Notice of vast public sale and estate actions
The document reports a sheriff sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma and probate notices in Ada involving Bertha Buthargyry Lewis and others. It details a foreclosure sale of the South Front door property described as the Southwest Quarter and related parcels, with bids to the highest cash offer, and court approval procedures. It also lists probate matters for the estates of Bea Greene and Joan Brewer, including final accounts, distributions, and a guardian selling minor’s real estate. The notices specify dates in June 1968 and July 1968, with court locations in Pontotoc County and Ada Oklahoma, and names Clyde Kaiser sheriff and the Pontotoc County Court.
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Poniotor
Dalgharre
Adamsgit
Postatins
Oklahomey
Wursien
Iit
Bidiriet Caun
Reatetac
Elon
Dune
Cluse
Bertha Buthargyry Lewis
Clyde Kaiser
Partniga Coven
Oxlahoma
TRE Tolnty Court OF
Fontotoc Coenty
Oklaboma
Foma
Sia Brewnr
Josie Brower
Adedian
FALE
Hnerby
Purgaey
Coun Wy
Pontoter
Stne
Oklahoma
Estan
Sur
Nino
Aiyotad
Jetale
Higtden
Sibjers
Smd
Cork
Pontetoe
Howe
Ada
Chinon
Joan
Sue Brewer
Ingaind
Fronteee
Ollamo
Oklahorma
Ping
Pam
Wizhy
Runrcinr
Todd
Estate land dispute in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Court action seeks to quiet title in heirs and assigns of Walter J Huddleston deceased. District Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, summons J E Watley and others as defendants. Describes land in Pontotoc County including Northwest Quarter of Section 7, Township 7 North Range 6 East, with a chain of title claims and adverse possession issues. Dynamic notice to heirs and executors of Fe Huddleston estate.
Probate notice for Anna Mary Foster estate termination
Ralph F. Gienn administrator with will annexed seeks court order for distribution and discharge of his adminis tration of Anna Mary Foster deceased. Hearing set for Wednesday in July 1944 at 10:60 o clock in the county courthouse Ada. Heirs and interested parties must appear to show cause. Dated May 2, 1944. (SEAL) (Signed) Toh D facHBORN County Judge BUSH, BIRKELL & TRICE Attorneys for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Gienn
Aeraex
Anna Mary Forter
Fife
Dudge
Seid Courty Coury
Anna Mary Foswr
Fachborn
Bush
Birkell & Trice Amormers
Notice of Final Account and Probate Proceedings
In She County cadet Witken Fos Fonzotol and John W. Prog appear in the matter of the state of Joke Wi Pree deceased. The notice states that Julia and Page and Guy Pet executors have filed a final account and petition for termination of bequeathment and for distribution of the estate. A hearing is set for Wednesday July 2, 1845 at 6 00 o clock in Ada County Court, asking heirs or interested parties to appear and show cause why the probate should proceed and the executors discharged.
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Pontotoc
State OF
Oblakoma
Blamanes
Greene
Maraonet
L. Greene
Decane
Soid Estan
Gad Nor Prtilion
Lom
Totagf Sah
Adie
Oklahoma
Mourk
Siath
Oklaroma AG
Loma Agrew
Wis
Rothe
Ivan “Ha Curtis
Siarthy
Songer
Loni
Suianesan Amgul
Myle Lom Vanew
Dalurmeand
Tom D. McKzown
County Sfusse
Erie
Mairs
Pistrirope
Nebert G. Ovten
Mary B. Reeves
Thas
Nis
Hells
Sime
Sais
Sale
Mery
Borven
tSealy
Stexbown
Judie
Meketwue
Orion Tie Neatorneys
Adin
Porto
Counes State Orlamy No
Nitté Mar Mays
Ofs
Alvin Mayes
Baer
Nice
Heseby
Perticukors
Joe
Tyne
Della Bedford
BeTtewtng
Julia & Pome
Guy Pet
Sant
Ada
Quiahoma
Cau
Ithe Melis
John W. Peay
Matate
Dacharie
Tom D, McKrow
Dudge
Laugey
Canner & Thee
Tor Heecators
Ramrria
Witam S Morris
Mane
Od Salt Court
Gace Court
Willian
Morrid
Simieay
Tom Des
Quieting Title in Clare By Proctor Estate
A court action in Puntotos County Ol n seeks to quiet title to several parcels described as the north west quarter and adjacent lands in the estate of Clare By Proctor. Walter B Proctor is named as heir, with Delia Bertord as court clerk and Fred Andrews as attorney for the plaintiff. The petition asks the court to declare the stakes and denials of title and to adjudge the heirs and owners of the described property in fee simple. The filing dates from the Dung day 1SBAL and references land boundaries in Section 6 Township 4 Range 14.
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Ann
Rack
Alli Terssas
Walter J. Budutlemen
Wittean
Randari
Dune
Okjavante
de Vives
Asec
Clare i
Defardanta
Fantitis
Proewes
Asta Maule Wess
Millspaneer
Tztm
AUBUS
Ema
Tadao
Acd
Acto Quiet
Ibe
Puntotos
Ol N
Walter B Procter
Mami
Agetrom
Mable Wert
Real
Clare
Proctor
Berlin Blockade Pinches Yanks
Berlin news reports rationing affects American residents as a scarcity program tightens controls on private cars to five gallons weekly and enforces food conservation. Restrictions extend to tire usage and civilian purchases while army and civilian exchanges see limits.
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Berlin
Quiet Title Suit Seeks Western County Land Ownership
In Pontotast County Alabama a probate style action requests quieting of title in land parcels described as blocks and fractions of Buckle and adjacent areas. Plaintiffs claim ownership of the absolute title subject to certain mineral interests and set forth multiple defendants with undivided or partial interests. The court is asked to determine heirs or devisees and grant relief including conveyance and reservation of mineral rights to the plaintiff, with judgment in their favor against all defendants. The filing names Mary Schurrand and others as decedents and references executors and trustees in the estate context.
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Beane
Ras Oss
Waerons
BRIS
Saseks
Liam Henry
Degeas
Mary Rohard
Ang
Joan Sc
Anfondan
Therese
Otter Ce
Crance
Fontetor
Deeshoma
Patiday
Aturuat
Tes Porson County
Oetabame
Army Enlistment at 18 Nears. Expanded Recruiting
Lieutenant Colonel Robert L Garey, State Recruiting Officer, announced that within a week to ten days the Aceny Recruiting Services will begin accepting one year enlistments for men aged eighteen who can qualify for service in the Federal Army. Applicants eighteen taking a one year term become eligible for induction after twenty one months, with the program expanding to manage the anticipated rush as enrollments are legally limited.
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Robert L. Garey
Aceny
Regisler
Hardy
Youn Rum
Met
Armed Forces
Howell Now Serving in Japan with Eighth Army
Pic. Howell Now Serving in Japan. Donald D. Howell, son of Mrs. Far Howell, of South Street Ade Okle, serves with the 23th Infantry in the famed 22nd Division occupying Kyushu. Howell enlisted in October 1928, went to Camp Stonesman, California, for overseas duty, arriving in January 1927.
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Eighth Army
Kyushu
Japan
Fuse Pic
Donald D. Howell
Far Howell
23Th
22Th Divison
Local Political Candidate Announcements Released
County offices list candidates for sheriff, county commissioner, county attorney and clerk positions. Names include GOODWIN, COLLINS, AUSTELL, BUNT, THOMPSON, WATSON, LONG, RUSHING, HENDERSCH, BRANK, DOD, SOBRITS, BLEVINS, BALL, POWELL, BOYCE, BOREK. Formal notices urge voter awareness in upcoming party primary elections.
Technicolor Film Production Details From Ada Studio
The article explains lighting advantages for Technicolor filming in Southern California and Oklahoma, noting longer shooting days, local crew hiring, and the workflow from scene breakdown to final assembly. It describes air shipment to Hollywood for processing and in-house finishing at Ada for nightly theater showings.
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California
Herve
Hollywood
Ada
Tireeter
McSwain Threater
Gutowsky Seeks New Trial In Federal Case
Oklahoma City report on oilman Gutowsky asking for a new trial in a federal suit over profits from the West Edmond field. Judge Thandie amended relief, relieving Bourland of payment and holding Gutowsky liable for the full judgment. The case involves Indiana defendants William Somes and O. C. King and related profits decisions.
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Oklahoma
City
Jace
Ace Gutowsky
West Edmond
Federel Court
Indiana
Wiliam
Somes
O. C_ King
Maton
Scepter S
Tae
Gutowsley Ane
Bourland
San Antonio
Tex
Thandie
Guwowsky
Gutowsky
Cities Lose Right to Exceed Expenditure Shares
Oklahoma City June 30 The Oklahoma Supreme Court overruled Ardmore to force no required sharing of excise board funds among cities counties and schools. It voided a 194% act granting one half mill for cemeteries and held the 15 mill cap unconstitutional. Budget hearings begin next month as counties prepare.
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Oxlanoma City
State Supreme Court
Ardmore
Carter County Excise Board
Agdmore
Exrcnse
Excie
Ready Mix Concrete Bags Bring Small Job Convenience
A new ready mix concrete product offers small batches without manual mixing. Packed dry in 5 and 190 pound bags, it requires only water to complete the mix, promising proper proportions of gravel and sand. Available through Wilson Lumber Co in Ada and a store at Fittstown, the product targets small projects and masonry work.
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Aster
Wilson Lumber Company
Ada
Accident Sends Twe to Hospital in Tulsa Collision
An 8:15 am Tuesday crash at Wain and Broadway sent two people to Valley View Hospital. A 14th Corbitt truck for Super Transportation, driven by Monta Lee, collided with a 1937 Dodge driven by W B Nevals of Ada. Passengers Mrs C D Critea and Mrs Addia Kline were treated. Nevals and the truck driver suffered less. Police Ed Blue and Bill Montgomery investigated. Nevals home details and exact injuries unclear in the report.
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Broadway
Valey View Hospital
Corbitt
Super Transportation Company
Monta Lee
North Main
Tulsa
W. B. Nevals
Ada
C.D. Critea
East Twelfth
Addia Kline
Oklahoma City
Nevels
Ilo Valley View Boapital
Ed Blue
Bill Montgomery
Orn Main
Nevais
Om Broadway
Nevers
Books Sought for Negro Library in Ada
Citizens of Ada are urged to donate books for a Negro library to be housed in the city. A pledge of 206 books has been offered already. Needed are textbooks and discarded school volumes, preferably classics such as Cooper, Leatherstocking, or non fiction. Donations may be brought to the local library. volumes will be sent out as needed.
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Ada
Cooper
Cewebrary
Movie Scene Side Bars From Local Studio Shoot
Fred Hunt double for Hairs Shannon becomes the first casualty of the motie company at work on a ranch set amid rattlesnake talk and gossip. Susan Hayward celebrates a birthday with cake, gifts, and a communal lunch as sound and safety concerns loom for a river bottom scene and distant chiggers.
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Fred Hunt
Hairs Shannon
Trottywood
Tohm Ward
Hust
Susan Heyward
Tulsa
Furfer
Susan
Girl Chooses Not To Live With Dad
In Chicago on June 2 the 14 year old girl Irene Hickmen chose to continue living with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Adalat Ernst in Evanston rather than stay with her ailing father Karl Hickmen a 33 year old Army civilian engineer. The circuit judge acknowledged the child has the right to choose but noted the hardship of separation. Hickmen had sought habeas corpus to place the two girls with him. custody had briefly shifted to the Ernsts after their mother's death.
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Chicago
Ilean Jekmeen
Harry M. Fisner
Adalat Ernst
Subrban Evenston
Karl R- Hi Cred
Jean
Dorothy
Fisher
Fear Ann
Hickmen
Ernst
Laugneers
Brec Therm
Pork Production in Oklahoma Up
Pork production in Oklahoma rose in the first three months of the year while beef veal output fell. The Agriculture Department reported 1000 cattle entered in Oklahoma during January-March, up from 102,006 a year earlier. Calf slaughter declined, hog slaughter jumped sharply, and total state slaughter decreased for the period.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Department
Signs of Life traffic safety campaign urged motorists
Commissioner Paul W. Reed urged sane motorists to heed Signs of Life signs and road markings. The program, a collaboration with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, promotes 19 traffic safety suggestions including recognizing basic shapes, respecting signals, and slowing or stopping at marked hazards to cut accident totals on streets and highways.
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Paul W. Reed
Cotonmissioner
Reed
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Crete
Retail meat price rise forecast by agriculture department
The Agriculture Department predicts ongoing price increases for meat through summer and early fall as supplies shrink and consumer demand remains strong. Hogs cattle and sheep prices rose sharply from mid May to mid June, signaling continued upward pressure with supplies unlikely to improve soon.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
SOWARD HURT IN ADA BRICK PLANT ACCIDENT
B Hf Soward, longtime Ada Brick Company superintendent, was injured at the plant south of Ada last week when a truck struck a vehicle in the yard. He was pinned between the kin and the truck, sustaining internal injuries, and was taken to Valley View hospital where he remained several hours. Charity hospital in Bemane Burgund y France referenced.
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South Cherre
Ada Brick Company
Ada
Ragovesing
Valley View
Athdels
Soward
Prick Company
Rusin
Valley View Hospital
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