Auction notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sheriff sale set for November 26 1973 at 2 00 PM at the south entrance of Ada County Courthouse Roy Browning Ranches plaintiff versus Albert Thurow defendant property to be sold includes a Quarterhorse mare Miss Showrive and a 1973 stud colt and a foal raised from the mare all levied on for Roy Browning Ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Roy Browning
Roy Browning Ranches
Albert A. Thurow
Thurow Farms
Ada
Miss Showrive
American Quarterhorse Association
Amarillo
Texas
Thurow
Burl Griffin
Sheriff Bys
Edgar P. Hunter
Edgar Cox Hunter
Claudia Barrett
B. Morey
Hubert G. Orton
Townsend Building
Sherman H. H. Lewis
Thelma A
Lewis
State of Oklahoma
Sherman H. Lewis
Thelma A. Lewis
Francis
Henry
West and Sill
North Broadway
Shawnee
David Bradford
David Bradford Cook
Southside
Ronald L. Jones
Charles D. Mayhue Conn
Mayhue, Kerr & Mayhue
Executrix
Latta and area residents share weekend visits and club events
Latta residents visited neighbors over the weekend including Claude Arter, Rhonda, J M Looney, and Navada Brashier family members. The Latta Extension Homemakers met November 6 with Mrs. Charles Floyd presiding and planned Christmas activities at Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Arter
Rhonda
J. M. Looney
Donna Braddock
Woodward
Edward Brashier
Guy Binkley
Lizzie Chapman
Latta Extension Homemakers Group
Charles Floyd
Pickett Club
Doug Bursey
McCalls Chapel
Pauls Valley
Pauls Valley Special School
Extension Center
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Kenith Faulkner
Wesley Brantley Jr
Johnson
Ralph Taylor
Leon Cecil
Marvin McCurdy
la Royce Brown
Bob May
Calven Grace
Wesley Brantley
Clyde Casady
C. E. Brady
Roy Kindrick
Jack Presley
Ray Walker
Garven Glover
Cal Acord
Oklahoma wildlife chief tests marking on Florida bass stock
Fisheries Chief Ken Johnston described a spray pigment marking method for about 20 000 Florida bass released at nine impoundments coordinated with Dr Kent Andrews and Oklahoma State University. The technique, not visible to the naked eye, aids future recapture studies over roughly two years without harming fish.
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Oklahoma City
Ken Johnston
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Johnston
Kent Andrews
Oklahoma Cooperative Fisheries Unit
Oklahoma State University
Johnson
Florida
Florida Bass Stocking
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Looboyle, Inc
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Tupelo church youth host wiener roast and carnival notes
Tupelo Pentecostal Holiness Church youth held a wiener roast at the Randy Johnson home last Friday. Centraloma School sponsored a carnival raising funds for basketball uniforms totaling 370.86 so far. James Heck and Angela Heck were crowned carnival king and queen. F. R. Heck won bingo. Faye Jones won the bean guessing prize. Several listed guests attended, including the Johnston and Wagner families, and area residents from Tupelo and Centraloma. The Gospel Lighthouse Church pastor Rev. Bob Teel preached Sunday night.
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Tupelo Pentecostal Holiness Church
Randy Johnson
Jeri Romine
Larry Taylor
Don
Sherlene Johnston
Charles Wagner
Centraloma
James Heck
Angela Heck
F. R. Heck
Bingo
Faye Jones
Linda Bowerman
William Gold
Rena Hughes
Theresa Plumley
Shane Wag
Carol Ann Crowell
Becky Faye Crowell
Tena Crowell
Wanda Lee Crowell
Deanny Brummett
Roger
Rickey Romine
Shane Wagner
Bob Teel
Tishomingo
The
Gospel Lighthouse Church
Rayana
Rayna Carson
Alex Sprouse
Roff Notes Local Visitors and Church Activities
Ada residents Louis Magar and Herbert Griffith are among locals visiting Roff and Ada relatives. The Women's Missionary Society held a Thanksgiving luncheon at the church annex, with a Bible study and a gift shower for Mrs. Raley. Also cited are several visits by the Roff community and a trip to the Baptist State Convention in Lawton.
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Louis Magar
Ada
Roff
Mabel Morgan
Nettie Hodges
Roberta Morrow
LeRoy Raley
Charles Morrow
Nettie
Herbert Griffith
Valley View Hospital
Griffith
Joe Glasgow
Oklahoma City
Jess
South Texas
Hobart Hayes
Lela Hudson
Modesto
Calif
Jewel Green
Riverbank
Hayes
Tom Elliot
Kingston
Hampton Hayes
Weldon Hayes
Kingfisher
Juanita Sutton
Lajuana
Vis
J. L. Green
Sunshine
Bessie Scarberry
Tony Morgan
Women’s Missionary Society
Church Annex
Ethel Reed
Raymond Laseman
Ramner Morrison
W. W. Potts
W.M.S
Raley
Guy Hawkins
Scotty
Tulsa
Edward Potts
Angie
Savanna
Lawton
First Canadian steamship on the Great Lakes named Frontenac
The wooden sidewheeler Frontenac, completed in May 1817, became the first Canadian steamship to operate on the Great Lakes, marking a milestone in regional maritime history.
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Great Lakes
Tektites Describe Ancient Glassy Meteorite Fragments
Tektites weigh from a fraction of an ounce to a pound and appear as small black or green glassy blobs that splashed to Earth about a million years ago.
Pastor Raley on Evening Program
Pastor Raley appeared on the evening program, delivering remarks for viewers and engaging with the host. The segment highlighted his ministry and message for a broad audience.
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Pastor Raley
Moffat Family Expands Piedmont Ranching Operations
The Moffats own 3530 acres in Piedmont with 2150 of wheat and grassland rental land and 400 acres locally. They bought a 1000 acre Allen ranch for a cow calf operation planned to supply stocker calves to Piedmont. They run about 600 steers and 200 to 300 cattle are fed at a commercial feedlot. They plant bermuda grass on the Allen ranch next spring and manage 125 registered and 350 commercial sheep with Cheryl and Andy assisting. Terraced land and soil conservation are emphasized as holdings grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffats
Piedmont
Allen
Moffat
Cheryl
Andy
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Roy
Browning Ranches
Howard Cope
Mareasend
Carloss Wadlington
E. Main
Mattie Cope
Said
William Leonard Horbury
North Robinson
Oklahoma County
John W. Swinford, Jr
Mereacad
Calvert L. Cannon
P.O. Box
Pentotoc County
Townsend Building Acta
Jerry L. Lewis
Sooty Henry
West & Sill
Silas G
Pete
Osborn
Dovie Mae
Pete) Osborn
Dovie Mae Osborn
McBride Clinic
E. 5Th
Bob E. Bennett
American Building
Carl D. Osborn
Ees
Samuel S. Kim
Samuel S. Kimbrough
Deaton, Gassaway & Davison P. O. Box
A. K. Kimbrough
Deaton, Gassaway & Davison
Latta
Roy Payne
Navada Brashier
Frank Millican
Kit Thomas
Kit and
Paul
Mrs. Nathen Brashier
Jessie
Mrs
Baptist Church
Melvin Moody
Bill Huddleston
Denice Tate
Glenda Stowe
Donna Zachery
Stewart
Ann Ross
Sharron Gantt
Barbra Williams
Maud Sliger
Audry Treas
Ocie Murry
Don L. Sliger
Loy Wilmoth
Howard Sliger
Tex
Ola May Anglin
Pat Audry
Earlimart
T. H. Sliger
Dorthy
Wayne
Nancy Byeng
J. C. Treas
Birtie Moran
Stonewall
Sam Ballew
Sol Gantt
Jack Kelley
Durant
Ivan Kelley
Brian
Cynthia
Cynthia Kelley
Hershel Kelley
Herley Kelley
Danny Kelley
Kenneth Roberts
Delbert Tompson
Herley
Liz Kelley
John Prater
Virgil Gantt
Judy Manuel
Mark
Greg Gantt
Curtis Ross
Harvey Baker
Mike King
Machelle
Fred Whitwell
Bob Ross
Edward Cantrell
Bertha Cantrell
Ballard
Perry Don Ross
Rickey
Shelley
Gussie Davenport
Extension Homemakers Club
R. C. Ross
Department
City of
Medicine Park
Medicine Park Fish Hatchery
Mountain Park Reservoir
Bureau of Reclamation
Snyder
Frederick
Altus
Tupelo
Ner
Vickey Romine
Ramona Chapman
Ginger Fortner
Roger Romine
Gary Lackey
Pat Hughes
Don Johnston
Donetta
Austin Rodgers
John Anderson
Marie McKay
Mary Anderson
James
Carolyn Crowell
Dick Blevins
Wayne Johnston
Nina McKinty
Ladonna McKinty
Bob Johnston
James Crowell
By Mary Laleman
Ahloso
B. M
Mack” Welch
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
Mai
Mas Club
OO Kaxomenorate Bank
F.D.I.C
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