Legal Notice in Pontotoc and surrounding counties
District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma hears actions by Glaive V Giller and others against George W Wade and others over land titled in Southeast Quarter of Section 27 and other parcels in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs seek cancellation of liens quiet title and removal of any adverse claims with judgments against all defendants and property conveyed interests. Court clerk ARE Holloway indicates August 1951 deadlines and solicits defense filings.
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C Company
George W Waller
VY Thomar
Oklahoma Faeem Mortgage Company
A Corporstian
Tihdev
Holloway
JH. Suisflebean
R. Stutfébean
Ware
District Court
Pantatee County
Oklahoma
Pontowoty
Jonie Henre
Bavme and
Henry
Edgar Henry
Willie Henry
J. Randall Connell
Elizabeth Henry
Mack McDonald
Debbie Bic- Donald
Wallace Heney
Woodrow Wilson McDonald
Forse
Wallace Henrs
Lillie Henry
J. H Stufflebean
N. R. Stufflebein
Plalstifts
Los
John B. Morey
Clara TP Morey
Exeter
Aid Court
Jor Y
Isealt
Tow D. McKeown
Urge
Pontotoc County
Okalaroma
Netiwe
Couuty Court
Pontotos
Coal County
Certificate of Fictitious Partner in Ada Oklahoma
A notarized certificate states that WD Clemons and FH Morgan are general partners in a Ponototoc County Ada Oklahoma retail grocery business with no other partners. Dated July 1954, the document includes acknowledgment by F H Morgan and W D Clemons before Notary Claude Y Thompson.
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WD Clemons
FH. Morgon
Relail
S .Frezen Food
Pontotoc Coun
W. D. Clemens
FB Morrow
H. Morow
W. D. Clemons
Claude Y Thompson
Death investigation in New York City averages 16000 cases yearly
The examin ers office in New York City handles violence related deaths and reports an annual average of about 16 000 cases. This reflects the heavy workload faced by investigators in processing, classifying, and pursuing legal actions on violent deaths across the city.
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Themetics
New York
Cvs
Local social notes from Latta and area gatherings
Latta area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends this week. Families including Laughlin, Bagley, Glover, Casady, and Rogers spent time in Latta and surrounding towns, with travels to Homer Maysville Texoma Tucumcari and Plainview Baptist mission events.
Emergency Polio Ward Opens at Crippled Children’s Hospital
Oklahoma City officials announce an emergency polio ward at Crippled Children’s Hospital with 20 beds to open Monday. Five nurses from Red Creek in St. Louis join six volunteers to staff the barracks ward. The report also notes a curious line about pigeons and dove milk.
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Oklahoma City
Crippled Children's Hospital
Red Creek
St. Louis
Stratford News round of birthdays, weddings, and gatherings
George Gray celebrated his eightieth birthday at his home two miles north of town with many friends visiting. S A Williams and Mary Alice Kellin of Chandler wed in Chandler and will reside in Stratford. A health campaign led by Garvin Youn’s health doctor and nurse to be held in the high school auditorium with free admission. Attendance at events included M Y F sub district meeting at Lindsay and various church and club activities, along with obituaries and family notices from Stratford.
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George Gray
Hom
Carent
John Smith
Ada
M. Awk
Shi
Ruth Ann Wood
Motle Shi
R. B. Archer
R. E. Carlton
John Williman
Florence Strickland
Mildred Allen
Oren Gray
Tom Burch
Gus Gray
Stell Casby
Col Potter
Lester Gray
Floyd Gray
Baxter Gray
Grass
S.A. Wiliams
Mary Alice Kellin
Chandler
Stratford
Garvin Youn
Walter Dunn
Mississippi
la Madre
Madonna
Lindsay
Sulphur First Methodist Church
Glenna Andrews
Betty
Billy Cole
Bessie Jane
Mary Joshi
Claude Lovelace
Margarete
Sonny Watts
Harold
Barbara Watts
Ralph Watts
Karl Andrews
Silas Callins
Methodist Church
Need- Ham Jed
Mary Jo Shi Glenna Andrews
Claudine Lovelace
John O'Neal
National Home Demonstration Courier
East Lansing
Michigan
Oklahoma
Michigan State College
Country Womens Council
Nathone Demonstration Council
O'Neil
Nina Craig
Bryan County
Oklahoms City
O'Neal
Pest
Coal County
Eight School Will Have Water Supply
Konawa district voters approve a $2000 bond for a water well at the Eight School. Principal Glen Emerson says construction will start soon and the fall opening hinges on completion. The current well has failed, and Emerson begins his second year with a new assistant, Mrs. Butt Burrow, a Pontotoc County native recently from Wyoming.
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Konawa
Glen Emerson
Suic
Emerson
Butt Burrow
Wyoming
Mrs. Burrow
Pontotac County
Ada
Marriages in Shawnee and Ada Highlighted Names
The report lists marriages involving Jimmy J. Akin age 22 of Shawnee and Margaret K. Pope age 13 of Shawnee, plus Andrew J. Byford age 72 of Route 4 Ada and Zanna Clark age 21 of Ada. Mentena is noted as federally owned.
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Jimmy J. Akin
Shawnee
Margaret K. Pope
Andrew J. Byford
Ada
Zanna Clark
Lone Star Group Visits Boys School Findings
North Lone Star demonstrators met with Mr. Dany Love near Stringtown at the Boys Training School. They toured the grounds and discussed community influence on children. The visit included remarks on kitchen mishaps, home demonstration plans, and upcoming fairs and tailoring classes.
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North Lone Star
Dany Love
Stringtown
Love
Cotton
Wood
Joe Perry
Jerry
Ann Musgrave
Bers
Prefix numbers on state auto tags to shift by county ranks
Oklahoma City Aug 15 The state tag office announced a major shakeup in county prefix numbers for auto licenses next January based on the decennial census. Oklahoma, Tulsa and Muskogee remain top. counties shift positions widely with Garfield and several others moving into new slots as listings show.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Womanche County
Tr Tap
Bers
Roe County
Garfield County
Creek
Humber
Tulsa
Muskogee
Comanche
Garfield
Payne
Okmulgee & Pattateatomie
Creux
Cleveland
Pittshore
Seminole T
LeFlore
Cadda
Grady
Stephens
Osage
Washington
Ottawa
Mc Curtain
Pantotoe
Garvin
Bryan
Canadian
Logan Zi
Lincoln
Beckham
Custer
Hughes
Cheetay
Jackson
Wagoner
Blaine
Adair
Delaware
McClain
Woods
Woodward
Atoka
Texas
Pawnee
Harxell
Kingfisher
Nowala
Noble
Pashmataha
Greer
Jetlerena
Murray
Alfalfa
Johnston
Grant
Main
Canton
Latimer
Marshall
Harmon
Caali
Lave
Beaver
Roger Mills
Elia
Harper
Cimarraa
Chief Would Ban Sunday Beer Sale
Ada City Council to consider banning Sunday beer sales after Police Chief Cecil Smith requests a ruling. He cites disturbances around beer venues and notes some licensed outlets already abstain Sundays, while others operate.
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Ada
Cecil Smith
Smith
Anxiolls
Cloak and Dagger Plot Hinted in Newark Case
Police announce a mimeographed statement naming Aldo Lemida a 33 year old ex-Pittsburgh officer now in New York City as a prime conspirator. Icardi allegedly hatched a plot over arms control with a communist faction and planned to shoot Hola han after accepting a prior poison assignment.
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Aldo Lemida
Pittsburgh
New York City
Icardi
Hotohan
Carl G. LaDolce
Setréont
Roches
Holahan
Dany
Sam
Mya
Hart
Divided opinions on Oklahoma highways draw letters to editor
Readers across states critique Oklahoma road conditions and safety, proposing ideas from civilian patrols in plain clothes to speed limit adjustments and billboard warnings. A visitor from Phoenix praises Tulsa trooper Rogers for aiding a stalled trailer, crediting local officers with genuine concern and quick work.
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Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Rev
L. Rodda
Phoenix
Arizona
G. B. Rogers
Tulsa
Tulk 2
Highway 66
Rodd
Rogers
King
Tackle Snarl Continuea From Page One
The U N command will issue no communiques during meetings and press briefing is halted to give negotiators freedom to seek a satisfactory recommendation. Daily full group sessions will pause while a five member subcommittee works to locate a military demarcation line and buffer zone for the armistice period.
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U.N. Command
Tne
Adm
C. Tu'nee Joy
U. N
Nam TL
Joy
Hawthorne Divorces Divorce Fidget from Cada Fay Hawthorne
Kathryn Bates divorces James Baie in a local court filing. The records name Hawthorne and Fay Hawthorne as parties in the action.
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Fidget
Hawthorne
Cada Fay Hawthorne
Kathryn Bates
James Baie
Cotton Report Notes Strong Recovery After Rain
Curtis Floyd County Agent reports cotton fields checked Monday and Tuesday show a quick rebound from heat and rain. Boll weevils under fair control in treated fields. bollworm threat limited to about 15 worms. Observations advised twice weekly. Rain aided cotton, peanuts, and grass though not a full season.
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Curtis Floyd
Coal County
Plans for Fall Crop Now Considered By Local Farmers
Farmers urged to plan fall and winter crops for grazing and soil health. Hairy vetch paired with rye or oats recommended. soil tests and phosphate as needed. Seed plots noted for tall fescue, with 25 acres by A D Cody north of Centrahoma and 5 acres by Lee Morrison yielding about 400 pounds. Other crops include hop clover black medic white Dutch clover and rye grass. Sow September 13 to October 15. soil lab advised for fertilizer guidance.
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PMA
Lee Morrison
A. D. Cody
Centrahoma
Feeding Cattle Grasses and Forage
Old timers in the southwest discuss producing three year old steers on grass and forage to reach about 1100 pounds. The article notes a shift back to forage based meat and milk, highlights an IL Show class for fat steers fed under 125 days, and cites an all forage milk cow experiment using protein hay with no grain. It emphasizes winter and summer crop planning with Bermuda and native grasses and Festue rye for winter.
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Southwest
Bermuda
Keep Our Men at Home Wedemeyer Speech
Los Angeles Aug 15 Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer said no American should be asked to fight in the Orient or western Europe Let those who want liberty fight for it while the U N allies are equipped and supported with our skills The general warned the UN may become a strong world body but faces danger in its formative period.
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Los Angeles
Albert C Wedemeyer
Orient
Europe
American Bureau
China
America
United Nations
Wedemeyer
U. N
It Wasn't Roffs Houston Johnson
The Houston Johnson charged with drunk driving is not the Houston Johnson from Roff. The arrestee is described as an Indian from Konawa. Houston Johnson of Roff is a basketball coach in the Roff school system.
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Roff
Houston Johnson
Konawa
Bowlegs School Names Nine East Central Grads to Faculty
KONAWA Special Nine of the Bowlegs faculty for the coming term are East Central State College graduates. The new roster includes E L Holmes, Clara Johnston, Birdie Dryden, Jessie Burdine, Billy Gibbs, Jim Hollingbe, J R Mace, Noel Thomason, and Joyce Taylor, all Ada college graduates. The shakeup followed Hugh Emerson’s 25 year resignation, with 14 of 20 staff changing roles.
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Konawa
Bowlegs
East Central State College
E. L. Holmes
Clara Johnston
Birdie Dryden
Jessie Lee Burdine
Billy R. Gibbs
Jim Hollingbe
J. R. Mace
Noel Thomason
Joyce Taylor
Ada College
Glen F. Bailey
Carrie Lou Scott
Clarence Turner
Maxine Turner
Eugenia Council
Holmes
V. ¥. Mullen
Jessie L. Burdine
Enoch F. Brooks
Lucy Beach
Bire Die Dryden
Hugh Emerson
51 Due Payment on Paying Taxes in Ada 1951
Payment due by September 1 in Ada for 1951 taxes. A 212 percent penalty will be added if unpaid. There were 115 property owners in 15 districts who paid this year, roughly 900 have not. Bonds in districts 38 and 39 are nearly paid, district 40 is half finished. This is only the second payment in some districts.
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Ada
Not A Speedster A Boy Builds A Battery Car
Gary a Hayes school fourth grader shows a homebuilt car powered by an under seat battery with salvaged parts. The toy features lights horn brakes a starter and a gear shift. The builder says it won’t overturn easily if ordinary precautions are taken.
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Gary
Hayes School
Speers
Spears
Premier Dulles quote frames allied treaty efforts
Premier says Dulles earned praise for unifying allied views as he presents the treaty to delegates. He will depart August 30 by chartered plane for San Francisco, where the conference opens September 4. The United States urged pact signing in San Francisco or Washington, with signatories to follow. Russia to attend despite prior opposition, Yoshida notes, and non signatories may pursue bilateral deals with Japan.
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John Foster Dulles
San Francisco
United States
Washington
Russia
Yoshida
Japan
Prepare for Fall Garden Now
The note urges preparation for fall gardens with planting of beans potatoes beets and later radishes turnips and mustard. It suggests plowing and borrowing the garden to preserve moisture for greater success.
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Ponotoc County
Oklaroma
Vand Glaive
Giller, Manuel
Levi Ackley
Hene Pini
George W. Wadine
Gelahoma Farm Mortgage Company
Wueast
Portatoc Counte
Peilor
Pontotee County
State of
Abrhott
Ker, Lambert_ Core ang Roberts
Plautiffs
Vincer
Lie Henry
Woodrow Wilsoam McDonegid
Pantetee
Okignoma
Curtis and Blanton
Plaintifts
Pontoto
Jimmie Garuson
GAZ
Auardienship
Hacr
Sauth
Range & East
Cora Jamison
Jimmie Jamison
Latta News
Marvin Laughlin
Harred Sun
Mrs
Charles Laughlin
Homer
A. L. Bagley
Carolyn
Max
Yuma
Ariz
G. M. Bagley
Ben Cranien
Maysville
Calvin Grove
Aubrey Riggs
Cordell
Lee Andrews
M. L. Stegall
J. C. Treasie
Lake Texoma
Flora WiJhiteig
Theo Glover
Ed Glover
New Mexico
Otha Smith
Tucumcari
N. Mex
Ted Catten
H. S. Rice
Homer Laugh- Jin
A. L. Casady
Collene
Pa Thompson
B.C. Rogers
Dub George
Orville Maxey
Charles Dewey
Clyde Casady
Plainview Baptist Mission
Mick
Stratford News
Eloise Andrey
Houston
Payente
Sam Henry
Altus
Quinton Gate
Camp Bennine
Sam Boatright
Mayond Field
Bobbie
Stonewall
Charley Burnett
Alice Pyran
Jim Shults
Stillwater
Cora Blackburn
Dave Duncan
Thurman Nathan
Nora Bradbury Gustin
Mary Prather
George Needham
Rev. Needham
Dallas
Wesley Snowder
Dear
Glenna
Mentena
Federal Government
Lone Star Group
Lielian Stetz
Oak Grove
Raymond Angers
Raymond Vanrant
Charles Forehead
Bonnie Watson
Shealwaye
Iddia Cox
Round Hill
Bill Wood
Cox
Tom Miter
Clarita
Eveyone
Mira
Rs Gene Woods
Clarita Home
Harvey Carter
Ipsen
Ola
Diss Armstrong
BB. Franklin
J. W. Branoms
Maris Almos
Jim . B. Franklin
Francis Xs
W. H. Thomas
L. Polk
Betty Sue
Trem Atoka
Irma Serviss
Enid
Lloyd Holmes
Baltimore
al Clerke
Bristow
W. W. Willson
Guthrie
Roy L. Junes
E. H. Trucks
Browne
Johnston Murray
Bowlegs E. C. Grads
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