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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1970

Page

16

Platt Park Closed as Flood Ravages Sulphur High School

A seven foot flood submerged Sulphur High School auditorium and eight buses in Rock Creek floodwater after 12.63 inches of rain. Park lands, roads, bridges and the Travertine Nature Center suffered extensive damage while evacuation and cleanup continued.

Sulphur High School Rock Creek Calvin Agee Platt National Park Platt Park U. S. 177 Travertine Nature Center Travertine Creek Arbuckle Agee Donald W. Pledger Pledger Park Service Regional

Kerr-McGee consolidates chemical and fertilizer units

Kerr-McGee Corporation consolidates its chemical, fertilizer and non-fuel minerals operations into Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp on October 1. James J. Kelly to lead as president and CEO. The new subsidiary includes AP and C operations and Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co with five divisions: chemical manufacturing, chemicals wholesale sales, and agricultural chemicals.

Oklahoma City — Chemical, Fertilizer Kerr McGee Corporation Consolidated Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp D. A. McGee James J. Kelly American Potash & Chemical Corporation AP & C

Whittle s Wins National Merchandising Merit Award

Whittle s Furniture in Ada received the National Merchandising Merit Award from Berkline Corp of Morristown Tennessee. Jim Whittle accepted the award plaque from Carl Pearl in Oklahoma City. Berkline named outstanding dealers each year. Whittle s has served Ada for over 40 years.

Whittle Whittle’s Ada

Rogers Home Becomes State Historical Site

The Indian Territory home where Will Rogers was born is moved to higher ground near Oologah to be dedicated as a state historic site. Tulsa couple Robert and Mrs. Black will reconstruct the house as it stood in Rogers youth, with land donated by Will Rogers Jr. The farm traces back to Clem Rogers in 1956 with cattle and slave labor in early Cherokee Nation history.

Oologah Okla Indian Territory Will Rogers Army Claremore Robert Black Tulsa Oklahoma Industrial Development and Park Department Rogers Murrell Tahlequah Will Rogers Jr Clem Rogers Coffeyville Kan Ft. Gibson John Boot

Saudi TV opens day with Koran readings in state programs

Broadcasters in Saudi Arabia start each day with Qur an readings while women are barred from shows and a pair of hands appears on screen for a popular cooking program.

Saudi Arabia

Speaker Calls For Humility In Teaching

East Central State College English instructor James Elliott urged humility in teaching English at a language arts workshop in Ada High School. He critiqued overemphasis on rules and argued teachers often wield excessive authority over students in literature and writing.

East Central State College James Elliott Ada High School Elliott OEA Ada Oklahoma Education Association Oklahoma Council of Teachers of English State Department of Education Theda Calvert Ada High Rex Tyrannos

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