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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
4
A satirical essay traces the shift of men into kitchens and homes historically run by women. It predicts a future where men dominate household incomes, leisure, shopping, and decisions, culminating in complete male emancipation and redesigned living spaces.
A fragment notes a mariner devotional reading with scattered references to Amos 7 7 4 Isa and Paalin 3721 11 and a Lae entry context. The legible items mention a Bible material and reading lines alongside devotional references.
Warren Hogue near Steedman seeds about 70 acres of old fields for soil improvement and sodding with bermuda grass. Louis Hazelwood south of Ada plants bermuda vetch mix. Delmar Crews signs conservation plan and builds farm pond. New cooperators include Woodrow Horton at Owl Creek. several new ponds formed, gully shaping and terrace work underway.
A compact explainer on how courts settle disputes through evidence rules. It outlines hearsay limits relevance and expert qualifications, and explains how judges sustain or overrule objections to keep juries focused on pertinent facts.
W. G. Ravers notes Nabokov’s Nabokovian craft in a 13-story set. The piece praises memory, imagination, and exotic, other-worldly perspectives while warning readers of embellishment and fantasy. It references Lolita’s American flavor and the author’s emigre sensibility throughout.
A compact feature reviews John Jennings and Ben Forbes in a sea tale about American seamen pressed into British service, plus a side note on Ezra Pound. The piece contrasts youthful nationalism with international entanglements and highlights Pound’s lighter pieces in a New Directions edition.
A Signet paperback edition of The Wild Bunch by James D. Horan recounts the best known Old West outlaw gang and its members like Cassidy, Kid Curry, Blackjack Ketchum, and the Sundance Kid. The book covers their train and bank robberies, cattle rustling, and exploits, offered at 35 cents.
The speaker argues that only God’s judgment is truly final, as He alone understands inner motives and circumstances. He cites Amos, Isaiah, Micah, Jesus, and the Sermon on the Mount to emphasize justice as essential for Christians, not optional. The core test: how one treats others, especially the distressed, will determine final judgment.
A fragmented OCR piece critiques chemise fashion for milady and contrasts new comfort claims with older waistline ideals. It veers into odd lines about sacks, potatoes, and velvet tails, mentioning a strange chimney scene and a stray remark about a coal freighter.
An obscure jungle nation’s ruler visits the United States, greeted by President and officials at Washington airport. The king speakst in a crackling, staccato manner, offers a brief pledge for a press conference at his hotel, while reporters struggle to interpret his odd English inspired remarks. The scene leaves onlookers puzzled as diplomacy and humor mingle in the airport briefing.
Margaret Bolin is granted a divorce from Floyd Bolin. Custody of minor children awarded to the plaintiff. The defendant is ordered to pay $65 per month child support, $75 in attorney fees, and court costs.
P A Person aged 47 of Tishomingo wed Lorraine Hurley 39 also of Tishomingo. Marvin Myers 26 of Ada married Donia Edwards 18 of Ada. Henry Evans 19 of Ada tied with Helen Andrews 18 of Ada. A David Drinkwater 22 of Weatherford to Mary Lesley Roesch 20 of Shawnee.
A fragmented Best Sellers page lists FICTION titles such as Anatomy of a Murder, The Enemy Camp, The King Must Die, Around the World with Auntie Mame, The Image Makers. Nonfiction items include Inside Russia Today, America, and The Gentle Society.
Kenneth Hendrix, 31, Ada, to Pat Craddock, 23, Ada. Billy Bob Escue, 36, Oklahoma City, 10 Roberta Logan, legal age. Ada. Douglas Reed, 21, Ada, to Jane Folland, 18, Ada.
W. G. Rogers reviews Levi's Sicily essays and Bryher's Paestum tale, noting parallels between ancient Greek and Sicilian life and modern struggles. The book juxtaposes past and present, showing how courage, oppression, and desire for freedom recur across eras and cultures.
Kronenberger and Birkenhead survey Marlborough House Blenheim and Melbourne HouseAlbany through 2.5 centuries focusing on Sarah Jennings Churchill and a host of notable figures From Blenheim to Albany the authors blend memoir social history and architecture with vivid character portraits.
Monta Lou Gitford from Walter N Gitford. Both parties granted divorce. Property settlement approved and child custody decreed.
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