Publication Notice of Summons in Oklahoma Case
Public notice announces a summons in a case filed by Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas against unknown heirs executors and others of George I turns also named as G B Lucas with other defendants. The District Court of Piatteto County Oklahoma requires an answer by February 5, 1940 and outlines the property involved in meteor county Oklahoma including sections and townships. The notice names Clerk Demla Bedford and Deputy J.
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G B. Lucas
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Feder Land Bank of
Wichita
District Court
Piatetoe County
Oklahoma
Ench
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Nation Bee
Federal Land Bank of
Kansas
Corpwulletine Biniatiet
Perdinand
Belne Cave
al Aber
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Pet
Trey
Meteor
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Norwest Cuarte
Quartey Tn
Ishin
coNeniia
Severnment
Sali
Demla Bedford
Tontgese
Olea
Trontnson
Boy Scouts Open Gym for Saturday Basketball Practice
College gym to host Saturday morning basketball practice supervised by Tom Stow. Scouts have behaved well and Sunday school papers will reach three months of rural schools as funding arrives. The piece notes Oklahoma winters, indoor activity for children, and invites donations via the scout executive. It contrasts health immunity remarks about the Jewish race.
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Tom Stow
Marth
Oklahoma
Rural Community Updates From Conway And Oakman
Sunday school reminder and social notes from Conway. Oakman students excel in semester tests led by Oma Jean Cecil iga and others. new 4-H members joined and plans for a free lunch program announced. Local church services, marriages, and community visits mentioned with multiple Oakman and Byars residents named.
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Oakman
Oakman School
Ruth Lamar
Virginia Bandy
Jusnita Foxx
Gale Devil
Moss Maness
Stoner
Vivien Tona Jones
Johnnie Rae Reed
McDonald
Calvin E. Lamar
Mary Katherine Cromer
Cromer
Jimmy Caton
Richardean Kennedy
Jack Caton
Harold Bar Posty
Billie June Kennedy
Jack
Harrel Crawford
Richardean
W. C. Moore
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Marion Caton
Baptist Church
Bob Wilborn
Esther Meness
Hubert Maness
Byars
Maness
Bartlesville
Willig Posey
B. E. Hennigan
Ada
Shirley Massey
Pauline Pendergrass
Eula Simpson
Henry Scroggins
Scroggins
Benton Crawlord
Edna Binkley
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Allen of Troy
Troy residents announce the arrival of a baby boy weighing nine pounds twelve ounces born January 5 to Mr and Mrs Allen. Charles Edward is the chosen name. Mrs Allen is described as very fat. Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs John Ozment for Bobby Dean Favis, son of Mr and Mrs Elgin Heins of Rav is. Additional visitations and local notes mention Hill Creek, Raw, and Ma cul community members.
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Troy
Allen
Charles Edward
John Ozment
Bobby Dean Favis
Elgin Heins
Ravis
CB. McCause
Raw
Frankie Gore
Hill Creek
Roy Peters
Frisco
Macul
Hilda
Arma Lou McDonald
Bellwood
Alten
Dalberg notes on visits losses and weather impact
Miss Vera and Pegsy Hays visited Mr and Mrs Wanderslice while the Parking family moved to Vands. Mrs Stanley died Thursday with funeral Saturday. Jean Williams and Kenneth Williams visited Bill Williams family. Snow kept Dalberg basketball practice limited. New books arrive for singing and practice.
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Dalberg
Vera
Pegsy Hays
Wanderslice
Vands
Mes
Nin Jones
Wynona
Dortha
Wands
Braden Rhoades
Shirley Ann
Stanley
Jean Williams
Kenneth Williams
Bill Williams
Siegall
Debs News From Stratford Area Editorial Notes
Mrs Mary Wise of Stratford spent time with relatives near Stonewall last week. Ruth Wise ill with pneumonia but recovering. Fred McKeel and Weeden visited Ada on Saturday. Beatrice Holland left Debs school for three years to move to Pleasant Hill. Mrs Clayton Herper continues studies at East Central State college.
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Mary Wise
Stratford
Stonewall
Ruth Wise
Dneumonia
Fred McKeel
Ada
An Weeden
Beatrice Holland
Pleasant Hill
Clayton Herper
East Central State College
Visit Notes From Stonewall Families
Ms and Mrs Woodrow Wade visit his father grandmother sisters and brother near Stonewall. Mr and Mrs John McKeel spend Sunday afternoon with J McKeel near Stonewall. Mrs Fuller spent Monday night with Clayton Harper and family near Stonewall. Marvin Jones moved in with his parents. Winford Wise of Stratford works for Uncle Fred McKeel.
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Woodrow Wade
Stonewall
John McKeel
J. McKeel
Fuller
Clayton Harper
Marvin Jones
Winford Wise
Stratford
Fred McKeel
Winter Social Calls And Visits Across the Community
Winter weather brings social visits as locals from Owl Creek Red Oak Lula and surrounding areas drop by homes. Names mentioned include Mayer McMeans Kerr Curlee Kerr Gibbs Mosbier and several families sharing Sunday and Monday gatherings and Saturday calls.
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Randy Mayer
Irene J McMeans
Lois Kerr
Gus Curlee
Will] Kerr
Ira Parker
Owl Creek
Aderian Nicholas
Chuck Watton
Red Oak
Jack McMeans
Irene McMeans
Stela Mae Mosbier
Kate Gibbs
Snowy prospects lift farmers in Lightning Ridge
Local notes report residents moving homes and visiting neighbors while farmers anticipate a prosperous future due to snow. School news highlights attendance weather effects, new books, and an honor roll with names across grades, plus a traveling library enriching students.
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L. B. Coulson
Eula Mae’Stephens
United States
Lincoln Highway
Earl Gene Howell
Jamita Harbor
Mary Herrin
Christing Herrin
Lee
Roy Howell
Ida Mae
Conley
Marie Coulson
Thelma
Lois Tipton
Loyd Harbor
Matthew Gurley
Haquel Coulson
Frances Cole
Ellis Robins
Frank Cobb
Robert Stephens
Julius Conley
Ruby Stephens
Egypt Girls and Boys Basketball Versus Bebee in Latta
Egypt girls basketball traveled to Latta on January 4 to face Bebee, with Egypt earning a score advantage. The Egypt boys beat Bebee on Tuesday night, 7 to B. Both Egypt teams will visit Latta on January 12 to play Rebee teams in the final conference game for the girls.
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Egypt
Latta
Bebee
Rebee
FDR Emergency Defense Outlay Approved by House Committee
The house appropriations committee backed Roosevelt's emergency defense and neutrality outlays totaling 267,197,908 for the army navy coast guard and FBI. The bill funds ongoing and upcoming work through June 30 including neutrality patrols personnel training and counter espionage. A separate cut of 4,801,615 from 271,999,523 trimmed army food costs due to prior excess funding.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Conolives
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Federal Bureau of Investigation
House
Executive Branch
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Community notices of gatherings and visits.
Mn and Mrs Roy Graham and children spent Sunday with Mrs Graham's parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Floyd. Dozens of relatives and friends visited over the weekend including the Eastmans and Myers families. Also mentions Ada News Classified Ads and a dismissed suit against Henry J Topping.
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Roy Graham
Lonnie Cassidy Sunny
William B Harrison
Warrison
Myrtle Brady
George East End
Jim Caldwell
Hubert Lawson
Heber Myers
Cole Anthony
Bogalan Primm
Laddie
Ada
J. EB. Trowell
Charlene
Nadean Myers
Pearl Trowell
Clarence Stevens
Charlie Keeling
C. EF. Scott
George Eaton
W. W. Scarberry
British Say Nazis Can't Man Two Subs a Week
London dispatch reports the British admiralty doubts Nazi boasts of two submarines per week. Training crews will take months, with seasoned sailors prioritized. Sub crews, damaged by early wartime losses, are being replaced by trained replacements as mine laying becomes favored.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Bervies
Stat Weiler
London
Admiralty
Germany
North Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Britain
England
Judge
President outlines hospital idea plan for new community clinics
President Roosevelt discussed a 10 million dollar program to establish experimental one story frame hospitals in communities lacking facilities. Leaders from major health organizations stressed local guarantees and non-competition with existing institutions while the government would buy land and hold title.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Medical J Association
Fred G. Carter
Cleveland
American Hospital Association
Ross T. McIntyre
Navy
Thomas Parran
United States
Josephine Roche
Cai
Hearings on Income Tax Refund Claims Delayed
Oklahoma City January hearings on income tax refund claims totaling about 3 million dollars were postponed by the tax commission until February. Rejections were expected as the Supreme Court canceled a 14,900 dollar refund granted to farmer Gov. E. W. Marland in 1937. Some claimants may seek rehearing in light of the Mayland decision. In North Dakota, two men were jailed for six months after admitting windmill theft.
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Oklahoma City
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
E. W. Marland
Mayland
Only 38 Percent Of Cotton Farmers Vote
Official results show marketing quotas for the 1946 cotton crop approved by 91 percent of those voting, but only 38 percent of all producers participated. From the Dec 9 referendum, 977,207 voted for quotas and 84,976 against. Oklahoma recorded 40,235 for and 9,225 against.
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Washington
Jan
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
AAA
Oklahoma
AFL Organizer in Films Indicted
William Bioff, organizer and leader of unions in the film industry, was indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax fraud charges. He allegedly reported $5,720 for 1936 while earning $33,573.25 and later $7,205 for 1937 against real incomes of $276,416, facing up to $10,000 fine and five years in prison.
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Los Angeles
William Bioff
Todex
Federal
Grand Jury
Bioff
AK. Conference of Studio Unions
Informationalal Alliance of
Powell and Diana Lewis Return to Hollywood after Honeymoon
Debonair actor William Powell and his bride Diana Lewis are due back in Hollywood today after leaving their Las Vegas honeymoon retreat yesterday. They plan a possible stopover en route as they resume film work.
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Bill Powells
Hollywood
Debonair
William Powell
Diana Lewis
Las Vegas
Nev
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