Public legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma estate cases
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Notices to creditors and hearings for Claudia Barrett estate P 73 148 final accounting heirship and distribution set for December 21 1973 at 10 am. Also notices of sale of real property in Sherman H Lewis and Thelma A Lewis estates with court order November 14 1973 sale after November 26 1973. Executors and attorneys named with addresses Ada Shawnee and Francisville locations.
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Claudia Barrett
B. Morey
Hubert G. Orton
Townsend Building
Ada
Oklahoma
District Court
Pontotoc County
Sherman H. H. Lewis
Thelma A
Lewis
State of Oklahoma
Sherman H. Lewis
Thelma A. Lewis
Francis
Henry
West and Sill
North Broadway
Shawnee
Silas G
Pete ) Osborn
Dovie Mae
Osborn
Pete) Osborn
Dovie Mae Osborn
McBride Clinic
E. Ltd
Bob E. Bennett
American Building
Notice Of Fictitious Partnership In Ada Oklahoma
Notice states W C Howard and Charles A Howard associate as partners in Howard Sheet Metal And Roofing Company in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Partnership dated Oct 10 1973. Also includes creditor notice for Flora Fountain deceased and hearing for final accounting distribution and discharge in Pontotoc County Court Ada Oklahoma with administrator Charles D Fountain and attorney Michael G Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sheet Metal and Roofing Company
W. C. Howard
Samuel B. Howard
Charlies A. Howard
Ada
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Howard Metal and Roofing Company
Charles A. Howard
State of Oklahoma
Ronald L. Jones
District Court
Michael G. Smith
Townsend Building
Adta
Open Acres landowner program boosts public hunting access
Quail and Washita and Woodward counties list 83 57 and 31 farms totaling thousands of acres opened under the Open Acres agreement. The landowners allow public hunting fishing or hiking in return for extra subsidies from the Agriculture Department. Maps and lists of cooperating landowners are available at five county ASCS offices Stillwater and statewide ASCS offices. Archers report 377 white tailed deer taken in Oklahoma’s first split of the bow season as of November 13 with heaviest bucks from multiple counties including Muskogee Cherokee and McCurtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washita County
Woodward County
Agriculture Department
ASCS
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Tulsa
N. Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City — Game Division
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
H. G
Dick) Williamson
Williamson
Carl Harryman
Tuttle
Caddo County
Osage County
Ponca City
Tom Cunningham
Vernon
Ginger McCarty
Hartshorne
McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot
McCarty
Nac
Charles Baker
Blossom
Tex
Muskogee County
Camp Gruber
Cherokee Game Management Area
Cookson
Okmulgee
McCurtain
Sequoyah
Atoka
Pittsburg
Muskogee
Hunger Strike Rumors At McAlester Prison Flare Up
A state legislator and an inmate claim a hunger strike at McAlester State Penitentiary. Officials say reports are exaggerated with 60 to 70 inmates refusing breakfast due to mixed bacon. A letter from inmates urged reforms and better conditions, while officials report ongoing cell meals and planned group dining.
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Mcalester
Okla
State Penitentiary
State Department of Corrections
Howard Inglish
Corrections Department
Inglish
Joseph Petty
Oklahoma City
A. Visanio Johnson
Johnson
Bob Jones
Arts Department Meeting Highlights At Mrs Jaques Home
The Arts Department of Fortnightly Study Club met at Mrs. Frank Jaques home with 13 members and one guest, Mrs. W. C. Smith. Mrs. C. B. Way reviewed The Artist in Each of Us by Florens Gane, stressing art as a natural human expression for inner development. Refreshments followed the session.
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Arts
Frank Jaques
W. C. Smith
Texas County Leads State in Corn for Grain Production
Texas County in the Panhandle produced more corn for grain than any other area in the state, highlighting its dominance in this crop.
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Texas County
Panhandle
State
Editors Say Gifts Still Available To News Starts
The AP managing editors committee reports free gifts and services to newspaper staffs remain extensive. A survey of 106 public relations executives shows 38 percent were offered combination deals with editorial space, 26 percent cited ad schedules as a prerequisite, and 37 percent faced requests for favors from editors.
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Orlando
Fla
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Walt Disney World
Paul Poorman
The
Detroit News
States
Canada
Energy Official Sees Allocation Outlook in Oklahoma
Dr. William W. Talley, head of the Oklahoma Energy Advisory Council, told a Tulsa audience that gas line allocation but not rationing is likely nationwide, arguing it is not bureaucratically feasible quickly. Panelist Bob Arndt noted propane and diesel remain the only broadly allocated fuels in Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Energy
William W. Talley
The
Oklahoma Energy Advisory Council
Talley
Oral Roberts University
Bob Arndt
Oklahoma
Arndt
Ada Woman Convicted of Forgery in Regional Center Scam
Linda Bowers of 932 Crestview was found guilty in district court on two counts of second degree forgery for signing checks payable to herself from a Regional Guidance Center employee. An audit showed $10,036 missing over 10 months. A five year deferred sentence was issued, conditioned on restitution with $200 monthly payments starting February 1, 1974 for 50 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bowers
Crestview
Ms. Bowers
Regional Guidance Center
Calvert Cannon
Downward milk cow counts persist in Oklahoma farms
Oklahoma farms and ranches show a continuing decline in the number of milk cows since 1944, while milk production per cow rises steadily. The shift indicates tighter dairy herds yet higher output per animal across the state.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Peanut Output Estimated at 276 Million
The 1973 peanut crop in Oklahoma is now estimated at 276 million peanuts, reflecting strong yields for the state. This figure highlights Oklahoma’s role in regional peanut production.
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Oklahoma
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Townsend Building Acta
Jerry L. Lewis
Henry, West & Sil
Carl D. Osborn
P.O. Box
Samuel S. Kim
Samuel S. Kimbrough
Deaton, Gassaway & Davison P. O
A. K. Kimbrough
Deaton, Gassaway & Davison
State of
David L. Shirley
Issi
David L._ Shirley
Flora Fountain
Post Office Box
Charles D. Fountain
Ed Hardy
B. M
Mack” Welch
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
Energy
Obiama State Bank
F.D.I.C
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