Notice of Final Account and Hearing in Estate Case
The County Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces a hearing on the final account of Walter H Bubhell as administrator of the estate of Frank Encene. The hearing is set for Friday February 1 1982 at 4 00 p m in Ada Oklahoma. All interested parties are to appear and show cause why the account should not be settled and the estate distributed and the administrator discharged. Dated January 1 1982. Seal J Tal Crawford County Judge.
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County Court
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklanoma
Frank Encene
Walter Hbubhell
Frank Enochs
Hadinthia
Ada
Gate Frank Enocnki
Seal J. Tal Crawford
County
Judee
Fon
Eins
Haas
Tal Crawford
Kern Lambert
Sulphur Junior High to Festival
Forty Sulphur junior high band members will attend an all day festival at Wynnewood Friday. They will depart Sulphur High at 9 a.m. and return after the night concert. Hiram Henry will direct morning and afternoon practice and the concert. A solo and ensemble contest will pick a winner to be featured in the evening performance. Seven area schools including Sulphur Davis Stratford Wynnewood Pauls Valley Lindsay and Maysville will attend. The Wynnewood High School auditorium hosts the concert.
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Wynnewood
Marvel Scott
Hiram Henry
Oklahoma A
Scott
Garvin and
Murray Conty
Sulphur
Davis
Stratford
Pauls Valley
Lindsay
Maysville
Wynnewood High School
Alva Woman Predicts Dry Year in 1952
Alva Oklahoma resident Mrs E M Rauh forecasts a dry year with June rains. Her long range method involves onion skins salt and cloud observations from the 12 days after Christmas, handed down through family lore.
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Alva
Okla
E. M. Rauh
Diatrice Court Public Notice of Heirs and Property Claim
Maurine Hill Harper Rosemary Hill Floyd and Nellie Sheldon Pratt sue heirs of Billy Perry and Edna Meadors for ownership of the south half of the northeast quarter of section 22 township 4 north range 6 east in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs seek quiet title and to remove unknown heirs and assigns as cloud on title, with deadlines for answer by February 15, 1952. Court clerk A Holloway signs. attorney Claude V. Thompson represents plaintiffs.
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State OF
Oklahoma
W.T. Solomon
Tramege
Assins
Otter
Lee Jonesv
Seulah Jones
Pontotoc
Binte
Joewith W. B. McCullar
Tg Mineral
Lee Jones
Beulah Jane
Morihwest
Ravee
Pontotoc County
Busby, Harrell& Trice
Nelrs
Maulase Frazier
Sherwood O'Neal
Sammy Lane O'Neal
Pontator County
Pevehouse Ata Dla Mae
Pevehouse
Plaintiile
Ve. Wiliam BE Nut
State OF Oklahoma
William 2. Nutt
Henry C. Stephens
Solomon Julius
EM Julius
Jane Julius
Hell
Salledusius
Crociaw
Ponsome County
Swift
Quenar
Solomon
Jane
Julius
Sallie Julius
Guibert Julius
Eliza Julius
Molli¢ ‘Hardin
Abe Holloway
Pontaise County
Oslanoma
Rabinson
Diatrice Court Wifring
Mauri Nin
Rosemary Hi
Nellie Flot
Sheiden Pratt
Prainlita
Parton
Edna O. Garer
Edna O. Meador
J. B. Hill
Virgil Hunt
Geminlasion
Billy Perry
Roll No. TV
Edna QO. Meadors
Edna
Garner
Maurine Hill Harper
Rosemary Hit Floyd
Newt
Lindon
Ednar
Meador
Towit
Hird
Sheldon Pratt
Rosemary Hai Floyd
Edna O. Meadors
Edna O. Garner
Edie O. Meadey
J. B. All
Etna O. Meadors
Edn
O. Garner
J. B Hill
Ben
Bully Perry
Meadora
Garnée
Eana
J. B. HM
Billy Perrs
Hell No
Edne
Meadors
Edwar O Garner
Rosemary Hill
Floyd
Nellie Sheldor Pratt
Miy Hand
ISEAL
Clark Ty
Oklanoma Robinson
Atw
Claude V. Thompson
Plaineif
Stratford News social notes and visits
Stratford residents share weekend visits and trips across nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Elmer Martin of Stonewall visit Mrs Martins mother Mrs Sam Boatright. Phillips family hosts Sorky Johnston Pamela of Shawnee and Mrs Sadie Sherman plus Mrs Sam Howard and Sammie of Ada.
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Elmer Martin
Stonewall
Adam
M. GC. Phillips
Sorky Johnston
Pamela
Shawnee
Sadie Sherman
Sam Howard
Sammie
Ada
W. L. Standridge
Local families make weekend visits and moves across towns
Mrs Will Crawford returns from a six week visit with son in Hugo and relatives in Kilgore. J M Melt and C E Goodwin home changes involve transfer to Mrs Charlie Jones and relocation of Melt Jones family to Shawnee. Fred Sliger from Oklahoma City visits Ada relatives. Leonard Freeman Bobbie of Seminole visit J S Gardner and John Freeman families. Leon Freeman moves to Tulsa with wife and child. Phillip Sales and son stay weekend with Oklahoma City parents. Ada guests include Hollis Winter and Pauline Winter. Judge Thompson’s family hosts. Mrs Alice Pyron resumes Stratford teaching. L C Nichols convalesces. Card of visitors and church meeting conclude the Ada area social notes.
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Will Crawford
Parnell
Hugo
Kilgore
John T
University of Oklahoma students favor Eisenhower in poll
Norman Oklahoma daily poll of 1,174 students found 597 favor Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as the best qualified presidential candidate. Truman ranked second with 154 votes. Taft Warren Stassen Kefauver Byrd Humphrey Kerr and Kerr were far behind. Meanwhile in British Columbia a hunter in Elk Valley shot a 900 pound bear with a 7 foot head measurement.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oklahoma Daily
President Truman
Robert A. Taft
Earl Warren
Harold Stassen
Estes Kefauver
Harry Byrd
Hubert Humphrey
Robert
Kerr
Natal
B.C
Ben Voilpatti
Elk Valley
Big Brass
Allen News social notes and family visits in Ada area
Local residents report a string of visits and events including funeral attendance for James C. Kelyl in Okmulgee. Ada visitors stop by S. Morrison and relatives, Jack Williams and Joe Williams family visits, and a Valley View hospital note for Mrs. W. J. McInroy. The piece also lists fishing at Lake Texoma and several households visiting relatives in Ada, Allen, Duncan, and Okemah.
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Edd Crabtree
Priscilla
Charlie
Ray Cummings
David
Charley Crabtree
Okmulgee
James C. Kelyl
W. E. Pitt
Ada
Irs
S. W. Morrison
Harley Hayes
Jack Williams
Centrahoma
WT. Hooper
Phebe Brians
New
Col
Marshall Clary
Camp Chaffee
Ark
W. J. McInroy
Valley View Hospital
Central Airlines seeks to drop three stops in Texas and Oklahoma
A Central Airlines official testified before a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner that the carrier wants to discontinue Holdenville Oklahoma Gainesville and Greenville Texas stops due to insufficient business. The hearing accompanies Central's request for a five year renewal and possible new Oklahoma and Arkansas routes. Opponents Pioneer and Trans Texas argue for retaining current lines.
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Washington
Central Airlines
Texas
Oklahoma
E. H. Pickering
Central
Holdenville
Okla
Gainesville
Greenville
Tex
Civil Aeronautics Board
Une
Arkansas
Pickering
Pioneer
Trans-Texas
Pleasant Surprise For Allen Couple
Mr and Mrs Craig Jordan receive a letter about their daughter and son in law M/Sgt and Mrs Don Aherns stationed at Hickam Field Hawaii The Aherns had trouble finding quarters and settled in a Nabors barracks converted to apartments In Tulsa The next day Sgt Aherns ran into an old buddy at Tinker Field who happened to live next door to them The buddy asked where he lived confirming they were neighbors Mrs Aherns is the former Miss Billy Kaye Jordan.
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Allen
Craig Jordan
Don Aherns
Hickman
Sid Nabors
Field
Hawaii
Florida
John Luke
Vic Luke
Nabors
Tulsa
Sgt. Aherns
Tinker Field
Shawnee
Local social notes from Ada area and beyond
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wiley and children visited her parents at Dustin Saturday night and Sunday morning Several families were guests in McAlester including Mrs Maud Taylor and Mrs Carl Williams Others shopped in Ada Monday and Ada residents made regional trips Major Stocker with the Marine Corps is stationed at Omaha Nebraska Promotions reach Ida Mary as her husband rises to major Craig Jordan and family report a promotion Don Harbeson sails for the stores Jan 28 after a year in Korean waters aboard a hospital ship taking wounded from Korea to Japan
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Wilbur Wiley
Dustin
Craig Jordan
Ida Mary
A. R. Stocker
Marine Corps
Omaha
Nebraska
H. D. Harbeson
Don
Navy
Korea
Japan
Congress Nol- Tax plan sparks committee debate
The piece notes a five billion dollar budget load sought via tax loophole elimination and rate rises. Doughton says public sentiment opposes new taxes. Mills argues hearings likely. Snyder may deliver a tax program, but general hearings are unlikely. Spence warns against expiration of Defense Production Act controls and expects a tough fight ahead.
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Doughton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means
Rep
Mills Jn Ark
Ways and
Truman
Bas stove explosion fatally burns Enid woman
Miss Belle Davidson, age 72, of Enid Oklahoma, was fatally burned yesterday when a Bas stove exploded in her apartment. Neighbor Antone Severin attempted to smother the flames by wrapping her in a blanket but she died from burns.
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Enid, Okla
Belle Davidson
Antone Severin
Cotton consumption averages fall in December period
The Census Bureau report shows December 2 to 29 daily cotton consumption averaging 35.406 bales per working day, down from 41.297 a year earlier and 37.478 in the November period last year. Lint consumption averaged 4,322 bales, up from year-ago figures, while total December cotton use reached 672,714 bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Red Chinese airfield talks clash with armistice aims
Debate over airfield construction near the front lines pits Maj. Gen. Claude B. Ferenbaugh against Chinese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fang. Hsieh says air power requires aircraft and that restricting planes interferes with North Korea’s affairs. Subcommittees plan another 11 a.m. Friday meeting. In Vinita Oklahoma, high school coach Joe Mc Graw and assistant Bill Mc Minimy resign, effective January 18, to take jobs with Douglas Aircraft Co.
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Claude B. Ferenbaugh
Battle Line
Korea
Hsieh Fang
Hsieh
North Korea
Vinita
Okla
Joe McGraw
Bill McMinimy
G. R. Griffin
Douglas Aircraft’ Co
Tulsa
Embezzlement Charge Shifts From Coalgate Truck Driver Moler
Ed J. Moler a Wichita Kansas truck driver for Watts Grain Exchange is charged with embezzlement in Coal County. He allegedly left Wichita with a Watts truck loaded with 650 bushels of corn valued at 1496, sold the corn for 1287.95 to Coalgate Milling, and bought a 1938 La Salle for 250 with the remainder. Police traced a complex sequence of checks and purchases across Ada and Coalgate as investigators pursued Moler and two companions. Sheriff Thea H. Bonner noted Moler was under 7000 bond and linked the tire purchase error of 50 to the case.
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Coal County
Ed J. Moler
Wichita
Kan
Watts
Moler
Ada
la Salle
Cecil Smith
Watts Company
Ade
Corm
Thea H. Bonner
Coalgate
Coalgate Milling Company
Hudson Brothers Company
Hudson Company
Nach
Bonner
Molet
Tire I
Hudson Brothers
Madson Brothers
Oklahoma State Bank
Farmers Union pushes income limit plan and health program
Oklahoma Farmers Union backed a 25 000 income cap and a national health insurance program at its closing state convention session. Resolutions urged 100 percent parity for perishables, river valley authorities, Red White Arkansas Valley Authority, federal aid to education, a graduated land tax, and investigation of School Land Commission policies. They also demanded repeal of seed, feed, and fertilizer sales taxes, reaffirmed support for Homestead Exemption and soil conservation, and re elected Homer Duffy as president. 2 board members named. major officers reelected.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Farmers Union
School Land Commission
Homer Duffy
Lexington
William Dolezall
Banner
H. Lawter
Gus Gray
Stratford
Jimmy Hays
Enid
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Menderann Cravatt
Lilian Benashier
Nee Reed
Hampton Reed
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Cela
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Ada Burris
Reed
Five Civilized Tribes
At & A
Abe Tiolloway
F. Robinson
Edgar P. Hunter
Baka
Ata. Ve. Thy
Sta
Stratford News
Roy Gooch
San Diego
Calif
Fionia Gooch
Baptist Orphans Home
Haskell Burnett
Maggie Burnett
Rodeo
N. M
Arizona
C. F. Stafford
Dallas
J. C Stafford
Frank Carpenter
Leck Carpenters
Tucson
Arig
Hugo, Tex
Kugore
J. M
Melt and
Inez) Jones
C. ©. Goodwin
Charlie Jones
Melt. Jones
Fred Sliger
Glen Williamson
Ardmore
Alma James
J. H. Britwin
Leon Freeman
Bobbie
Seminole
J. S. Gardner
Gardner
John Freeman
Herbert Watts
Kansas
C. E. Goodwin
Melt Jones
Charle Jones
J. H. Brittian
Phillip Sales
Mrs
Tom Sales
Mea
A. C. Thompson
Mayesville
Judge Thompson
Alice Pyron
L. C. Nichols
Mfs
Pat Reynolds
Marvin Cole
W. D. Jackson
Karl Andrews
Bill Clear
Herman O. Wilson
Kingston
Jack Blackburn
W. A. Nease
Dale Deering
Richard Nease
Buddy Nease
Alvin Smith
Eastern Oklahoma
The
Pentecostal Holiness Church
O. U
Eisenhower
Allen News
Ray Stout
Valley View ‘Hospital
Bir
Stout
A. Stout
G. D. Rhodes and Son
Richard
Charley Vinson
John Blood
Thurman Triplett
Lake Texoma
Arthur Murphy
Bill Qualls
Clyde Staley
Thurma Jean Triplett
W. L. Holly
Okemah
E. ¥. Muse
Vermell and
Edwina
East Central
Martha Mote
Bfinnie Lou McDaniel
Janet Taylor
Latta
Smith
Georgia
Ruth Fitt
Mary Jane Williams
Stratford School
Fontatoc County
Miss Taylor
Frankie Sullivan
Fitzhugh
Phyllis Hart
Phyllis Sullivan
Mary Ann Griffith
Vaness
Wanda Young
Marcine Clifford
Lula
Canning
Patsy Langley
Patsy Thomposn
McLish
Helen Cleghorn
Loretta Hester
Donna Stephens
Prade
Frankie Wells
Betty Bettis
Latts
Firehugh
Blue Ribbon
Lou Ann Miller
Joyce Joyce McAnally
Eileen Biggs
Reine Hyden
Daily Roads
Patsy Thompson
Aherns
Ot Tinker
G. D. Rhodes
Mrs. A. Stout
Maud Taylor
McAlester
Carl Williams
Jack Hammonds
Wayne Hammonds, Jr
Patsy
H. D. Hirbeson
Neil
Mrs. Perry Blue
Ft. Smith, Ark
Farmers Union
Oklahoma Group
Anka Health Insurance
Montreal
Atlantic
Bonita Bradley
Georgia Ruth Pitta
Vanass
Alma Sales
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