Legal notices in Pontotoc Oklahoma estates and filings
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma two legal notices appear. The first, estate of C E Acker deceased, requests creditors present claims within two months of first publication. The second, Fannie Lea v Sylvia Lea Manley Williamson Foster et al, a notice by publication in district court seeks to quiet title to parcels in Franks town, with February 23, 1978 deadline to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Fannie Lea
Sylvia Lea Maniey Williamson Foster
State of
Sylvia Lea Manley Williamson Foster
Fred Locher
T.W. Chadwick
W.F. Hicks
Lola Hicks
Louis Lea
Pontotoc
County
Towit
Franks
Pruett
Town of
Wayne Joplin Court
King and York sue unknown heirs over mineral rights in multiple counties
Plaintiffs Lester W. King and Frances King York seek a court ruling to quiet title to undivided mineral interests in land in Pontotoc County and other counties. The petition asks to determine heirs of Edna Mae King nee Gregg and that plaintiffs own equal shares of oil and gas rights in specified parcels, with deadlines to answer by February 23, 1978.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Lester W. King and
Frances King York
Edna Mae King Nee Gregg
Lester W. King
Stephens County
McClain County
Edna Mae King
Gregg
Wayne Joplin
Marc's Gray
Alias notice of sale of real estate and personal property
Court order directs private sale after January 23 1978 at 10 00 AM in Tulsa Oklahoma of Burgie Blankenships estate real and personal property including Francis Oklahoma Lots 1 2 7 8 Block 24 30 Pontotoc County and fractional interests in Section 29 Township 5 North Range 7 East plus Callie Mae Littie estate Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma public auction January 28 1978 and Ada residence Lot 8 Block 70 Original Townsite Ada Oklahoma plus all estate personal property to be sold with court confirmation and under law provisions
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District Court of
County of
Tulsa
State of
Oklahoma
Burgie C. Blankenship
South 49Th West Avenue
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Francis
Pontotoc County
Donald D. Cameron
Sooner Federal Building
Tulsa County
George A. Blankenship
Houston and Kiein, Inc
District Court
County of Pontotoc
Callie Mae Little
McGowan
West 7Th
Ada
Mary Holman
Hearing set on final account for Lloyd C. Rose estate
Oklahoma state. case P-77-48. final account and petition for determination of heirs final settlement distribution and discharge filed by Executrix Mabel P. Rose. Hearing fixed for February 2, 1978 at 10:00 AM in Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. All interested persons must appear and show cause. Judge Calvert L. Cannon presiding.
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Mabel P. Rose
Lloyd C. Rose
Lloyd Crawford Rose
L. C. Rose
Pontotoc County
Ada
Oklahoma
Calvert L. Cannon
District Court
Charles D. Mayhue Conn
Mayhue
P.O. Box
Executrix
City Student Escapes Injury As Fraternity House Burns
Mike Anderson a SMU junior and Mustang basketball team member escaped injury when a fire at 4 a.m. Saturday destroyed the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house at 3041 Dyer Street on the SMU campus in Dallas. One fraternity brother died. about 50 residents were affected. The blaze cause was undetermined Saturday morning and Mike lost all personal belongings.
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Mike Anderson
Jerry Anderson
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Alpha Tau Omega
Dyer Street
SMU
Mike
Mustang
ECU
ATO
BIA appoints Browning area programs analysis officer in Muskogee
Browning, a Browning Mill Creek native and former Anadarko Area Administrative Officer, was named area programs analysis officer for the Muskogee Area Office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. He will oversee planning for seven Indian agencies and eleven tribes in eastern Oklahoma.
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Browning
Mill Creek
Muskogee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Anadarko
Oklahoma
BIA
Sequoyah
Tahlequah
United States Army Reserves
U.S. Air Force Reserves
Oklahoma Haskell Alumni Association
Thomas J. Ellison
Jack S. Chaney
Haskell
Dennis Springwater
Stilwell
Gabe Paxton Jr
Talihina
Ada City Council Reverts DWI Filing to District Court
Ada Oklahoma council votes to resume filing DWI charges in district court after conflicts between district attorney Roy Powell and Special District Judge Molly Shi. City Manager Leonard Briley cites officer courtroom delays and desires plea bargaining, while advocates defend a driver behavior course run by Jo OConner and Ted Loman. Powell contests school funding as private gain yet supports court-linked costs. Judge Thomas Landrith asserts charges must be evaluated individually to ensure proper prosecution.
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Leonard Briley
Ada
Roy Powell
Molly Shi
Briley
League of Women Voters
League
Kathie Hornsby
Jo O’conner
Ted Loman
Powell
O’conner
Thomas Landrith
Shi
David Boren
Ada court room rarely used by eastern Oklahoma federal court
The Ada branch courtroom in the Ada Post Office Building, maintained by the U S District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, is rented from the General Services Administration at about 21000 annually and used only once or twice a year. Judge Joseph W Morris from Muskogee delays expansion, citing travel time and convenience concerns for local litigants, with most trials remaining in Muskogee. Built in 1933, remodeled 1963-64, the 2000 square foot chamber now sits unused for most proceedings.
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Stephen Hillman
Ada
Oklahoma
U.S. District Court
Ada Post Office
U.S
Joseph W. Morris
Muskogee
Eastern District of Oklahoma
General Services Administration
Trict Court
Morris
Federal
Hicks Smith, Jr
U.S. Postal Service
Smith
Postal Service
Post Office
Notice to Creditors of Barrett Estate Ada Oklahoma
In the matter of the estate of Charlotte Osborn Barrett deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Marcus Thurman Barrett Jr administrator with will annexed at G C Mayhue Jr law offices Ada Oklahoma within two months of first publication or be forever barred dated July 29 1977.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
C. E. Acker
Conn
Mayhue and
Mayhue
South Broadway
Ada
Charlotte Osborn Barrett
G. C. Mayhue, Jr
Oklahoma
Marcus Thurman Barrett, Jr
Mayhue & Mayhue
Hearing on Letters of Administration for Velma Rhynes
In the matter of the estate of Velma A. Rhynes deceased No P-78 notice of hearing petition for letters of administration to the heirs next of kin and creditors of Velma Rhynes will be heard in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Ada Courtroom No 2 January 31 1976 at 10 00 a m witnessed this 18th day of January 1978 Kenneth Rhynes named petitioner seeks letters of administration through the court docket plus details of the hearing date and location
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Velma Rhynes
Kenneth Rhynes
Pontotoc County
Ada
Oklahoma
Miss Ada Pageant Opens for 1978 Entrants with Miss America 1978 Appearance
Judy and Jim Tipton and Luanne Crabtree invite applicants for the 1978 Miss Ada Pageant with a deadline February 13. Susan Perkins Miss America 1978 will appear March 24 at 7 30 p m. Contestants must be unmarried 17 to 26 within 45 miles of Ada. Entrants judged in talent evening gown swimsuit and judges interview by five non Ada judges. Winner receives scholarships Ada merchant wardrobe and a trip to Tulsa for Miss Oklahoma 1978. Perkins is from Columbus Ohio a Miami University 1976 graduate and former legislative aide selected for the 112th Ohio Legislature. She enters Ohio State University School of Allied Medicine in Medical Technology.
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Judy
Jim Tipton
Luanne Crabtree
Susan Perkins
Ada
Ohio State Legislature
Ohio State University School of Allied Medicine
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Conn, Mayhue & Mayhue
Marcia Gray
Carloss Wadlington
Plaintiff
Seal
Cariless Wadlington
Callie Mae Littie
B. M
Mack” Welch
Cerones
Diamonds
Farrous
Gem Jewelers
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Muskogee-Anadarko
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Council
Velma A. Rhynes
S Calvert L. Cannon
R. Buri Harris
Petitioner
Frisco
Broadway
Evergreen Mills, Inc
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Darrel Lanier
N. Broadway
Og&e
Lanier
George Gurley
Ada Merchants
Miss Perkins
Columbus
Ohio
Miami University
Oklahoma State Bank
The
Pioneers
F.D.I.C
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