Notice of Sale and Estate Proceedings in Oklahoma Court
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma notices list district court actions. Multiple entries report estate matters including the Mary Buchanan estate sale of land and Mary E. Buchanan’s trust, with dates for public auction February 1940 and court confirmations. Other notices address probate proceedings for Minnie Nelson Alexander heirs and a petition for pro bate of John J. Jones will from Nevada Kansas with a February 1940 hearing.
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Dontote County
State of Oklahore
John G Busby
Platnutt
Willa Alexander
Oklahoma
Minnie Nelson Alexander
Tom O. Busby
Tefendanta Im
Hla
Tonstates
State of
Range & East
North Airnees
Diainviff
Nord
Milena
Nolen Alexander
Chickasmay
Xiccesaien
Pasassand
Janus New
Della Thoford
Cours
Tenthine County
Okla
A. Plaming
Hankalt
Tpiaintlet
Rt Bpani
State of the County Co
Pantoroctony Pahoma
Mary TE. Burtanan
Enid
Pantothe
Mary Ti
Brenanan
Urif
Northwest Guard
Tanger
Commissionera
A.D. Buchanan
Purman Wilson
Tureen
Haring
Jones
Belle W. Jones
Pontotoc
Star of
Oh Ishoma
John J. Jones
Nevada County
Kansas
Ol Tahoma
Said
Cannty Caurk
Pebrunty
Ada
Glennhonia
Anid
Sunday School Attendance and Community Visits in Troy
A rural notice details a large Sunday crowd at Sunday school and a flurry of visits among local families in Troy and nearby areas. It notes family gatherings at C. W. Laughlin's home, trips by Ozment and Peters households, and upcoming church preaching by Jr. Scott Jones, urging everyone to attend at ten. It also reports the death of William Wayne Rodgers, a 67 year old Kentucky native who moved to Oklahoma, with funeral details and surviving relatives listed.
Community hit by illness prompts rescheduled events
Sunday services and gatherings faced low attendance as sickness spread through Bebee including many with flu and the death of May Crain. Despite illness, prayer meetings and Bible study were planned, with a few visits and family times noted among residents like Winifred Jackson, Mildred Wall, and the Shumards.
Birthday and quilting notes from Union Holl area
Regular appointment this weekend for Galey Brother Dae Tyson of Shawnee. Birthday Cab met at Mrs Doyle McCoy home with 16 present. Birthday shower to Mrs C Wortman Crocken and McCoy, gifts received, evening spent quilting. Club to meet February 27 at Mrs T J Myers home. Several local visits noted including Louise Hinkle with Roy Stone and many neighbors in Union Holl. Boys basketball: Lovelady 25 Lula 23.
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Darryson
Bob Wood
Ellen
Virgle Helen
Maud
Ralph McGalliand
J. R. Newby
Harve Newby
Konawa
Ellen Wood
Curtis Blevine
M. J. Brewington
Owens
Vaness
Barton
Democratic Committee
Acts
Homemakers Club
Ruby Branon
Nolen Martin
Susie Martin
Connerville
Lula
Lovelady
Owl Creek notices and visits in Ada Oklahoma
Rev L Woods filled regular services here Sunday and Sunday night Rev Laffoon preached Saturday night Betty Wallace of Tulsa visited her niece Mrs Joe Daffon John Serioner returned home from Oklahoma City hospital and is praised by friends Clyde Mandring and family from Chickasha visited Relatives this week Couch home visitors included Rev and Mrs Woods and several Ada residents Several others visited in the Sliger and Williamson homes Mr and Mrs Jim Odom visited Grandpa and Grandma Rose Hats to bedside of Mrs Whipple in Stonewall Miss Verlie Sliger and Miss Alice Williamson were callers Joe Laffoon was away on business Baby girl born to Burt Cugps and wife Ada News Classified Ads
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League
Charlie Deaton
Carlos
Harold Laughlin
Marylen Ogee
Lilly_ Malone
Peg- bin Angelly
Joe Javed
Leonard Brence
Yolie Deaton
C. W. Laughlin
Omer Deaton
Chesley Madden
Happyland
David Laughlin
Ads
Haskell Lillard
Weldon Lillard
H. Toby
Cecil Hollum
Homer
Bunk Sarrett
Lindall
Lamuriel
L. C. Brendon
Bettsy Malone
James Cruson
Mutial Glenn
Betty Gun Deaton
Flue Blackburn
B.end
Betty
Thomas May
Pmvers
Lorene
Gertie Laughlin
Manuel Tigner
Ada
Cubs Sarrett
Haskell Lizard
Pat Toby
Pauline Johnson
Nizht
Carlos Laughlin
Ola Andersen
Oskmen Moréay
Dent Forzel
Scott Jones
Oskman
Troy
F. Woolwine
St. Louis
John Ozment
Roy Peters
Peters
Madill
Ruth Mc. Hargue
Madi
Ravia
Mildred Phillips
Pavia
Ray Peters
Tishomingo
Wiliam Wayne Rodgers
Rogers
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Nail
The
Baptist Church of
Cora Kimbro
Byars
Okla
Myrtle Edwards
Joe Pittmen
Mill Creek
N. A. Hamilton
Bernice
Louise
Richard
Luther
Raymond
California
Davis
Coalgate
Erie
Earl Warner
Wapanuska
Bobbie Roy Peters
Herman Wright
Ozments
Owl Creek
L. Woods
Laffoon
Betty Wallace
Tulsa
Joe Daffoon
John Serioner
Oklahoma City
Clyde Mandring
Chickasha
Couch
Hev
Woods
Henry Odom
C.H. Martin
Jesse
Jim Gettings
Virtie Liger
Gast Corner
Veiles
Sliger
Bruce Thompson
Jne Thompson
Jim Odom
Verlie Sliger
Alice Williamson
Joe Laffoon
Tulss
Burt Cugps
Steedman
Chris Ware
Jim
Jane
Copeland
Christine Phelps
Garaldine
Marcelle Melton
Will Jones
Maxine
Everett Davis
Roy Leo Cannon
Charley Hogue
J. C. Treas
Sim Blackburn
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Ruth Sales
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Aca
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J. C. Russell
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Clifford
Tupelo
J. Treas
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J. C
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Pauline
Beatrice Golightly
Francis
Fitzhugh and Surrounding Community News Highlights
New pupils join Fitzsteyn schools including Freeman Jennings Harold Jennings Patsy Jennings Tony Jennings Elton Looney James Looney Alton Daley Doris Daley and Welcome newcomers. G F Gerlolf named school board member replacing Branon who moved to Lula. Local social notes cover visits between families in Pontoloc Ada Sulphur and Vanoss with ongoing church attendance and community events.
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Fitzsteyn
Freeman Jennings
Harold Jennings
Patsy Jennings
Tony Jennings
Elton Looney
James Looney
Alton Daley
Doris Daley
G. F. Gerlolf
Branon
Lula
J. C. Martin
Dolberg News: Weekend Visits Spur Small Friday Night Crowd
The column notes a small Friday night crowd after a singing event. Samuel and Aubry Taylor visited LeRoy, with Larve Summers also present Friday and Saturday, and Mr. and Mrs. Tully and family spent Sunday with another local family.
Oakman School News Highlights Local Teachings and Illness
Standardized tests reveal top students from grades 1 to 6 with Virginia Bandy and Virgel Bandy sharing the highest school score. Notes report Mrs. Leona Crawford ill, Arch Bandy hospitalized, Ada visitors, church attendance, cemetery association talks, and the school hot lunch program expanding with community support. Light news from Lightning Ridge includes visits and family happenings.
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Oakman School News
Beily Jo McDonald
Mary Katherine Cromer
Vivian Jones
John Ree Reed
John McDonald
Virginia Bandy
Virgil Bandy
Merilyn Lee Cramer
Ruth Lamer
Norma Lou Lamar
Barry Kaiser
Geneyva Cecil
Jack Caton
Eula Fox
Velma- Tene
Ada
Neal McDonald
Gladys Lamar
Nancy Fox
Frank V. Bell
Pentecostal
Francis
Price
Lila Lamar
Oakman
U S Safety Council Reports 1939 Accident Toll
The national safety council reports 1939 fatalities reached 93,000 with 8.8 million injuries and 3.3 billion dollars in losses. Motor vehicle crashes led with 32,606 deaths and 1.15 million nonfatal injuries while home accidents rose to 32,000 deaths.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Cowneil
Ada Local Social News Highlights Illnesses and Visits
Ada residents report illnesses nearby with Mrs Blake in New Orleans bedside visit for ill spouse. Mrs W B Kimbrough with pneumonia admitted to Valley View hospital. numerous relatives travel to Oklahoma City for Gone With the Wind and stage events. Visitors include the Houtchens, the Macleans, and Sherman and Fresno friends.
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T. B. Blake
South Broadway
New Orleans
Louisiana
Japs Demand Return of German Sailors in Asama Maru Case
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Arita pressed British Ambassador Cragie to return 21 German seamen seized from the Japanese liner Asama Maru. The Britons halted the vessel off Yokohama January 20 and the crew, bound for Germany, were interned in Hong Kong. A meeting was set for tomorrow to discuss the case.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Hachiro Arita
Robert Leslie Cragie
Jenan
Yokohama
Germany
Hongkong
Craigie
Anita
Japan
Seminole approves bond issues for sewer and water works
Voters approved yesterday a $40,000 bond issue for sewer system improvements and a $35,000 bond for water works improvements. The measures were decided in a local election.
House Committee Would Slash FDR Farm Estimates
Washington January 30 the house appropriations committee recommended a two per cent cut in President Roosevelt farm administration estimates for the new fiscal year beginning July 1 1937 reducing the agriculture department request from 786 929 519 by 154 30 263 chiefly through trims of surplus commodity disposal 12 678 812 sugar act 47 975 000 and farm tenant loans 25 000 000 despite farm spending sentiment. The committee said retrenchment was needed due to federal finances and aimed to cut where least harmful to public interest and noted surplus disposal funding would be about 100 000 000 in 1941 about 7 500 000 more than available this year. }
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Washington
Roosevelt
Farm Administration
House
Agriculture Department
Obituary notices from Fitzhugh and nearby towns
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices for Liddie A Edwards Thomas Jefferson Timmons Jo Ann Crawford Mrs J J Blocker and infant, listing ages, dates, locations, services, and survivors across Fitzhugh, Foster, Tharpe, Stratford, and surrounding communities. services conducted by Criswell and Keith Funeral Chapels with interments at Five Mile, Rosedale, and Pleasant Grove cemeteries.
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Liddie A. Edwards
Fitzhugh
Methodist
Five Mile Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Tharpe
Claude A
John E
Texas
Charles N. Edwards
California
Effie Cupps
Stonewall
Laura Thompson
St. Joe
Asbury Methodist Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
J. J. Bleecker
Eddie Webb
Alve Webb
Foster
Okla
Eula Bell
Ideen Reynolds
Ruby Church
Elizabeth Ewing
Aca
Thomas Jefferson Timmons
Fittstown
Franks Cemetery
George Hayes
Arch
Jeff
Hale
Charles
Jack
Louis B. Timmons
Minnie Post
Critically Injured Veteran in Local Auto Crash
J C Curtis, 76, of Wilson, was reported in critical condition after an automobile crash near Farshawe on January 22 that killed two others. He suffers pneumonia from chest injuries and faces a fragile recovery as officials release casualty details.
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Poteau
J. C. Curtis
Wilson
Farshawe
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