Sublication notice and estate dispute in Pontotoc County
Legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma involve Frances Johnsons heirs and the Chickasaw Indian Roll No 613 decedent, with petitions to determine heirs and dates of death, and to bar claims to the premises in Section 4 Township 3 North. The cases name multiple defendants and request judgments, notices dated 1990. Also details settlement of accounts for the estate of Frances enter Ada Oklahoma 1934 and a highway condemnation notice in Pontotoc County for land in SW SE of Section 17 6N, with commissioners to appraise and a public hearing set for January 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontetog
Lancaster Savings ‘Bank
Lancaster
New Hampshire
Coinne
Frances Johnagn
Oklahoma
Dem Fendantas
Devisoon
Frances Johson
Pontotoc County
Frances Johnson
Mlien
Jassie Colbert
Perdon
Rminge
Cart Tontator County
Dremines
Della Bedford
Trahinson
Oonteeny Wea
Pontotoc
Daid Cork
Gaia
Ada
Exld
Pontotec
M. A
C. EC
Anid Court
Drinkill
County
Juda
Tentonic County
Balh
Sata
Agid
Rey
Asiong
District Court
Pencater County
Ita Chambers
Regeson
Plich
Mack Williamson
Gene
Clalch Weaver, Jr
Pinintité
Usiflander Faces Deportation Charge In Indianapolis
A 36 year old German sailor from Danzig Herbert F Usiflander appeared in municipal court on a charge of entry into the United States illegally. He warned he would find a way to return to Danzig if sent back, saying he would rather die than go back and that fear of concentration camps could follow a best friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Herbert F. Usiflander
Gerap Sailor
Danzig
United States
John McNelis
Oakman school program highlights community talent
Oakman school hosts a December 22 program at 7 p.m. directed by Miss Maness and Mr. Cromer featuring Rev J N Caton, Pauline Kaiser, Roxie Smith, Geraldine Kaiser, and others. Students from primary through grades 9 perform songs, dialogues, and plays with adults and Ada visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakman
Miss Maness
Grammer
Cromer
J. N. Caton
Pauline Dryden
Ruby Wilson
Roxie Z. Smith
Geraldine Kaiser
Pauline Kaiser
Mary Katherine Cramer
John McDonald
Anna Lou Walker
Herman Wilsor
Johnnie Rae Reed
Betty Jo McDonald
Bonnie Clark
Dessie D.hodges
Billie Stansbury
Billie Les
Dessie D. Hodges
Erma Ruth Lee
Harold Smith
Vivian Jones
Donald Gene Bell
Calvin Lamarr
Jackie Crawford
Herman Wilson
Calvin Lee
Johnnie Hilton
Bob Hodges
Lindle Crawford
Harry Kaiser
J. B. Berryman
Lenard Wilson
Edward Berryman
Evangel Bandy
Elva Hilton
Geneva Cecil
Edmond Stevenson
Gale
Dale Cecil
Merilyn Lee Cramer
Norma Lou Lamarr
James Clark
Joe Kaiser
Betty Jo Dryden
Helen Bushers
Patsy Wilborn
Betty Jo Lee
Bob Smith
Dorothy McDonald
Lou Lamarr
Mary Florence Lee
Bobby Carolyn Leeds
I. L. Cromer
Tl, Cromer
Esther Maness
Ada
Scott Jones
Pine Baptist Church
Dolberg News and Christmas Program Notes
Saturday night and Sunday services announced with Bro Vanzentt preaching. The Christmas program at Dolberg is set for Friday night and a pie supper raised 30.65 dollars. Dalberg basketball postponed for a teachers meeting. upcoming game vs Lawrence on December 22 at Lawrence. Neighbors and families visited in Sunday gatherings as community pageant work continues.
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Dolberg
Dalbese
Dalberg
Lawrence
MacDonald
Laxton
J. H. Parkins
Mildred Trent
Social calls and visits around Haskell and Centrahoma
High Bin. Mr and Mrs Will Kerr spent Saturday night with Oran Kerr and family of Haskell Mrs Fannie and Faye Leslie of Owl Creek called on Jewell McMeans Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sugar Cross of Centrahoma called in the home of Buck Sweat Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Tigner
Ada
C. W. Laughlin
Idus Taylor
Bunk Sarrett
Carlos Laughlin
Millard Anderson
Oakman
H. P. Toby
Pole
Francis
W. C. Ragland
S. H. Newby
Maxwell
Louis Mahoney
St. Louis
QO. E. Jamar
E.C. Jamar
J. R. Newby
Ida Stone
Johnnie
Nola
Calsoriige
Will Kerr
Oran Kerr
Haskell
Fannie
Faye Leslie
Owl Creek
Jewell McMeans
Sugar Cross
Centrahoma
Buck Sweat
Vitamin B1 in Diets Promoted by Adding to Flour
Dr Fishbein argues Vitamin B1 intake depends on consumed foods beyond cereals. He notes refined white flour and polished rice reduce B1 supply, advocates undermilled cereals and seeds, and cites research pushing bakers to reintroduce B1 into flour to match whole grain levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbein
Morris Fishskin
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hyxeia
He Health Magazine
Far East
Sunday Church and Social Visits Noted in Community
Church attendance was strong with Saturday night service Sunday School and Sunday morning worship. Several residents visited relatives including Mrs. Perriman and children, Roundtree and Oden with Jacksons, and Shumards hosting family members. Edith Shumard returned from Fittstown. many shared meals at Roundtree and Logan households.
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Conwae
Teter
Ada
Young
Sons of Fittstown
Cruson
Cole Deaton
Velma Joyce
Q.C
Omer Deaton
Alligator pets burden Brookfield director and zoo flow
Director Edward Bean of Brookfield laments stray alligators as home pets end up at the zoo weekly. Last year he sent 50 to Florida and still has 110. A fresh arrival increases this year’s tally while authorities handle growing animal disposal concerns.
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Chicago
Edward Bean
Brookfield
Lei
Bean
Florida
Oklahoma
Roger Cunningham
Criminal Court of ‘Appeals
Lewis R. Morris
Cunningham
Edward Bylikovsky
Women's Halls Open at East Central Campus
On Tuesday January 12 1937 East Central opened the Wate K Knight and Alfred L Fentem residence halls marking the largest building program expansion since the college's founding. The full dormitories reflect student homes and a strengthened school spirit. Visitors toured Knight Hall and met faculty before enjoying light refreshments served by Ada club women. Inmates costs to the state are projected lower by the state board of affairs with meat purchases and grocery orders under recent levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate K. Knight
Alfred L. Fentem
East Central
Emma K. Keller
W. D. Warren
Knight Hall
A. Linsche
Club Women
Ada
Insured Savings Associations Showing Big Gain This Season
Oklahoma saw $377 229 in new savings in November from 42 insured saving and loan associations. Total Oklahoma savings as of November 30 reached $40 379 000 with 34 070 savers insured up to 5 000 each. Home loans in November totaled $993 724 from 532 loans. asset total 33 813 000, up 4 724 000 in a year.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Nugent Fallon
Feneral
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
The
Insurance Corporation
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Ada
Ada
R. W. Simpson
P. A. Norris
F C, Norris
C. H. Massey
Wm. L. Whitaker
Aggies Sweep Missour Valley Conference Honors in 1929
In Stillwater on December 20, Oklahoma Aggie teams topped the Missouri Valley Conference standings for a third straight year. Final tallies place the Aggies four points ahead of Washington University, with Tulsa, Drake, St. Louis University, Creighton, and Washburn following. Titles were won in indoor and outdoor track, a shared basketball championship with Drake, and runner up or top finishes across football swimming golf tennis. Washington claimed football, swimming, and golf titles while Tulsa took the tennis crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma Aggie
Aggies
Washington University of le Louis
Tulsa University
Drake
St. Louis University
Creighton
Washburn
Ageles
Washington
Tulsa
Senator Thomas to Visit Army Posts Over Christmas
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, the sole state delegation member in Washington, will depart Wednesday for continued inspection of army posts and to spend Christmas in the south. He will accompany War Department officials to Benning Savannah Jackson Tampa to review troops and return shortly before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas D-Okla
South
War Department
Benning
Savannah
Jeeckson
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State of
Frog Andrew
Puarntice
Ernest Crabtre
Coleman Lew
Pontotoc Custom Gin
the Hague
Due
Wilhelmina
Netherlands’ Empire
Benton Crawford
W. OG. Moore
Ellis Leeds
Jack
J. N. King
Carl
East
Central College
Wanda
Billie Joof
Cromwell
W. C. iMoore
J. N. Canton
John Lamarr
Z. N. Lillard
Ray Stagall
Rod Wilborn
Roy Williamson
Juanita
Geraldine
Lillian Lamarr
Pauline Pendergrass
L. M. Hilton
Shirley Massey
Matt Hilton
Bothy
Carolyn Leeds
Elmo Coventon
Joyce
John
Howard
Dwayne
Leonard Walker
Ruth
Anna Lou
Byng
Jim Andrews
LaMarr
Ian Loy
Herman Crawford
Murray Collins
Shirley Jean
Earl Collins
A. M. Cecil
D. T. Bovrn
Jude Chaffin
Stonewall
Marion Rose
Willie Prince
Patricia Ann
Oveta Stansburry
Cecil
Alea
C. J. Hodges
Buster
Homer
Patsy Joan ‘Wilborn
Noah Miller
Chickeeta
Muriel
J. W. Reed
Fontaine Couity
Baptist
Pentecostal
Baptist Church
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Sarah Carter
Murray Smith
George Carter
Bill Lamarr
Ed Crawford
Britton and
Harrel
Fittstown
Oakman School
Glenn Ssrrett
Cleo
Edward Middleton
Johnie Middleton
California
Robert Sarrett
Blue Blackburn
Tom Jered
Allen
Young Peoples Union
Bro. Vanzentt
Oklahoma City
EB. W. Smartt
State Board of Affairs
Ada News
Kate K. Knight
Montana
Lewistown
By Ad Krenz
Ee Hachey
Art Krenz
Angelo
Hank) Luisetti
Stanford
Duquesne
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Albert Adams
Marlboro
Herry Greb
Pittsburgh
Thomas
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