Legal notices from Pontotoc and Ada courts dated 1973
Notices include service of summons and publication in Normandy Inn v Mose and related cases, divorce action against Brazilla Hightower, probates for T H George and Jeanie Eppererson, final accounts for Malisa Johnson estate, and hearings set for January 1974. Also mentions executors, heirs and court dates in Ada Oklahoma and Pontotoc County.
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State of
Oklahoma
Eliza Jane Mose
J.S. Wright
Isiin Wright
Ora Mae Lewis
Nee Wright
David S. Wright
Lucille Henderson
Mildred L. Davidson
Markey Johnson
Normandy Inn, Inc
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahome
Brazillia Lee Hightower
Brazilla
Hightower
Curtis Hightower
Carl Stewart
Frances Rhoads
Leslie B. Younger
North Broadway
P.O
Ada
Estate of Edna Morgan Probate Hearing Notice
The Estate of Edna Morgan also known as Edna Opal Morgan deceased. Lenora Morgan filed a will for probate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma and requests Letters Testamentary without bond. The court set January 3, 1974 at 10:00 A.M. for hearing in the Pontotoc County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Epper
Jeanie Epperson
Ben H Epperson
County of Pontotoc
Ben H. Epperson
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Calvert L. Cannon
Lewis M. Watson
P.O. Box
Edna Morgan
Opal Morgan
Edna Opal Morgan
Lenora Morgan
Lenora Morgan Kline
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Jerry D. Jamar
Perry A. Owens
Charles Scott Johns
Pontotoc County
Johns
Christmas Party At Oil Center Pen Holiness Church
The W. A. Ladies of Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church held a Christmas party with a U shaped table setup and festive decorations. Members shared a story, carols, and a dinner, with a surprise shower for Nova Gray and a large crowd of attendees.
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W. A
Nova Gray
Bee Robertson
Alene Tucker
Martha Collins
Mary Cox
Effie Lamb
Ruby Wood
Estelle Farmer
Dorchie Booth
Colene Robertson
Mary Lou Henson
Wanda Lamb
Minnie Lewis
Florence Isaacs
Clareta Gray
Mary Houtchens
R. V. Houtchens
Lynn Bolin
Ada
Ruth Sutton
Becky Howard
Chris Sutton
Konawa
Rocky Howard
Glen Eaves
Atoka
Thelma Garrett
Pentecostal Conference
Tiger Mountain
Eugonne Franks
Estelene Farmer
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Ronnie Rowe
Hansel Burk
Hank Burk
Earl Franks
Shelly
James Abbott
Debbie
M. C. Cox
Shannon
Steven
Mike Gray
Machelle
Melinda
Melissa
Bettie Eaves
Nina Sue
Maxine Wood
David
Johnnie
Helen Brad
Ley
Angie
Martha Love
Kevin
Stacy
Clark
Mark
Vivian Northam
Britt
Carolyn Thomas
Shanna
Ricky
Mike
Keith Ward
Joy
Justin Sutton
Greta Gray
Lori
Vickie Stone
Patty
Vickie
Johnny Sheppard
Thelma Jean Garrett
Joy Tucker
Delton Sutton
Lyda Stone
Euvonne Franks
Carlton Tilley
Olene Rowe
Pearl Gray
Carolyn Ward
del Hunnicutt
Darlene Standridge
Gladys Burnett
Clinton Hunter
Dave Hodges
Janice Abbott
Martha Franks
Sally Wyche
Julie
Kent Gillum
Scotty
Sandon Wood
Shanna Thomas
Ladonna Gillum
Wood
Josie Northam
Roy Wooley
Frank Garland
Oklahoma City
Raymond Raines
Alene Anderson
Judson Kirby
George Welch
Sam Raines
Robert Frantz
Don Cooley
Bert Jones
O’dell Jones
Maxine Willoughby
Bill Hood
Randall Moore
Paul Tucker
Paul Willoughby
Rindy
Dennis Stiles
Stonewall
Brenday Baker
Roff
Fred Gray
Clifford Lamb
Lanny Eaves
Larry Gray
Wayne Bradley
Billy Jim Robertson
Terry Shortes
Mike Ward
Tony Roberts
Melvin Booth
Lois Gray
Dorch
Oklahoma Elk Special Hunt Sets Quail and Public Lands Rules
The report notes quail hunting rules including days of permitted hunting on private lands and all public lands. Elk harvest at Wichita Mountains Refuge reached 178 in week four with 64 hunters, 22 success on day one, 19 cows and 106 bulls remaining. officials target 275 to 280 total. The joint hunt aims to reduce the Wichita elk herd to carrying capacity, with violations noted and two hunt periods left before December 20.
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Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Oklahoma City
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
John Venegoni
Venegoni
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Wichitas
Oklahoma storm strands motorists as guards aid stranded travelers
Snow and blowing snow hindered pilots and shut roads across the state. The Public Safety Department opened a travel advisory center in Oklahoma City handling around 3,000 calls. 10 to 15 National Guard members patrolled Enid and surrounding towns aiding motorists and rescuing nine people from cars and eight children from a Tonkawa school bus.
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Denver
Portland
Department of Public Safety
Oklahoma City
Public Safety
Wayne Lawson
Enid
Waukomis
National Guard
Ed Hardy
David Hall
Tonkawa
Hardy
Lamont
Blackwell
Farmers urged to write to OBA about fuel allocation
Oklahoma farmers facing low feed and fuel supplies are urged by Billy Ray Gowdy president of the Oklahoma Board of Agriculture to write to their suppliers and copy his agency. He said the federal fuel allocation program places food producers behind energy, transit, and petrochemical sectors and that officials will help where possible.
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Oklahoma City
Billy Ray Gowdy
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Gowdy
Oklahoma
Weather outlook on farm income and 1974 crop prospects
An Agriculture Department forecast predicts lower farm income in 1974 if demand stays strong and prices resist, with potential crop and price pressures if weather is favorable. A separate AP report notes farm labor wages rose about 10 percent this fall, averaging $2.20 per hour the week of Oct 7–13, up from $1.97 a year earlier, with wage variation by job type.
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Randall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Energy Crisis Elevates Caulking in Home Heat Save
The article explains caulking as a key defense against heat loss and moisture during energy shortages. It emphasizes inspecting window and door frames for gaps, choosing bulk or cartridge products, and ensuring elasticity to cope with material movement. It also covers cleanup, application technique, use of oakum for large openings, and color choices for paint compatibility.
Nine Accidents Mark Ada Traffic Toll Climbs
Nine traffic accidents occurred in Ada on Wednesday raising the December toll to 24. A crash at 3:40 p.m. on S Oak involved Mark Bundy and Constance Beam due to icy streets. Beam treated at Valley View Hospital. A second wreck at 11:48 a.m. on Stadium Drive involved Debra Beene and John Heer with Beene cited for failure to yield.
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S. Oak
Mark Allen Bundy
W. 10Th
Oak
Constance A. Beam
Ada
Stadium Drive
Debra Ann Beene
W. 6Th
John Edmond Heer
Shawnee
Heer
Ms. Beene
Debra Faye Legate
Gary A. Skaggs
Roger D. Stone
Martha W. Dew
Linda K. Wilson
William M. Daniel
Health official urges head soaking to fight lice closure
Indiana health chief advises Anderson students to soak hair in hot water to kill lice and eggs amid school closures affecting 27 schools and 19 000 pupils. He suggests heat or a hair dryer as alternatives while schools remain closed until January 7.
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Raymond Vanderhook
Indiana Board of Health
Division of Communicable Disease Control
G. E. Ebbertt
Boards of Health
Vanderhook
14 Hour Opera Puts Big Crowd To Sleep
New York AP reports Robert Wilson's Life and Times of Joseph Stalin at Brooklyn Academy of Music drew about 500 attendees for a 14 hour marathon starting Friday evening. The sprawling cast included 125 characters such as Marie Antoinette and Sigmund Freud, with ushers and audience members enduring six intermissions and a late morning finale.
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Robert Wilson
Joseph Stalin
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Wilson
Stalin
Miguel Chivite
Brooklyn
Marie Antoinette
Queen Victoria
Sigmund Freud
TWA To Resume Full Operations
Trans World Airlines said it would restart operations on a limited schedule next Wednesday if cabin attendants ratify a tentative agreement on Tuesday. The spokesman hoped for full worldwide service by Friday, Dec. 21, with extra staff hired for Christmas bookings.
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New York
London Train Crash Kills 10 on Paddington Route
An express train from Paddington to Oxford derailed in West London’s Ealing killing 10 and injuring at least 50. Wreckage and Christmas presents blocked the main rail line as investigators probe whether a broken rail or recent repairs caused the crash amid sporadic strike actions.
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London
Paddington
Oxford
Ealing
State Truckers Vote To Launch Protest Parade
Oklahoma City AP In dependent truckers who blockaded fuel pumps voted to leave Jan 5 in a convoy to Washington for a Jan 7 protest parade. They join United Truckers of America to press for higher fuel allocations and lower prices and may launch a nationwide shutdown Jan 15. Bray Lines of Cushing and 11 trucking lines reportedly back the movement.
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Oklahoma City
Washington
D.C
Jay Lofton
Pensacola
Fla
United Truckers of America
Lofton
Hong Kong Opens New Harbor Tunnel Ending Water Transport Dependence
A new tunnel under Hong Kong's harbor recently opened, ending the city's total dependence on water transportation for crossing the harbor. The project aims to improve traffic flow and connect key districts, signaling a milestone in regional infrastructure development.
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Hong Kong
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Malisa Johnson
Ruth Kerber
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American Building
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Ardmore
Opal Sutton
Oba
U.S. Air Force
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Air Force
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THE
Associated Press
Carol Elaine Rice
Kendal Lee Winters
Ron D. Dempsey
Loretta June Carney
W. R. Britton
Roy Britton
Eldon Brandon
Terry Ray Roberts
Eddy Arnold Boyd
R. A. Bud Byrd
Charles Smith
Anderson, Ind
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Waco
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TWA
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