Notice by Publication in Land Quieting Suit Pontotoc County
W J Boyd files suit to quiet title against heirs of Henry Frazer Henry Frazier Mississippi Choctaw, Roll No 6 796 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Lots 3 4 and 8 1/2 of NW 1/2 Sec 2 T2N R4E need answer by January 29 1945 or petition admitted as true and heirs determined Jaceway Frazer named as sole heir with lands described in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Henry Frazer
Henry Frazier
Mississippi Choctaw
W. J. Boyd
District Court
Pontotoc County
Jaceway Frazer
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Guardian of Terry Haney a minor offers to sell at public auction on January 4 1945 at Ada Oklahoma the undivided 1 12 interest in 100 acres more or less in Section 14 Township 4 North Range 6 East and related mineral interests in adjacent parcels all subject to court confirmation with cash in hand upon confirmation and under 1944 order of Pontotoc County Court.
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Ada
Pontot County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
District Court
First National
C. A. Thomas
Josephine Roach
Clyde Kaiser
W. M. Hughes
State of Oklahoma
Terry Haney
Court House
Terry Hanes
Township 3
Lass
Coalgate Plans Reorganization for Extension Class
Coalgate extension class will end this semester in January. Students interested in a second semester reorganization should contact instructor Gordon M Harrel. The session includes European History 393 and 402, meeting Wednesday evenings at the high school building.
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Coalgate
Gordon M. Harrel
Mr. Harrel
Pie Supper Promises Social and Community News
Grandmother Cochran is very ill. A pie supper is planned for Monday night with proceeds for church. Local families share visits and moves, including Shawnee, Tulsa, Ada, and Chism communities. New babies born to Johnnie Sanders and Fred Ward are noted along with several social visits.
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Galey
Rexyone
Grandmother Cochran
Dortha Birtles
Shawnee
E. C. Jamarr
Edd Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
Florence Ward
Cora Danner
Lorene Peterson
Elizabeth Isaacs
Betty Lou Odom
Ollie Isaacs
Amy Lou Bray
Ada
Seba Perry
Tulsa
Cliff Rycroft
Chism
Tom Myers
Clarence Willoughby
Bettie June Bratcher
Buck Fowler
Nick Fowler
Thedis Fowler
Claud Penson
Mack Fowler
Johnnie Sanders
Fred Ward
Jim Isaacs
Bertha Newby
Local Social Notes From Oakman and Ada Areas
Mrs Clyde Kaiser visits Mrs Gussie Lillard Monday. Dale Simpson leaves for Ogden Utah to be employed. Several families host visitors including Higdon Coventon and Coventon family. S/Sgt Joe Crawford travels to Ogden Utah before California camp. Various residents spend Sunday with friends and relatives in Ada and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakman
Clyde Kaiser
Gussie Lillard
Dale Simpson
Ogden
Utah
Billie
Apf
Jessie Ens
Narlene Higdon
Joyce Coventon
Ola Anderson
Jess Berryman
Edward
Fresno
Calif
Elmo Coventon
Ray Loman
Pearl Simpson
P. M. Wright
Murray Smith
Charley Carter
Francis
Sarah Carter
Lon Cecil
Ada
Oma Jean Cecil
East Central
T/Cpl
Leon Vernon Cecil
Stella Mae Green
Harrel Crawford
Boyd Revels
Orel Dryden
A. M. Cecil
Geraldine
Pauline
Rebecca
Roberta
James Paul Kaiser
Betty Mounger
William Carter
Glen Jay Anderson
Jap Lillard
Gaar Corner
L. L. Lillard
Joe Crawford
Jim Crawford
California
Horace Lamb
Junior Bryan
Tex
Bob Seymour
J. M. Nance
Bobby
Haskell Nance
Oklahoma City
Wilmoline Ae
Misses Eygle
Barbara Bandy
Earl Revels
Ed Crawford
Harrel
Seniors Organize Busy Horace Mann Program
The Horace Mann high school senior class schedules a Christmas party for December 22 and plans a show at McSwain theater. A party on December 1 titled Auto Race saw LaSalles win with seventy plus attendees. The class finances, led by Barbara Smith, fundraises through a rummage sale on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann High School
LaSalle’s
Horace Mann School
Barbara Smith
McSwain Theater
Margaret Pines
Ruth Mitchell
Wants salesmen for Rawleigh route in Pon totoc County
Help wanted ad seeks man or woman to succeed R. Austell on a Rawleigh route serving about 1500 families in Northwest Pontotoc County where products have been sold for 30 years. Write today to Rawleigh's Dept. OKL 3 SASW Memphis Tennessee or see Mrs L Webster Route 1 Paoli Oklahoma 11 30 3tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Austell
Rawleigh
Pontotoc County
Memphis
Tenn
L. Webster
Paoli
Okla
Navy forms air evacuation school for war casualties
The Navy announces a new Navy School for Air Evacuation of Casualties at Alameda California to train 24 nurses and 24 pharmacist mates for air evacuation duty with Pacific fleet units. Lt (jg) Mary Ellen O Connor will lead flight nursing. program overseen by Captain J C Adams with Navy and Air Transport Service support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy School
Ross T. McIntire
Navy
U. S. Naval Air Station
Alameda
California
Pacific
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Solomons
Mary Ellen O’connor
U. S. Naval Reserve
John James O’connor
Warner Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
O’connor
United Air Lines
St. Patrick’ Academy
DePaul University
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Evanston
Chief of Naval Operations
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Naval Air Transport Service
Bureau of Naval Personnel
VRH
Medical Department
Naval Air Station
West Coast Command
J. C. Adams
U. S. Navy
Division of
Aviation Medicine
Leon D. Carson
U.S.N
Sue S. Dauser
U.S. N
Navy Nurse Corps
Mattie Pearl Dillard
U. S.N.R
Lena Mae Dillard
Farmerville
Louisiana
Tri-State Hospital
Shreveport
Donald Robert von Dohlen
Sheridan Street
Houston
Texas
College Helps Loan Drive Through Film Distribution Work
Oscar L. Parker runs the East Central film library and coordinates war film showings for civic clubs schools and public gatherings. The Office of War Information provides films to promote buying War Bonds during the Sixth War Loan Drive with titles depicting wartime urgency and Japanese atrocities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Parker
East Central Film Library
Office of War Information
East Central
Parker
Archibald McLeish
Connecticut
Pacific
Shanghai
Nanking
China
America
Palmolive Victory Beacon to Re light in Chicago
The beacon atop the Palmolive Building will be relit after three years of darkness for a Sixth War Loan Drive infantry demonstration. Named the Palmolive Victory Beacon, it will shine with a two billion candlepower beam after navy permission.
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Chicago
Navy
Hopkins Named In Pueblo Suit With Wrong Hopkins Noted
O. E. Williamson filed a suit naming directors of Century Investment Company and Mountain View Land Company. One director is H. L. Hopkins. A Washington return shows Harry L. Hopkins, a presidential confidant, is the wrong Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Colo
O. E. Williamson
Century Investment Company
Mountain View Land Company
H. L. Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Teen Ice Fall Leads to Pueblo Marriage License
Darlene Arveson and Pohyu Wong, a former Shanghai newsman now a lieutenant in the army air forces, obtained a marriage license in Pueblo after meeting when she fell ice skating and he helped her up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Darlene Arveson
Pohyu Wong
Shanghai
Army Air Forces
Bouncing Boy Survives City Waste Truck Incident
A waste division employee in Miami was jolted when a trash truck halted suddenly. He bounced from the box to the cab and hood, then onto the sidewalk and received first aid for a cut above his eye.
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Miami
Hank Luisetti ends playing career after meningitis attack
Lt Hank Luisetti U S N R former Stanford basketball star says in an interview that heavy sulfa drug use during a recent spinal meningitis attack weakened his heart and doctors advised him not to play again.
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Norfolk
Hank Luisetti
U.S.N.R
Stanford
Bill Diehl
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Polish Provisional Government Seen After New Year
Moscow reports indicate Boleslaw Berut and the Polish National council anticipate forming a provisional government in Poland at the next session early next year. The Lubin-based council opposes the London exile government as talks of recognition by Russia and France surface amid a new Franco Russian pact. The council’s wartime parliament is under formation, with widening membership as liberation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
France
Churchill
House of Commons
America
United States
Europe
Orient
Britain
Hershey
Selective Service
England
Home Guard
Moscow
Poland
Polish National Council
Boleslaw Berut
Paar
Lublin
London
Russia
Committee of National Liberation
Berut
Paris
Verut
Recruiting And Selecting Better Teachers
The article argues widespread gloom in teacher recruitment and retention, urging local associations to analyze needs, improve collaboration with community and government, and bolster selection, training, and supervision. It calls for stronger guidance, work experiences, scholarships, and unified standards to attract and support qualified teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Teachers Colleges
Loca Schoo
UY Some Cases Are Boards of Trustees
New Snow On Icy Roads Across North
A fresh coating of snow on ice covered highways worsened travel nationwide as the weather bureau forecast some relief from the frigid temperatures. Sixty three deaths were attributed to the storm as a cold wave that began with a weekend snowstorm from Colorado to the eastern seaboard starts to subside in the Midwest tonight and gradually eastward thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Seaboard
Midwest
May Have New Oil Field In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City December 13 veteran wildcatter P F C Hall reported a possible new oil field in northern Logan county with his No 1 Perdue well in section 24 19N 4W. Drill stem test at 4862 to 4873 feet blew air in three minutes yielding 35 feet of live oil with bottom hole pressure 2525 psi. Hall plans to complete producer by Christmas on a 2000 acre lease block mainly owned by Hall Shirley Thompson and Fetcher Bowles. Magnolia Petroleum Gulf Oil and Vickers Petroleum hold inside leases and support the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
F. C. Hall
Wildcatter
Logan County
Marshall Field
Layton
Hall
Shirley Thompson
Fetcher Bowles
Magnolia Petroleum
Gulf Oil
Vickers Petroleum
Wildcat
Conductor Buys Cigarettes. Stamp Hints 1900 Era
Portland report notes railroad conductor H. P. Kalinker entering the depot to buy cigarets. He leaves with a box featuring a Lillian Russell image and a tax stamp dated March 1, 1900, suggesting a turn of the century purchase in a dated era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
H. P. Kalinker
Lillian Russell
Faragut Officer Freed After Neck Tie Snag Incident
Farragut Idaho December 13. Lieutenant (junior grade) C G Hatley assistant disbursing officer at Farragut Naval Hospital was caught by his necktie in the office safe door. Several sailors aided, and they released him by slipping the knot enough to escape in a starched fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Idaho
C. G. Hatley
Farragut Naval Hospital
City Schools Reach Million Dollar Bond Sales Across Cities
Eighteen U S schools report bond sales over one million dollars each since Pearl Harbor, totaling 25 257 410. Leading is Reynolds Junior High Lancaster Pa with 2 836 000. DeWitt Clinton High New York 2 500 000. Detroit Durfee Intermediate tops intermediate schools at 1 104 295. others over a million include Cooley High Detroit 1 500 000 Central High Detroit 1 222 193 and Mackenzie High Detroit 1 009 400. Philadelphia Wagner Junior High 1 041 248 and Hallahan Catholic Girls 1 500 120, with Shortridge Indianapolis 1 221 708 and Bay View Milwaukee 1 199 193. Spark plugs and wartime aircraft life noted.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
War Finance Division
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Milwauane Lancaster
Salt Lake Ity
Harrison Technical High School
Lane Technical High School
Lake View High School
Durfee Intermediate School
Cooley High School
Sales
Central High School
Mackenzie High School
Wagner Junior High School
Hallahen Catholic Girls High School
Little Flower Catholic Girls High School
Shortridge High School
Ind
Martial Arts High School
Che
San Lake di Utah
Bet
Bay View School
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Navy Loses to Japanese Radio in Major Upset
A Navy gridiron defeat is overshadowed by a sharper blow from Japanese radio as readers report a notable clash of tech and power between military and broadcasting networks.
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Joe Boyd
Della Bedford
Kerr, Lambert & Conn Attorneys
Lucile Haney
Guardian, Busby, Harrell & Trice Attorneys
Guardian
Dewit MacKenzie
Western
Munich
Stimson
John Bull
Frane
Hitler
Vistula
M. Margaret Stroh
Wilson Teachers College
NEA Journal
North
Ada News
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