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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1960

Page

4

Ada Evening News Publication History and Mail Rates

Public notices show Ada Oklahoma newspaper lineage from 1910 through 1953 with consolidations listed. It details editions The Ada Weekly News and Ada Evening News, mail and carrier rates, and postal information for Ada and surrounding areas.

Ada The News Publishing and Printing Co Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc Port Uheasccuss SOO A. Ada Okla ADA Evening News Oklahoma

It Seems To Me For those who will miss the WEEKLY

Readers are reminded the WEEKLY will skip this week due to the vacation Bible School at Fittstown Baptist Church. Mrs. Snyder signs off with apologies and notes editors will return next week, while readers and correspondents share local tales and recipes in this community column.

Fittstown News Fittstown Baptist Church Mr. Knickmeyer Florence Isaacs Parish Chapel Paul W. E. Snyder Bonnie Lane Bonnie Mr. Allen Isaacs Florence Isaacs Parish Chapel Eunice Isaacs Allen Francis Woods Knick Eric Allen H. L. Kelley Francis

Money and Faith as Masters in the Sermon on the Mount

Christian reflections on money from Matthew and Luke stress choosing God over wealth. Jesus warns against serving both God and money, urges prioritizing the Kingdom, and notes God knows our needs while wealth is only temporary.

Jesus God America Heaven J. B. Phillips

Old Timer Compares Life Spells To Backward Flight

In a chat between Old Timer and a listener, a man’s mind is likened to a gillagaloo bird flying backward as he ages. They debate metaphor clarity, the value of looking back, and whether memory lingers on past school days and youth. The passage ends with a tense question as a new cue to age and reflection appears.

Paul Mr. Allen Paul Henderson Thar Hills Sherriff Steedman Pshaw Game Ranger Old Timer Gillagaloo

Ada Won't Lack For Water During Hot Summer Months

Ada plans ample water supply this summer due to a two thirds completed expansion. The Arbuckle wells will not be ready until fall but rainfall has fed the Byrd's Mill reservoir above 15 million gallons daily, with total system capacity reaching 10.5 million gallons per day once finished.

Ada J. B. Davidson Byrd Adam Ada’s Davidson Oklahoma City Hudgens, Thompson, Ball Associates

Allen Man Sentenced for Thefts from Shoe Shop

Raymond Billey was jailed at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzlement. He received 18 months for stealing boots and equipment from A. L. Ruston at the Allen Shoe Repair in Allen, with alleged thefts occurring in March.

Raymond Billey Oklahoma State Penitentiary McAlester Oren Phillips Billey State A. L. Ruston Allen Shoe Repair Allen

Inherent Powers of Court A Cautionary Legal Column

This Oklahoma Bar Association column outlines a court inherent power to preserve order enforce judgments control officers compel witnesses administer oaths and amend orders It notes courts may declare rules protect dignity correct clerical errors and even appoint staff or create remedies in absence of statutes The article warns readers not to apply law without professional guidance due to fact-specific variances.

Oklahoma Bar Association

Summer musings mix weather wit and small town notes

The piece reflects on summer as a season of heat and activity, from outdoor sports and vacations to the bother of planning trips and vendor wear. It contrasts wooden and steel desks, references a railroad debate with Senator Kerr, and ends with a toast to local graduates.

Oklahoma City livestock and crop price roundup drought era report

Oklahoma City AP reports cattle and hog trade details with price ranges for steers cows and bulls, plus lambs scarce. Also state board prices for cash wheat broilers eggs and dairy fat content noted with regional spot variations.

Oklahoma City USDA State Board of Agriculture Today Guymon Alva Bison Clinton el Reno Enid Frederick Hennessey Kingfisher Oklahoa City Watonga Yukon Blackwell Medford Vici

Green Speaks At Ada Farm Club Meeting

George H. C. Green vice president of Liberty National Bank Oklahoma City will address the Ada Farm and Ranch Club meeting at Johnsons Steak House tonight. Dinner and program begin at 8 p m with Green speaking on the role of local banks in agriculture and services to farmers and cattlemen. The event is open to AFARC members and all interested in agriculture.

George H. C. Green Liberty National Bank Oklahoma City Ada Farm and Ranch Club Johnson's Steak House Green AFARC

Ancient Callixylon stump at East Central State College Ada

One of the nation’s oldest petrified trees is the stump of a giant Callixylon, now on the campus of East Central State College at Ada, estimated to be 350 million years old.

East Central State College Ada

Maple Named Official Tree of New York

The text states that the maple is the official tree of New York while the rose is identified as the state flower. This asserts two plant symbols for the state in a concise designation.

New York Rose

Civil docket ends with settlements and few trials

District court saw most civil matters settle or be dismissed with only two cases going to trial and yielding judgments. Crager GMC won a money judgment against Ada Trucking. James Robert Dunigan was awarded in a personal injury suit against England D. Davis.

Crager Gmc Ada Trucking Company James Robert Dunigan England D. Davis Pacific Finance Corp W. K. Young Young Motor Company Granville Williams Theo Cash Liberty Plan Co Homer Jumper Lincoln Oil Co Timothy Swain John Robert Haugen John H. Howard Parker Home Supply George W. Johnson Southwest Pump Co W. J Bill) Lyons Cliff Walling William B. Martin John Boyce McKeel Robert Homer Smith Valley View Hospital Ada City of Ada Harry Turner Inez Shropshire Ike Henderson Red Bud Menasco-Haley v. O. C Overton

Valley View Hospital plans new chronic disease ward

Community hopes to raise 300000 for a specialized unit at Valley View Hospital serving chronic disease and aged patients. The piece discusses progress in physical medicine, nerve networks, and rehabilitation, noting advances since the last war and the ongoing growth of techniques. It also includes light local anecdotes about summer routines and a joke about waking a teenager with a cat and dog.

Ada Valley View Hospital

Modern Office Furniture Fails To Match Classic Finish

A reader notes that contemporary desks and chairs lack the lasting sheen and handcraft quality of vintage pieces. They urge buyers to compare wood grain, joinery, and finishes before upgrading, arguing durable older designs outperform mass produced modern furniture.

Oklahoma State Captures Back-to-Back NCAA Basketball Titles

The Cowboys led by Henry Iba won consecutive championships in 1945 and 1946. Star center Bob Kurland, one of the game’s first seven-footers, helped cement OSU as a national power.

Oklahoma State Cowboys Henry Iba Robert A. Kurland

Oklahoma Rabbits Enjoy Year Round Hunting

Oklahoma permits year round rabbit hunting with no bag limit and broad participation across ages, reflecting wide appeal of the sport.

Oklahoma

Fractured Humor and Reflections From A Contemporaries Page

A collage of quotes and jests features devotional snippets by Virginia Conway, a pun turning barber and tailor into a band, a murder scene described with deliberate restraint, a social worker funding a gang’s gear then facing the missing cash, and light satire on washing dishes by sound and taxes on front feet.

Horsepower and Mouth Traps in Work Ethics

A fragmented piece contrasts safer horsepower with better mouth traps and cautions that outsourcing thinking leads to others doing the work. It also notes economic shifts with a two dollar steak and includes a humorous exchange about parole and age at a previous job.

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