Heirs sue for quiet title to Pontotoc County land in Oklahoma
Maurine Hill Harper Rosemary Hill Floyd and Nellie Sheldon Pratt file in Pontotoc County District Court against the heirs and unknown successors of Billy Perry and Edna Meadors seeking judicial declaration of ownership. The suit targets The South Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 22 Township 4 North Range 6 East with mineral reservations and requests quieting of title against all adverse claims. Plaintiffs allege full possession, seek adjudication of heirs and distribution rights under intestate laws, and demand defendants reveal their interests and be barred from asserting any claim. The action names J B Hill and others as deceased parties and is set for answer by February.
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Postotoc County
Oklahoma
Maurine Hill Harper
Rosemary Kitt Floyd
Nellie Shelaen
Nein
Billy Perry
Edna C. Meadors
Edna C. Garner
Edna C. Meador
J. B. Runt
Pontotoc Canty
Okla
Homa
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc County
Okinahoma
Delendan
Bly Perry
Edna
Meadors
Peso
Edna QO. Garner
Edna OL Meador
B. Hill
Maurine Hill Rarper
Renemary
Floyd
Nellie Sheldon Pratt
Pontetoe County
Binte
Edie DO. Meadors
Garner
Edna O. Meager
J. B. Hill
Pontothe County
Oksashoma
Hird
Ens
HN Harper
Rose- Hill Floyd
Edna O. Meadors
Edna O. Garner
Billy Percy
Edna 0
Lilly Perry
Meaorg
Garnet
Meador
Rhi
Edna O
Aidle
Stich Real Property
Percy
Tadian
Edna G Garner
J. B. Bill
Maurine
Han Harper
Rosemary Hill Floyd
Nelle Sheldon Pratt
Sid Real Property
Norial
Abe Rolloway
Pontotye County
F. Rtobinson
Claude V. Thompson
Plainnil
Midgar
Hunter
Plaitul
State of Oklahoma
Maurie Frazier
Gangary
Roxwer Sect
Sherwood O'Neal
Simmy Li Oneal
Lee Jones
Beulah Jones
Axon
W. E. McCullar
Portates County
Pantotoc
McCullar
Beulah
Jones
Township
Range 4
Ponloloc County
W. B
Abbott
Busby
Harrel
Trice
Psalmudts
Legal Notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court
Plaintiffs James Thomson Trustee and others file suit December 28 1952 in Pontotoc County against multiple defendants to quiet title to described parcels in sections 1 2 and 19 Town 3N Range 5E and related holdings. Defendants must answer by March 11 1952 or default judgment will be entered. action also seeks reform of an assignment and expunging a mortgage cloud. Additional notices list further defendants including Homer F Leeper and Melvina Quincy heirs with similar requirements and property descriptions in Pontotoc County.
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District Court of
Fontator
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma Central Railroad
Santa Fe Railroad
Cq RR
Santon Fes Rithty Way
Noah H. Hawkins
Mletywanke
Aurelius Swanson Company
Tne
a_ corporation
James Thomson
Morlgaga
Bulloch
Earle
Bull Inch
First National Bank of
Ada
Pontotoc
Abe Holloway
W. D. Abnatt
Kerr
Lambert
Carn Alerpeyr
Acknowledgement of Oklahoma Notary Public Statement
Notary Claude V Thompson certifies Roy Harp Mildred Harp and Plumice appeared in Fontotoc County Oklahoma on a dated day in 19th and 31st century to acknowledge a deed executed as free and voluntary act. Commission expiration listed as March 23 1852 with seal and witness.
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Fontotoc
Motary
Td State
Dan- Tx
Roy Harp
Mildred Harp
Plumice
Claude V. Thompson
Public notice in Oklahoma court probate case
The State of Oklahoma cites Ada Burris then Reed full blood Chickasaw Roll No 792 died intestate November 29 1951 with no administrator or heirs yet to determine who are heirs and entitled to estate shares. Plaintiffs seek to determine heirs and distribute estate under Oklahoma succession law. Hearing set March 10 1952 at 2 PM in Pentone County County Court. answer by date or petition stands. Court Clerk Ay F Robinson Luster Cook Trial Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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State OF
Oklahoma
Helr
Ade Burris
Reed
Ada Burris
Pentone County
Abe Holloway
Ay F F. Robinson
Probate Notice in Pontotoc County Court
In the county court in and for Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of M Deceased is being administered. All persons having claims against M Or Wood deceased must present them with vouchers to the executrix at 114% St Ada Oklahoma within four months from the date hereof or be barred. Done January 31. Be Wood executrix. Thomas P Holt attorney for executrix.
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Oklah
Fontotos
S. M. Jackson
Annie Jackson
Drainistratrix
SM. Jackson
10Th St
Ada
Oklaw
Kcé
Kerr, Lambert, Conn & Raserts
American
Okianama
Iammary
Jackson
Srammerraurs
Kerr, Lambert, Cona & Roberts
Vermont
Arizona
Georgia
U. S. States
Postotoc County
Oklahoma
Philip Abrahams
Fruilp Abrahams
Averna
I Philip Abrahams
Sherwin Avenue
Chicago 2
Illinois
Busby
Har Repee
Yell & Trice
Americar
Eame
Nadine Rogoff
Pontotoc County
OF Oklahoma
Willie Faust
Little
Decca
Willie Faust Little
Willie Foust Little
North Broadway
B. FP Lee
Fontacoc County
Army Store
ROY _N. HARP
Mildred Harp
C. H. Plumlee
Cou
Wood
Youth rally speaker Hey Paul Brown visits Ada area
The Cumberland Presbyterian church hosted a youth rally with guest speaker Hey Paul Brown of Oklahoma City. Attendees included youths from Marlow Oklahoma City Tecumseh and Owens Prairie. Visitors included the Rutherfords from Ceres California and the Harrises from Sulphur visiting Ada residents. Mrs. Leroy Battie and her son Lanny of Fort Worth are with J. G Lovelace family. Mrs. James Roper recovering from torsilectomy reported fair. Janie George, child of W P George, is very ill.
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Paul Brown
Oklahoma City
Marlow
Tecumseh
Owens Prairie
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Lanny
Fort Worth, Tex
J. G Lovelace
Ada
James Roper
Homer Kuykerdall
M. L. Stege
Lake Texoma
Janie George
W.P. George
Billie Lee to Be Konawa Band Queen for 1953
Konawa Oklahoma Special Billie Lee junior at Konawa high is winner of a band queen naming contest for 1953. She polled 12 400 votes in tabulations. Coronation set for Thursday February 7. The fund drive netted about 340 dollars per sup in the race. Attendants include Doris Nichols Johnnie Rafey Willa Jean Robbins and Sue Sweatt. The queen will reign 1052 53 school year. Mary Ann Kursar is present queen.
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Konawa
Billie Lee
Konawa High School
Yates
Ersup
Doris Nichols
Johnnie _Rafey
Willa Jean Robbins
Sue Sweatt
Mary Ann Kursar
Tupelo March Dimes Drive Reaches New Peak
Tupelo residents raised funds for March of Dimes with a pig sale and entertainment night. A womanless wedding and amateur talent contest drew a crowded audience and produced a total take of 151.26, bringing the day's contributions and earlier gains to 350.78 for the community, with more dime cards expected.
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Tupelo
Johnny
Joe
Adam
Charley Rushing
Laverne Fisher
Ae King
Mothers March on Thursday Evening in Ada for Polio Drive
Norman C. Mitenell, county chairman, urged Ada residents to join the Mothers March on Thursday from 6:40 to 7:30 p m to support polio efforts. Parents and teachers groups directed by Mrs Leonard Zoeller sign up to canvass and collect donations with porch lights as signals of participation.
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Ada
March of Dimes Gampaten
Norman C. Mitenell
Aca
Leonard Zoeller
St Joseph Parish Hall
Zoeller
Ada Rounduppers Adopt White Satin Colors For Parade
At a Ada Roundup club meeting the gold shirts were replaced with white satin shirts trimmed in red and neutral Stetson hats. President Ernie Kniffin announced the annual membership drive to start after the Feb 26 meeting which will include a free deed and entertainment. Members voted to donate 30 to the March of Dimes drive and Maxine Scott was elected publicity chair. C E McPherson was named head of the Roundup barn and plans for the season opener were discussed. The club will participate in a parade in Oklahoma City in early April.
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Ada
Ada Club
Ernie Kniffin
Jake Driver
Maxine Scott
C. E. McPherson
Oklahoma City
Everything Right For Tucson Open
H A field of 136 dolters enjoyed ideal weather and a short, easy course at the 10,000 Tucson Open first round at El Rio Golf and Country Club in Tucson Arizona. The weatherman forecast continued mild TS temperatures. Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago is fancied to win top money for the third time after previous victories in 1949 and 1950. Jack Burke of Houston is also highly regarded for the event shaping up as a tight test on the 6400 yard par 70 layout.
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Tucson
Ariz
Dolters
Mangrum
Jack Burke
Houston
Tex
Cellar Coal Mine Too Expensive for Furnace Use
POTTSVILLE Pa A man who accidentally uncovered a coal mine in his cellar cannot use the coal because his automatically fed furnace requires too much time and effort to reduce the coal to stoker size Elmer Evans found a 150 foot funnel with a 70 foot spur while enlarging his basement The mine will be used as a dirt dump from the project Evang found
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Pottsville
Elmer Evans
Evang
Flu Epidemic Causes Widespread School Absences Across Districts
Flu sweeping multiple towns triggers large absentee lists as schools from Ada to Francis report significant student misses. Ada sees 339 absentees. Coalgate 22 out. Oakman and Atoka-Sulphur report closures or near closures. Varied cases include chickenpox and measles amid the outbreak. officials describe the illness as the classic flu with rapid spread and peak flurries.
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Oakmen
Oakman
Emu
Fishomingo
DHIA Announces Latest Ten High
The Dairy Herd Improvement Association named the January top ten butterfat producers. Holstein 82 owned by Joe Ingle. Milking Shorthorn 56.2 from H. R. Cooper and son. Jersey 55.9 to Sam Dew. Jersey 55.3 to Sam Dew. Jersey 53.8 to Sam Dew. Guernsey 51 to Howard Smith. Jersey 40 to Sam Dew. Jersey 39 to Sam Dew. Milking Shorthorn 36 to Claude V. Thompson.
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Joe Ingle
H. R. Cooper and Son
Jersey
Sam Dew
Guernsey
Howard Smith
Claude V. Thompson
Medical Records Institute Set At University Of Tulsa
More than 190 library workers will attend a week long institute on the University of Tulsa campus starting June 13. Sponsored by the American Association of Record Librarians and the American Hospital Association. Sister Mary Louise of St. Anthony Hospital Oklahoma City heads the Oklahoma association of the A A R L as president.
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Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
American Association of Record Librarians
American Hospital Association
Oklahoma Association of the A. A. R. L
Mary Louise
Oklahoma City
St. Anthony Hospital
This Is It In Polio Drive For Pontotoc County
Pontotoc county launches its final and most intensive polio fund drive under County Chairman Norman C Mitchell who urges every resident to donate generously to the March of Dimes. He notes past shortfalls and stresses January support to sustain the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The 1952 Mother's March ends with events in Ada including queen coronation at St Joseph’s Parish Hall and prizes.
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Pontotocounty
Norman C. Mitchell
National Foundation For
Mitchell
National Foundation
Ada
Leonard Zoeller
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Anna Faye Boyd
Carolyn Zoeller
Doris Hotte
Antoinette Hutt
S&q Clothiers
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Heart Stopped for Time Working Again
CHICAGO Darline Timke a student nurse whose heart stopped for an hour and 45 minutes was revived by massaging the organ and an electrical device doctors at Presbyterian Hospital disclosed yesterday A charge of 110 volts was sent through her exposed heart for a half second after three physicians alternated in massaging her heart to keep blood circulating Miss Timke 21 spoke to newsmen about the Dec 12 incident She suffered temporary amnesia afterward living two years in the past Doctors said there is no permanent brain damage and her memory is almost normal and she is expected to fully recover
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Chicago
Darline Timke
Presbyterian Hosital
Miss Timke
Sunray Spokesman Reports Growth of Sunray Oil Ardor
Sunray Ol Corporation, neighbor to Ada with refineries and production in Allen, today at the Ada Rotary Club heard Luther Williams Tulsa director of public relations describe Sunray’s growth since 1920. Daily production exceeds 75 000 barrels from 3200 wells as operations spread across Arkansas California Illinois Kansas Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico Oklahoma Pennsylvania Texas and Wyoming with three refineries and growing pipeline and gas projects.
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Ada
Allen
Luther Wiliams
Tulsa
Sunray
Tommy Tiernan
Duke Milne
Alen
Williams
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Duncan
A F Eidson New Konawa City Manager
A F Eidson Konawa merchant was named Konawa city manager by Mayor L D Neal, succeeding Jasper Freeman who resigned. Eidson has 28 years in Konawa, six on the council, and prior grocery and variety stores. Freeman resigned Saturday. City Clerk Floyd Rains also resigned last week. The council includes Mrs Harold Shannon vice mayor Voyt Gladden Owen Jenet and J W Bullington.
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A. F. Eidson
Konawa
Konewa City
Eastern Star
Freeman
Floyd Rains
Free- Tan
Roy Adair
Harold Shannon
Voyt Gladden
Owen Jenet
J. W. Bullington
United States to Give Austria 129 Million Aid This Year
Vienna reports the United States will provide 129 million dollars in economic aid to Austria for the fiscal year ending June 30, a figure contrasted with 3.19435 billion in 1950-31.
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U. S
Austria
Vienna
United States
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