Probate action seeks quiet title over Pontotoc County land
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court. Nacnandyton, Ye, plaintiff, sues Eliza Jane Mose and others to determine death date of Markby Johnson and quiet title to land described as the South west Quarter of Section 3 Township 4 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Requires defendants to answer by January 5 1974. case clerk Carl Stewart signs.
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Oklahome
Eliza
Jant ‘Aves
Wright
Isin Wright
Ora Amibe Lewis
David & Wright
Lucille Hanwerson
Nee Wright
Ais
Mildred Lb. Davidson
Nacnandy Ton
Pantotoc
State of Oklahom
Panioloc
State of Oktaneens
Snuthegut
Range
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Markby Johnson
Fullalead
Chickneaw Indien
Ball
Mose Parsons
Iftac
Carl Stewart
Kelly Dysart
Bravia Lee Hightower
Ins ‘Stave of
Okinhane
Bravilla
Lee Hightower
Curtis Hightower
Faree
Carl Steward
Frances Rhoads
Oil Center News Items Chronicle Local Court Notices
Curtis Hightower sues Bravilla Lee Hightower for divorce with a January 107A deadline. Final accounts and distribution petitions populate Ada Oklahoma district court notices for Thomas George and Malisa Johnson estates, with hearings set in December 1973 and January 1974. Community notes cover church events, Christmas parties, and parish programs at the Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church with extensive member listings and social details.
Oklahoma probate hearing for Edna Morgan will contest
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Clariet Court notices a hearing on the Last Will and Testament of Edna Morgan also known as Edna Opal Morgan deceased Lenore Morgen Lenora Morgan Kline petitions for probate of the will and asks for issuance of letters testamentary without bond The hearing is set for January 14 1974 at 10:00 AM in the District Courtroom Pantorot County Oklahoma to determine validity and appointment of an executor witnesses Balvert Scanton judge Lambert Roberts Jaques attorneys for petitioner
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TH. George
Houston George, Jr
W. @. George. Co
H. George
Distriet Court
Ads
Oxlshoma
T. H. Gesrae
Hncessud
Hncessud, Determined, Sald
Ronald L Jones
Habert G. Orton
Cnexecutors
P.O. Box
Ada
Oxlobome
Deante Epner
Parassan
Jeanie Epperson
Fontored
Oklahoma
Epperson
Aes Riso
Eoparson
Inald Wil
Petitin
Chishema
Pontotoc
Peackmber
Calvert L. Cannon
Lewis M. Watson
Patitioner PLC
Edna Morgan
Opal Maraan
Eden Morgan
Edna Opal Morgan
Lenore Morgen
Lenora Morgan Kline
Fontereg
Buna Morgan
Zona Oon Mornan
Isaun
Balvert Scantonudge
District Court
Lambert, Roberts & Jaques
Local Ladies Mentioned in Ardmore and Ada Visits
Mrs Ruth Sutton, Mrs Opal Ward and Mrs Carolyn Ward were in Ardmore Monday. Mrs Martha Franks and Mrs Opal Sutton shopped in Ada recently. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the WEEKS staff correspondents and readers.
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W. A. Ladies of the Oil
Center Pentecostal Holiness Church
Thelma Garrett
Pearl Gray
Clareta Gray
Nova Gray
Edith Blevins
Terry Gray
Jay Tucker
Enola Chilcoat
Vannie Northam
English
Ruth Sutton
Ruth Sheppard
Eugenne Franks
Lyda Stone
Madie Flowers
Pearl, Gray
Bettie Eaves
Lois Gray
Minnie Lewis
Chris Sutton
Konawa
Rocky Howard
Glen ‘Eaves
Pentecostal Conference
Tiger Mountain
Mary Cox
Bavorne Franks
Este- Jene Farmer
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Irs
Ronnie Rowe
Hansel Burk
Ley
Angie
Martha Love
Kevin
Machelle
Colene Robertson
Stacy
Nora Gray
Clark
Mark
Vivian Northam
Britt
Carolyn Thomas
Shanna
Ricky
Mike
Keith Ward
Joy
Justin Sutton
Lori
Vickie
Stone
Vickie Willlough- Ye
Glen Eaves
Earl Franks
Johnny Sheppard
Ronnie Rewe
Thelma Jean Garrett
Joy Tucker
Delton Sutton
Euvonhe Franks
Carlton Tilley
Olene Rowe
Estelene Farmer
Carolyn Ward
del Hunnicutt
Darlene Standridge
Gladys Burnett
Clinton Hunter
Dave Hodges
Shelly
Ladonna Gillum
Wood
Josie Northam
Roy Wooley
Frank Garland
Oklahoma City
Raymond Raines
Alene Anderson
Judson Kirby
Northam
Martha Franks
Imp Anderson
Loy Wood
Jeanie
Noble Holman
Wilson
John Horsley
Purcell
W. Skinner
Bert Jones
Union Bill Holiness Church
Doyle Newby
Jewel Jones
Robert Frantz
Don Cooley
O'Dell Jones
Maxine Willoughby
Bill Hood
Randall
Moore
Paul Tucker
Paul Willoughby
Rindy
Dennis Stiles
Stonewall
Brenday Beker
Roff
Church
Don Ellis
Ada
Paul E. Willoughby
John Wood
Delmar Flowers
Pug Garrett
Vernon Gray
Elmer Love
Rayford
Dorchie Booth
Alene Tucker
Tonya Willoughby and
Rinday
Dorchia Booth
Opal Ward
Ardmore
Opal Sutton
WEEKS
Oklahoma elk hunting totals for Wichita Mountains herd
Special hunting rules allow quail on private lands Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and holidays with public lands open daily. Elk hunters at Wichita Mountains Refuge totaled 178 after week four with 64 hunters, 22 first day successes including 19 cows, and 49 cows overall. Officials expect 275 to 280 animals as season winds down December 20.
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Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Oklahoma City
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Manasager
John Venegoni
Venegoni
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation, Commission
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Wichitas
Oklahoma storm halts flights and mobilizes guards
Snow and blowing snow reduced visibility as a Tulsa bound flight 451 skidded off a taxiway. Roads closed, a travel advisory center in Oklahoma City fielded 3000 calls. In Enid crews rescued motorists, and 10 to 18 National Guard members patrolled Enid Tonkawa Lamont and Blackwell areas rescuing nine motorists and eight school bus children.
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Denver
Portland
Department of Public Safety
Oklahoma City
Public Safety
Wayne Lawson
Enid
Waukomia
National Guard
Ed Hardy
David Hall
Tonkawa
Hardy
Lamont
Blackwell
Farmers Urged To Write OBA
Oklahoma City AP Billy Ray Gowdy president of the Oklahoma Board of Agriculture says the federal fuel allocation program puts food producers lower than energy, transit, and petrochemical sectors. He urged farmers running low on fuel to write suppliers and copy his agency, promising to help in every way.
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Oklahoma City
Billy Ray Gowdy
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Gowdy
Oklahoma
Agriculture official predicts farm prices and income shifts
Randall cites conditions for 1974 with demand strength and input constraints. He warns prices and income could fall if growing inputs are scarce, but could rise if favorable weather and crops occur. A Department wage survey shows farm workers earned $2.20 per hour in mid October, up from $1.97 a year earlier, with wide wage variation by job type.
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Randall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Energy crisis elevates caulking in home sealing
The piece notes exterior caulking as vital to conserve heat amid energy shortages. It explains inspections should focus on window and door joints, materials meeting, and potential unseen gaps. It compares bulk versus cartridge caulking, describes tools, technique, and cautions on color and paintability.
Nine Accidents In Ada Lift December Toll To 24
Nine accidents occurred on Ada streets Wednesday raising December traffic toll to 24. A 3:40 p.m. crash on Oak injured Constance Beam. icy streets blamed by officers. A second 11:48 a.m. collision on Stadium Drive involved Debra Beene yielding to John Heer. Beene cited for failure to yield with a $10 suspended fine. Other court actions include multiple speeding fines and marijuana possession cases, with Charles Johns sentenced to 365 days and planning appeal.
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Oak
Mark Allen Bundy
Oak 1
Constance A. Beam
Ada
Propeers
Ether
Pene
Debre Faye Legate
Gary A. Skaggs
Roger D. Stone
Martha W. Dew
Linda K Wilson
William M. Daniel
Ed Jeffir
Jerry
Perry A. Owens
Charles Scott Johns
Pontotoc County
Johns
Wisse
14-Hour Opera Puts Big Crowd To Sleep
New York report of Robert Wilson's The Life and Times of Joseph Stalin at Brooklyn Academy of Music where about 500 attended a 14 hour marathon from 7:20 p.m. Friday to 8:45 a.m. Saturday. The stage featured 125 characters including Stalin and his wife, Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria, Sigmund Freud, with intermissions and spectators dozing through most of the performance.
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Robert Wilson
Joseph Stalin
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Wilson
Stalin
Miguel Chivite
Brooklyn
Marie Antoinette
Queen Victoria
Sigmund Freud
Health Official Urges Heat Bath to Kill Lice in Schools
Indiana health director advises placing heads in water at 128 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit for three minutes to kill lice and eggs after a lice outbreak prompts authorities to close 27 schools affecting about 19,900 students. Officials note lice are local and spread through contact and hats, with nits hard to remove and widespread treatment needed.
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Nils
Lee
Remond Vanderhook
Indiana Board of Health
Division of
Coumty Health Hounds
Ebbert
Vanderhook
Anda
Akes
Jrain
Vanderbaok
TWA To Resume Full Operations With Limited Schedule
Trans World Airlines said it would restart limited service next Wednesday pending a cabin attendants contract ratification on Tuesday. Spokesmen expected worldwide operations in full by Friday, Dec. 21, with extra staff hired to manage Christmas bookings.
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New York
London Train Crash Kills 10 Persons
London express from Paddington to Oxford derailed in West London. At least 10 passengers died and many were injured as wheels tore into passengers and wreckage filled the line. An investigation opened into the cause. vandals or a broken rail are suspected as track repairs had recently occurred. Train crews had been striking over pay, reducing intercity service.
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London
Paddington
Q Oxford
West Londo
Ialing
State Truckers Vote To Launch Protest Parade
Independent truckers in Oklahoma City voted to leave Jan. 5 for a Washington parade on Jan. 7 led by the United Truckers of America to demand higher fuel allocations and lower prices. They threaten a nationwide trucking shutdown Jan. 15 if needs remain unmet.
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Oklahoma City
Washington, D.C
Jay Lolton
Pensacola
Fla
United Truckers of America
Washington
Lofton
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Disteley Court
Malisa Johnson
Hilts
Ruth Kerber
Marish Johngan
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Armerican
Po. Box
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Debbie
M. C. Cox
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Mike Gray
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Melissa
Nina Sue
Maxine Wood
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General Dynamics of
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Ron D. Coerpsey
Loretta Dune Carney
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