Withdrawal And Reorganization Of Howard Sheet Metal
Notice shows Howard Sheet Metal And Roofing Company once a three partner firm in Ada Oklahoma with W C Howard Samuel B Howarth and Charles A Howarth. Howarth withdraws leaving W C Howard and Charles A Howard as continuing partners forming Howard Sheet Metal And Roofing Company. Document dated October 16 1972 and notarized October 10 1973. Also includes fictitious partnership notices and a separate Pontotoc County court case listing plaintiffs George X Stephens David C Ramsay James A Thomas against Curtis F Clark Lily Clark with notices of suit and property description.
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Howard Sheet Metal and Roofing Company
W. C. Howard
Samuel B. Howart
Charles A. Howeard
Ciy
Aga
Howard Metal and Rooting Company
W.C. Howard
Charles A. Howard
Howard Sheet Metal and Rooting Company
Ade
Pantetoc
State of Oklahoma
Howard Sheet Metali and Roofing Company
Ada
Alahama
Pentotac
Samuel B. Howard
David
Shirley Notary Public
Fay Commission
Howard Sheet Metal and Rooling Company
County of Pontotoc
Howard Sheet Metal and Rooling
David Lb
Shirtey
Pontotoc Caurity
State of Oklahorma
George . Stephens
David C. Ramsay
James A. Thomas
Plaimittss Jave
Curtis F. Clark
Lily
Clarks
Curtis F. Clare
Lily J. Clark
Pontore County
George X K. Stephens
Davie C. Ramsay
Pon Folec County
Oklahoma
Lassion
Range
Marin
Section
Worth
Saldorth
Baglaring
Gail “Ewart
Frances Rhoads
In Oklahoma Pontotoc County Divorce and Estate Notices
The document compiles multiple court notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma including divorce filings against Suzanne Reger and Brazilial See Hightower, final accounts and hearings for Nolan Pursville Hicks A Smith, Hicks A Smith Jr, David Bradford Cook, Eva B Loving estate, and a sale of oil and gas lease for Eva B Loving. Notices require responses by specified dates and detail hearings and executors.
Notice of Hearing on George Estate Final Account
District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma sets January 8, 1974 at 10 a.m. in Ada for hearing final account and petition for distribution in the estate of T. H. George deceased. Houston George Jr and W. P. Geogm Coexecutors request determination of heirs and discharge of executors.
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State of
Oklahoma
Eliza Jara Mose
S. Wright
Islin Weight
Ora Mae Lewis
Nee Weight
David S. Weight
Lucille Hengerson
Nee Wright
Mildred L. Davidson
Markey Johnson
Ball
Normandy
Hn Ateve
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Township
Range
Carl Stewart
Court Clark
Kelly Dysart
Bavie Reger
Pialiti
Suzanne Reger
David Reser
Rand
Zemm Cay
E. Eubank
A ‘Vw-Ar-Ain
Pontotee County
Moran F. Pursi
Nalice
Meryursiville
Nolan’ F. Pursiville
County Court House
Ada
Pontotoc Courty
Nolan F Pursville
Calvert L. Cannon
Hicks A. Smitty
Hicks A. Smith, Jr
Hicks A. Smith, Sr
Ronald J. Jones
Con
Mayhue, Kerr & Mayhue P.O
J Atorneys
Tae District Court
Ane
Pantatac County
David Bradford
Audrey
Calvert L. Caiwan Juege
Conn
Meyhues Kerr & Mayhve
P.O. Box Lea Ada
Executrix
T. H. George
Houston George, Jr
W. P. Geogm
Ronald L. Jones
Hobart G. Orton Alfornay
B.G. Box
Union Hill Family Names in Simpkins Westview Portrait
Simpkins family from Union Hill along with Westview residents Mr and Mrs Cecil Simpkins and Mr and Mrs Rich and their baby are listed in a local social column, noting connections among households and community ties.
Iowa cattle group seeks larger beef share in dollar
A delegation of Iowa cattle producers will meet government and industry officials to find ways to secure a bigger share of the consumer beef dollar. They plan talks with Agriculture Department, Cost of Living Council, and retailers as cattle prices fell from August highs to about 38 dollars per 100 pounds while retail beef prices stayed high. Five new directors at large were named to district Farm Credit System boards including Dwight L. Tripp Jr and Harry M. Young Jr.
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Washington
Iowa
Omaha
Farm Credit System
Federal Land Banks
East Central Plans Numismatics Course
East Central outlines an introductory numismatics course in coin collecting. If at least three students enroll, a one credit class may run in the summer at 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. with guest lecturers from Oklahoma City and Ada and a coin fair. Contact Professor Elmer Brown at 332-8000 extension 3654.
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East Central
Oklahoma City
Ada
Elmer Brown
Meat Cutters Meet in Tulsa Over Wages Strike Threat
Meat Cutters Union Local 144 says workers from Safeway and Humpty Dumpty plan a Thursday meeting in Tulsa Oklahoma as they consider potential strikes. No strike date is set. Key issue is wage increases 5.5 percent overnight premium pay and 67 cents an hour previously approved but unpaid under the current contract.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Meat Cutters Union Local 144
Safeway
Humpty Chains
NBC's mail chauvinist handles viewers letters and praise
Bettye K. Hoffman runs NBC Information Services and processes over 120000 reader letters a year. She notes 43 percent are complaints, 16 percent praise, and 51 percent general queries about repeats, NBC operations, or what they do. Most responses total 7500 monthly, with obscene or racially biased letters excluded.
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New York
Bettye K. Hoffman
NBC
Sela
Dean Marlin
Americans Uncertain About '74 Economy
New York AP surveys how Americans view 1974 prospects with inflation, unemployment, shortages, and energy worries. Analysts predict high interest rates early year, possible mild recession if oil cutbacks persist, and potential gasoline rationing. Demand for small cars rises while big, fuel guzzlers lag. Public sentiment leans toward uncertainty about policy and markets.
Conspicuous Costume Lands Soccer Fan in Court
Barry Levitt 21 faced court after throwing a bottle near a policeman in Preston England. Officer Jack Baldwin identified him by his distinctive attire a red panty headdress and an embroidered white coat. Levitt fined 75 pounds amid the trial recalling the incident at the Manchester Street scene.
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Preston
Lancashire
England
Barry Levitt
Jack Baldwin
Levitt
Housing deprivation defined by urban studies center
New York AP notes a Joint Center for Urban Studies definition classifies 13.1 million of the nation's 63.4 million households as housing deprived. The study argues deprivation stems from factors beyond physical faults, including high rents, crowding, and inadequate neighborhoods, not just new unit building.
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Urban Studies Center
New York
United States
Joint
Center For Urban Studies
Mit-Harvard
Center
Bernard Frieden
David Birch
Consid
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Janet Jackson
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Union Hill
Dick Clark
Agriculture Department
Cost of Living Council
Dwight L. Tripp Jr
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Harry M. Young Jr
Herndon, Ky
Wayne Buck
Marshall, Ma
M. Lawrence Elizey
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Tex
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Montague
Calif
Meat Cutters State Meeting
Mack” Welch
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TV Guide
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Barry
Trinity College
Hartford
Connecticut
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