Phouma
Sooners Seek Faster ARV Project Funding and Planning
A tri state delegation from Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas asked Congress to speed Ark River Valley navigation work including lower Arkansas River locks and dams. They backed Kennedy budget with increases for planning and extending channels to Eufaula Reservoir and Oklahoma City and urged more funds for several reservoirs and the Canadian River project.
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Eufaula Reservoir
Oklahoma City
Walnut River
Wichita
Glade Kirkpatrick
Tulsa
Tri-State Basin Association
Canadian River
Sherwood
Optima
Hugo
Kaw
Sand Creek
Skiatook
Kirkpawick
Ponca City
Plane limps into Fort Worth base with nose gear only
A twin engine plane carrying only the pilot landed safely at Fort Worth base after its landing gear failed. Pilot Reed Pigman guided the aircraft to a ground loop with the nose wheel and one main wheel functioning, sustaining only minor damage. The trouble occurred during a flight from Ardmore.
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Fort Worth
Reed Pigman
Ardmare
Cop Draws Term For OC Burglary
Oklahoma City Police officer Robett Lee Harris was sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted in district court of burglary. Off duty at the time, officers said they found a power mower and a suit reported stolen in his car. Harris claimed others planted the items and his attorneys said the verdict would be appealed.
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Robett Lee Harris
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Tulsan Draws Term For $60,000 Holdup
Tulsa AP report states 89 year old Max Leroy Steed pleaded guilty to his role in a $60,000 armed robbery at a Tulsa department store and received an eight year prison sentence.
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