Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
A court notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces a death related estate action for WL Moore. Corroborating filings by Cora Moore and others seek determination of descent and quieting title against named heirs and defendants Josie Henry Raymond Henry and others. A hearing is set for August 29, 1951, in Ada Oklahoma, with further actions required by September 1941.
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State OF
Oklahoma
WL Moore
Cora Ogerore
WL. Moore
Cora Oree Moore
Wo. Moore
Pontotoc
WY. L. Moore
Pontater
Ada
Perenne
IsHan
Sam Rover
Josie Heney
Raymond Henry
Edgar Mere
Willie Henry
J. Randall Connell
Elizabeth Measy
Mack McDonald
Debbie Me
Bonvid
Wallace Henry
Lillie Henry
Woodrow Wilson
McDonald
Wallace Henrs
Lille Henrr
Woodie Wilsot McDonald
J. Ho Stufflebean
Ft Stufflenecn
John B. Morey
Clara T. Morey
Ade
Duce i Wo Evans
Hettir Amrev
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Duce Ij WI Evans
Crahirze
Adam Said
Tom
Pontator County
Portotoe County
Ty D. V. Thomas
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company, & Corporation
George W. Waller
D. W. Thomas
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company
Pontotag County
Abe Holloway
Abbott
Lambert
Ond Roberts
Wiliam L Hopper
Mite ‘Hopper
Josie Mopper
Faniows County
Jack H. Sroot
Marie Bino
Arthyn
Fenteto
Tuatec
Wits
Anc
Elvina Cravatt
Hell
Aaron Brown
James Newton Ross
Sulphur Legion Post to Elect Tonight
Sulphur American Legion Post No. 148 will meet tonight for an election. Commander Raymond Wailen says the nominating committee of Mace Williams Addison Walker and Gene Frier will present nominations. Other officers include Raymond McGruder vice commander Ernest Swelv second vice commander George Duke adjutant Forest McMurtry officer Ross Womack Oscar Young Lynn Norman service officers and Joe Chaney sergeant at arms.
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Plett National Park
American Legion
Raymond Wailen
Mace Williams
Addison Walker
Gene Frier
Raymond McGruder
Ernest Swelv
George Duke
Forest McMurtry
Ross Womack
Oscar Young
Lynn Norman
Joe Chaney
Arma
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma District Court
Publicacion de Notificacion para Partes en Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma em lenguaje legal conteniendo nomes y identidades de demandados y propietarios de tierras descritas en fraccionamiento de Sección 21 y 23 Bloques, con fecha 1951 y listado de herederos posibles y ejecutor. Llamado a responder demanda antes del 8 de septiembre de 1951 o se dictara fallo en favor del demandante.
Notary Acknowledgement Record From 1951
The document presents a notary acknowledgment dated July 30 1951, with FH Morrow and W D Clemons appearing before Claude Thompson Notary Public to attest their execution of a deed. The text notes the individuals affirmed the act freely and voluntarily, witnessed by the notary seal and signature.
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Forward
Slate
FH Morrow
W. D. Clemons
Snow
Smuggler Homer Cook Returns to United States
Homer Cook of Mussages Oklahoma, who slipped into Germany to see his German sweet heart and served jail time, returns on the Gen Butner to Brooklyn. Maj Lester I. Sherfield, former assist ant provost marshal, greets him as Cook is freed for good behavior and seeks work with Trailways Bus Co. Cook hopes to bring his wife Anni Sporrer to the United States. The 650 A.D. Arabian source note appears as a fragment.
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New York
Homer Cook
Mussages
Oka
Germany
Butner
Brooklyn Army Base
Lester I. Sherfield
Cook
Sherfield
Munieh
Constabulariooper
Sars
Daily Dizaster Commentary on Civil Defense and Legislation
The article applauds plain folks honesty in welfare aid and lauds Oklahoma civil defense as a training program to protect against disasters. It notes lawmakers cut appropriations for 1949-51, urging continued fiscal restraint, and ends with a joke about Roy E. Pitzgerald known as Friday.
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Civil Defense Council
Dr Greens New Health Official Takes Post in City
Dr James L Green, rector of city health, assumed duties Tuesday succeeding Dr JC Cenada who resigned for a Tahisquah post. Green, a Muskogee native and OU medical graduate, has worked in Cleveland and Ottawa County. He will oversee health work in Pontotoc Hughes and Murray counties.
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James L Green
Pew
Sis
Ade
JC. Cenada
Tahisquah
Cleveland
Ohio
Alexis Hospit
Green
Muskogee
Ottawa County
Miami
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Drunkenness in Public Charged in Local Court
The record notes charges of public drunkenness filed Wednesday in Percy Armstrong's justice of peace court. A man was arrested on the street here in a drunken and disorderly condition by officers.
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Morris
Percy Armstrong
Justice of Peace Court
East Central State College Praised by Oklahoma Regents
The Ada Evening News Aug 5 1951 clipping praises East Central State College for rapid growth and strong Ada support. It credits Dr Spencer and admin staff with guiding the college to national prominence and urges expansion to graduate programs, noting demand for masters degrees and future development.
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Spencer
Ada Evening News
East Central State College
Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges
Ada
Board of Regents of Oklahoma
East Central
Regents For Higher Education
Latta Baptist VBS draws 95 registered over two days
Latta news notes a Women's Vacation Bible School with 95 registered, 8F over two days or more and an average attendance of 75, detailing the list of workers and guests including Rev. Paul Box at Kenar a assembly, plus local visits and community updates. A Rural Electrification Administration loan of 245000 to Roosevelt State Tel ephones for service improvements is announced.
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Jay Lee
State Emergency Relief Board
Citzen
Miami
Latin Baptist Vbs
C. E. Mey Kinzie
Alvin Arter
Truett Haskins
Haskell Griffis
W. M. Gann
Charles Bigham
Lea Swanson
John Whitson
J. H. Houchen
Jean Dilbeck
Aubrey Eaton
Lee Heney
Clara Oliver
Judson Elliott
Chester Williams
Elmo Ginson
Evie Arteberry
Gladys Morgan
Steve Gann
Dave Tatum
Verlin Arter
Sylvester Gipson
John Themes
Hoot Houchen
Paul Box
Kénera Assembly
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
New State Teleprons Company of
Roosevelt
Oxla
Richardson Tops Among Young Net Stars in America
Australian Davia Cup team scouts praise Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge Louisiana as the standout young American prospect at the Newport Casino invitation. Manager Esca Stephens cites his ground strokes and backhand and predicts he could reach the national championship. Other rising Americans Conway Catton Whitney Reed and Fred Magist from California are noted for strokes and poise.
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Rewport
America
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Richardson
Esca Stephens
South Orange
N. J
Sydney
Conway Catton
Whitney Reed
Fred Magist
California
Stephens
Sulphur Public Schools Announce 1981 82 Faculty
Sulphur public schools released the 1981 82 teaching staff led by Superintendent George Portman. A teacher meeting is set for Monday August 27 at 9 a m at the high school to finalize enrollment plans. Enrollment begins August 28 with the weeklong pupil enrollment ahead. The list covers junior senior high staff led by George W Duke and Cameron and Washington grade schools with principals Mrs Billie Fern Stroud and Harold John respectively. Bus drivers custodians and a school nurse support the system.
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George
Portman
George W. Duke
Leo E. Farnedy
Monte “Barton
Ina Chaney
Lilian Colling
Jack Cox
Gertrude Donaghe
Sarah Duke
Marvelia Norwood
Craty Norwood
Florence Pevehouse
Gladys Pates
Harral | Scott
Jo Dean Spurlock
Foy Stout
Gladys Tinge
Ruby Townsley
Mildred Vaughan
Carmen Worrell
Cameron Grade School
Billie Fern Stroud
Edna Alexander
Frances Cox
Ruth Daugherty
Jack Greenlee
Fleeta Horn
Lorena Nowlin
Alfie Puttkamer
Mary Stephens
Washington Grade
Harold John
Jewel Best
Anna Coe
Lois Eppler
Tessie Hasts
Vivian Huol
Inda King
Lula Sucur
Mary Leonard
Elizabeth McCleary
T. Lee Pennington
Christine An
Nettie Webb
Marjorie Humby
R. BE. Hunter
Joe Mann
Lewis Sparks
C. D. Yates
Heary Aves
Harvey Smith
T. Woods
Appointment of B C Jackson as Sulphur airport manager
Sulphur city council confirms B C Jackson as port manager for Jackson Sulphur Airport. Jackson already manages Fenn Land Cost Mill Creek and has shown interest in airport use by company officials. He aims to hire workmen to care for the port. the airport includes 151 wires purchased in 1946.
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B.C. Jackson
Jackson
Mill Creek
Calf roping results from Kinney County rodeo meet
Page One rodeo list shows competitors and times from Burk Bud Bown Candy Anderson H D Binns with calf roping times ranging from 16.9 to 28.5 seconds. Notable finishers include Zim Sniveley Pawhuske 16.9 and George Wilderspin Fort Worth 21.5, Ralph Lane Marlow 83.1, Jim Turrer Jr Wilson 23.7, Dick Banett Ryan 24.5, Jack Alle Pauls Valley 24.7, and Elmer Carter Archer City 28.5. Several others tied times and names are listed as eligible for time.
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Pauls ‘Valley
Alike Ward
Ft Worth
Tex
Ada Rodeo Sideshow Highlights Top Cowboys and Acts
Frank Frease of Vinita and Pat Scudder of Dewey won saddle bronc titles, with Red Wilmer and Freckles Brown close contenders. The Ada Rodeo featured steer wrestling led by Dick Truitt, plus riding acts, roping, and a charity purse of 1900 dollars across 19 steer ropers. spectators enjoyed clowns and mules for comic relief amid rugged competition.
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Frank Frease
Vinita
Pat Scudder
Dewey
Scudder
Hia
Reckles Brown
Lawton
Frazier Saddle Shop
Ada
Red Wilmer
Freckles Brown
Tater Decker
Ros
Dick Truitt
Stonewall
Truitt
Coutest
Royal King
Earl Albin
Comanche
Tex
Buster B
Gold Man
Bob Burton
Arlington
Jim Roark
Wagoner
Cotton Forecast For Near Record Crop
The agriculture department estimates this season’s cotton crop at 11,266,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, near a record. This surpasses last year’s 10,012,000 bale short crop, yet trails the 1940s average of 12,030,000. Exports remain restricted due to supply concerns, and the largest on record was 18,948,000 bales in 1937.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bates
Reconstruction cost for Korea tops two hundred million dollars
The State Department estimates about 200000000 will be needed to reconstruct Korea after the war. Senator Connally told reporters the figure was presented to the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees during hearings on the foreign aid bill. He noted Americans consume about 148 pounds of meat per person each year.
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Washington
State Department
Korea
Connally
D-Tex
Department
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
McMahon urges more truth into Iron Curtain broadcasts
Senator McMahon says the United States must intensify efforts to reveal facts to Soviet citizens after Moscow aired a U S friendship resolution. He criticizes Soviet replies as propaganda and demands UN atomic control and open Russian communication to prove peace intentions, warning of a fraudulent peace offensive otherwise.
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Jack Bell
John M. Hightower
Washington
McMahon
U. S
Jtme
Moscow
Gouardey
Congress
Truman
United States
Kremlin
Russia
Rep. Ribicoff
House
Shvernik
Ribicoff
Connecticut
United Nations
Byrd Organization Dominates Primaries Across States
The Byrd organization led by U S Senator Harry F Byrd showed strength in Virginia and near losses in Princess Anne and Newport News as Mississippi voters headed to a July runoff. Unofficial returns put Hugh White in a likely August runoff with Paul Johnson Jr while Sam Lumpkin and Hoss Barnett trailed. The Mississippi tally left the field split and undecided.
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Associateé Pree
Virginia
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Mississippi
Hugh White
White
Paul Johnson, Jr
Sam Lumpkin
Hoss Barnet
Byrd
Senate
People’s Party
Princess Anne County
Victor C. Wilson
Byrd Organization
House of Delegates
G. Alvin Massenburg
Newport News
Washington
Andrew W. Clarke
John A. K. Donovan
DiSalle Sees New Price Rises
Atlanta reports Michael DiSalle head of the OPS says living costs may rise 8 to 8 percent and the OPS will try to hold prices but cannot guarantee under new price control laws. He predicted 12 months may add 10 to 16 billion dollars to family budgets.
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Atlanta
Michael DiSalle
Office of
Face Lifting for District Courtroom
The district courtroom is undergoing a face-lift with walls re-conditioned and painted in an aqua tone. The cleanup and paint-up campaign is expected to be completed in the next few days.
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Tre County
Pontofoc County
L Moore
Belmont
Ana
Notih
Townsend Aves Nas SP
TE. LaSalle
Fevesaio
Fener
Cerrees
Pentetoe County
Oklahome
Treo Andrews
Ae the
TRE District Court
Witrir
Pontothe County
Stuffienean
N.rl
Stuffle
Josje Henry, Et A
Josie Henry
Rastmond Hensat Heny
Wiliie
Elizabeth Henry
Debbie McDonald
Remo Henry
Ate
Jacdrow Wilson McDonald
Stufflebean
N. A. Stufflebean
District Court
Pantatac County
Section
Township 2
Worth
Range 4
East
Holloway
Pontstec County
Oklahama
Curtis and Blanton
Pontinoc County
Clati
Tom D. McKeown
Postotoc
Dude J. W) Evans
Deceas
Distri Court OF Pon
Toton County
Gilley and Gladye A
Gulla
M Emanuel
Levit
Adee
George W Walter
Tee
George W. Walles
Nelia
Ile Unierown Siccessors Tturteen and
Enviens
Pontotne County
Feulean
Brown
Kathleen Brown
William J. Hopper
Mittie Hopper
Josie Hopper
Pontotac County
Adalatoma
Sulphur Legion
Arulegea County
Jack 1
Bhost
al Phaintitt
B. Chawning
Ne. Petit
Zaver
Zoller
Conservative Loan Company
Conservative Loan and Trust Co
Oklahoma Fatt Mortgage Company
Crayatt
Perintoe County Oklanoma
Claude V. Thompson
W. Clemons
Uficer
Clertons
Partyeramp
Ads
Clemone Orrow
Claude ¥. Thompson
Hotery Public
Homer Cock
Bisset
Roy E
Pitzgerald
Tulsa
Dr. Green
Rew Health Unil
My, D. Little, Sr
Mr. Little
Latta News
Melvin Honeycutt
Jr. Brinler
Ventura
Calif
Myr
Charles Houchen
Latta
Adz
Brinlee
Lawrence
Opal Houchen
May Morgan
Gwen Evans
Shawnee
Mrs. Dee Campbell
Yolanda
WP. Abbott
Bill Campbell
Hasxellene Griffis
Steve and
Barbara Gann Lett Mondew
Falls Creek Baptist Assembly
Mrs
Marvin Laughlin
Charlie Lavehlin
Homer
Elwood Williams
Mrr
Lester Biggs
A. DL Casady
Collene
Frances Teel
Collens Cassady
3. Burge
Oral Shipman
Yin Laughling
Clyde Casady
Dinwiddie
Bristow
Leroy Battles
Lanny
J.C. Lovelace
Supt
Jackson Sulphur Airport
Rodeo Times
Bivis
Coslgate
Albion Ogee
Elmer Carter
Archer City
Les 3Y Combs
Johnny Vance
Sonny Jurtie
Cowboys
Chevrolet
Pete Adams
Decker
Madison Square Garden
Atoka
DiSalle
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