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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
4
Strayed Dean the Herd The Cold Within
A collection of rustic poems and aphorisms reflecting on human nature and motivation. Witty lines challenge laziness and fear, urging action, with fables about horses, fitness, thinking, and daily life. A mix of reflective musings and light humor.
Skyjackers and Money Opinion on Public Funds
A reflective piece contrasts ransom money from a skyjacking with private funds, arguing money does not come from government coffers. It compares public and private funding ethics, noting how officials and jurors treat funds differently. It questions the concept of public funds as gifts and stresses accountability for money sourced from many people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
America
Fort Knox
Privacy Wins as Court Bans Picketing of Home
A family lawyer sought and obtained an injunction against picketing his suburban home. The judge upheld home privacy over free speech, noting the home as a sanctuary. Past cases allowed residential picketing under certain public official or landlord circumstances, but mass, libellous, or humiliating campaigns were ruled unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Council Votes For Stiffer Fines In City Court
Ada city council authorizes raising the maximum fine in Municipal Court to 30 dollars for repeat offenders and serious crimes at the judge's discretion. They also approved buying three police cars from Service Chevrolet for 7,908 dollars 26 cents, rejecting a bid with factory price-increase clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gurley
Ada
Chevrolet
Tradelin
Engineers Will Meet At OSU
The 28nd Annual meeting of the Oklahoma Section of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers will be held in the Student Union at Oklahoma State University Stillwater on Friday. Seventy five agricultural engineers from across Oklahoma will register at 8 15 am. Technical sessions will cover design and research on engineering structures. Sullivan the Oklahoma Water Resources Board director will speak at a noon luncheon on Oklahoma Long Range Plans for Water. A large turnout is expected for the OSU homecoming game against Baylor University on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Oklaoma
Sullivan
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Wil
University of Oklahoma
OSU
Baylor University
Love Your Neighbor Beyond Feeling and Doing
A Christian reflection on Jesus command to love the neighbor. The piece cites Luke 10 27 James 2 1 and Keith Miller about loving through action not emotion. It argues genuine love is shown by deeds even toward despicable or different neighbors and that doing leads to real feeling over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
William Parker
Keith Miller
James
Deaths in Ada area claim many lives in mid October
A series of obituary notices lists names such as ETHEL SHOCKEY VIRGIE SPARKS ADA REED HEMLER MOSE BURRIS K P LARSH MAGGIE CONDREN MARY A BROOKS LETTY PENISTEN WILLIAM C LOONEY WILLIAM C CALTON ANDREW JACKSON CARNES O F MORRIS ROY W WHALIAMS ARTHUR LEE SWANSON GERALD C YARBROUGH with respective ages and towns including Ada Stratford Pontotoco and Tupelo death dates from October. Funeral homes noted include Slater Smith Criswell Dunn Gas Kill and others.
Oakman community notes mix of visits and gatherings
The Oakman column lists numerous local social visits and family gatherings. Residents from Holdenville Ada Byng and Hickory travel to visit kin, attend games, birthdays, nursing homes, and hospital stays, with extensive cross-town connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Woods
Holdenville
James Castoe
Eric Epperly
Hric Epperly
Hickory
Glen Vail
Bob Stiger
Ada
Russell Epperly
Olen Vail
Dub Guest
Pejean Grove
Don Epperly
Yeda Mager
L. D. Winters
Byng
J. i. Pendergrass
Wilma Golden
Jane Lawrence
Jim Fredrick
Shane
Stevie
Albert Pevehouse
Angie Wright
Alice Current
Effie Thorp
Jeanette Koopman
Nancy
Ruth Wynn
Childre
Charlie Sliger
Sliger
J. W. Berryman
Hildry Brown
Santa Clara
Calif
Lester Berryman
Irving
Tex
Richard
Rochelle Berryman
Debbs Hocombe
Edd Berryman
Rebee
Gussie Lillard
Jan Frances Nursing Home
Joe Sever
Mabel Warren
Sunny Vale
Joe Lever
Zora Lee
Elmer Lee
Lesser Berryman
Arlie Morrison
Milburn Morrison
Randell
Johnny Stringer
Dale
Allen
Lois Mosier
Charles Knighten
Kenneth Shaw
Jamie
Jerry Shaw
Kevin
Dove Harrison
Timmy
Francis
Edith Fox
Myrian McElwee
Florence Frye
Sherri
Ronnie
Monroe Lee
David Hodge
Homer
W. A. Lee
Carl Lee
Billy Lee
Richard Henry
Everett Lee
Oklahoma City
Elmer Ragland
Jerry Lee
Aleey
Roy Gentry
Johnnie Brasfield
Joe Beyers
Johnnie Brasfeld
Johnny Brasfield
da Brasfield
Davis
M. R Tucker
Union Hill Social Notices Highlight Local Visits and Hospital Patients
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded from Union Hill including patients at Valley View hospital Gray George Cochran Sr and Mrs Carlene McNutt. Families such as Mack Welch Ray Kemp Horace Golden and many Ada residents are named among recent visitors and gatherings at homes and nursing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rose
Robert Garden
Lynda
Ruby Horton
Vernon McCurdy
Ada
Mra
Jennings
Roger Stone
Glen Horton
oSrs
Cora Cassady
Galey
Harold Heinies
Susan
Mike
Ing Haines
Herbert Henderson
Gerald Henderson
Arkansas
M. C. Cox
Oil Center
Jimmy Jennings
Oi Center
Barbara
Wiliam
Stephen Newby
Daisy Binion
Foy Jones
Don Newby
Kathy
Stephen
Mark Wall
Union Valley
Thurman Gray
Oklahoma City
Vernon Gray
Dink Binion
R. B. Tilley
Lavona Jones
L. A. Farrell
Bob Gray
Valey Viewpital
Geraldine McAnally
Tenna
Tammy
William Henson
Billy
Bill Delozier
Dennis Moody
Pauls Valley
Gray
George Cochran Sr
Carlene McNutt
Valley View Hospital
Mack Welch
Ray Kemp
Horace Golden
Goodneighbor's Club
Elvan Kemps
Eddie Wallace
Betty Cunningham
Layona Jones
Opal Let Bivins
Ina Haines
Jessie Matheron
Deloras Agee
Catherine Teel
Key Farrell
Laura Haines
Joyce Trivitt
Elizabeth Coombs
Mary Cook
Elva Kemp
Roxie Golden
F. J. Cunningham
Larry Cunningham
Matt Richardson
Terry Richardson
Janessa
Derra Richardson
Janie Tilley
Debbie Jones
Yvonne Gray
Jack McNutt Jr
Lisa
Eddie
Earnest Matheron
Carl C. Lynn
Carl C. Lynn Jr
Joyce Flowers
Sue
Allan Jones
Ethelyne Golden
Teresa
Opal Lee Bivins
Dora McKnight
Louise Estes
Fannie Estes
Tom Agee
Tishi Ross Ada
Lillian Agee
Bvylan Rhoades
Wichita
Kan
Callie Rose
Lutie Fowler
Alice Binion
Ballards Nursing Home
Gla Mae Cook
Jalena
Tishia Sexton
McLish
Charlene Sanders
Byng
James Rhynes
Terri
Kim
Don
Allison
Happyland
Albert Crow
Robert
September Oklahoma crop outlook boosts peanut yield
The Crop Reporting Service reports favorable September weather for Oklahoma peanut prospects with an estimated 226.1 million pounds, up 8 percent from last month. Cotton, grain sorghum, pecans, and hay also show gains, while nonirrigated crops vary from poor to good amid evolving insect pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Crop Reporting Service
Oklahoma Department
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Dus’ Seyi In Tive
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Connie Mellon
James Patrick Kinney
Johnny
Mary
Jones
Smith
Roit
Ethel Shockey
Coal- Bate
Slater Funeral Home
Virgie Sparks
Smith Funeral Home
ADA REED _ HEMLER
Riswell Funeral Home
Mose Burris
Tupelo
K. P. Larsh
Roff
Dunn Funeral Home
Maggie Condren
Mary A. Brooks
Criswell Funeral Home
Letty Penisten
William C. Looney
William C. Calton
Stratford
Andrew Jackson Carnes
O. F. Morris
Gaskill Funeral Home
Roy W. Whaliams
Arthur Lee Swanson
Pontotoco
Gerald C. Yarbrough
Oakman
Myrtle Smith
Claude Carter
Pismo Beach
Kim Haynes
Kay Lynne Halley
Ira Wommack
Dale LaHass
Eddie Holland
Ardmore
Bobby Caton
California
George Carter
Winifred Berryman
Rochelle
Lake Texoma
Virgle Winters
Cecil Watson
L. Roy Manuel
Roy
Jerry Atwood
Kent
Mar’ Kenneth
Jay
Kirby Tilley
Wes Farmer
Johnny Tilley
Mattichardson
Mme
Lucille Young
Union Hill
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