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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1970

Page

8

Sulphur High damaged by record rainfall and floods

A seven foot flood swamped Sulphur High School auditorium and grounds. Buses and equipment were ruined as Rock Creek rose after Platt National Park received 12.63 inches of rain. Parks, roads, bridges and campgrounds suffered extensive damage with no deaths reported.

W. L. Kenickmeyer Ogan Sulphur High School Rock Creek Calvin Agee Platt National Park Junube-Senior High Platts Park U. S. 177 Travertine Nature Center Travertine Creek Arbuckle Recreation Arez Tg Sohne Donald W. Pledger Pledger Park Service Regional

Kerr-McGee consolidates farms chemical units into new subsidiary

Kerr-McGee Corp. consolidates chemical, fertilizer and non-fuel minerals operations into Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp. D. A. McGee announces the move with James J. Kelly named president and CEO. The new entity absorbs APC and Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer and includes vanadium, potash, heavy minerals and Florida phosphate properties with five divisions.

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

Whittie's Wins National Merchandising Merit Award

Whittie's Furniture in Ada received the National Merchandising Merit Award from Berkline Corp of Morristown Indiana. Jim Whittle accepted the plaque from Carl Pearl the Berkline regional salesman. The award honors outstanding Oklahoma dealers as Berkline recognizes dealers annually. Whittle's has served Ada for over four decades.

Whittie Whittle's Ada

Rogers' Home Becomes State Historical Site

The Indian Territory home where Will Rogers was born will be dedicated as a state historic point at a new site near Oologah Oklahoma. The two story 1870 structure was moved after the Oologah Reservoir began filling. The Blacks of Tulsa rebuilt it as it stood in Rogers childhood with land deeded by the Rogers family.

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

Humility in English teaching urged by speaker at Ada event

James Elliott, East Central State College English instructor, urged humility in teaching humanities to about 70 attendees at an Ada High School language arts workshop. He criticized excessive focus on rules and demanded greater sensitivity in literature instruction, calling teachers professor tyrants rather than professors.

East Central State College James Elliott Ada High School Elliott OBA East Central District Ada Oklahoma Education Association Oklahoma Council of Teachers of Eoglish State Department of Education Theda Calvert Ada High i Eliott Ajax Rex Tyrannos Eliliott

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Platt Park Wild Water Swamps Are Agee Roral Vocational Agricultural Shop Fice Santa Fe Lake of the Arbuckies Loree U.S. 177 Buckhorn Arbuckle Lake Goy Sandy Sulphur Suphur Lons Sulphur High Kerr-McGee Farms Chemical Saudi Arabia Wanda Jones First National Bank and Trust Company F.d.ilc National Bank Fada Oklahoma
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