Public notice and summons from Pontotoc County court
Publication notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma allege petitions against heirs executors and administrators including Frances Johnson and George B Licks with deadlines in 1952 and 1938 cases. Foreclosures are sought on lands in section 31 township 2 north range 4 east Indian Meridian containing about 16 acres. Officials warn defendants and heirs to answer by specified dates or risk judgment by default.
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County
Ee Pontothe District Court
Lancaster Savings Bank of
Lan Caster
New Hampshire
Francea Dohingon
State of Oklahome
Davylatos
Trusteta and
Asaigna
Feather Jon
Herrby
District Court
Pontetor County
Oki
Frances Johnson
Tull Btood Cricknagw
Full Blood Chickasaw Inc
Xlotice
Burward
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Lalntié
Jaasso
Colbert
Courkler
B. F. Robinson
State of Oklahoma
George B. Licks
Ulteus
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
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Tantotee
Interrat
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Tentotoc
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Detea Redtorn
Tpontetac County
Okla
S. F. Rotinenn
Saata
Border Commissions Established to Mark Manchukuo Russia Borders
Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign office announced Soviet Russia agreed to form two commissions to delineate all mutual borders among Manchukuo Outer Mongolia and Russia to prevent future disputes. Separately an unrelated line notes parents average five days to name a newborn, with Algernon sometimes chosen.
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Tokyo
Russia
Manchukuo
Outer Mongolia
Algernon
Oakman School Reopens After Holiday Break
Oakman reopened after a week’s vacation with a New Year program in the school auditorium led by Mr. Cromer and Mrs. Cromer. Activities included songs and a citizenship talk, a planned minstrel by grades 4 to 9, and a fundraiser to remodel the lunchroom for free meals.
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Oakman School
Oakman
America
Cromer
Johnnie Ray
Reed
Herman Wilson
Mary Katherine Cromer
Anna Lou Walker
Betty Jo McDonald
Johnnie Rae Reed
Miss Maness
B. F. Morgan
IL. Cramer
Clara Caton
Juanita Kaiser
Jen Berryman
Geraldine Kaiser
Helen Berryman
Sunday Seagol
W. Q. Moore
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Pentecostal Church
Flv. Bell
Edd B. Crawford
Herman Crawford
Leonard Waller
Ada
Elmer Scroggins
Lillian LaMarr
Helen Ruth Garrett
Lennie Voxx
L. D. Winters
Bob Wilbern
I. L. Cramer
Merilyn Lee
Roy Williamson
John LaMarr
Benton Crawford
Bill Lamarr
Clesarne Roper
J. W. Reed
Noah Miller
Hengier Chickeeta
Ray Frederickson
Lubbock
Patsy Joan Wilborn
Pearl Simpson
Adas
Childean Jackie
Deborah
Walie Stephens
Grannie
Munger
Betty Jo Dryden
Neal MacDonald
Cura
Ww, Lee
Vergil Lee
Elmer Lee
Cledis Livingstone
Hammonds
Scott Jones
Vivian Iona
J. N. Caton
Caton
C. T. Clark
Casey Perry
Elma
Guy
Lonnie
Hiawatha
C. F. Johnson
Jackson Homer
Tulsa
EF. B. Crawford
Earl Revlels
Fittstown
Leonard Walker
Eva Bell
F. W. Bell
Donald Gene
Ardmore
Red Oak Sunday Visits and Local Church Attendance
Emogene Phillips spent Sunday with Ralpha Nix of Hall's Hill. Letha Gray returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in Holdenville. Several from the community attended singing and Bible class at Hell's Hill Sunday night. Arlis King, Donald Phillips, Hubert Horn, Hubert Shipley and Jessie Knight attended church at Hamilton Sunday night. Horace Hunter was an Allen visitor Monday, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hayes and other residents were also noted.
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RED Oak
Emogene Phillips
Ralpha Nix
Hall's Hill
Letha Gray
Holden‘ville
Hell's Hill
Arlis King
Donald Phillips
Hubert Horn
Hubert Shipley
Jessie Knight
Hamilton
Horace Hunter
Allen
Ross Hayes
Christmas Visits Spanning Oklahoma Towns
Mrs Alva Kile Emma Eliza peth and Jewel Davis family members spent Christmas Eve in Atoka. Winters and daughter Mabel Clark hosted visitors from Oklahoma City Seminole and Tulsa including Betty Sue Young. Gene Young visits Uncle H L Winter Meeker and others from Tulsa and Roff visit in Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
H. D. Richardson
Mabel Rucker
D. J. Lindsey
Roff
Guy Jackson
eeCcents
Ralph Clark
Christmas Gatherings Across Oklahoma City Area
Readers list visits from Oklahoma City families over Christmas with relatives in Ada Sasakwa Muskogee Lawrence Litt le Rock and Borger. The piece notes 1940 officer installation and names several local officers and visiting members from Ada and nearby towns.
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Oklahoma City
Alice Ann Luper
Homer Luper
John Harry Nickel’s
Amarillo
Texas
Willis Nichols
Borger
Tex
Mary Enloe
Gus
Littl Rock
Ark
Dawson Nichols
Muskogee
J. D. Nichols
C. A. Gentry
Susie McCormick
Edith M. Lee
Mary West
Ada
Ruby Wingard
W. W. Price
Ruth Woch
Vera Davis
Maggie Cartwright
Florence Givens
Helen Robinett
Out of Town
Russell
A. Cashlebranner
Smeith
Short
Meharg
Stanfield
Hraly
Obituary and local notes from Troy Oklahoma
Obituary for Mrs. Mary Emma Cogdill notes 25 years in Troy and survivors Grady and Virgil Cogdill Sally Johnson Wa Powell four grandchildren. Also announced marriage of Louise Lowry to Lee Griffin, Griffin’s Denver move, and Troy High activities and illnesses. Basketball games with Ravia and Milburn, Christmas visits, and local nursing duties referenced.
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Troy
Mary Emma Cogdill
Baptist Church
Ravie
Grady Cogdill
Tishomingo
Virgil Cogdil
Sally Johnson
Lub*bock
Texas
Wa. Powell
Weatherford
Lillian Cogdi
Roy Peters
Madill
Sarah McCause
Ravia
Roy
Wil
Milburn
Joe Pitt
G. T. Smith
Lawton
RB. L
Smith
Sunday church services attract large crowds across events
Wilson reports strong turnout for Sunday school Sunday morning, Young Peoples Union Sunday night, and Monday night services. Tommie-Smith elected President of the Young Peoples Union while Brother Wright of Oi Center preached Monday night. Barbara Lee and Ester Pharis visit Christina Oden this week. Mr. and Mrs Robert Morfis mentioned in passing.
Shumard Family Hosts Visitors and Local Notices
Residents mention gatherings with Mr and Mrs Shumard and family as visitors travel to Ada to make their home. Alva Johnson of Lightning Ridge visited Edl Johnson. Ursnall Wall left for California. Roper of Ross visited Tess Hosser. Church events planned including Saturday night, Sunday school and morning services. Brother Mooner of Stratford to preach. Everyone welcome.
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Tess Hosser
Young People’s Union
Brother Mooner
Stratford
Massengale makes solo flight in East Central aviation class
Wil ham Massengale, student of 16 in East Central college aviation program, became the first to fly solo from Abbot field airport south of the city. Arch Wallace, an instructor, notes others of the 15 remaining students are expected to solo in coming days as the federal program aims to qualify thousands of college students for aviation.
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East Central College
Wilham Massengale
Werth
Massengale
Abbot Field
Dtv
Arch Wallace
East Central Fac
Full School Term For All Assured by Oklahoma Governor
Governor Philips said Oklahoma will spend the full 11.5 million dollar common school aid if needed to run a nine month term. He noted authorities could rest assured there would be full terms and warned against using funds for political campaigns.
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Oklahoma
Philips
Four men in view for GRDA manager
The Grand River Dam Authority will interview four candidates in Vinita Oklahoma to name a general manager for the 20.9 million project. W C Burnham T P Clonts T E B Thompson and R C Boke are the contenders. PWA granted a three month extension to March 30 and may appoint a manager itself due to GRDA delays. Washington approved immediate construction of a 66 000 volt transmission line to Chelsea Claremore and possibly Collinsville.
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Vinita
Okla
Grand River Dam
PWA
GRDA
Washington
Chelsea
Cleremore
Collinsville
Southwest Bebee Area Gains as Wells Report Oil Flows
Oil activity rises in the Southwest Bebee area with Superior Oil Co No 1 Summers flowing over 100 barrels in two hours from 2419 feet. Viola lime found at 2353 feet as operations target deeper sand. other wells Portex No 2 and Tucker No 1 report drilling progress and oil shows amid the curfew on wrestling in Philadelphia.
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Superior Oil Co
Viola
Simpson
Gypsy Oil Co
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Vila
Many Die In Marlborough Hotel Fire In Minneapolis
A blaze at the Marlborough apartment hotel in Minneapolis killed at least 14 and possibly 20 people. One victim, Mrs. Mabel Brown, 34, died after jumping from a third floor window with her husband, who was in poor condition. Fire crews in sub-zero weather searched for bodies hours after the alarm.
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Minneapolis
Marlborough
Mabel Brown
General Hospital
Cranberries Boost Winter Harvest Says Experts
Mrs Gaynor Maddox notes cranberries arrive abundant this winter with larger than ten year average yields. Cranberries store well under controlled conditions and are sold fresh canned frozen or as relish. quality comes from firmness and shine, not color, and vitamin C is highest when raw.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA Service
Estes Ak
Guard Officers To Army Maneuvers in Texas
Twelve Oklahoma national guard officers were assigned to regular army maneuvers at Christine Texas on January 15, per Governor Phillips and Maj. Gen. A. J. Brees. The group includes Maj. Gen. W. S. Key commander of the forty fifth division Col. George A. Davis Oklahoma City chief of staff Lieut Col Roy W. Kenny Tulsa staff officer Maj. Claud A. Barnard Muskogee executive officer of the 90th infantry brigade and Adjutant General Louis A. Ledbetter commander of the 96th infantry brigade.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Guard
Christine
Tex
Phillips
A. J. Brees
Eighth Corps
War Department
Ger. W. S. Key
Forty-Fifth
George A. Davis
Roy W. Kenny
Tulsa
General Staff
Claud A. Barnard
Muskogee
90Th Infantry
Louis A. Ledbetter
96Th
Irish Government Seeks Emergency Powers to Quell Rebellion
In Dublin on January 3 Irish premier De Valera led a request for a sweeping 25 line emergency powers act authorizing internment of anyone deemed a menace to public safety The move aims to curb IRA threats with a nationwide manhunt and possible internment camps as the Dail Eireann debates behind closed doors amid guarded parliament security and planned demonstrations by IRA sympathizers.
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Dubin
Hamon de Valera
Independent Hire
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Irish Army
Ira
Dail
Oklahoma teachers face new federal tax, state payroll twist
A 17th state legislature measure forces federal employees to pay state income tax, prompting 21,800 Oklahoma teachers and 28,000 other state, county and city workers to begin withholding. The article notes widespread confusion and changes across employe payrolls and references various unrelated local anecdotes.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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