Legal Notice and District Court Notices in Pontotoc Ada Area
A montage of legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces public actions in Ada and North Pontotoc. Notices include estate actions for multiple heirs, administration petitions, and divorce proceedings, naming plaintiffs Jack H Smoot Marl Basso Shoots and others, with court dates and property descriptions in Pontotoc and surrounding counties.
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Oereby
Tat Im
Jack H. Smoot
Marl
District Court
Poraine
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Quiet title suit targets lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Ella M. Martin sues State of Oklahoma heirs and personal representatives of L F Loman and Mary Newton Loman to quiet title to the south half of the northwest quarter of section 37 township 3 north range 6 east. The suit seeks to determine heirs, bar defendants from any claim, and have a final judgment declaring Martin owner in fee simple, with dates set for answer by August 31, 1951.
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Township
Range
Bichwicana ‘Crovatt
Aaron Brown
James Newton
Gator Ieath
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
William L Hopper
Mitte Hopper
Josie Hopper
Ferns
Holloway
Oklahome
State of Oklahoma
L F. Loman
Mary Newten
Ehene
L. P Loman
Mary Newton Man
L. F. Lemar
Mary Newton Nea Loman
Asta
L. Laman
Mary Newton
Laman
Educator Workshop At Coalgate Soon
A one day workshop for teachers is announced for Coalgate on August 31. Emerson, superintendent of Coalgate schools, says the workshop will include teachers and administrators from Pontotoc, Coal and Atoka counties. Details on agendas and discussion leaders will be announced soon as invitations go out to educators.
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Coalgate
E. E. Emerson
Emerson
Pontotoc
Coal
Atoka
Christmas Tree Waiting for Him in July
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Pack of McLeSTER Oklahoma trim a Christmas tree and decorate their home in mid summer. Their son Judson, a hospital mate second class, is returning home and they plan a big Christmas celebration. Judson spent last Christmas with the First Marine Division near the Changjin reservoir in Korea.
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Lester
Okla
J. F. Pack
Judson
Changin Reservoir
Kores
Top DHIA Cows Leaders From Pontotoc DHIA List
Pontotoc DHIA owners lead with July results featuring Herbert and Renzo Cooper tied for first at 88 pounds butterfat in Milk ing Shorthorn. Sam Dew appears multiple times with Jersey totals 81 and 66 pounds. Marvin Creel and Howard Smith share 77 pounds Holstein, Lambert and Kerr 73 pounds Milking Shorthorn, Joe Engel 75 pounds Holstein, Herbert and Renzo Cooper 69 pounds Milking Shorthorn, Howard Smith 57 pounds Guernsey, plus Jackie Creel and Claude V Thompson cited above 50 pounds.
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Pontotoc Dhia
Iowa
Herbert
Renzo Cooper
Sam Dew
Jersey
Marvin Creel
Howard Smith
Guernsey
Joe Engel
Praise to county equalization boards for tax value reform
The column thanks county axewors and county equalization boards for advancing a state wide equalization of ad valorem values. It notes a seven percent rise in total tax valuation to about 136 million, with 76 of 77 counties up and no protests filed. The author urges continued, nonpolitical progress and extends heartfelt gratitude to citizens involved.
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Turgent Ad
State of
Oklahoma
Chagra
State Capitol
Oaly
Oklahoma Tax Commission
State Equalization Board
State Fair Bargain Tickets Go On Sale Early
Oklahoma State fair bargain tickets for September 22 and 23 go on sale across the state. Tickets, 40 cents, cover one regular 60 cent admission, with two tickets granting adult or child grandstand access. Fair officials note several new features including three days of horse racing and a Chicago produced fair follies show by Barnes Carruthers.
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Co. R. Anthony
C. G. Baker
Barnes& Carruthers
Chicago
Baker
Latta community notices and travel lists
Latta residents and guests are noted visiting relatives traveling to Arlington Denison Shreveport and Tulsa for family church and leisure events. People include Clara Anson L C Cales Mildred English Carl Gann families Foster Eaton Aubrey Eaton Irene Anderson Roy Graves Marvin Laughlin and others with activities from VBS enrollments to rodeo parades and picnics.
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Clara Anson
Arvin Acter
L. C. Cales
Mildred English
Arlington
Tex
Luther Cales
Carl Gann
Long Beach
Calif
Gann
Latta
Foster Eaton
Rickey
Aubrey Eaton
David
Tony
Denison
Clarence Marcuder
Irene Anderson
Shreveport
Roy Graves
Westley Brantley
Farm Home
Stillwater
Dub Georga
Otho Smith
O. R Laughlin
Harrah
Marvin Laughlin
Charles Orton
Oklahoma City
B. C. Rogers
P. L. Grace
Tulsa
Calvin Graces
Frank Wells
Valley View Hospital
Monroe Bettis
Calvin Grace
George Graves
Roy
W. M. Nelson
Berwin Nelson
Platt National Park
Dub George
T. H George
Ada
Clyde Wyant
Judy
Clyde, Jr
Gini
Allen Man Cultivates Giant Oxheart Tomatoes
John Wallace of Allen grows exceptionally large Oxheart tomatoes without irrigation. Dozen fruits reportedly weigh 14 to 14 pounds, averaging well over a pound each. Wallace, described as advanced in years, pursues horticulture as a passion and notes the crop’s quality.
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Allen
John Wallace
Mr. Wallace
County Choral Group Attends Farm and Home Conference
Members of the county chorus, including Mrs. Joe Bunch and Mrs. Vernon, left Thursday morning to attend the Farm and Home Conference in Stillwater. The group was on the program at 10:00 Thursday morning.
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County Chors
Stillwater
Joe Bunch
Troy Lafevers
Mack Stegall
Clifford Anson
Vernon
Morgan Goodpasture
East Central to Attend North Central Workshop at Minnesota
Dr. Hicks of East Central State College leads a three year participation in the North Central Association cooperative project for teacher education. The annual workshop at the University of Minnesota runs July 30 to August 24 with 34 member colleges and four one month sessions focusing on professional and general education improvement of instruction and personnel services. Renowned consultants include Dr. Amastattd of Texas, Dr. Mahan of Pittsburg Kansas, Dr. Heninger of Iowa, Dr. Hill of Ohio, Dr. Grimm and Dr. Potthoit of Minnesota, and Dr. Jacobs of Emporia Kansas.
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East Central State College
North Central Association
Victor H. Hicks
Horace Mannathool
East Central
University of Minnesota
J. C. Amastattd
University of Texas
Ernest Mahan
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Kas
H. W. Heninger
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
George W. Hill
Ohio U
Athens
Ohio
Paul Grimm
Minnesota U
Minneapolis
Minn
Edward F. Potthoit
Minois U
Cirbana
Jenna Jacobs
Emporia
Italian Police Do Not Want Luciano Back in Italy
Rome sources report Italian police nodding at a suggestion that Charles Lucky Luciano be returned to the United States to finish his jail term. A top officer questioned why he was released and noted an Italian government-initiated parole and deportation in 1945 after a nine and a half year pandering sentence. The claim ties Luciano to an international narcotics ring with about 20 U.S. deportees aiding narcotics smuggling networks. Luciano, living in Naples and Capri, dismissed the accusations as baloney.
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Rome
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
New York
United States
Sing Sing
Luciana
U.S. Senate
W. Kingsland Macy
CRNY
Ord
Wan
Italy
Luciano
Naples
Capri
Trade pacts face lengthy cancellations with gaps
Notices of intent to end trade compacts have been issued by the United States to Russia and several satellite countries. Each agreement specifies its own termination period, delaying immediate effect and potentially denying trade benefits once termination occurs.
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United States
Russia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Six Bond Issues Receive Approval
Oklahoma City August 2 The state attorney general approved six bond issues totaling 376700 the largest 275000 for dormitory extension at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha Also approved were 4700 for building furnishings 15000 for Valeene building Pavenee county district 6 40000 for Kay county district 29 71900 for transportation bonds in Washington county independent district 18 and 13000 for a building in Oklahoma county dependent district 6
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Oklahoma City
Okahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Coil County Independent School Distret
Yileene
Pavenee County
Inderden
Kay County
Weahington County
Oxlahome County
Oklahoma Oct draft share estimated at 125 men
Oklahoma City August 2 Col. Clive Murray state selective service director reports Oklahoma's share of the 41,000 national draft quota for October will be about 125 men. Murray bases the figure on the September quota 34 percent of a national call of 34,000. The August quota stands at 111 men.
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Oklahoma City
Clive Murray
Selective Service
Oklahoma
Murray
Fort Sill softball champs claim company title in finals
Divorces: Pe Lea Wood from Joel rred C Lowery from Wiley J Lowrey. Fort Sill Oklahoma August 21 Battery A of the 187th FA Observation Battalion won the Fort Sill company level softball championship. They defeated the 424th Ordnance Game Company 5 to 1 in the finals.
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Pe Lea Wood
Joel
C. Lowery
Wiley J. Lowrey
Lorrain
W. C. Skipper
Fort Sill
Traffic Accidents In State Cost $2,872,086 in Year
Oklahoma traffic accidents in the first six months of 1950 cost 2.872 million in personal injury and property damage. Medical expenses totaled 1.359 million while property damage reached 2. - 412 thousand. Fifty people died on Oklahoma highways in July, led by Tulsa and Ottawa counties with four deaths each. U.S. Highway 66 remained the deadliest with seven deaths.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Department of Public Safety
Dixie Gilmer
Safety Department
Tulsa
Ottawa
U.S. Highway 66
Hobart Kiowa County Prepare for 50th Anniversary
Hobart Oklahoma hosts a five day celebration marking Kiowa County and Hobart’s 50th anniversary. Events include a historical parade open air dinner for residents, a nightly shortgrass sage pageant in the football stadium featuring 400 cast members, and remarks by Attorney General Mae Williamson. A religious service and daily activities such as parades baseball games and musical events round out the program.
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Whch
Mae Q. Williamson
Oklahoma City
Owr Fathers
Connerville Girl Admitted To Valley View Polio Ward
Octavia Heffington, one year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Heffington of Connerville, was admitted to the Valley View hospital polio ward Tuesday afternoon. Her condition was reported satisfactory Wednesday morning after about 18 hours of observation. The admission raised the ward total to four patients.
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Octavia Heffington
Charles Heffington
Connerville
Valley View Hospital
Valley View Patio
Burt's Studio set to open Saturday in city shop
Mrs Lucille Burt announces Burt's Studio will open Saturday in the City News Stand building at 528 East Main. The studio offers smile-a-minute photography with same day delivery and also painting enlarging and baby retouching. Burt has operated in Orford Neb for three years and will run the business with her daughter Jeannette 14 at 00 East Ninth while another daughter and her husband reside in Dupant.
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Lucille Burt
City News
East Main
Burt
Irs Burt
Orfalk
Neb
Jeannette
Boy Injured Jumping From Moving Truck
Janes Heidlage, 12, of 1315 South Spruce Ptuls Valley, is hospitalized at Walier View after jumping from a moving buck near Stone wall Tuesday afternoon. He has a compound fracture of the left arm and was admitted about 2 p.m. His condition was described as good Wednesday morning.
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Janes Heidlage
South Spruce
Ptuls Valley
Walier View Hospital
Stonewall
Weidlage
Thunderbirds and US Japanese games in Sapporo and Honshu
United States 45th Division passes between August 9 and 11 may lead to major sports events in Sapporo. A U S track team will face a Hokkaido University team on August 11. Central Honshu pro baseball teams schedule seven games August 9 and 10. Maj. Gen. Styron inspects 120th Combat Engineers bridge project and questions a Yale graduate about buffalo meat. Engineering detachment moves headquarters from Camp Sendai to Camp Chitose, overseeing construction and Japanese labor on northern command camps.
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Hokkaido
Japan
Thunderbirds
Oklahoma
Sapporo
United States
Hokkaido University
Honshu
James C. Styron
120Th Combat Engineers
Cpl. Louis
Yale
Okio
8092Nd Army
Camp
Sendai
Honshu Island
Chitose
Bulding Abaew
Simple Device Defector of Germs Revealed for Water
Washington reports a new compact device for detecting certain germs in water supplies. Officials say it has potential as a defense against germ warfare and could aid sanitary bacteriology, especially in rural areas lacking lab facilities. The portable disk filter traps bacteria while viruses may pass. trapped germs are then identified using a material in a second disk.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Mark D. Hobhs
Truce Talks Deadlock in Korea Armistice Talks Continue
The stalled meeting between Red and United Nations negotiators resumes at 11 a m with Brig Gen Nuckols reporting Admiral Joy defended the armistice while avoiding commitment to undefensible positions Nam Il pressed questions about security of forces and peace aims as Nam sought a direct answer A West-Central Oklahoma note mentions a late August 16 midget softball tournament for state AAU teams in Gemulgee.
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William P. Nuckols
N.N
Admiral Joy
Kaesong
United Nations Command
U. N
Nuckala
Joy
Nam
Nuckols
Sam
Jay
Gemulgee
Okla
AAU
Heart Attack Faker Scams Hospitals Across Nation
Reno VA center reports an old man calling himself Lt. John N Boyer ages 104 staged a collapse to gain hospital care. Through VA records he is identified as Walter Engle Arwhler with about 40 aliases, able to feign heart failure via a fluttering diaphragm and a 300 beat per minute heart rate. He vanished after treatment and a second 104 year old impostor appeared in Susanville, California. The AMA has noted his cases since 1936.
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Reno
Nev
Veterans Administration
Edward F. Heed
Reno V. A. Center
John N. Boyer
V. A
Washington
Boyer
Walter Engle Arwhler
San Diego
Pennsylvania
Robert Larson
Chicago
Susanville
Calif
Susanville Hospital
Arwhler
American Medical Association
Medal of Honor To Marine Officer Henry Commiskey
Lt. Henry Alfred Commiskey, 24, became the first Marine awarded the congressional Medal of Honor for heroism in Korea. President Truman personally pinned the medal at a White House ceremony after Commiskey led a charge up a hill, killing seven enemy soldiers. He is a post supply officer at the Marine Barracks and Naval Air Rocket Test Station in Dover, New Jersey.
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Washington
Henry Alfred Commiskey
Korea
Truman
White House
Camrpinkey
Commiskey
Fentagon
Marine Corps
Navy
Stalin
Marine Barracks
U. S. Naval Air Rocket Test Station
Lake Denmark
Dover
N. J
Lightning Kills Five Camp Hikers in Idaho Canyon
DRIGGS Idaho Aug 2 A bolt of lightning killed five hikers and wounded eight others seeking cover under trees during a thunderstorm near the Teton Peaks about 12 miles east of Driggs The group of 37 included four teenage girls and a woman camp counselor identified as Betty Kearney Carol Engstrom Mary Levierson Berniece Malone and Mrs Ora Holst The lone man Fred Miller aided victims with artificial respiration before help arrived and bodies were airlifted from the site The Driggs Stake of the Latter Day Saints runs the camp
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Idaho
Teton Peaks
Here
Fred Miller
Miller
Driggs
Latter Day Saints Church
Betty Kearney
Carol Engstrom
Mary Levierson
Berniece Malone
Ora Holst
Ako
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oklahoma
John Warren
Newkirk
Pikes Peak
Don Hill
Wichita
Kas
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Fred Andrews
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Latta News
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