Final Account Hearing in Salona Evans Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the district court fixes a hearing for August 25 1971 at 1000 am in Ada on the executrix Mar ine Lee s final account and petition for determination of heirs distribution and discharge. Also included are notices in lawsuits C 71 181 and C 71 183 against the heirs of Solomon Julius Choctaw by blood with required responses by September 16 1971 and court actions to quiet title to lands described in sections 6 20 townships 4 5 north range 7 east containing 49 60 acres subject to oil and mineral reservations and to determine heirs. The notices warn all interested parties of court actions and potential judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Lee
Salona Evans
District Court
Ada
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Charles W. Maloy
Solomon Julius
Jane Julius
Sallie Julius
Eli Julius
Gilbert Julius
R. R. Berryman
Towit
William E. McDonald
W. E. McDonald
Elmer McDonald
Essie B. McDonald
Oklahoma
Lou Ann Jackson
A. J. Jackson
J. W. Henry
Jewel W. Henry
Ida M. Henry
Ida Mae Henry
Johnson & Thompson
South Townsend
P. O. Box X
Notices in Pontotoc County estates and land suits 1971
Public notices include foreclosure and land description in Pontotoc County Oklahoma from August 1971. Files announce preservation actions in real estate cases against heirs and administrators, probate filings for Loreda C. Bowers and William E. McDonald, and probate hearings, with dates, names, and locations.
Deaths and obituaries in Ada area and court martial report
Obituaries note the deaths of Maude Roberts 84 Ada resident John L Hyder 68 and George H Odom 80 with funeral home references plus Robert Darrel Corson 10 Coalgate and Doyle Holliee Bradam 60 formerly of Ada. Also AP reports Adventist Jose Ramon Sanchez sentenced to six years for Sabbath refusal in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Spain
Jose Ramon Sanchez
George Henry Odom
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Robert Darrel Courson
Coalgate
Leonard Funeral Home
Doyle Holliee Bradam
Smith Funeral Home
Vikings in Oklahoma debate at Norman exhibit
Four rune stones found in eastern Oklahoma fuel debate over Viking presence in Oklahoma about 500 years before Columbus. The exhibit at the Oklahoma Science and Arts Foundation runs Aug 22 to Oct 17 with runestone displays, maps, and translations, backed by two lectures presenting opposing views by Dr. Ole Landsverk and Mrs. Brigitta Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Science and Arts Foundation
Gloria Farley
Heavner
Heavener
Poteau
Tulsa
Shawnee
Poteau and
America
Robert Burke
Stovall Museum of History and Science
Norman
Oklahoma Historical Society
The
Ole G. Landsverk
North America
Landsverk
Glendale
Calif
Norsemen Press
Brigitta Wallace
Wallace
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Galley-Wanting Around The County
Mrs. Connie Reed Angie and Jamie visited Sunday in Okay with Mr and Mrs W G O Ban non Mr and Mrs Clovis Thomp son Debbie Ann and Ricky visited Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Clifford Sami Teri and Traci The Thompsons visited Sun day afternoon with Mr and Mrs Edgar Cross and Lee Cross Mr and Mrs Carl Rhynes Texas spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Guinn Mr and Mrs Alvis Stewart Chickasha spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Jim Guinn Mr and Mrs R T Reeves Atoka and Mrs Naomi Ford Ft Worth spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jim Guinn Mr and Mrs Virgil McCurdy Tulsa spent the weekend with his brother Mr and Mrs Martin McCurdy Mr and Mrs Raymond Ellis and children Holdenville visited Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs Pat Ellis Mr and Mrs Hugh Sweat and Patti had supper Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Raymond Ellis and children Holdenville Mrs Ruby Evans and Mrs Agnes Scroggins Ada visited recently with Mr and Mrs Pat Ellis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis Thompson
Debbie Ann
Ricky
John Clifford
Sami
Teri
Traci
Carl Rhynes
Texas
Jim Guinn
Alvis Stewart
Chickasha
R. T. Reeves
Atoka
Naomi Ford
Ft. Worth
Raymond Ellis
Holdenville
Pat Ellis
Hugh Sweat
Patti
Ruby Evans
Agnes Scroggins
Ada
Winefred Berryman
Rochelle
Norwalk
Calif
J. W. Berryman
Edd Berryman
Rebee
Roy Coffee
Sasakwa
Elmer Lee
Wayne Joplin
Juley and
Beckey
Bebee
Homer Loman
Bell Garden
Buster Hobbs
J. R. Pendergrass
Wilma Golden
Homer
R. Pendergrass
Albert Peveyhouse
Glenda West
Ode Deaton
Raymond Hutching
Lisa
Don Key
Houston
Tex
Nancy
Peggy
Glenn Koopman
Jeannette Koopman
Logan Breeden
Jeanette Koopman
Glenn
Shirley Haney
Lonnie V. Manuel
Calvin Lee
Norman
Clarence Tenny
Addie English
Richard Lee
Bill Lee
Valley View Hospital
Billy Lee
Kent
Kevin
Sonya
W. H. Strawn
Okemah
Thomas Roy Nelson
Broken Arrow
Kevin Lee
W. A. Lee
Roy Gentry
Valley
T. H. Haley
Kay Lynne
Myrtle Smith
Kay Lynne Haley
Lorena Haley
Kirby Williams
Kim
Francis
Joe
Bob Cowling
Rob
Stonewall
C. H. Hampton
Hershall Hampton
Ronald
Bennie Hampton
Oklahoma City
Clifford Rogers
Wetumka
Ava Nell Barnett
Pickett
Mon
Oakman Sunday crowd and visiting families noted
In Oakman Sunday School there were twenty attendees and three visitors Kay Poe Casper and Rochelle from Norwalk California plus Mrs Winefred Berryman. Several families including the Morgans of Tulsa and numerous Berrymans and Lees are listed as visiting or hosting church activities and birthdays with recurrent mentions of travel between Ada Sasakwa and Norman Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Poe
Casper
Wyo
Winefred Berryman
Rochell
Norwalk
Calif
J. W. Berryman
Calvin Lee
Richard
Carolyn
Bobby
Norman
Robert Scroggins
John Morgan
Tulsa
Bro. Morgan
Center Association
Flora Carter
Pat Scroggins
Claude Lee
Water Board hearing on Midcontinent Glass project in Pontotoc County
Surface Water Application No. 71 362 filed June 25 1971 by Midcontinent Glass Land Company seeks 12 acre feet of water from a mining pit for industrial use in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Hearing set September 2 1971 at 10 30 a m at Oklahoma Water Resources Board offices with protest rules and a 15 dollar protest fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midcontinent Glass Land Company
P.O. Box
Roff
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Blue River
Ree
Hobo King Defends Image At Maryland Convention
Gordon B Fil er of Altoona Pa king of Hoboes says hoboes are mis understood and are migrant workers not bums or tramp s. He traces origins of Hoboes of America Inc to Jeff Davis and notes the group now claims over one million members. Convention ends with Mulligan stew feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burnie
Gordon
Bud” Filer
Altoona
Filer
Hoboes of America Inc
Jeff Davis
Davis
Emerius
Altoona Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. West
Fred Andrews
Executrix
State OF
Township 4
Carl Stewart
Frances Rhoady
Orton & Harris Attorneys
W. A. Milton
W. G. Reynolds
J. D. Kimmell
Bessie M. Cole
T. W. Byrne
Charles F. Baker
Alice Burt McIlvain
R. W. McIlvain
Robert W. McIlvain, JR
Section
Township 5 North
Range 7
Bys
E. Eubank
Marseille
France
R. Burl Harris and
Janis W. Harris
No. C
F. S. Freiburg
Et al
Ora Amos
Sampson
Nora Amos
McKinney
Mattie Marie Amos
Hudson
Wicy Joseph
Morris Amos
Section 5
Township 4 North
Range 4 East
Adta
Loreda C. Bowers
Orton & Harris
Townsend Building
Linda F. Bowers
Charles D. Mayete
George B. Thompson
South Townsend P.O. Box
Artie R. Hodge
Laintiff
Township 3
Range
Eubank
Royal D. Hodge
Frances Rhoads
Leslie B. Younger
Jimmy D. Taylor
Mary D. Taylor
Orton & Harris Ada
W. B. Ward, JR
P. O. Box
Glen Ross Henry
Kenneth R. Johnson
John L. Hyder
Willie Lee Scrivner
Tupelo
Connie Reed
Angie
Jamie
W. G. O’bannon
the Thompsons
Edgar Cross
Lee Cross
Virgil McCurdy
Mrs
Martin McCurdy
Oakman
Mildred Lee
Arlie Morrison
Tena
Charles Knighten
Minttie Morrison
Ballard Nursing Home
Lois
Mary Jo
Herbert Kaiser
Johnny Brasfield
Angie Wright
Louise Robertson
John T. Woods
Joe Sever
Zora Lee
Debbs Holcombe
George Carter
Bill Carter
Elmer Crawford
Lateresa
Gerald Crawford
Nola Johnson
Boyd Revels
John Humary
Allen
Ralph Frost
Elsie
Casper Wyoming
Shirley
Norma
K. M. Stevall
Paul Lena
Amy
Bartlesville
K. M. Stovall
J. W. Browning
Lola Nickel
Ellen Fleming
Lawton
N. W. 40Th
Dialex
Forrest Nelson
Hobo King
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
Cania Vate Bank
F.d.1.c
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