Public Notice of Quiet Title Suits in Pontotoc County
Public legal notices list multiple defendants in Pontotoc County Oklahoma cases. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to described parcels in sections across townships with established heirs and unknown successors. Dates shown: 1945 filings with answer deadlines in January 1946.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Iown
State of
Oklahoma
J. M. Vincent
Marjorie Norris Peterson
John C. Norris
F. C. Norris
Tom R. Norris
Susan J. Norris
Daviser
Della Bedford
Vesta Reed
Mary Carney
Barney Carney
Joseph Carney
Josephine Carney
Burr B. McWhirt
Mlaintiff
Burney Carney
Henry Kelly
Rosa May Kelly
Clemmie B. Harden
Hendrix
F. D. Harden
Joe E. Daniel
Joe E. McDaniel
W. H. Roberts
Josie Roberts
Bonsceuo Loan and Investment Company
Roy M. Davis
Burr Davis
L. A. Davis
David L. Davis
Mary C. Davis
Mable Morgan
W. J. Morrison
Davis v Kelly civil action headline
Roy M. Davis and co plaintiffs sue Henry Kelly and co defendants in a civil action filed in the local court seeking remedies and relief.
Notice to Creditors in Minnie Marsh White Estate
In the County Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma executors John M Brown and Owen C Becker of the Minnie Marsh White estate notify creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months at Busby Harrell Trice 209 American Building Ada Oklahoma or be barred. Dated November 26.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
John E
John E. Seybold
Sarah Naomi Seybold
Ads
Pontotoc
Gana
State of Oklahoma
Minnie Marsh White
John M. Brown
Owen C. Becker
Busby, Harrell & Trice
American Building
Ada
Notice of sale of oil and gas lease in Oklahoma
Guardian of Geneva Alexander announces a public cash sale of an oil and gas lease located in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The sale is set for December 12 1945 at 10 am in the Coal County Courtroom Coalgate Oklahoma and is subject to County Court approval.
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Coal County
State of
Oklahoma
Geneva Alexander
Coalgate
Coal Geen
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Towit
Township 3
Range 8
Jore Ee
Notice to Creditors in McKoy Estate Oklahoma
County court in Pontotoc County orders all creditors of George C. McKoy deceased to present claims with vouchers to Cecelia B. McKoy executrix at Stonewall Oklahoma within four months from December 3, 1945. Attorneys Thompson & Braly represent the executrix.
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Pontotoc
George C. McKoy
Crecevia B. McKoy
Cecelia B. McKoy
Stonewall
Oklahoma
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
County Treasurer Sam Dew announces public sale of county acquired land on January 5, 1946 at 9 a.m. at the Pontotoc County Courthouse. Bids on each tract are listed. cash terms apply, and the board may adjust approvals. Purchasers pay all advertising and incidental costs in addition to bid price.
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Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Pontotec County
Steedman City
Inc
Lee Allred
Board of County Commissioners
Rofs City
W. D. Garrett
Notice of Death Determination and Joint Tenancy Termination
Haz el D. Cope petitions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to judicially determine the death of William L. Cope and terminate the joint tenancy of land in Ada Oklahoma Lot 4 Block 3 Arlington Addition. Hearing set December 17, 1945 at 10 a.m. before Moss Wimbish, County Judge.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Williaml. Cope
William L. Cope
Hazel D. Cope
Arlington
Ada
Oklahoma
Moss Wimbish
Della Bedford
Allen Street elected president of Oklahoma Society for Crippled Children
Allen Street of Oklahoma City was elected president at the state convention, replacing Harrington Wimberly who resigned to take a government job. Several state officers and directors were re elected for 1946, with financials showing 7959.68 spent in 1945 on child care. Rumors swirl about Tulsa Hurricane in Oil Bowl talks and ROTC notes at Oklahoma A and M.
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Oklahoma City
Allen Street
Oklahoma Society For Crippled Children
Harrington Wimberly
Altus
Wimberly
Washington
L. J. Lantz
Stigler
Lew Wentz
Ponca City
Joe N. Hamilton
Service With Combat Engineers Took Him Through ETO
Pfc. James L Westfall was discharged December 3 at Camp Chaffee Arkansas after nearly three years in uniform. He served 25 months overseas with combat engineers as a cook and participated in Normandy Rhineland Northern France Belgium Central Europe and Germany as part of the Third Army. He held the Good Conduct medal ETO ribbon with four bronze stars and the World War II Victory ribbon. He is the 22 year old son of Leoma Westfall of 101 North a.
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James L Westfall
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Normandy
Rhineland
France
Belgium
Europe
Germany
Third Army
Combat Engineers
Pfc
Westfall
Thomas Concrete and Tile Company
Ae Leoma Westfall
North A
Grand Champ Steer At Chicago Show Sets Record Price
Chicago market fat stock show grand champion steer sold for 10 per pound, a prewar record, at auction led by Roy Johnston. Joe Duea shown steer Tomahawk, weight 1105 pounds, earns About 11050 plus 1300 in prizes. buyer is John R. Thompson Jr. of a restaurant chain.
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Chicago
Roy Johnston
Ion
John R. Thompson, Jr
Joe Duea
Belmond
Iowa
Duea
Carl A. Henkel
Mason City
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Thompson
Henrici’s
Robert Johnson
Galvania
Johnson
Aberdeen-Anguys
Government Farm Price Guarantees To Be Lowered
Government price supports for most farm commodities will drop to the minimum authorized by law next year with cotton at 92.5 percent of parity. Sugar beets and a few other crops may stay above 90 percent due to higher demand, while overall production aims remain near wartime levels with 8 to 10 percent exports.
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Washington
H. B. Boyd
Agriculture Department
State Agricultural Extension Service
Boyd
Department
J. B. Hutson
Marshall Discusses War Commitments Before Pearl Harbor
A Congressional hearing reveals Marshall denied any US commitment to war without attack. He said conferences with Roosevelt and Churchill dealt with eventualities, not war. Letters to Short in 1941 warned Hawaii faced a possible surprise raid and stressed the fleet must be prepared despite limited aircraft.
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United States
Hawaii
Mitchell
Marshall
Augusta
Sir John Dill
Britain
Japan
State’ Department
Eves
Pearl Harbor
Walter Short
Short
Pacific
War Department’ Council
Marsha
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Dies at 81
London dispatch reports Cosmo G. Lord Lang, former Archbishop of Canterbury, collapsed at a railway station and died later at the Royal Hospital in Richmond. Lang served Canterbury for 13 years and York for 20 years, resigning the Canterbury see March 31, 1942.
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London
Cosmo G. Lord Lang
Canterbury
Lord Lang
Royal Hospital
Richmond
Yoysk
Delay Prelim For Two D. C. Negroes
George Lipe assistant county attorney said hearings for Welch Long and Bill Hooks charged in the 13505 Fidelity National Bank robbery will be postponed at least a week. Hearings were set before Justice of the Peace Paul Powers. a continuance was requested to finish the investigation. A negro taxicab driver was arrested Monday in connection with the November 28 robbery and will be questioned today.
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Oklahoma City
George Lipe
Welch Long
Bill Hooks
Fidelity National Bank
Justice of the Peace
Paul Powers
Sipe
Enid ministers seek better Sunday bus service
Enid pastors ask for extra buses during morning church hours to improve transit for Sunday services. The Enid ministerial alliance urges fuller bus service before worship.
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ENID
Enid Ministerial Alliance
Camp Fire Looks to a Busier Year After 1945 Growth
Ada Camp Fire plans a stronger year as Miss Claire Barricks addresses the annual Camp Fire Council meeting at First Methodist church. Local executive Valera Keefe notes 1945 growth with 13 groups rising to 19, a Horizon club and Elizabe Johnston Horison honor, more leaders, a record number passing rank, and a Lake Murray two week summer camp of 163 participants. Next year aims for more Blue Bird groups, sponsors, and expanded programs for girls.
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Claire Barricks
Camp Fire Council
First Methodist Church
Ada
Valera Keefe
Elizabe Johnston
Lake Murray
AMA Sets Out To Sell Nation On Prepaid Care Plan
The American Medical Association commits to marketing prepaid voluntary medical plans to about 100 million Americans. The House of Delegates authorized a nationwide program with medical societies sponsoring locally administered plans to cover doctor bills anywhere in the country. Dr Morris Fishbein notes 23 million insured by private plans and five million by physicians sponsored plans, with overlap unclear.
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AMA
Nation
Frank Carey
Ted Press
Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Association
Board of Trustees
Council On Medical Service and Public Relations
Pring
Morris Fishbein
The
Journal of the A.M.A
Vast redeployment of 14,000 troops to East coast ports today
About 14,000 servicemen are scheduled to arrive at East coast ports on 11 troop carriers, with 12,200 veterans slated for West coast arrivals on at least 23 ships. Major East coast stops include New York with 2,790 troops and Boston with 1,732, plus Newport News and other units and ships from Calcutta and Le Havre.
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New York
Boston
Newport News
Virginia
General Greeley
Calcutta
6Th
Army Airforce
Ordnance
7Th Air Base Command
Red Cross
OWI
Navy
Marine
le Jeune
le Havre
16Th Corps and Corps Artillery
Signal Ordnance Heavy
185Th Ordnance Depot Company
193Rd Quartermaster Gas
Torrens
Karachi
33Rd
Noah Webster
Marseilles
Edward Loan
Antwerp
Cranston Victory
Engineer Treadway
Henry D. Lindsley
Barry
N News
John Lawson
Monterey
Stockton
James Rumsey
San Francisco
Petrof Bay
Ticonderoga
Army
Sea Barb
LST
Ransom A. Moore
Samuel Moody
Beloit Victory
San Diego
California
Pearl Harbor
LSM
Anthony
Beale
Wadsworth
Daly
Ammen
Valkenburgh
Pearl Har
United States Loans Britain Four Billion To Boost Trade
The United States announced a four billion four hundred million loan to Britain to be repaid over fifty years starting 1946 with no interest for five years and two percent thereafter. Britain would use six hundred fifty million for in transit goods, with the rest and lend lease settlements repaid on the same terms.
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BARTON _D. PATTIE
London
United States
Britain
Congress
Washington
Daily
Sketch
Lavorite Daily Herald
Edward Bridges
Treasury
Daily Mail
the Mail
Military transport details for units aboard ships
At Seattle an allied destroyer escort Wesson is due today with 20 Marines. In Seattle area the USS Cumberland Sound arrives from Yokohama with 300 Army personnel, the USS Yakutat from Midway with 231 Navy, and the USS Algol from Tsingtao with 98 Navy. At Los Angeles miscellaneous Army personnel aboard Cape Saunders from Okina wa with 19. ae. ee from Saipan are listed among arrivals.
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Wesson
Seattle
Cumberland Sound
Yokohama
Army
USS
Yakutat
Midway
Navy
Algol
Tsingtao
Los Angeles
Cape Saunders
Okinawa
Ae. Ee
Saipan
Monroney Questions CIO Labor Leaders Over Mediation Plan
Representative Mike Monroney of Oklahoma says CIO head Philip Murray and other labor chiefs err in opposing President Truman’s mediation proposal. He supports a fact finding commission to study major disputes and condemns labor leaders who oppose the plan as harming organized labor. Murray claims the plan would weaken and possibly destroy unions.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Philip Murray
CIO
Truman
Monroney
Murray
Shock Proof in Rainier Power Wires Incident
Centralia Washington December 6 report shows a motorist freeing herself from a car trapped under live power lines at Rainier by pushing wires aside with a purse. Light superintendent Paul Peyton confirmed immediate power shutoff to aid the rescue.
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Centralia
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Paul Peyton
Rainier
Peyton
Road survey team to study farms-to-market routes
Farm to market road construction headquarters established in Herokee to survey routes in Woodward Woods Major Alfalfa and Blaine counties. Engineering party led by W L Moore John Freeman William L Holland Marvin Burress and Thomas Nunn will survey roads chosen for improvement.
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Herokee
Woodward, Woods
Major
Alfalfa
Blaine Counties
Inetroue
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L. C. L. Walton
George Wade, Sr
Minnie Wade
Clarence Wade
F. W. Bean
F. Bean
D. R. Pike
Lune B. McWhirt
Sealy W. V. Stanfield
Plaintiff
Della Bedford Court
Clark
Westa Reed
Lee Reynolds
Aee
W. Reynolds
Defendan
Adrian W. Reynolds
Jewell Ford
Tabor
John M. Brown Owen C Becker
Rusby, Harrell & Trice
Attorneys
Ada News
W. C. Forrester
G. T. Ralls
Thompson & Braly
Executrix
Society For Crippled Children
Tulsa
Georgia
Okla
Tulsa University Hurricane
Henry Frnka
Houston
Tex
Alponse
Hurricane
Stillwater
Bryan Nicks
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Oklahoma A. & M. College
James Westfall
ETO
D. C. Negroes
New Zealand
U. S
William Bingham
Iris Jennifer
Jessie Liane
Associated Press
U.S
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