Public Notice of Quiet Title and Name Change Petitions
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma notices announce a quiet title action filed August 12 1976 by Walter Mayer and Lana Mayer against Martha Hoey Underwood et al for property described in Section 19 T3N R8E and related proceedings. Separate notices cover Michael Kenneth Martin’s petition to change his name to Michael Kenneth Martin McBride scheduled for September 7 1976 and an estate claim for Vernon Dale Shipley with creditors urged to file within two months.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Walter J. Mayer, JR
Lana Mayer
State OF
Oklahoma
Martha Hoey Underwood
Stanwatie Killcrease
Stanwaity Killcrease
Onie Killcrease
Winnie Colbert
Brians
Peths
Michael Kenneth Martin
Michael Kenneth Martin McBride
District Court
Ada
Molly W. Shi
Deaton, Gassaway & Davison
P. O. Box
Vernon Dale Shipley
Denton, Gassaway & Davison, Inc
Townsend Building
Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Case
Plaintiffs Robert B. Horton and Margaret L. Horton sue to quiet title against L. J. Barton and Donald L. Barton and unknown heirs in Ada Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by October 6, 1976 or judgment will quiet title to Lot 12 in Block 5 Normal Heights Addition. Wayne Joplin clerk. 8-26-3tw
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State OF Oklahoma
L. J. Barton
Donald L. Barton
Pontotoc County
Normal Heights
Ada
Oklahoma
Wayne Joplin
K. Stubblefield
Last Will of Z. E. Heath Hearing Notice
Ada Viola Heath executrix for Z. E. Heath deceased files final account and petition for determination of heirs distribution and discharge. Hearing set for Tuesday August 31 1976 at 10 00 AM in the County Courthouse Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Citizens with interest urged to appear. Judge Ronald L. Jones.
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Z. E. Heath
Ada Viola Heath
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ronald L. Jones
District Court
Stonewall Area Church News and Local Visits
Church wedding planned at Free Will Baptist Church Friday night for Miss Slauter. Community members attend revival and church services across Union Valley and nearby towns. Funeral for Mr. Maxwell scheduled at Smith Funeral Home with Rev. Charley Furger, plus numerous social visits and nursing home activities noted.
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Stonewall
Smith Funeral Home
Charley Furgerson
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Rest Haven
Konawa
Jack Sanlin
Birtie Moran
Lollie Mann
Craddie Norman
Church of the Nazarene
The
Assembly of God
Union Valley
McAlester
Okla
Flonora Pierce
Ada
Audrey Treas
Oren Kerr
Minnie Maloy
Cordin Davis
Lightning Ridge Church Notes Tie Community Together
Sunday school attendance reached 65 at Lightning Ridge Baptist Church with several visitors from Lightning Ridge Tulsa and Wayne Oklahoma. After morning services the Wanda Jackson concert at Morris Memorial drew many, and neighbors shared meals and visits at Sunday dinner and later Bible study.
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Lightning Ridge Baptist Church
Thomas Denney
Lightning Ridge
Melody Cowan
Tulsa
Margaret Cowan
Wayne
Okla
Darrel McDonald
Gaar Corner
Melody
Don Newby
Morris Memorial Baptist Church
Wanda Jackson
Lightning Ridge Church
Roy Laxton
Deanna
Linda
Danny
Carey Don
Charles
Mack Summers
Gaylon
Garland
Gertie Summers
May Johnson
Kenneth Stanfield
Gary Phillips
Kathy
Wanette
Darin Dansby
Auti McCullar
National Extension Homemakers
Morgantown
W Va
Nashville
Danny Coffey
Ed Coffey
Stillwater
Jan Gibson
Bill Gibson
Stephenie Cravens
Ada
Tammy Cravens
Pickett Center
Aun McCullar
Arlene Cottrell
Steve
Joe Summers
Pickett
Happyland
Joe
Ronniemers
Oklahoma Voters Approve Ambulance District Amendment
State Question 522 passed in Oklahoma with 34 percent yes statewide from 2,881 of 2,943 precincts reporting. Pontotoc County favored it 4,418 to 2,619, showing stronger local support than the state. The measure allows counties or groups of counties to form ambulance service districts funded by taxes with voter approval.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
David Boren
Attitude Change New Program Aims at Elderly Independence
Three members of East Central University’s Gerontology Institute lead a project to train nursing home staff in positive attitudes and psychological care. The program, called psychosocial re education, will pilot at Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor in Coal Gate. Dr Reubin Wigdor directs the effort with Jack Nelson and Elzie Hickerson assisting. A funding request to HEW could complete preliminary work in ~one year. without funds the timeline extends to five years.
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Pat Upton
East Central University Gerontological Institute
Nursing Home
Reubin Wigdor
Institute
ECU
Coalgate
Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor
Wigdor
Jack Nelson
Elzie Hickerson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Nelson
You Can Own a Western Auto Store in Nursing Home Study
A nursing home project aims to implement a Western Auto store program to boost patient independence. The plan involves 75 beds with 45 staff serving about 50 patients and expands to include families. The program seeks to replace the hospital image and reduce overmedication through patient empowerment.
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Western Auto Associate
Lady Trucker Elizabeth Eaker Breaks Stereotypes On Road
Elizabeth Eaker from Kansas City, a 5'6" 120 pound driver, hauls 80,000 pound loads for Bray Freight Lines. She embraces the title "lady trucker," travels nationwide, and values family ties while noting safety and independence with minimal CB use.
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Elizabeth Eaker
Kansas City
Ada
Detroit
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Deaton, Gassaway & Davison, Inc
P.O. Box
Robert B. Horton
Margaret L. Horton
Kenneth R. Johnson
Eeri P. Enos
Executrix
205 Security National Building
Duncan
Stonewall Birtie
Moran
Stratford
Jimmie
Jeanette Woolly
Jeanette
Mrs. Wylie
Cora Mercer
M. E. Mercer
Marsha Mercer
Viola Kennedy
Curtis Wylie
Curtis Lee
S. I. Taylor
Darlene Cottrell
Lewis Powers
Reuben Orphan
Alvie Griffith
Western Auto
Tishomingo
Ardmore, Okla
R. T. Renfro
Grand Ave
Ture
Gary Evans
Evans
Hickerson
B. M
Mack” Welch
WATE
Lady Trucker
Cianome Sie Bank
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