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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1961

Page

4

Public hearing on extending Ada zoning authority set

The September 28 public hearing will decide extending the Metropolitan Area Planning and Zoning Commission into the urban area up to three miles beyond Ada city limits. County commissioners will vote after the hearing. The board includes city and county representatives and has backed street plans and land regulations. The program aims to protect property values and guide future development near Ada. Local residents outside the city are urged to attend and discuss with urban planner Bob Lehr and commissioners. Pie suppers face scrutiny as some treats may be store bought. organizers urged to label pies as home made or purchased.

Metropolitan Area Planning and Zoning Commission Lee County Worner Peay Oae Ada Bob Lehr

Aquila and Priscilla: Tent-makers and early Christian teachers

The piece portrays Aquila and Priscilla as a unified, influential couple who hosted Paul, taught the Christian faith at home, and led a church from their house. It emphasizes their partnership, hospitality, and quiet, effective teaching without seeking pay, illustrating how they shaped early Christian communities.

Aquila Priscilla Rome Corinth Paul Apollos St. Luke

Remembering seeds and bread from Oklahoma days

A nostalgic letter from Velma Henderson recalls planting onion seed for sets, childhood bread memories, corn shocks, and garden joys. She notes Mrs Snyder's surgery, praises teachers, and shares stories of Seminole County life and local wildlife encounters near Frisco and Ada.

Mama Velma Henderson Oklahoma Velma Lown Linyd Stettler

Strayed From the Herd And Musings On Living And Dreaming

A collage of aphorisms and reflections mixes quotes from Swift and Marcus Cato with lines on dreaming, happiness, and resilience. The text contrasts vision with daily pain and musings on civilization, statues, and human endurance.

Gloria and Clock Watcher Whistle Listener Exchange

Gloria asks about another win while noting some do both. The dialogue contrasts clock watching with whistle listening as a preferred inside work focus.

Platt Park Visitors Week At Platt National Park

Platt Park Reports a week of visitors at Platt National Park in Sulphur with 38,600 visitors and 3 3a campers from Aug 27 to Sept 2. August totals reach 218,652 visitors and 26,844 campers. yearly totals stand at 988,759 visitors and 80,782 campers. Rainfall totals are 0.06 inch for the week, lifting the year’s rainfall to 18.06 inches.

Sierra Leone Wassehseille Helen England

Teacher's Not Idle After All Just Divided

Mrs. Viola Elliott is seven tenths of a teacher at Homer School. Ada school approved Supt. Rex Morrison's recommendation to name Elliott a temporary third grade teacher at Washington School through Nov 1. Homer schedules align with other county schools with no summer session. Elliott works seven tenths at Homer and seven tenths at Washington, then becomes a full teacher.

Viola Elliott Homer Ada Rex O. Morrison Elliott Washington School Lonnie Abbott Abbott Washington

Football, hay fever, and school return mix in lively column

A humorous newspaper column blends personal reflections on morning looks with seasonal football anxieties. It touches on hay fever, crowded school reopens, and a playful call for commencement drill. It also recalls Ely and McPherridge’s canyon lion hunt and hunter anecdotes from Pontotoc County.

Loyd McCabe dies in Pittsburg Oklahoma heart attack

Loyd McCabe 43 died in Pittsburg Oklahoma reportedly of a heart attack. He is brother to Ada resident Mrs. Dora Manuel who has lived here 95 years. Survived by wife Margaret three daughters one son and mother Mrs Sallie McCabe Kiowa. Three brothers Willie Dock Floyd and three sisters Annie Wilson Isabella Prince Lillia Hancock Dora Manuel. Services held in Kiowa September 5 with burial here.

Loyd McCabe Pittsburg Okla Dora Manuel McCabe Margaret Lovington N. M Sallie McCabe Kiowa Willie Fresno Calif Dock King City Floyd Coalinga Annie Wilson Calvin Isabell Prince Anadarko Lillia Hancock Hinton Ada Sherman L. Everett Konawa Sherman L. Everett Alla Richards Wattette Route 2 Pottawatomie County Everett Magnolia Oil Company St. Louis Wanette Vaughn Production Company Cloverdale Church of Christ Watts Funeral Home Royce Shan Non E. d. Kime Napa Pliney Everett Wilmington Sherman Jr Shaw- Mee Ada Richards

Marriages Listed for Ada and Tulsa Residents

Terry James twenty of Ada wed Natley June Upton twenty of Tulsa. W. C. Martin eight dollars Ada married Agnes Patsy thirty nine Ada. Edwin Schelling twenty four Ada joined Rozine Sates twenty Ada.

Terry James Ada Natley June Upton Tulsa W. C. Martin Agnes Patsy Edwin Schelling Rozine

Six-Guns Duel Among Choctaws and Grass Widows

A first person reminiscence recalls life in a rough frontier area with Choctaw rivals and a grass widow. A tense confrontation ends in dual bravado and a haystack firefight, leaving two men dead and a community talker in shock while the narrator and a friend survive to joke about the duel later.

George Charley Chacloy Tam Rome Old Stack-A-Lee 0. S South Town

Mountain Lion Hunts End After Eight Mile Pursuit

Harper and George McPhetridge trail a mountain lion for miles along canyon ledges above Boulder Creek. The cat crouches on a spruce limb. Ely shoots with a Winchester 243, killing it as dogs wade to tear at the body. Camp celebration follows the long hunt.

Page Younds Isd Jeep Harper George McPhetridge McPhetridge Boulder Creek McPherridge Ely

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