Ada to Vote on Gas Franchise Proposal Aug 20 1958
Ada Oklahoma voters will decide a franchise for Southwest Natural Gas Co to lay pipe and operate gas services within city limits for 25 years. Election duties include polling sites across four wards with listed judges and clerks. voting hours from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on August 20, 1958, with official canvass by the County Board of Commissioners.
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State of
Oklahoma
Ada
Okla
Shoma
uFan
Acts
Lo Southwest Natural Gas Company
Srecessors
Ayalem
Oxlandnm
Aaid Corporation
Board of
Comrmla
Siowers
Oklabeans
Baliat Uzek
Tamaia
Oelock Bt
County Court House
Claude Bobbitt
Tom Howe
T. J. Chambless
Frank Robinson
Mattress
A. Galbraith
Cullina
OG E. Marjorie
Graven
Harry Witburn
Clarks
Robert Randolph
Shirley Whigenhunt
WLR
Willard School
W. B. Jones
Charles Drummond
KJ. Stafford
Oren Hughey
GC. Ray
W. M. Heard
J. D. A P Singnam
Ars
Irving Sonner
Mes
John Tydler
F. J. Lewarda
George Oliver
AL. Hensley
Mra
Edwarda
Keith Fulter
Funges
W. A. Alexander
Vertreer
SM. Gibson
Roy Weddi
Glade Pitt
Carl Stanfield
Preginck
Yaallington
Fred Combs
Bauleh Wo
Mies
Joss Sarritt
Wille Webb
Oklshipma
Miz Pomeiny
J W
Cadwalder
Brrkat Mra
Joast
Reuse
Mario Goforth
Aboys
Alan Ict
Canvons
Inn
Anid
Bill Crawford
Albert Ghinamberialn
Notice of MajORITY Rigs for Minor Baird in Oklahoma
In Warren County Oklahoma a petition filed August 20 1938 requests the court grant Eddie Baird and minor Eddie Baird majority rights to manage contracts and transact business as if the minor were of majority age. The case appears in Pontotoc County with George A. Deird as attorney.
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State of Oklahome
Pontus
Eddie Bal Ala
Noxe Irland
Georgie
Pentotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Eddie Baird
Keddie Baird
Reldie Baird
George A. Deird
Ada City School Bond Election Notice 1998
Public notice from Ada Oklahoma announcing an August 16 1998 election in the Ada City School District to issue negotiable coupon bonds for 98500 dollars to fund a building project, with details on tax levy, interest rate up to four percent, and polling locations and officials for the vote. Also includes probate notice about William F Harrison estate with court actions and deadlines.
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Oklahoma
Board of Education
Cly
Ada
Okla
Retforth
A. D
Aald City
Aaid City
Oklahams
Wald Diateict
Italia
Macea
Court Hose
Claude Bobbitt
T Ed. Chamblers
Jedges
Frank Robison
Minnie G
Hope
Mattress Victory
East
D. Johns
Ide Harrison
Wolpex
Slade Noman
John Sadler
Word
Precirey
Hava Schoo
Gtt Reeves
Adriana. Vreeland
Manis B. Monroe
Guy Thrash
Chevrolet Garage
Gary Kitchens
Harrin
Trdgen
Berry Tong
Mra
U. A
Robert Tatutolph
Shirley Whitenhunt
W. B. Tones
A.mone
Valles
Garage
North
Mississippi
Paul Jackson
Mia
C. Roberts
Mra. Dew
Lanier
Mes
Gertle Cook
J. KH
Norman
Venta Scott
Glarka
Glenwood School
F. J. Stafford
Oren Hughey
Stra
C & Ray
My. C. E. Ethridse
Irving Archool
W. M. Heard
Bingham
Judgern
Nera
W. Gonner
John Hyder
Edwards
J. A Menaler
Sdith Fuller
Ledwarda
W. A. Alexander
Sil Vertrees
John Edmiston
Emmi Russell
Precinst
Boil Gibson
J. J. Crowner
Jladwes
Maude Tite
Nes
J.B. Marsh
Ahoat
Washington School
Fred Combs
Willie Webb
Jintges
Ania
Bil Crawford
Albert Chamberlain
Oklahoma County foreclosure and sale notice and estate sale
Notices detail a writ of execution in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to levy on Wick Adair lands to satisfy a 3000 dollar judgment with interest, outlining sale at the county courthouse on a date in 1948, with sheriff and attorneys named. Additional notices cover partnership estate liquidation and a clemency request proceeding for a manslaughter case in Pontotoc County.
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Willem F. Haretson
Atestate
Lena Lao
Teo RR
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Willum J. Harrison
Datsir Gillar
Mlaintitta
Okiahoma
Sys
Jaath Way
John Boyce McKeel
Alahome
Lee Roore
Moore
Plamus
Wick Adair
Adair
Amid Mnintife Axatet
Thwest
West Butt
Orthwest Quarter
Southweat
Northweat
Pontetor County
Wexas Oram
Rusust
Ada
Nyda Wilner
Ponteroc County
Claude Sturdivant
Ondersner- Hitcher
Watehen
Ada Social Notes and Local Visits
Ada residents and visitors are listed for the week with names including Thelma Breeden Doris Pendleton Margery Perriman Mae Smith Lilie Shook Elmore Patton Pruitt Palmer Arthur Coffey J C Wells Kenneth Cobb Olis Perri capa Jimmie Ownby Jack Pendleton Watson Gentry Dessen Tribby Sulphur and other local relations noted as spending Sundays and Wednesdays with families and friends.
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L. C. Cobb
A. Hennigan
Ada
Thelma Breeden
Doris Pendleton
Marjorie
George Perriman
Mae Smith
Lilie Shook
Elmore Patton
Ross
W. C. Patton
Pruitt
Palmer
Arthur Coffey
J.C. Wells
Kenneth Cobb
Olis Perricapa
Sarah Pendleton
Jack
Jimmie Ownby
Local Ada social notes highlight visits and travels
Ada town social column lists residents visiting relatives in Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Tulsa. It notes multiple trips to Colorado New Mexico California and Canada with engagements at East Central College and various hosts including Miss Claire Sledge Miss Kate Case and Mrs. Hardy Young. Community members plan house parties weekend visits and extended tours, with several families returning from trips and hosting friends at home.
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Kate June Case
Margaret Spruce
Dalles
Sylvia Riner
Wichita Falls
Miss Spruce
Miss Riner
Colorado
T. J. McDonald
Joyce Ann and
Tom, Jr
Oklahoma City
West Fifteenth Street
W. A. Latta
San Diego
California
George Latta
Elmer Dean
Ada
Lattas
City
R. B. Winton
Charles Vernon
Morris’ Elton
Ya Ray
Leta Sue
Vernon
Texas
J F. Compton
West Nineteenth Street
Mr. Winton
Compton
Dubie Lee Dean
Denver Colorado
New Mexico
Kenneth Stoneman
Ponca City
Claude Logsdon
East Ninth Street
Claude V. Thompson
North
Beard Avenue
Ora Faust
Northwest
Lake Louise
Canada
Seattle
Washington
San Francisco
Acecl
Ollie Pharse
G. A. Logan
Otis Roberts
East Central College
Ollie Lee Sliver
Beatrice Stephens
Arlis Logan
Shumard
Money
Woodroe
Barney Hall
Jess Gurley
Lewis Newkirk
Ruby Dempsey
Vernie Johnson
Leon Gurley
J. W
George Turner
Merriell Roundtree
Earnest Farr
McCause
Virgil, Isaacs
Wilson
Bris
Haywood Fowler
Frank Cox
Elmer Vanderavits
Gene Farr
A. £. Cruson
Fred Chilcoat
Roy Crowley
Kernie Corwin
Roy
Jenks Penrod
Cora Dots
Cathryn Loftis
Durant
Clovis
Velmar Sanders
Grandpa
Grandma Martin
Deedie
Parks
Tom Little
Wetumka
Lou Brandon
Bertha Lutrell
Ina Houser
Eva Tiner
Lou Penrod
Missouri Republicans Split Over Pendergast in 1940 Fight
Missouri Republicans aided the split in Democratic ranks over Tom Pendergast and Governor Lloyd C. Stark. Clark won renomination amid a Kansas City power clash while Pendergast carried heavy support in his home city. Stark’s surge realigned Missouri’s party hierarchy, with Pendergast still able to influence delegates for 1940.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
Missouri
Tom Pendergast
Bennet Champ Clars
Clark
Pendergast
Lloyd C. Stark
Democratic Supreme Court
James V. Billings
Stark
Supreme Court
James M. Douglas
Strick
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Billings
Douglas
Handy
Bernard F. Dickmen
County Commissioners Review Annual Estimates
The county board, led by Richard Elam and George R. Collins with Sam Tew, meets to study department spending and needs for the current fiscal year. A budget approval step follows after the estimates go to the excise board. No progress on moving justice of the peace offices from Ada courthouse. Community notes mention rain, gatherings, visits, and local residents' activities.
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Board of County Commissioners
Excise Board
Richard Elam
Stonewall Pulisher
George R. Collins
Sam Tew
Allen Banker
Justices of the Peace
Ada
Court House
Elam
Kennedy heads to France with family on holiday trip
United States Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy departed by plane from London for France to join his family on vacation. In Philadelphia, Mrs. Louise Spangler marks her 100th birthday and reflects on faith as she celebrates a centenarian milestone.
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London
United States
Joseph VP. Kennedy
Umes
France
Philadelphia
Louise Spangler
First National Bank of Ada Opens New Home After Growth
The First National Bank of Ada, led by P. A. Norris for decades, opens its new building as assets exceed 3 million with deposits near 2.29 million. The bank funded civic upgrades, farming reforms, cotton and cattle growth, and oil industry expansion in southeastern Oklahoma, reflecting a long history of local partnership. A separate note from Toronto reports Alphonse Alda's son Robert continuing to smoke a pipe at age almost three.
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First National Bank of
Ada
Oklahoma
First ‘National Bank
Frank Dunlop
First National Bank
P. A. Norris
Reed
W. L. Reed
Norris
Loil
Beebe
Allen
Fitts
Toronto
Alphonse Robert Alda
Robert
Pipa Aida
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Ada Milling Company
Nolch
William F. Harrison
Chickasaw &17
Qauya Eten
Nea Harrison
Mamit Carpenter
Nee Marrison
Mary Harrison
Mila Baxter
Nao Harrison
Lilie Pate
One Harrison
Fannie Ngwita Young
Mea Hartigon
Arthur By Harrison
Earl Engeng Harrison
Mabel Miller
Rancid
Bornie Miller
Carmelot Miller
Wyile
Raymond Miller
Hermondis
Harold Elam
Geraldine Elam
Anw
Elmer Miler
Curtis Elam
John Henry Elam
Lucile Elam
Peter Delchman
WIMFP
Harrison
Chickasaw
Creditava
Claimanda
William B. Harrison
Caleka
Court of Oklahoma
Louis A. Griggs
Tor
Aald Coney Coach
Talon O'Clork
Cort House
Kintona
Hue
Innaate
Alin
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Ranke
Fantotac Cagney
Pontatoc County
Oklahora
Nws
Sws
North Range
Cent County
Bant
Eughes County
Myers
Goa
Jon Golinty
Okinhoma
Pat Luise
Akin O Company
New SW
Fontatee
Worthingion Water
Rye Teeta Sur
Silpay Fa Inter
Cynthia Laren Gringe
Admin- OQ Nav
28Th Street
Olookolakama
Crowe de Tolegrt
Ambry
Calvin
Rirat National Nhomn iGuy
Oklahona
Pontotec
Ollahoma
Sint Canuel
R-i-it Pa
Ts. Army
Curtis
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Bron Pridar
Thalia Eby
Indianapolis
Indiana
Eva Blake
South Broadway
Eby
Miss Blake
Eddie Rush
Clarita
F. M. Estep
Seminole
Hardy Young
Mary Ann
A. L. Young
East Main Street
E. ©. Hunter
Huntsville
Lloyd Rose
Mickey McBride
Paul Jennings
Tulsa
W. H. Williams
U. S. S. Ranger
Virginia Harris
Dear. West
Dorothy Milam
Vrew Sandaps
Sidney Katz
Ben Katz
Dallas
Fort Worth
Earl Norman
James Norman
Wilsur Norman
Wright Hart
Martyn Clark
Ben Boies
Willis Nunally
Skelly Oi Company
Shawnee
B. M. Blair
Blacksboro
Virginia
Marjorie Shelton
Blair
Miss Shelton
Sullins College
June Yates
Dr. Yates
CCC
H. A. Stevenson
Marjorie Braly
Carlsbad
Grand Canyon
Catalina Islands
Santa Barbara
Joe Vota
Ernest Poellegrenni
Lehigh
F. D. Adams
Nettie Vote
Martha Montgomery
Mary Frances Haddock
Miss Montgomery
Max Johnson
C. M. Stubblefield
Ruby
Katherine Stubblefield
C. FP. McClure
Bill
Paducah
Fulton
Kentucky
Garvin Atkins
R. L. Daugherty
Paul Gowan Putty
Daugherty
Mrs. Putty
Ruth Faye Atkins
Mary Beth Masterson
W. B. M: Terson
Miss Masterson
Udent
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
New York City
Glen Fields
Hutchinson
Kansas
Ray Fields
Fields
Hallburton
A. D. Bolton
McAlester
C.W. Bolen
Elizabeth
Cumby
Charles Bolen
Finley
O. H. Miller
Dr. Miller
T. H. Wyatt
Durant Hospital
Archie Ferris
Connerville
Vailey View Hospital
Cora Perot
Onion - Hill
K. C
Bennett Clark
Charles Morgan
Ada News
Gore
Haley Williams
Dorothy Thomas
Williams
Bonnie Lee Buster
Meric Williams
Qoal Lee Whitson
Ona Mae Bottoms
Evelyn Williams
Edward Cantrell
Daisy Jackson
Dorothy Mae Williams
Norman Mitchel
Erma Mitchell
P. L
Pickett
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Frank’ Dunlap
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