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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1976
Page
3
Creditors are notified to present claims against Frances Jo Haynes decedent with vouchers to Marvin Floyd Haynes executor at 511 King's Road Ada Oklahoma within two months of the date of this notice or be forever barred.
In Pon totoc County Oklahoma J L Cook sues Gertrude J Clift et al to quiet and confirm title to extensive undivided mineral interests in multiple sections. The petition seeks heir determination, removal of inheritance taxes, and prescription based title with judgment by Sep 16 1976. Wayne Joplin court clerk E Eubank deputy Danny R Beltz attorney Stroud Oklahoma 8 5 3tw
In the matter of the estate of Alta C Donahey deceased Case P-76-64 notices to creditors require filing within 30 days of first publication with vouchers to Lambert Roberts Jaques Scrivner Ada Oklahoma. Hearing for final account distribution and discharge set for 10 00 A M September 14 1976 in Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma before Judge Calvert L Cannon.
Two men study a large white oak on Arlington Ada as Lou Morrison of Oklahoma State University and graduate student Arlen Bostian test a 10 gallon treatment to cure oak wilt and oak decline. The method is experimental and may only be for commercial applicators pending approval. Morrison notes diagnosis requires lab work, and the oak could die within years despite temporary improvements. The same fungus linked to persimmon wilt complicates control efforts and resident homeowners face uncertain prospects.
Mrs. Mable improves from illness as Stonewall welcomes Dallas couple Mr. and Mrs. Banks who reside in the Maggie Sawyer house. Revival continues in Konawa led by Rev. and Mrs. Ice. Local visits include the Furgersons and Carmie Treas family. Church attendance numbers are reported for several congregations.
Pug Garrett was released from the hospital on Wednesday and is doing fine. Family and friends visited and helped with the garden and home duties through the week. The center notes several relatives traveling, visiting, and attending church services with invites to midweek and Sunday services.
Eleven year old Kim Brecheen won the Ada Rodeo Queen title in a ceremony led by Ken Lance at the arena southeast of Ada. First runner-up Roberta Bolin, second runner-up Sandy Horton, and Brecheen received a saddle and trophy. She will ride in the grand entry opening the five day rodeo.
Ada reports $1,983,350 estimated construction cost through June 1976, nearing 1975 totals, with 83 building permits in the first half and a rising permit count. The Roff city council warns residents to curb non essential water use to avoid tapping wells and the city water tower.
In the matter of the estate of Clemmie Mae Duncan deceased Pontotoc County Oklahoma creditors must present claims with executor at Michael G. Smith law office Ada Oklahoma within two months of first publication or be barred. Dated July 27 1976. Michael G. Smith attorney for the estate.
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