Final accounting hearing for Anna J. McKeown estate
Tom D McKeown executor petitions for final accounting and distribution of Anna J McKeown estate. County Judge sets hearing for July 10 1941 at 16 00 in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Interested parties must appear to show cause why account should be settled and discharged. Dated June 17 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dontotoce County
Anna J. McKeown
Tom D.D. McKeown
Tom D. McKeown
Ada
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County Treasurer Sam Dew announces a public sale of county acquired land at 9 a.m. on July 25 1941 in the Pontotoc County Courthouse. Bids already listed per tract include Rofs City Lot 8 Block 1068 bid by A J Crain 50 dollars.
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T. Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
T. A. Hoosier
Board of County Commissioners
Sais Real Estate
Sam Dew
I. Bam Pew
Rofs City
A. J. Crain
Notice to creditors of Paul Stangl deceased
County of Pontotoc to creditors of Paul Stangl deceased. All persons with claims against Paul Stangl must present them with vouchers to Rose A. Stangl executrix at Ben Hatcher attorney at law Room 213 First National Building Ada Oklahoma within four months of date hereof or they will be forever barred. Dated June 25 1941. Rose A Stangl Executrix. 7-3-2tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
J. W. McBride
American Building
Ada
Oklahoma
Ollie McBride
Pontotoc
Paul Stangl
Paul Stanegl
Rose A. Stangl
Ben Hatcher
First National Building
Robe A. Stangl
Executrix
Minor to Majority Petition Filed in Pontotoc County
Tommie Smith also known as Thomas Floyd Smith will file a petition in Pontotoc County District Court on July 18 1941 to gain majority rights for contracts and general business. His next friend Ethel Smith signs the notice dated June 25 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Tommie Smith
Thomas Floyd Smith
Ethel &. Smith
Oklahoma
Thomasloyd Smith
Tommife Smith
Thomas Fierd Smith
Ethel S. Smith
Quest for Victory and Loyalty Across Nations
Excerpts show wartime rhetoric from American and international figures on determination to win the war, preserving the American way of life, and concerns over loyalty amid global upheaval. Quotes touch on British resolve, cultural topics, and Ibero-American perspectives following the Franco‑Italian‑Spanish collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Culbertson
U. S
Chile
Vacation trips for city children sparks imagination
In New York the editor promotes near city excursions for kids during summer. Clara Lambert argues visits to markets, post offices, fire stations and transit hubs spark play and drama, countering dull urban life and passive viewing from movies and radio.
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NEA Service
EW York
Clara Lambert
New York Summer Schools Association
Truck driver dies in crash near Konawa
Claud Justus was killed instantly when his car overturned twice while taking a curve southeast of Konawa. His wife Letha Justus suffered a broken leg and severe facial and chest injuries and is listed in serious condition. The accident occurred Monday night at 8 30. Survivors include two children a son Marshall Justus and a daughter Mrs Mary Hawkins of Ellinwood Kansas a brother Elmer Justus another brother Orval Justus and two sisters Mrs Ruby Stephenson and Mrs Minnie Edwards all of California. Local residents and visitors are mentioned in the surrounding notes.
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Konawa
Claud Justus
Letha Justus
Justus
North Smith Trucking Company
Marshall Justus
Mary Hawkins
Ellinwood
Kas
Elmer Justus
Weleetka
Orval Justus
Bakersfield
Calif
Ruby Stephenson
Minnie Edwards
Peanut
Post Garage Work Keeps Adan Busy
James A. Brooks of Ada handles office routine at the post garage at Randolph Field Texas where trucks and cars are kept and serviced. Brooks enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps on December 2 1939 and has been at Randolph Field since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Brooks
Ada
Brocks
Randolph Field
Texas
Brook
U. S. Army Air Corps
Randolph
Army Sergeant Reflects on Long Service at Randolph Field
Assigned to the 11th Air Base, he has worn sergeant stripes since April 10 and plans to remain in the Army for another 28 or 29 years. A high point was driving for Kay Kyser during a visit to Randolph Field, with Post garages housing ambulances and motorcycles in addition to trucks. One driver may operate every vehicle in a year.
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11Th Air Base
Kay Kyser
Randolph Field
Tulsa couple plans Ada visit during Independence Day
Mr and Mrs Snipes Hall of Tulsa will visit relatives and friends in Ada over the Independence Day holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Snipes Hall
Tulsa
Ada
Visitor from Seminole sees relatives in Ada this week
Miss Katherine Loman of Seminole visits her grandmother Mrs. L. M. McClure at 1200 East Eighth and other relatives and friends in Ada this week.
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Katherine Loman
Seminole
L. M. McClure
1200
East Eighth
Ada
Wedding Guests Attend Minnie Ann Frankel and Sid ney I Hecker
Among the Adans at the Shawnee Sunday wedding were Mr and Mrs Sam Sachs Mr and Mrs Sidney Sachs and children Rose Marie Sylvia Elaine and Bill Miss Clara Mae Phillips and Mrs A Alletag. Pvt J W Moseley arrived at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and has been assigned to the Second Platoon Company C 32nd Battalion. Jim Shea of Oklahoma City transacted business in Ada Tuesday.
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Shawnee
Minnie Ann Frankel
Sidney I. Hecker
Oklahoma City
Sam Sachs
Sidney Sachs
Rose Marie
Sylvia Elaine
Bill
Clara Mae Phillips
A. Alletag
J. W. Moseley
Engineer Replacement Training Center
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Ada Visits and Rodeo Figures Move Across Oklahoma
Glen Watson of Okemah visited Ada to transact business and see his parents on Wednesday. Jimmy Braly came to McAlester Monday evening on business. Mrs. Sam Procter of Okemah, known in rodeo circles as Josephine Procter, visited Ada on Tuesday. Bob Elms of Oklahoma City visited friends in Ada on Monday and Tuesday. J. W. Levin, a Seminole attorney, conducted business in Ada.
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Roswell
N. M
Bob Crosby
Carl Arnold
Buckeye
Arizona
Crosby
Arnold
Ada Rodeo
NEA
Glen Watson
Okemah
A. T. Watson
Ada
Jimmy Braly
McAlester
Sam Procter
Procter
Josephine Procter
Bob Elms
Oklahoma City
Ada News Briefs Sweep Through Local Roster
Wednesday notices include Miss Ruby Wagner returning from a two week Denver vacation and Allen G Nichols of Wewoka visiting Ada. Betty Harrison enters Breco hospital for medical care. Sam Goodwin of Pauls Valley and Homer Bishop of Seminole attend court in Ada. Minnie Treece and sister S A Cowan visit Al Nabors south of the city, while Treece’s daughter Mrs Haskell Ford resides at 729 East Twelfth. J B Dudley of Oklahoma City conducts Ada business.
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Sam Goodwin
Pauls Valley
Ada
Minnie Treece
S. A. Cowan
Ardmore
al Nabors
Champaign Family Returns From Visit in Illinois
Mr and Mrs G C Marshall and daughters Mrs George Mercer and Mrs Wilmer Steele of Champaign Illinois returned home Tuesday after spending the past week visiting another daughter Mrs Joe Neal and family at 831 East Thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Marshall
George Mercer
Wilmer Steele
Champaign
Inl
Joe Neal
East Thirteenth
Mrs Sarrett Family Leaves for Michigan Vacation
Mrs H J Sarrett and her daughters Margaret and Lillian with Mrs Tandy Boiles of Duncan depart Wednesday for a two weeks vacation in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sarrett
Margaret
Lillian
Tandy Boiles of
Duncan
Michigan
Miss Lois Falter Visits OKC for Will Rogers Airport Dedication
Miss Lois Falter of the Keys Apartments traveled to Oklahoma City with Miss Edyth Price to attend the dedication ceremony for Will Rogers Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Falter
The
Keys Apartments
Oklahoma City
Edyth Price
Will Rogers Airport
Stein Kin Visit Reveals Dallas Visitor
Roy E. Stein of Dallas spent last weekend visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Stein at 621 South Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Stein
Dallas
Mrs
Eli Stein
South Cherry
Kerr family departs for two months in Minnesota
Mrs. Aubrey Kerr and her children, along with Mrs. Kerrs mother, Mrs. Jordan, left Wednesday for a two month vacation at Pequot near the Great Lakes in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Kerr
Kerr
Jordan
Pequot
Great Lakes
Minn
Foster Family Visits Son at Ft. Sill Hospital
Mr and Mrs A Foster and daughter Merie visited their son Orland Foster at Ft Sill on Sunday. Orland has been confined to the post hospital for the past weeks but is reported improved.
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A. Foster
Merie
Orland Foster
Ft. Sill
Orland
Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News Classified Ads
Classified ad note highlights higher returns on invested funds in Ada News. Reader offers potential investors a chance to grow wealth through published notices and financial instruments. Details emphasize reliability of returns and steps to participate.
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Ada News
Weekend Socials Across Town Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Charlie Little spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Jeff Byrd. Gladys Faber visited her aunt Mrs D T Brown of Stonewall last week. Rev and Mrs Parker dined with Mr and Mrs Cecil Hobbs on Sunday. The Bennetts and their children from Perry visited relatives here last week. Mrs C C Couch visited Elmo Polk near Coalgate Monday and Tuesday. Maydene Hobbs visits relatives at Connerville this week. Detmon Flowers and family visited her brother Aaron Gray at Lula.
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Nance
Oakman
Kaiser
Virgil Wilson
Leon Anderson
Lloyd Richardson
Dan Richardson
Seminole
el Rogers
Ola Anderson
Ernest Williamson
Marion Williamson
Roy
Millard Anderson
J. D. Ausmus
Juanita Simpson
Sonny Williams
Jimmy Caton
Elmer Lee
Jess Berryman
Roy Coffee
Monroe Lee
M. L. Caton
James Stevens
Graham
Okla
Juanita Caldwell
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Roy Williamson
Cromwell
Doyle Braddam
Jerry Wayne
Dallas
Texas
General Foster
Abilene
F. R. Foster
Pearl Simpson
Hubert Williams
Brad Massey
Junior Lee
Iverett Lee
Billy Earl Stevenson
California
Virgie Williams Massey
Sharon la Vaughn
Clyde Williams
Francis
Marguerite Berryman
Jerry Lynn
Wilma Ruth Anderson
Pauline Pendergrass
Shirley Massey
Bobbie Jean Berryman
Pauline Kaiser
Geraldine Kaiser
Kenneth Dunlap
Ruby Wilson
Anna Ruth Carney
Willie Lois Bushers
Wilburn Morrison
Jim Andrews
Juanita Kaiser
Charley Moberley
Oklahoma City
Mart Massey
Elmo Coventon
D. H. Higdon
Marlene
Elverieth Caton
Merilyn Lee
Mary Katherine Cromer
Patsy Hart
McCall’s Chapel
Stella Bush
Lloyd
Crawford
E. N. Dunagan
Anna Dell Walling
Ada
T. O. Meeks
Sarah Carter
Helen Bushers
Avanell Hampton
Bernard Shockey
Pearl Shockey
Winifred Kelly
Guthrie
Deborah
Edmond
Dorthy Rogers
Louise
Leon
Bob Bushers
Helen Carter
Ida Gene Scott
C. D. Gentry
B. M. Stephens
Woodruff
Ed Stephens
Pecan Grove
J. E. Stephens
Durwood Maloy
Stella Poplin
Gennie Beth Stout
Doris Stout
C. L. Stephens
Ima Gene. Hoggett
Lola Mae
Elsner
Herman Scott
Pat French
Rebee
Volney Hoggett
Shawnee
Haskell Price
Pauline Barnett
Ruth Bailey
Wetumka
Eva Lindquist
E. W. Barnes
Okemah
Etta Mae Norman
Winnie Faye Perry
Audry Buchanan
Wilma June Norman
Sam Cox
Holloway
Jess Tyree
Effie Tyree
Jewel Park
Grover Tyree
H. J. Tyree
Erick Tyree
Alice Leters
Lucy Brecheen
Elick Tyree
Elick
Maxwell
Bart . Woods
Maxwell Cemetery
Mae Barnett
Pauline
Ed Walker
Ethley
Lovelady
Joe Laffoon
Wilburton
Jack Laffoon
L. R. Dame
Wieldman
C. M. Sliger
Pickett
Evelyn
Winnie Lou Agee
Barbara Wallace
Christine Files
Laevenil Corbin
Alma Lee Little
Willma Joice Files
Jewell
Jean Southerland
Edith Sutton
Hazel Assetine
Earnest Farr
Stonewall
Othar Gray
Famiy
Durant
B. F. Fowler
Buck Penrod
Thrasher
Alene Hall
Helen McCart
Charlie Little
Jeff Byrd
Gladys Faber
D. T. Brown
Bobbie Gene Turner Vis
Owl Creek
Parker
Cecil Hobbs
Winston Bennett
Perry
C. C. Couch
Elmo Polk
Coalgate
Maydene Hobbs
Connerville
Detmon Flowers
Aaron Gray
Lula
Presidents with English ancestry form majority
A study notes that more than half of U.S. presidents trace their lineage to England. Figures cited include Washington Adams Madison Lincoln Johnson Grant Cleveland Taft and Harding among others.
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The
United States
England
Washington
John Adams
Madison
John Quincy Adams
William H
Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Fillmore
Pierce
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Garfield
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Taft
Harding
Coolidge
Robbery at Cemetery Yields Whisky Theft in Nanticoke
Anthony Arcasky reports two masked men emerged from shadows at a cemetery and stole $12.23 from him after taking a gift bottle of whiskey. They confronted him and fled after handing back the bottle.
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Nanticoke
Anthony Arcawski
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