Publication Notice in Pontotoc OK Court Case 1952
Legal notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma court names Everett Reeves as plaintiff against Robert C Marsh and others. It states answer due by May 30 1952 and seeks to quiet title to surface and half mineral interests in land described as Section 11 Township 2 North Range 6 East. Also addresses mortgage on V D Sliger estate and parties entitled to inheritance.
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State OF
Oklahoma
Robert C. Marsh
C. J Shafer
V. D Sliger
District Court
Pontotoc ‘County
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
North Range
V. D. Sliger
W. D Sliger
Gertrude Sliger
C. J. Shafer
Holloway Court
W. D. Abbott
Kerr, Lambert, Conn & Roberts
J. . Henderson
Emma Henderson
Towit
J. W. Henderson
FMNMA
M. L. Rich
Mintie Aaron Nee Rich
Elton A. Stewart
Bonnie Stewart
J. A. Rich
Abe Holloway
F. Robinson
Ada
Roff Oklahoma
Roff
First State Bank
Tishomingo
J. M. Etchieson
Nora Etchieson
Roger T. Clouse
Rose Marie Clouse
Oklahoma Schools Allow Bible Reading and Temperance Teaching
Oklahoma schools may include Bible readings at teachers discretion with no sectarian instruction. A line is drawn against denominational interpretation while temperance teaching remains normal in curriculums. Title 70 11-1 permits scripture reading and 11-3 requires health and safety education including effects of alcohol and narcotics.
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Oklahoma
Tax exemptions spark debate on gasoline taxes
A speaker argues exemptions complicate tax policy and opposes raising aviation or farm gasoline taxes. He endorses preserving farm and aviation exemptions and warns that removing exemptions while others stay would be unjust, urging broad removal of all tax exemptions only if equal for all.
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Oklahoma
Holidaze in Oklahoma Political Holiday Notes
A column notes Oklahoma officially recognizes seven holidays and lists observances such as New Year s Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas and Will Rogers Day. Optional holidays include Washington s Birthday Jefferson Day Oklahoma Day and more with Indian Day set for the first Saturday after the September full moon. The piece jokes about extra holidays and mentions presidential or gubernatorial discretionary holidays.
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Oklahoma
Sulphur Schools Out on Friday
Sulphur authorities announce all city schools will dismiss Friday. George Duke, principal of Sulphur High School, says teachers will attend a district teacher meeting Thursday night and Friday.
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George Duke, Agerng Om
Sulphur High School
Salvation Army Drive Underway in Sulphur and Stillwater Honors
Sulphur launches its Salvation Army drive with Major James I. Klass speaking at the kickoff breakfast and new Sulphur committee members named. Stillwater's Livestock Feeders Day will honor Carlton Corbin Ada Dr L E Hawkins Stillwater and W R Felton hydro activist with Hall of Fame additions for outstanding degree programs and service to Oklahoma agriculture.
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Oklahoma A.&m
James I. Klass
Oklahoma
Salvation Army
Oklahoma City
C. M. Mays
C. M. Jackson
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
M. E. Riley
Oscar Huffines
C. H. Jameson
Klaris Mulder
Beryl Rogers
George W. Duke
J. F. Stibal
G. P. Landers
O. A. Bridgeman
Tom Steen
Paul John
Davis Committee
Davis
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Carlton Corbin
Ada
L. E. Hawkins
W. R
Hall of Fame
A. E. Darlow
Animal Husbandry Department
Feeders Day
Corbin
Stoneybroke
Pontotoc County
Washington State College
Loomer State
Hawkins
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Caddo County
Pauls Valley
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Experiment Station
Felton
Oklahoma Vocational Agriculture
Oklahoma Hereford Breeders Association
Oklahoma Swine Breeders Association
American Hereford Association
Salina
Kansas
Lawson Address Stimulates Ada Lions Club Talk
Miss Will ie Lawson former Woman of the Year in Arkansas and Arkansas Education Association executive addressed the Ada Lions Club Tuesday. She warned America risks decadence like ancient empires while praising public education funded by all. She urged focus on character morality and education beyond vocations and how to do programs.
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Willie Lawson
Arkansas
Arkansas Education Association
Ada Lions Club
Miss Lawson
The
Lions Club
America
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Persia
Lawson
Southwest
Platt Park Head Kiwanis Speaker Details Park History
Perry Brown Platt National Park superintendent was principal speaker at the Kiwanis club Tuesday noon session. He related the park’s growth and development and provided early history of the playground. Guests included Granville Griffitts Arthur Flower Howard Northcutt.
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Perry Brown
Platt National Park
Kiwanis Club
Granville Griffitts
Arthur Flower
Howard Northcutt
Brown
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Want Ads
Ada News reports higher returns on ad investments as more readers seize space in want ads. Local businesses note improved visibility and steadier inquiries from customers seeking services and goods.
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Ada News
Two Names Added To Highway Toll
The 1952 traffic toll rose with two more Oklahoma deaths, bringing total fatalities to 155, up from 143 in 1950. The latest victims are Mrs. Della Davis, 50, of India and Sam Shaver, 64, of Cushing. Davis died from injuries suffered Sunday on State Highway 33 west of India. Shaver crashed on the same highway west of Cush ing and died shortly after being hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Della Davis
India
Sam Shaver
Cushing
Davis
Shaver
County Court Disposes Cases In Thursday Session
The county court disposed six cases with two guilty pleas and three dismissals. Nathan Dale Turner faced drunken driving charges and paid a $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty. Chester Hice pleaded guilty to unlawful possession and received $100 fine and 30 days in jail.
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Tal Crawford
State of Oklahoma
Nathan Dale Turner
Turner
Robert Clinton
Levi Ackley
Claude Moore
Moore
Ackley
George Garland Collins
Gordon Lewis Mardis
Leon Ryles
Chester Hice
Tax Agents Strike In Pittsburg Co
Eleven federal alcohol tax agents struck Pittsburg County liquor outlets and made five arrests. They seized a large quantity of whisky and three automobiles. The men arrested were Mack Hamilton Chester Powell Leo Compton John Redman all of McAlester and Roy Wheeler of Kiowa. Hamilton was charged with failure to keep proper records and transcripts of liquor sales. The others were charged with failure to possess federal revenue liquor stamps and failure to keep records. all pleaded innocent and were released on bond or bail.
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Mcalester
Okio
Pittsburg
Mack Hamilton
Chester Powell
Leo Compton
John Redman
Roy Wheeler
Kiowa
Hamilton
Americans Taught Red Rough Stuff in Moscow Training
Leonard Patterson testified at the California Communist leaders trial that Americans sent to Moscow in 1932 were trained in small arms and machine guns and how to build barricades and overturn vehicles. He named Loretta S Stack as a recruit who won rifle prizes and was taught bayonet use by Red Army instructors.
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Los Angeles
Moscow
Leonard Patterson
New York
Young Communist League
California
Loretta S. Stack
Red Army
4 H Winners and Blue Ribbon Groups Reach State Fair
A long list of 4 H winners and Blue Ribbon Group entrants from Latta, Stonewall, Byng, Roff, Fitzhugh, Vaness, and other towns. Names include Truitt Jesse Kerr Mary Ruth and Sher rill Biggs with multiple participants in dress categories and group exhibits.
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Byng
Katie Irene Owens
Jo Ann Varnadore
Vaness
Blue Ribbon Group
Nancy Gross
Pickett
Collene Casady
Latta
Eva Lois Matthews
Cedar Grove
Ann Myers
Hazel Marie Biggs
Oleta Stimson
Roff
Helen Clifford
Lula
Jane Burchett
Red Ribbon Group
Joan Brannon
Mary Michael
Phyllis Stewart
Lolita Nelson
Roberta Escue
Center
Bonita Goodwin
Francis
Manual VI
Mary Ann Griffith
Anita Douglas
Allen
Marcine Clifford
Maxine Casper
Robby Young
Fitzhugh
Sharon Reynolds
Barbara Wigley
McLish
Judy Thomas
Patsy Langley
Lela Roddy
Anita Deaton
Wanda Keeling
Donna Jill Cummins
Phyllis Jared
Pat Davis
Patsy Aldridge
Mary Lou McKeel
Frances Davis
Geneva Teague
Patricia Smith
Phyllis Sullivan
Chloe Ann Felkins
June Farr
Billie LaFollette
Francis Davis
Loretta Jones
Frankie Wills
Shirley Seaman
Phyllis Hart
Oleta Chambers
Margaret Webb
Mooniene Perry
Brain cancer sponges eyed as atomic remedy
Scientists from Chicago report on radioactive sponges placed in the brain to target residual cancer after surgery. Trials in humans were under way and results expected later. Animal tests used absorbable gelatin sponges with gold or phosphorus to limit radiation damage to surrounding brain tissue.
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Frank Carey
American Surgical Association
Crest Due Ai- Water Rising Strands Towns Across Plains
Floods driven by rapid snowmelt in the Dakotas push a colossal Missouri River surge downstream. Towns like Elwood Kansas of about 1200 residents fight rising waters as the river hits Bismarck North Dakota Pierre South Dakota and Sioux City Iowa in a widening crisis.
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Elwood
Kan
Missouri
Dakotas
Bismarck
N. D
Pierre
S. D
Sioux City
Plane Crash at Resort Near Lawton Kills Couple
A plane in a steep bank encountered an updraft near Lawton 19 miles away, breaking apart and bursting into flames. The upside down craft trapped a couple inside a house, with heat hampering rescue attempts. Mrs. Davis, German war bride of MSgt Dennis Davis, resided at Camp Polk Louisiana. Both aircraft and dwelling destroyed as firemen fought the blaze.
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Harmon
Davis
Dennis Davis
Camp Polk
Lawton
Luncheon Programs Set at 12:15 Friday at Memorial Union
E C District hour discusses visual practices with three lunch programs led by Classroom Teachers in the Ball room of the Student Memorial Union with Dr W B Ragan O U speaker. Alumni Association speaker Gerald A Porter O A at education meeting and Dale Boren Wewoka at alumni gathering. All departmental meetings begin 2 p.m. Friday.
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Student Memorial Union
Pie Supper At Colbert Friday
Colbert school hosts a pie supper Friday at 7 30 p m with Charley Rushing as auctioneer and the Rushing quartet to sing The Colbert Home Demonstration club sponsors the event to raise funds for the cancer drive.
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Colbert
Charley Rushing
Rushing
Marriages Notice for Pauline Higam Ada
A brief marriage notice records the union of Pauline Higam of Ada with a listed spouse in a local registry, noting the names and location involved and marking the civil record of the event.
Scout Camporee Comes on Weekend
The Pontotoc District Boy Scout Camporee will be held Friday night and Saturday at Wintersmith Park Ada. Scouts compete in camping and skills such as compass work signaling artificial respiration fire building and rope work with a Campfire program Friday at 8.
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Pontotoc District
Wintersmith Park
Ada
Burk Standridge
Leon Landrith
Dixie Pike
Sam Lowe
Renfro Herndon
Chester Sneed
Newel Horn
F. W .Hoipkemier
Sulphur Senior Class Play Me Myself and I April 29
Sulphur High presents the senior class play Me, Myself and I in the high school auditorium on April 29 at 8 p.m. directed by J. B. Best and Miss Florence Pevehouse with Marilyn Gentry and Don Whelchel in leading roles.
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Myself
B. Best
Florence Pevehouse
Marilyn Gentry
Don Whelchel
Lowell Montgomery
Charlsie Mobley
Judith Webb
Beth Ward
Wyatt Stephens
Dixie Stumpff
Nolan Cummings
Sue Webb
Mildred Dea
Patsy Dunn
Betty Ann Stibol
Kenneth Holbrook
Barry Griffing
Betty Jean Neal
Jerry Ballinger
Arlene Malloy
James Roe Howe
Tom Purvis
Margie Allen
Czech Army Band Plays Border Concert Near Hohenberg
A Czech army band performed across the border near Hohenberg Germany drawing hundreds of German civilians. The musicians played marches and folk songs promising to return May 1 for another concert and expressing hopes for peace with Germany.
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Hof
Germany
Hohenberg
Divorce granted Jimmie Dunlap from Kenneth Dunlap
Former name of Johnson restored for the plaintiff. Mary Sellers legally tied to Jimmie Sel ers. Custody of the minor child awarded to the plaintiff. Defendant ordered to pay fifty dollars per month as child support and toward attorney fees.
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Jimmie Dunlap
Kenneth Dunlap
Johnson
Mary Sellers
Jimmie Selers
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Everett Reeves
Et al
B. H Henderson
Flossie Henderson
Dock Poe
Dock Polly
Busby, Harrell & Trice
American Building
Ada Oklahoma
Anna Poley
Anes
Louis Burk Adams
Hiland
Ella Adams
Pontotoc
John Gann
M. A. Gann
Said
Rsons
Kerr, Lambert, Conn and Roberts
Kerr. Lart
Conn & Roberts
Bonnie K Stewart
the Atlantic Refining Company, A Corporation, Et al
J D Gaar
Pontotee County
J. O. Abney
McArthur & Orton
Claude V. Thompson
Plaintiff
S. H Mount
S. H. Mount
H. B. Mount Velma Lee Crowell
Eva Bishop
Berry Bishop
Berry
Claude Marcum
Ned Marcum
Delton D. Marcum
Gordon G. Marcum
Marvin A. Moats
Marcum Drilling Company
Claud Marcum
Ada Myers
Rt. 3
McArthur and Orton
Cummings
Ellis Myers
United States
Johnston Murray
Darlow
Hydro
Roosevelt, Panhandle
Goodwell, Sayre
Sul Ross
Alpine
Texas
Vocational Agriculture State
Platt Park
Kiwanis
Pittsburg Co
Barbara Alexander
Betty Moss
Sharon Smith
Beverly Cravatt
E. C
Pauline Higam
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