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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1958

Page

4

Rats Invade Regions as Editorial Warns of Rising Populations

A Shawnee News-Star editorial notes rat populations expanding beyond Hughes and Pottawatomie counties and mocks fear with a tongue in cheek call to outpace the rodents. The piece contrasts human extinction with rat resilience and hints at using experience to cope.

Earth Hughes County Holdenville Shawnee News-Star The News-Star Pottawatomie County

McAlester Ghost Tale Sparks Local Speculation

The McAlester News-Capital reports a nine foot pale green mist ghost haunting Adams and Jefferson on Fifth. Police call it nonsense, while locals joke about more ghosts in Pontotoc County and invite readers to share sightings or pictures for a feature.

Holdenville Shawnee McAlester Adams and Jefferson Fifth Pontotoc County Hant Hole Jesse

McAlester Faces Ada Cougars Next Month in Football

McAlester fears a tough game as Ada Cougars loom on the schedule for next month. The fragment hints at nerves and anticipation within the local football scene without detailing specifics.

McAlester Ada Cougars

Mice Aboard Balloons Fly Four Miles In St Louis Stunt

In St Louis five children under 12 sent a white mouse aloft on seven helium balloons. The mouse traveled four miles from the launch site and returned safe, a playful stunt amid wartime anxieties with a jab at air power and national effort.

St. Louis United States Air Force Army Navy Russkies Explorer

New York 1890 to 1910 through Byron photographs

Grace Mayer describes Byron family images of New York City from 1890 to 1910 in the Macmillan book After collecting roughly 10 000 pictures Peter Byron donated the archive to the Museum of the City of New York in 1942 and the volume reprints over 200 photographs with contextual essays. The work compares to Atget and highlights scenes from street parade theater hotel Coney Island weddings and more with Mayer noting unusual vocabulary in her captions.

New York Byron Grace M. Mayer Macmillan Joseph Byron England Peter New York City Paris Peter Byron Museum of the City of Miss Mayer Coney Island

Gospel Preface Lesson Reflects on Jesus as Historical Person

The lesson explains that early Christian letters predate the first gospels and that Matthew Mark Luke and John present Jesus as a real historical figure. It notes the gospels answer questions about Jesus life, words, and significance, while situating him within Roman and Jewish history and the Messiah expectation.

Paul Jesus of Nazareth Jesus God Jesu Luke Christ Roman Empire Rome Messiah Mark John

First pasture drill used in Pontotoc County area

Conservation notes report Woodrow Horton's new hooded inlet discharge pipe at Owl Creek pond to keep full flow and water level, reducing reliance on vegetated spillways. Several residents completed ponds and diversions across the district including Delmar Crews Francis Howard Welch and J C Jaquess. The Lightning Ridge community sees Herbert Griffith as the first pasture drill user. many locals signed Farmer District cooperative agreements.

Woodrow Horton New Pond Owl Creek Delmar Crews Francis Howard Welch Vaness R. B. Tinsley Pickett Herbert Griffith Lightning Ridge Pontotoc County

Reasonable Time for Offers in Contract Law

A contract requires offer and acceptance within a reasonable time. Smith delayed six months, Brown bought another set, and Smith later claimed acceptance. The offer expired as unreasonable time. withdrawals, expirations, death, or counter offers can end offers. Reasonable time varies by circumstances and judge’s view.

Smith Brown

Eskimo Favorite Dish Muktuk Tastes Like Pickled Pig Feet

Eskimos in Alaska favor muktuk made from whale skin and blubber. The dish is described as tasting like pickled pig feet.

Alaska

Modern snap beans shed their strings in new varieties

While traditional beans carried fibrous strings, today's snap beans typically lack a stringy husk making them easier to eat and cook. Farmers note breeding advances have focused on tenderness and flavor for fresh and canned markets.

Don’t Be Thrifty With Eggs When Poaching Frying or Shell

Use Grade A eggs for poaching frying or cooking in the shell to ensure quality and reliable results. The note emphasizes choosing Grade A eggs for best texture and appearance.

Stark Look At War Execution

A Canadian infantry unit fights from Sicily to Italy in a searing novel that follows Krasnick and Adam as they endure brutal orders and desertion, revealing war’s inexorable brutality and questioning life’s value through the soldiers’ grim experiences.

Colin McDougall St. Martin’s Press Sicily Italy Monte Cassino Canada Krasnick Big Jim Little Joe McDougall Adam Zweig Grischa W. G. Rogers

Two Portraits in Courage review of Anne Frank book and King tribute

A contrasting review explores Ernst Schnabel's Anne Frank portrait and a section honoring Martin Luther King Jr. The critique highlights Frank's diary power and Schnabel's interviews while noting King’s nonviolent ethic drawn from Thoreau and Gandhi amid threats and activism.

Anne Frank Ernst Schnabel Richard and Clara Winston Harcourt, Brace Belsen Anne Warsaw Hiroshima Amsterdam Schnabel Frankfurt Holland Auschwitz Germany

Youngblood Faces County Court On Misconduct Charge

Domingo Fernandez of Ada accuses Jack Youngblood of breaking a picture window and a neon sign at his property on September 20, raising malicious mischief charges in county court.

Jack Youngblood Domingo Fernandez Ada Youngblood

Canned Apple Slices and Label Clues for Spices

Read the label to see if canned apple slices contain added sugar or spices. The packaging informs whether spices were included when using them in recipes.

Miss Mayer and W G Rogers Weigh Turn of Century New York

A compact note recalls Miss Mayer described as turn of the century New York authority and credits W G Rogers with informed expertise. The brief mentions their prominence in local literary and cultural circles.

New York Miss Mayer W. G. Rogers

Stride Toward Freedom The Montgomery Story

A Boston University PhD Negro leader accepts pastorates in the north and south before going to Montgomery Alabama where he becomes a central figure in the historic bus boycott led by Martin Luther King Jr. Harper prices this account at 2.95.

Montgomery Martin Luther King Jr. Harper Boston University Ala

Texas Humor and Local Feuds Echo in Dallas Notices

A collage of lines recalls a Dallas record shop fire and post incident advertising for Hillcrest Records with many song titles. A sharp quip about do it yourself law cites Sam Houston and Sam Colt. A divorce court joke ends with a refugee remark.

Texas Sam Houston Sam Colt Lewis Nordyke Dallas Hillcrest Records

Humorous Snippets and Puzzles From Everyday Life

A collage of quirky lines and jokes about gifts samples tru fees outfits and human quirks. A burglar anecdote contrasts a judge with a wife changing a dress while prospectors seek mysterious gereniums with a Geiger counter.

Danish Norwegian Graduates Train as Missile Experts

Sixty officers and men from Denmark and Norway completed training in 1958 at the U S Army Guided Missile School in Huntsville Alabama becoming missile experts.

Denmark Norway U. S. Army Guided Missile School Huntsville Ala

Untitled note proposes naming daughter after a hurricane

A person signs a private remark about naming their next daughter after a hurricane, reflecting a lighthearted but unusual naming idea amid a family discussion. The message focuses on personal sentiment and a playful reference to storms.

Mid-century musings and limericks on life and words

A collage of quips and verses covers hotel bed mix ups and everyday wisdom. Jests about beds and being even, aging hair that darkens, and sayings on conversation, cement, and striving. The piece ends with a playful word parade from Bennet Cerf.

Shiftless Shifts and New-Car-Tangles

A quirky note by Maude Rubin jokes about the mess of shifting gears and vehicle tangles. It then ponders why life on other planets may be extinct, suggesting their scientists were more advanced than ours.

Maude Rubin

Child asks why mother married father in sharp exchange

A four year old asks, Mommy why did you marry Daddy, prompting a quick, witty reply from the mother. The exchange reveals tension and curiosity in a domestic moment.

Theme for Ballet Review in Double Day Novel

A reviewer discusses Vicki Baum's Theme for Ballet detailing Katja Milenkaya a prima ballerina and her life with Grisha Kuprin Mirko Hagoryan and the corps. The piece contrasts dance world glamour with offstage relationships and Dr Ted Marshall Gracie and Vassya Masuroff. The book is praised for entertainment value and credible ballet flavor.

Vicki Baum Doubleday Katja Milenkaya Katja Grisha Kuprin Nijinsky Mirko Hagoryan Ted Marshall Marshall Balet Gracie Vassya Masuroff Baum

Foreign titles for Peyton Place spark mixed US reactions

Footnotes note Publishers' Weekly sourcing This Week magazine items about foreign versions of Peyton Place. Chinese edition titles include The Cold and Warmth in the Human World, German edition Glowing Fire Under the Ashes, and French edition The Pleasures of Hell, reflecting varying tones.

Publishers’ Weekly

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