Public Notice in Pontotoc County Oil Interest Case
Plaintiffs sue heirs and assigns of Walter M. Shaw in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for heirs and distribution of undivided one fifth interests in oil and minerals. The action was filed January 27 1978 and requires publication to unknown heirs and creditors of Walter M. Shaw and Hazel Shaw. The described property is SE quarter of SE quarter Section 28 Township 5N Range 5E Allen Lease with fractional interests detailed in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Walter M. Shaw
Hazel Shaw
Pontotoc County
Ada
Oklahoma
Earlyne Scholfield
Merie D. Shaw
Donald E. Shaw
Sharon Shaw
Bill Parks
District Court
Allen Lease
O.R.R.I
Locke
R.R.I
Duncan Lease
Wayne Joplin
Londa Lancaster
Kenneth Ray Sensaubaugh
Michael van Sensaubaugh
Mildred Sue Hall
Sam A. Brown
Danny L. Leatherman
Stewarts
Estates Notice and Public Road to Creditors in Ada Oklahoma
District court notices inform creditors to present claims against Z D Bennett Stella Mae Bennett and others within two months of first publication. Various probate actions include estate hearings and name change petitions, with deadlines in early March 1978 and details of heirs and executors.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Z.d.bennett
Stella Mae Bennett
Estate of William Woolley Seeks CoEXEC Vouchers
In the matter of the estate of William Walter Woolley deceased co executors require all interested persons to present vouchers to Conn Mayhue Mayhue at 114 South Broadway Ada Oklahoma 74820 within two months of first publication. Also notices of probate hearings for Albert Franklin Owens and a divorce case Carl Eugene Thompson versus Julia Violet Thompson outline dates and parties involved with addresses and court details.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
William Walter Woolley
W. W. Woolley
Conn, Mayhue & Mayhue
South Broadway
Ada
Oklahoma
Walter Woolley, Jr
Lillian B. Woolley
G. C. Mayhue, Jr
Conn, Maynhue & Mayhue
P. O. Box
Albert Franklin Owens
Robbie Owens
State OF
Julia Violet Thompson
Carl Eugene Thompson
Wayne Joplin
Londa Lancaster
Services Set For Longtime Attorney Here
Albert Trice 82 of 132 North Country Club Road died Thursday in a local hospital after illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Criswell Funeral Home chapel. Trice, born September 15 1895 in Mississippi, moved to Hugo in the early 1900s and was admitted to the bar in 1922. He came to Ada in 1936 and served as Oklahoma Bar Association president in 1944. A World War I veteran, he was on the SMU Law School Board of Regents and was married to Ethelyn Admire on September 15 1923 in Colorado Springs. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church.
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Albert Trice
North Country Club Road
Criswell Funeral Home
Ada
Mr. Trice
Mississippi
Hugo
Oklahoma Bar Association
State Association
SMU Law School
Ethelyn Admire
Colorado Springs
First United Methodist Church
Community Chest Drive Needs Few More Contributors
The 1977 Ada Community Chest campaign stands $3,000 from its $95,000 goal. Dr. Joe Parsons says regular contributors are enough but many new donors remain untapped to push the drive over the top. Funds support Ada Boys Club and agencies including Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Red Cross Salvation Army Summer Playground and USO. Contact Parsons at 332 8000 or 436 0844 or Sue Wood at 332 2313 to contribute. The Amazon River's network of waterways includes 18 major rivers and at least 200 tributaries.
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Ada
Joe Parsons
Drive
Ada Boys Club
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Ada Camp Fire Girls
Red Cross
The
Salvation Army
Ada Summer Playground
USO
Parsons
Sue Wood
Durant State University expands area program A IAC
Area program at Southeastern State University expands its Technology Utilization Studies Center serving all Oklahoma and parts of north Texas. NASA funded IACs transfer space program tech to private industry. Durant staff grows by three, funding rises from 75 000 to 125 000. Congressman Watkins and SESU President Hibbs announce enlargement and economic potential.
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NASA
Oklahoma
Texas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Iacs
Watkins
Durant
IAC
Damage To Roads Costs Mount In Oklahoma Winter
Oklahoma faces heavy winter damage to state highways as $350000 spent on snow and ice removal, 5000 tons of salt and sand used by Feb 9, and only patching possible on roads. Division engineers warn many damages will appear after thaw, with overtime costs rising by about a third.
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Jack Frost
Ada
George Elswick
Oklahoma Department of Transportation
Jon Powell
DDT
Highway Department
Fred Norton
Norton
Mild Oklahoma Warm spell to linger through Friday
The Associated Press reports mild temperatures across Oklahoma with no precipitation expected. Daytime highs will reach the 50s today, with overnight lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s by Friday morning. Friday highs are forecast in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
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West 14Th Street
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Lorena Poole Gurley
George Edgar Gurley
Jorena Poole Gurney
Calvert L. Cannon
Younger & Files Attorneys At Law
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Hattie Broaddus
Jack W. White
Jack W. White Lambert
Roberts, Jaques & Scrivner
Michael van Sensaubsaugh
Marcia Gray
W. B. Ward, Jr
Lan
J. O. Hensler
Jewell
Dennis Allen Harmola
Dennis Allen Ellis
Jim William Selby
William N. Peterson
1St National Bank and Trust Co
Suite 200
Elva Selby
First National Bank and Trust Co
Adta
Loyd Bond
S Calvert L. Cannon
Michael G. Smith
Post Office
Eugene Thompson
Younger & Files
Ada, OK
Amazon River
B. M
Mack” Welch
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Longines Wittnaver
Gem Jewelers
Pioneers
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