Estate and land title action in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Legal notices announce probate matters in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The State directs heirs and unknown defendants to respond by March, and a separate sale notice lists the estate of Mary E. Buchanan to be auctioned February 15 at Ada County Court. Proceedings reference Minnie Nelson Alexander heirs and multiple described parcels in section and township land descriptions.
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Sanaber
Dee
Anna Norn
Virkil Hale
Vonshors
Gery Bert Sot
Xan
Tevet
Dorothie
TER Hal
Kurr & Lam
Adutiatstrat Eix
Wishin
Pontctac County
State of Oklahoma
John A Busby
Pin
Sant Mlalntice
Tirat Dax
AMA
Sudenent Tenderek
Sda
Norchiwest
Real Oatete
Minnie Netgan -Alesander
Deceaund Chickasaw Hv Blonds
Enid Janne
Minintiff
Nolaon Alexander
Biges
Nelson Alexander
Monerty
Aly Tela Pepford
Tantatic Baulte
Chetan Fleming
Brany
Wartrelt
Minimiee
Pontstoc County
Mary &E. Buchanam
Pontotoc
Marry T. Buchanan
Suit County Court
Ada
Pontotar
Mary EK. Buchanan
Anid
Irena
Narcela
Ying
Ang Helne
Olelahoma
Spotland & Township
Eaia
Buchanan
Furman Wilson Purcell
Okla
Judge Molyneaux Dies at 76 for Bootlegger Crackdown
Federal Judge Joseph West Molyneaux, 76, famed for harsh sentences during Prohibition, died in Minneapolis after a brief illness. The longtime jurist was known for declaring law must be obeyed, shaping bootlegger penalties in his era.
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Dyes Minneapolis
Joseph West Molyneaux
Notice to Interested Parties in John J Innes Estate Petition
The State of Oklahoma to all persons interested in the estate of John J Innes deceased. Belle W Jones produced and filed a petition in Pontotoc County Court requesting authority to use a copy of a will from Kansas and to issue letters Testamentary to Belle W Jones. A hearing is set for February 22, 1944, at 10 a.m. in Ada Oklahoma to contest the petition.
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State of Oklahoma
Tovistes
Harry Wilburn
Wilburn
Olluiwmna
John J. Innes
Tontotoc
Sintre
Oklahoma
John S. Jones
Neosha
Kamsas
Anid
Jones
Anie
Wearuare
Ada
Hoyt Prisktla
FDR Birthday Cake Damaged by Snow in Washington
Washington January 24 President Roosevelt planned to accept a 300 pound birthday cake at the White House but a heavy snowfall caused the cake to break when a truck hit ruts near a street car track. The confection was from unions contributing $5,800 for infantile paralysis. repair was planned for tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Baker and Confectionery Workers International Union
American Federation of Labor
William Green
AFL
Confectionery Workers Union
Governor Bailey Opposes Federal Oil Field Control
Gov. Carl Bailey announced he will travel to Washington in February to testify before a House committee on a bill to place regulation of oil fields under the U S Department of the Interior. He indicated he had not decided whether to testify and will be accompanied by Bailey of El Dorado, chairman of the Arkansas oil and gas commission.
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Dettle Rock
Ark
Carl
Lovelady Homemakers elect new officers in 1940
News from rural Lovelady reports Homemakers club forming in 1940 with officers Christine Martins president Lee Taylor vice president Cordelia Ross secretary and Myrtle Ross treasurer. The Ada death of Edgar Barns ties into local family notes as bands and plays raise funds for toy band suits.
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Christine Martins
Lee Taylor
Cordelia Ross
Myrtle Ross
Elam
Ada
Lovelady School
Homer
J. C. Martin
Pontator
Local Families Enjoy Weekend Visits and Health Updates
Madill residents visited relatives in Raff and Concrete while John Ozment and L B Phillips traveled to Tishomingo. Edna May Allen stayed in Bellwood with her aunt. Patricia Ann Holloway was born January 23 weighing four pounds, mother and baby healthy.
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Hay’ Strong
Raff
John Ozment
L. B. Phillips
Tishomingo
George Thomas Smith
Johnnie
Bobby Ozment
Bobbie Roy Peters
George Hearrell
Lucille Hobson
Allen
Roy Peters
Mr. Rogers
Troy
John Ozmant
Snd
Ozment
C. B. McCause
Ravia
Edna May Allen
Bellwood
Mr. Williams
Elby Holloway
Patricia Ann
Local Social Roundup From High Hill Area Gathers Families
Last week social visits populated the High Hill region with relatives and friends visiting in Red Oak Pleasant Hill Lula Ada and Oklahoma City. Notable gatherings include Kerrs Upton Sweat and Moss families visiting or hosting, with several calls and overnight stays documented among neighbors and kin.
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D. M. Kerr
David Gray
Red Oak
H.T. Johnson
Pleasant Hill
Henry McMeans
Verlene Upton
Lula
Nella Faye Sweat
I Joyce
Billy Jean Kerr
Oran Kerr
Irene Nix
Halls
Hill Pnent
Lois Kerr
Dolberg Team Faces Hert Friday In District Play
Dolberg cagers prepare for a Friday game against Hert while several local families report weekend visits. Students welcome new pupils as the school notes a sick list and upcoming end of the fourth six week period.
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Leroy
Laverne
Wendell Summers
Samuel
Aubry Taylor
Prairie View
Billy Roy Williams
Kenneth Williams
Parne Vanderslice
Hays Fla
Faye Jones
Lydia Jones
Wynona Woods
Buddy Eldred
Imogene Stevens
Oak Grove
Ruby Jo Hays
Henry
Ardmore
Oakman School Notes Show Lunch Program Drive
Oakman students enjoy hearty lunches as a negro minstrel program is prepared to raise funds for built in cabinetry and a screen to meet federal lunch project standards. Art classes cover snow scenes while locals share visits and civic activities. A long distance gas pipe line from a 1872 Titusville well is noted.
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Federal Board
Ms Assembly
Cromer
Stepher Foster
Lee Johnson
Henry Ramsey
Thurlow Clark
Ruby Lilley
McDonald
Jackie Crawford
Bad Bryant
Ada
Zelma -Cromer
Democratic Central Committee
Scott Jones
Oakman
Earnest Williamson
Maron Williamson
Roy Williamson
Allen
Schn Lamar
Moore
Barnard Shokey
Dudley Lamar
Titusville
Oklahoma News Briefs Highlight Local Oddities
Stillwater reports Rip the collie would not obey ley down the phrase rip vs lie down noted by Dr. Agnes Berrigan. Okmulgee Lake Okmulgee ice covered for first time in a decade with water levels low but no shortage danger. Henryetta mayor regains phone after cash transfers funded it. Blackwell dies former Bra man mayor Hiram E. Horne aged 77. Mangum watch stolen four months ago arrives by mail with no return address. Altus funeral services for M. C. Hyde, 87, after frozen fear cause. Enid sec retary Paul Gleason named Oklahoma editor for Southern Secretary. Durant county attorney probes death of Robert Ellis found near railroad, body frozen. missing 24 hours.
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Bill Steger
Robert Ellis
Caddo
Ellis
McNutt Rebuffs Lewis Criticism Over Labor Record
Federal security administrator Paul McNutt rejected Jol L Lewis’s charges at the United Mine Workers convention in Columbus. He defended his Indiana governorship and troop use during the Terre Haute 1939 strike, saying law and order required action and that he had nothing to apologize for.
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Paul McNutt
Federal Security
Jol L. Lewis
Indiana
Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Ohio
McNutt
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Hit
United States
Pneumonia Death Rate Declines Amid Cold Wave
Washington January 24 The public health service reported pneumonia deaths are dropping 19 percent below the five year average despite a severe cold spell. Meanwhile colds and influenza cases are rising about 30 percent above normal.
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Public Health ‘Service
Hitler Praises Frederick the Great Before Cadets
Adolf Hitler praised Frederick the Great and his soldiers as an example of soldierly virtue to 7,000 future officers in the Sports Palace. He spoke of the battle’s meaning and necessity for the German people while Field Marshal Goering led with a call for Sieg Heil.
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Turkey to Sign New Trade Pact With Germany
Ankara reports Turkey will sign a new trade agreement with Germany replacing the expired pact. The deal exchanges German chemicals and manufactures for Turkish cotton wool and drift. Germany bears transport risks amid Allied blockade.
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Coal Official Urges Cancelling Of Reciprocal Trade Pact
Jan 24 Washington reports John D. Battle executive secretary National Coal Association urged cancellation of the reciprocal trade agreement with Venezuela and the reciprocal trade agreements act. He said if the act cannot be discarded then there must be no authority to change excise taxes. He charged the petroleum tax reductions benefited large oil producers in both countries and harmed U S coal interests. He argued imported oil displaces coal and depresses domestic oil and coal prices, boosting unemployment and harming American production. He also called for Senate ratification power for future trade deals.
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Oklahoma City bills cut by 500000 annually March 1
Oklahoma Gas and Electric customers will see a voluntary rate reduction effective with bills issued on March 1 reducing annual revenue by about 500000 across 206 communities. The Public Utility Commission said the cut follows negotiations and aims to stimulate business while avoiding a formal hearing. Similar talks were started with Public Service Co. of Oklahoma.
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France Blamed In Steamer Disaster
Rome dispatches in Milan newspaper accuse France of delaying the Italian liner Orazio for four hours to remove 12 German passengers. The delay is called fatal with up to 100 feared dead. shipbound for South America via Barcelona.
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Army tanks concentrated in Georgia under new command
Washington reports Brigadier General Bruce McGni der will command about 260 tanks at Fort Benning Georgia for next summer’s Third Army maneuvers. Four months of field training lead to corps maneuvers in the south in April or May. In a separate note, Frederick G Vogel Jr found a horseshoe, a penny, a dime, and received a repayment check, nailing the shoe over his door.
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Del
Frederick G. Vogel, Jr
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