Notice of Hearing on Estate Distribution and Discharge
In the district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma the matter involves the estate of Sedlacek deceased case number 931 SEDLACEK. Hearing is set to determine final accounting and distribution and to discharge the fiduciaries. All interested parties must appear as required by law.
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Fontotoc
Oklahoma
Sedlacek
RANK
THCUS
T. Dicis
District Court
Pontotog County
Plains
Kitunte
Poutntoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ruth Mailer Minton
NGC
Pontotoc County
County Court
Hay
Tay Haya
Omni Court
Cari
Stewart
Lida Taney
Oklahoma legal notices from Pontotoc County and Ada details
Legal notices filed in Pontotoc County and Ada Oklahoma involve estate administration of CT Jennings deceased and Delia Mae Fleeter and Della Hamilton divorce cases. Documents announce hearings dates, dates for filings, and require interested parties to appear, with statements of debts, real estate details, and court actions including potential final discharge and judgments.
Oklahoma notices and court actions from Pontotoc County
Public notices include polling place details in Stonewall Oklahoma, foreclosure and property suits against multiple Miller heirs, creditor notice for Florence Peterson deceased, and a death determination hearing for Allen Stanfield. Affairs involve county court actions, heirs, executors, and administrators with deadlines for responses and claims.
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State OF Oklahoma
Donald Lee Miller
Scott Miller
Snowden Audler
J.B. Miller
CAR+ MON MILLER
Martha Ellen Miller
Ada firms urged to bid as city updates ordinances and names
City Council debated ethics of local supplier quotes and considered bids. Ada officials approved the budget and routine fund transfers while planning a uniform street numbering system. An ordinance draft on street names was refined, with several proposed changes to downtown routes and avenues.
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Ada
Hougay
J. B. Davidson
U. S
Gladstein
Davidson
Haynes
Bob Lehr
Southeast Park
Monroe Avenue
Collins
Hiram Avenue
23Rd Street
Scenic Drive
24Th Street
30Th Street
Latta Road
32Nd Street
Brick Plant Road
Kerr Memorial Road
Mississippi
Maywood Avenue
Portland Park
Hudson Avenue
6Th Street
Coady's
Western Avenue
4Th Street
4Th
Arlington
Sth
Homer Road
Broadway
Arlington Blvd
4Th Stree
Ath
3Rd Street
Ebey
2Nd Street
Prick
Walker Avenue
Rennie
Dumperou Road
Rosedale Road
Corona
Nabors
Beverly
Orchard
Beard
Bolton
Divorces Minnie Carter from Douglas
The report notes Minnie Carter seeks a divorce from Douglas while a Connecticut institute cites that thirty percent of highway accidents involve a small set of accident prone drivers. It also states one in six U.S. businesses is tied to the automobile industry. MIELE EPEMMA ERLE LTA PLUM
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Minnie Carter
Douglas
Institute of Living
Carter
Connecticut
U.S
MIELE
Epemma
ERLE
LTA
Property division and court hearing on Morelock estates
All of Lots Eight Seven and Six in Morelock Acres and adjacent parcels are described with names Maude Morelock and G Morelock and C Jennings. A court order sets a hearing for August 1 to determine joint tenancy death rights and survivor interests, with notice to all claimants of rights or title to the estate.
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Carl Stewart Pinivet Pinel
Wala
Alley
Stantiek
Morelock
Mayde Morelock
Actes
South Mall
Savey
Ivam Maude Morelock
C. Jennings
C. Z. Jennings
Rn Honor
Wal C
T. Jennings
Hm Propery
Sind le Vonuings
Dallas uses air spray to curb encephalitis outbreak
Three CJ23 aircraft begin systematic spraying of Dallas and suburbs with Malathion to curb the St Louis type encephalitis epidemic. Officials report 57 probable cases since July with two deaths. ground spraying continues through August as health officials warn the illness may peak late August.
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Dallas
Tex
Air Force
AUS
Public Health Service
Hal J.dewlett
Dewlett
Langley Air Force Base
St. Louis
Kilpatrick
J.P. Sanford
Parkland Hospital
Workers Repair Break In Line On Broadway
A 12 inch water main break left four houses on South Broadway without water overnight. The break occurred about 7 pm Wednesday, and valves near the site limited the outage to one block after the leak was isolated. Crews worked through the night with help from the fire department’s mobile light unit despite difficult digging covered in rock.
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South Broadway
Water Department
Fire Department
Fence Cutting On The Increase In Union Valley
Several fence cutting incidents in Union Valley are under sheriff's investigation. County Attorney Gordon Melson says the act can be charged as malicious destruction of property a high misdemeanor with up to a year in jail a $500 fine or both. Under certain conditions a felony charge could bring up to five years in penitentiary and a $1000 fine. He urged reporters to alert authorities and property owners to document incidents.
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Union Valley
Gordon Melson
Melson
Bargain Burial Worries Seminole County OK at Free Cemetery
Bodies were brought from California to be buried in Wewoka's free cemetery, prompting Seminole County to ask the attorney general for options. The attorney general said the county may impose any restrictions, as outsiders flood the popular burial ground. County officials warn expansion is needed to serve residents amid bargain hunters.
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Oklahoma City
California
Wewoka
Seminole County
Vte Tou Tettay
Johnson Receives Authority to Call Reserves
The Senate approved standby power for President Johnson to call up thousands of reservists for possible active duty in Vietnam. The 66 to 21 vote linked the move to the $58.2 billion defense bill, despite White House and Pentagon objections, signaling a win for Russell and Saltonstall after saber-rattling over reserve units. The plan would allow up to 24 months of active duty for individual reservists, less prior active training time.
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Stuart Symington
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Arc Force
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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Leverett Saltonstall
F-Mass
Defense
Robert S. McNamery
George McGovern
D.S.C
Senate Appropriations Committee
McGovern
Sans
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Gus Nelson
D-Wis
William Prax- Smire
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Russell-Saltonstall
One Man's Lonely, Tragic Battle Ends Tuesday
Earl L. Francis, a 43-year-old recluse who fled modern life, built a winded stone and glass cabin miles above Oracle, Arizona. After years of isolation with a self-made home and a claimed gold mine, forest officials argued he trespassed on public land. Facing eviction, he placed a dynamite fuse to end his life.
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Ariz
Earl L. Francis
Francis
Washington, D. C
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Top Ladybug Wins Big Purse in Rainbow Futurity
Top Ladybug ridden by Boyd Morris edged Doll Bid to win the Rainbow Quarter Horse Futurity at Raidoso New Mexico. Go Dick Go and Direct Spot followed in the top five as Top Ladybug claimed a career high payout of 3.20 and a 460 yard time of 20.38 seconds for the Ada Oklahoma partnership of Marvin Barnes and Clary Spenger.
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Clary Spencer
Marvin Barnes
Ada. Boyd Morris
Raidoso Downs
N.M
Kansas
Doll Bid
Clarence Scharbauer
Go Dick Go
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Laurita Bar
Harlequin
Gracious John
Double Flame
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Top Deck
Ada, Okla
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Mortis
Raton
la Mesa Park
Doutle
Tve
Horses rise in recreation as a national trend
The 1964 census shows horses shifting from farm work to recreation and pets across the United States. Western states lead but eastern states gain. registries indicate Quarter Horses concentrated in Texas and nearby states, while Thoroughbreds show Kentucky and California dominant shifts. 4-H youth enrollment rises nationwide, led by Oklahoma and Texas, signaling a bright future for horses as a popular pleasure animal.
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Tennessee
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Virginia
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Mississippi
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Washington
Alabama
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$20 Fiddle Is A Great Buy
MUSKOGEE AP A $20 investment by two Muskogee men could yield $7,000. Charles Brewer and Ellis Starkey traded a television antenna for an old fiddle brought to Brewjer's shop by a man who played Turkey in the Straw to show its value. Starkey noted the instrument bore Staines on the back and was hand carved atop. They brought it to Mattie Fair, a violin collector in Muskogee, who appraised it at $7,000 and said it may be a Jacobus Stainer piece from Germany.
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Muskogee
Konawa Auditorium Facelift Underway at School
Renovation of Konawa High School auditorium is underway and expected to finish around October 15. Superintendent A W Barrett notes the project, begun during vacation after the 1965-66 term, removes old seating and flooring for a new concrete floor with tile planned. The space serves school assemblies and community events.
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Konawa
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A. W. Barrett
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