Sale of McKeown Realty and Oil Leases in Pontotoc OK
Executors of Tom D McKeown estate offer at public auction on April 14 1952 in Ada Oklahoma the real estate interests including Tract Two and Tract Three oil and gas leases with equipment subject to court confirmation. Also notices to creditors for N A Wilson estate and public notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Tom D McKeown
Ernest Kniffin
J. B. Gilbreath
State of
Oklahoma
Ada
Tom D. McKeown
Pontotoc
Klahoma
Court Filing in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the district court hears a civil action filed by Everett Refvel against Robert C Marsh and others. The case lists parties including plaintiff Everett Refvel and defendant Robert C Marsh with related caption. The filing seeks judicial action as part of ongoing civil litigation in the state district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Statf OF
Oklahoma
Everett
Cloud Formation Blamed for Cape Cod Air Collision
An unexpected cloud formation over Cape Cod caused a collision between a C-47 from Stewart AFB Newburgh and an F-9 fighter during a training flight. Twelve airmen were killed, ten on the C-47 and two on the F-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Edwards
Mass P
Air Force
Cape Cod
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
N.Y
Sheriff Sale of Land Under Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
Notice of Sheriff sale to satisfy a judgment in district court Pontotoc County Oklahoma case No 19 798 First State Bank Tishomingo plaintiff versus J M Etchieson Nora Etchieson et al defendants. Sale April 21 1952 at 10:00 A M at the south front door Ada courthouse cash to highest bidder 59 acres more or less subject to taxes. proceedings include $2400 principal plus $240 interest and $ cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Roff Oklahoma
Roff
District Court
First State Bank
Tishomingo
J. M. Etchieson
Nora Etchieson
Oklahoma suit seeks to quiet title in Pontotoc lands
The State of Oklahoma and B H Henderson and Flossie Henderson file a suit to determine heirs and quiet title to 70 acres in Section 2 Township 3 North Range 8 East plus undivided minerals. Plaintiffs demand a judgment excluding defendants from any right or interest. Filing date April 8 1952. answer due by May 30 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
M. L. Rich
Mintie Aaron Nee Rich
Elton A. Stewart
Bonnie Stewart
J. A. Rich
Pontotoc County
Towit
Abe Holloway
F. Robinson
State OF Oklahoma
Robert C. Marsh
C . Shafer
V. D Sliger
District Court
Pantatee County
North Range
Zeid Judement
SFAL
Fotloway Court
W. D. Arrott
Kerr Lambert Conn & Roberts
J. W. Henderson
Emma Henderson
Ranee
Holloway Court
W. D. Abbott
Kerr. Lambert
Conn & Roberts
Tupelo Seniors Stage Comedy Play Friday
Tupelo high school's senior class presents the three act comedy Just Ducky in the school auditorium Friday at 8 p m. The Maxwell family plot centers on papa Maxwell heading a citizens committee with 12 roles filled by the senior class including D E Romines Carma Harvey Wnda Reed Hareman Vonda Sue Carter Donald Dan Dailey Bobby Dee Hyatt Gene Richardson Car role Sue Drennan and Oma Dean Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Tupelo High School
Ducky
Maxwell
Papa” Maxwell
Citizens’ Committee
D. E. Romines
Carma Harvey
Wnda Reed Hareman
Vonda Sue Carter
Donald Dan Dailey
Bobby Dee Hyatt
Gene Richardson
Carrole Sue Drennan
Oma Dean Winn
Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News
Ada News Want Ads report improved value for invested dollars with higher returns on classified placements. Readers see stronger ad response and better visibility for jobs, homes, and services as prices and packages evolve. Local businesses note clearer targeting and quicker inquiries from readers.
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Ada News
Open House at Governor Murray Mansion Draws Big Crowds
The Murray family invites visitors to the Oklahoma Governor's mansion for Open House through May 29, with plans to reopen in fall. Highlights include "Smoke Signal" by Colonel Lenders over the library fireplace, a portrait of the Governor by Gemeno, and a new likeness of the author by Dick Goetz in the music room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Lenders
101 Ranch
William H. Murray
Dad
Murray
Merle Kelley
Southwestern College
Weatherford
Gemeno
State University
Dick Goetz
Made In Oklahoma Furnishings Highlight State Mansion Display
Mrs Murray and I made walnut tables for the music room while she painted them. The State Dining Room furniture reflects the original mansion setup and the silver is a gift from the Mexican government. State seals and an Oklahoma flag replica adorn doors, chairs, and leatherwork throughout, showcasing local-made products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Danger on Mansion Stairs Haunts Open House Crowd
Visitors warned about a hazardous overhanging wall on the third floor stairs of the mansion. A guard monitors the spot as crowds endure occasional screams and a startled guest recalls a bumped head during tours.
Atoka FFA Members Attend Judging Contests
Atoka chapter of the Future Farmers of America participated in judging contests at Wilburton covering horticulture crops livestock meats poultry and dairy. Teams included Corrin Chapman Herbert Bryant and others with names listed across six contest categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATOKA
Future Farmers of America
Wilburton
Corrin Chapman
Herbert Bryant
G. Harold Payne
Junior Dickson
R. V. Goodson
Junior Mays
Kimon Whittington
Hudy Hewett
Bruce Sain
Jimmy Prewett
Raymond Coksey
Vernon Shaw
Protestant Church In Spain Attacked
In Madrid Spain a Protestant church attack was reported as the third in a month. A mob of youths looted the Evangelical Church at Badajoz, assaulted the pastor's mother, destroyed Bibles and stole a small amount of cash. Police stopped an assault on the pastor's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Badajoz
April Busy Month for Sulphur FFA
The Sulphur FFA chapter outlines a busy April with livestock shows tours and contests. Robert Crouse and Bob Essary attend events in Pauls Valley and Ardmore while judging teams practice at Colvert Hereford and Stoneybrook Angus ranches. Rodeo ticket sales queen contest and state FFA events are scheduled throughout the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Ffa
Robert Crouse
Bobby Essary
Pauls Valley
Berkshire
Crouse
Barrow
Ardmore
Essary
David Hudson
Eli Billings
Don Chilcoat
Bruce Rutherford
Colvert Hereford
Mill Creek
Carlton Corbin
Stoneybrook
Ada
Turner and Colvert Hereford
Randal Norwood
Bill Tom Lawrance
FFA
Wayne Collins
Poland
Newberry
Oklahoma
Howard Shaw
Johnny Cooper
Gerald Brewer
Eddie Collins
A. and M. College
Stillwater
John Self
Arlin (Tuff) Lee
James Herring
Paul Gray
John
Special Service At Salvation Army Shows The World For God
A special service at The Salvation Army chapel at 301 West Twelfth features a moving picture The World for God about missionary work in 102 countries and colonies. Easter Week marks Missionary Emphasis Week as the Army conducts a week of services. the meeting starts at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West Twelfth
Demonstration On Buying of Food at Family Market Basket
A consumer education demonstration titled The Family Market Basket was held at 2 p m Thursday under Miss Martha Mote county home demonstration agent supervision. Miss Mabel Walker from Oklahoma A and M College, demonstrated buying tips by preparing two meals with similar value and comparing costs. The First Baptist church hosted the event and the public was invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mote
Mabel Walker
Stillwater
Oklahoma A
M. College
First Baptist Church
Walker
Kraft Manager at Sulphur Resigns
A B Longino, Kraft Food plant manager since 1949, resigns effective April 10 to join a milk distributor in Alice Texas. His replacement is H D Northcutt, a 1942 Oklahoma A and M graduate and WWII veteran, who will move from Eldon Missouri to Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Longino
Kraft Food
Alice
Texas
Longino
H. D. Northcutt
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Northcutt
Armed Service
Kraft
Berryville, Ark
Madill
Eldon
U S First Cavalry Donates to Hokkaido Earthquake Relief
SAPPORO Japan The U S First Cavalry Division donated more than one million yen about $2800 to aid victims of the Hokkaido earthquake that struck on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapporo
Japan
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Hokkaido
Vamoosa News Community Visits and Local Play
Local families report visits across Velma Shawnee Maud Byng Asher St. Louis and more. A three act play Graph Autograph Anne will be presented Friday April 11 1952 at 8 with cast including Norma Lee Hudson Rose Mary Mullins and others admission 25 and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vamposa Sessors
Anne
Norma Lee Hudson
Rose Mary Mullins
Rena Ruth Adams
Fern King
Louise Burgess
Vivian Crow
Marylin Scott
Marv Ingram
Delores Hanna
Patsy Joe Wood
Billy Joe Harley
Billy Sparks
Alta Jean Atkinson
Jimmy Lewis
W. H. Brewer
Jack Huckleberry
J. T. Branscum
Lawton Branscum
Norma Lee Hudson Spends Evening with Harrison Couple
Norma Lee Hudson spent Tuesday night in the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harrison with no additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Kelsey
New Lima
Dan Perkins
Wewoka
Marion Holley
Norma Lee Hudson
Mrs. Kenneth Harrison
Visit Recap and Family Update
Mr and Mrs Jess Russell and their children visited Mr and Mrs Dick Griffin Tuesday night. Mrs Betty Huckleberry, recently discharged from months in hospital, is home and improving though not fully well. Her daughter Mrs Annie Hensley is caring for her and invites friends and neighbors to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waters
Estie Jones
Jess Russell
Mrs
Dick Griffin
Betty Huckleberry
Annie Hensley
Mrs Edward Gaines and Mrs Lucy Gaines in Sasakwa on business
Mrs Edward Gaines and Mrs Lucy Gaines traveled to Sasakwa on Wednesday for business purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaines
Lucy Gaines
Sasakwa
Rodden and Anders Visit Zweiacher Couple Wednesday
Mr and Mrs A C Rodden and Mr and Mrs Sam Anders visited Mr and Mrs Ed Zweiacher on Wednesday according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rodden
Sam Anders
Ed Zweiacher
Rex Lowery Visits Oklahoma City Tuesday on Trip
Rex Lowery made a business trip to Oklahoma City on Tuesday. The visit focused on local market opportunities and potential partnerships with firms in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaines
Rex Lowery
Oklahoma City
Botkin Family Returns to Abilene Texas Home
Mr and Mrs L E Botkin have gone back to their Abilene Texas home after visiting Mr and Mrs M C Botkin and Mrs Mary Botkin earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Johnson, Jr
Wichita, Kas
Walter Leah
Joan
L. E. Botkin
Abilene, Texas
M. C. Botkin
Mary Botkin
Pink and Blue Shower Honoring Mrs Rex Lowery
A Pink and Blue shower was hosted at the home of Mrs. W. L. Hailey Friday night honoring Mrs. Rex Lowery. Attendees included Sasakwa residents Mrs. Bud Walston Mrs. Lodus Gaines Mrs. Doris Walton Mrs. R. D. Lowery Mrs. Jewel Edwards Mrs. A. J. Hailey Mrs. Dio Branscum Mrs. A. W. Starns Mrs. Eunice Raines Mrs. Louise Sutton Mrs. Jewel Griffin Mrs. Vera Russell Mrs. Flossie Botkin and Mrs. Edward Gaines. Givers of gifts were Mrs. Elmer Johnston Mrs. Joe King Mrs. Jim Atkinson Mrs. Jim Ingram Mrs. George Hinn Mrs. J. D. Branscum Mrs. Sam Anders Mrs. Ester Rodden Mrs. Florence Lea Mrs. E. J. Evans Mrs. Mell Horton Mrs. Gladis Morrow Mrs. Lonnie Hamrick Mrs. Bertha Robinson Mrs. W. H. Barger and Mrs. Ed Zweincher. Cake and hot chocolate were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hailey
Rex Lowery
Bud Walston
Lodus Gaines
Doris Walton
Sasakwa
R. D. Lowery
Jewel Edwards
A. J. Hailey
Dio Branscum
A. W. Starns
Eunice Raines
Louise Sutton
Jewel Griffin
Bertha Robinson
W. H. Barger
Ed Zweincher
Mrs H N Plumb and Jerry Return From Texas Visit
Mrs H N Plumb and Jerry have returned home after spending a few days with her son Bill Plumb in Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Plumb
Jerry
Bill Plumb
Fort Worth
Texas
Mrs Dio Branscum Visits Mrs Juanita Thomas
Mrs Dio Branscum visited Mrs Juanita Thomas Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dio Branscum
Juanita Thomas
Sulphur Kiwanis Hear Vocal Music Program
Sulphur high school vocal music department directed by Mrs. J T Fulton performed at the Kiwanis luncheon. A girls quartet and trio sang, plus solos by Sue Webb and Eddie Lewis. A girls sextet featuring Judith Webb and Norma Harp, among others, also performed. Dean Rainwater attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Highschool
J. T. Fulton
Kiwanis Club
Sue Bennett
Marilyn Gentry
Margie Allen
Sue Webb
Norma Harp
Lowell Montgomery
Hoe Coyle
Judith Webb
Mary Carol Leonard
Dorothy Elmore
Jo Cogle
Jo Coyle
Eddie Lewis
Dean Rainwater
Calvary Baptist Church
Laborites Use Filibuster to Fight Health Service Fees
Labourites led by Aneurin Bevan threaten to log jam Churchill's entire legislative program to block new charges for the health service and privatization bills. The House sat late for a third night as Bevan pushed 130 amendments against plans to charge for dental work wigs prescriptions and other health services saving about 58.8 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Churchill
Bebee Home Demonstration Club Plans May 2 Style Show
The Bebee Home Demonstration Club met in the school lunch room with Nola Burk leading devotions and Pearl Wells presiding over prayer. Minutes were read, and the treasurer reported. Members Pearl Norton Oma Hood plan to attend a machine clinic. A May 2 style show was organized with eight members to attend the county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebee Home
Nola Burk
Pearl Wells
Dolly Crawley
Gracie Hayes
Pearl Norton
Oma Hood
Earl Wells
Eula Bell Crawley
Hattie Briggs
Ettie Hightower
Wilma Atheson
Lorene Scott
Virginia Tilley
Geneva Hood
Pearlene Hood
Lorene Sparks
Exie Haskins
Pope Pius Urges Bible Study for Eternal Truth
In Vatican City Pope Pius urges constant study of the Bible to enlighten and warm minds and hearts. He spoke to 40 members of the Society for Old Testament Study of Great Britain after their week in Rome. He noted Holy Thursday and Christ’s last supper, emphasizing peace with God as the church’s burden and aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius
Society For Old Testament Study of
Great Britain
Pontifical Library Institute of Rome
God
Weekend Guests and Local Happenings In Stratford
Stratford residents hosted family friends and travelers from Oklahoma City Evanston Ill Phoenix Ariz and Dallas as weekend visits and church events filled social calendars. Local medical news included surgeries at Valley View hospital and a patient at Will Rogers Field Veterans hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Grider
Oklahoma City
Jess Morris
W .B. O’neal
Evanston
Ill
C. A. Burris
William Burns
Pauls Valley
W. H. Burns
Maud Horsley
Byars
John Horsley
Ted Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Pfc
Benny Lee Jones
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Texas
L. E. McAffery
Denver Swindell
Lindsay
L. E. Majors
Frank Burleson
Earl Hodges
Vaness
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Madgeline Brundidge
Joe Ben Burnside
Arthur Brundige
Ruby Green
Herman O. Wilson
Fternoon
G. L. Keith
Leck Carpenter
Nolan Keith
Detroit
Michigan
Louis Hart
Allen Phillips
C. A. Rotenberry
Devera Hammers
Jake Chandler
Walter Wood
Pool Hospital
G. T. Files
Files
J. S. Gardner
Gardner
Charles Willard
Leon Freeman
Seminole
C. H. Sneed
E. T. Risner
Pat Reynolds
Veterans Hospital
Will Rogers Field
Pat
President to seize plants under Taft Hartley act
The plan would allow government to obtain an 80 day court order to halt a strike harming national welfare. Truman argued the delay could delay a final settlement. Morse backed the President. Taft accused him of usurping powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Morse
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Truman signals offer to back Democratic ticket regardless of nominee
President Truman said he unlikely attends the Democratic national convention in Chicago but would back the Democratic ticket if Kefauver or any nominee wins. Senator Humphrey noted Kefauver leading and suggested other contenders may soon be unable to overtake him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Capitol
Humphrey
D-Minn
World electricity production tops one trillion kWh in 1951
Global output reaches 1 026 billion kilowatt hours with the United States producing 43 percent and the Soviet Union about 10 percent. The figures reflect a growing share of Western nations in power generation during the early postwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Trumannet profit cited in steel wage dispute notes
Randall ties company profits to President Truman and cites a wage panel, the Wage Stabilization Board, as backing for a $12 per ton steel price hike. CIO USW President Phil Murray called a strike after industry balked at the 1714 cents an hour raise proposed by the panel. Public WSB members allegedly tipped by Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
United
WSB
Harry Truman
Phil Murray
Five Norwegian sealers Missing in Arctic Ocean
Five Norwegian sealing ships with crews totaling about 100 men are missing in the Arctic Ocean off Greenland. Coast radio stations report no contact for a week. Two American planes left Iceland to search for the missing vessels amid fears of fatalities in recent gales east of Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Arctic Ocean
Iceland
Greenland
Farm Bureau Holds Quarterly Meeting in Pontotoc County
The Pontotoc County Farm Bureau held its quarterly meeting in the Fitzhugh area on Monday night with about 200 members and guests. The Associated Women served a large meal as Hoyle Beasley led songs in the high school gym. Speakers Matt Fowler and Harold Davis discussed the bureau’s meaning to farmers and legislative programs. Kissick attended with other guests. The women demonstrated the value of the food dollar and noted farmers do not cause high living costs or get rich. A grab box provided social fun and the next quarterly meeting is set for the first Monday in July with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Associated Women
Negotiators Hold Brief Korea Truce Talks Adjourning
For the fifth straight day truce negotiators in Munsan again made no move toward ending the fighting in Korea. The six minute session left total weekly time at 30 minutes 30 seconds. Hsieh Fang said the Reds would move truce supervision from sub delegation to staff level if the Allies want, but neither side pressed the matter. Harrison noted the Allies object to Reds demand to repair airfields during an armistice and to accept Soviet Russia as a neutral patrol nation. A key dispute remains over exchange of military prisoners as staff officers study a new approach since April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Hsieh Fang
Illiam K. Harrison
Harrison
Hsieh
United Nations Command
Russia
Dickinson family solves phone chaos with secret to kids
In Columbus Hal D Dickinson gives each child a personal line. The family of seven once battled phone use now has five phones on two outside lines. Three lines carry Dickinson numbers and two are listed as children’s phones. The plan began five years ago and the bill runs about 30 dollars monthly with roughly 36 calls daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dickinson
Papa
Hal D
Dickinsons
Papa Dickinson
Oklahoma City Earthquake Demonstrates Swift Disaster Response
A moderate quake rattled waiting residents, revealing how fast a major disaster could strike. Mayor Allen Street urged keeping telephone lines open and radios on to speed emergency coordination across six states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Street
Oklahoma City
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N. A Wilson
Cora EF. Wilson
N. A. Wilson
Kerr, Lambert, Conn & Roberts
American Building
Bonnie K. Stewart
the Atlantic Refining Company, A Corporation, Et al
Robert C Marsh
Claude Marcum
Ned Marcum
Delton D. Marcum
Gordon G Marcum
Marvin A. Moats
Marcum Drilling Company
AN Celete
NATED
Claud Marcum
Delton PD
Marcium
M Gordon G
Marcum
J_D_ GAAR
J. O. Abney
McArthur & Orton
H Henderson
Flossie Henderson
Johnston Murray
Atoka Ffa
Ers
Miss
Sulphur
Vamoosa News
Tom Mayo Cantwell
Velma
Tom Cantwell
Mrs. Sherman Tatum
Maud
Junior Tatum
Woodrow Henr of
Byng
J. D. Branscom
Jess Edney
Mrs. Norton
Shawnee
A. J. Carman
Bistow
Brad Mullins
Jim Ingram
B. W. Murray
Ruby Doolen
Alice Hudson
C. FE. Ingram
Asher
Homer Ingram
St. Louis
Bebee Club
Pope Pius
Stratford News
Legislators
Farm Bureau
Fitzhugh
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