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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1967

Page

4

Oklahoma landowners eyed for future hunting and fishing revenue

Rural landowners are urged to consider long term plans by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation to boost hunting and fishing. Proposals include introducing new game fish and birds, possible landowner fees, and potential recreation-driven growth in camps, guides, cafes, and sporting goods, leveraging Oklahoma's climate and proximity to major cities to expand rural income.

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Ada Saturday social visits span multiple families

The Ada area weekend visitors include Jear Knighten and Don Knighten to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hogue, Sanda Mason Gerty and Karen Knighten with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Millican, and Mrs. Lana Jennings with others. Mr. and Mrs. Don Walker and children visited Troy Miller’s family as Angela Allen and Mrs. Delorse Knightes visited Ada households.

Ada Jear Knighten Don Knighten Warren Hogue Sanda Mason Gerty Karen Knighten Bob Millican Don’ Walker Troy Miller Andy Lina Bevers Memphis Mays Tex Iva Stonecipher Marie Wilson Angela Allen Delorse Knightes Kimberly Res J. D. Wilson Jr Seminole J. D. Wilson Andy Mays Mike Thomas Ricky Moore Herman Miller Daisy Corgin Gayle

Final Exam Guests and Local Visits Across Ada Area

Ada and Seminole district residents hosted weekend guests with church and school ties. Families including Wilsons, Knightsen, Mays, Nunley, and Gray joined gatherings in Ada, Vanoss, and Konawa while students prepared for end of year events. The piece blends social calls with notes on baptisms and graduations, reflecting a busy community calendar.

The Price Of Scars In Personal Injury Damages

A legal discussion explains how damages for nonfatal injuries include pain to appearance. Factors include victim age and scar location, with higher sympathy for women and actors, yet relief possible via plastic surgery and juror discretion.

Hourglass fashion ad history and its ironical claim

A fragmentary note on hourglass figures in old fashion advertising. It describes the hourglass as an emblem of style with two sections and sand indicating time and form. The text links the figure to historical beauty ideals and hints at measurement concepts.

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Parish Chapel Spirit and Local Visits Chronicle

Miss Ruby Dryden Verneice Dryden and Calvin Pennington families visit Milo Pennington Sunday. Many attend the John Klutts funeral in Stratford. Numerous local residents attend visits, auctions, and hospital trips in Center and Duncan as families mingle across Ada Stratford and Lawton areas.

Florence Isaacs Ruby Dryden Verneice Dryden Calvin Pennington Norman Milo Pennington Minnie Lewis Penningtons Jim Magar Wayne Pennington Frank Dryden Virgie Pennington J. W. Law Mamie Tucker Clarice Pennington Alvie Pennington John Klutts Stratford Kari Wade Irene Klutts Essel Magar Mes Owen Magar Ahlosa Ray Magar Jackie Center Ruth Magar Ada Dorothy Levin Sue Leu

Around The County Newsnotes Knighten Family Visits

Lula Knighten and family members visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Millican in Ada on Friday. Saturday evening saw Lula Knighten, Karen, Don, Donna, Willy Knighten, Billy and Ada join Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Finney, Martha, Paul, Aaron, and Joe Phillips. Additional Knighten relatives including Mrs. Jearl Knighten and Deanna Rinehart were mentioned in the passages.

Lula Knighten Bob Milligan Willy Knigh Ten Billy and Donitta Ada Lula Knighten Spee Jearl Knighten Karen Don Donna Bob Millican

Pontotoc County Weathered by World Markets and Timber Hopes

Pontotoc County farmers face global economic pressures as beef imports affect cattle, with readers noting import impacts on local commerce, banks, and professions. The column muses on past prairie travel, youth health, and a possible timber revival as forests regrow along streams and provide potential crate wood, signaling shifts in local industry and self-sufficiency.

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Flowers as Emblems of Hope and Resurrection

A Longfellow poem excerpt reflects on stars and flowers as mirrors of the divine, linking nature to human spirit. The piece emphasizes universal being and the saintly light of blossoms as symbols of renewal and a higher land.

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