Public Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Lawsuit
Legal notice announces Dorothy Price suing the State of Oklahoma and others to quiet title to Lots 4 5 6 in Block 1 Broadway Addition Ada Oklahoma with a July 24 1952 answer deadline. court clerk Abe Holloway seals June 6 1952. Attorney Warren B Rice represents plaintiff. Another case lists J C Kidwell WT Glover Evelyn Glover and unknown heirs of W E Dunaway as defendants.
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District Court OF
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Dorothy Price
W. H. Jordan
Ola Jordan
W H. Jordan
District Court
Oklahoma
Broadway
Ada
Abe Holloway
Faye White
Oklahoma suit targets Allen land heirs in Pontotoc County
Plaintiffs filed a petition June 25 1952 seeking judgment that J C Kidwell W T Glover Evelyn Glover own described real estate Lots 17 18 Block 3 Commercial Addition Allen Oklahoma and to quiet title forever barring all heirs claiming rights. The case names W E Dunaway unknown heirs as defendants with notice to answer by August 6 1952.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Allen
J. C. Kidwell
W. T. Glover
Evelyn Glover
Eight Killed In Winnipeg Bus Crash With Halted Truck
Eight killed and twenty injured when a Greyhound bus rammed a halted semi truck on a dawn Winnipeg highway. Victims include Louis Roseman of Minneapolis and Zena Bundy, with George Doyle of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles among the injured. Driver Benny Rymer escaped injury.
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Winnipeg
Man
Greyhound
Louis Nathan Roseman
Minneapolis
Dorothy Bundy
Zena
Bert Miller
Here
Benny Rymer
Rymer
Zena Bundy
George Doyle
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Robert Staves
Crookston
Minn
Hisel Loses Bid for Reelection in Oklahoma County Race
Oklahoma County Commissioner Edd L. Hisel, recently convicted of illegal material purchases without bids, finishes third in the district and loses his bid for re election. He trails John Evans and S Kellam Shield who advance to a July 22 runoff. Another ousted commissioner Charles A Litton places second to Ralph Adair, setting up a runoff.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Edd L. Hisel
Hisel
Athc
John Evans
S. Kellam Shield
Charles A. Litton
Ralph Adair
Goodwin Gaar Collins Blevins Race to July 22 Runoff
Pontotoc county voters produced a busy primary with Ward surprise victory and several runoffs. Sheriff race narrows to Goodwin versus Gaar while Collins trails Blevins for a July 22 runoff. Don Thompson wins county clerk. Rushing dominates county ticket. Austell defeats Peck for commissioner. Rosf and Roff local races also decided.
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J. W. Huff
Ceat
Bob Austell
Barney Ward
Blaine Gilbreath
Coy Mowdy
Ward
Mowdy
Gilbreath
J. D. Gaar
Ray Goodwin
Goodwin
Gaar
Jim Baze
George Collins
Jake Blevins
Charley Rushing
Johnston County Vote Result in Democratic Primary
Off unofficial returns from Johnston county show sheriff results with P. O. Burgess 1397 and Everett Stewart 2392. County Superintendent Arthur Askew 1644 and Tate 576 and Joe Holmes 413. Court Clerk Bessie Graham 1794 and Ruth Stamps 1795. County Commissioner No 2 G O Jackson 695 incumbent and Grover Ford 306. County Commissioner No 3 Emmett Davis 94 Bob Hudgens 508 Edwin Cothran 152 Fred Koons 73 Garland Hughey 101 Joe Graham 84. Carl Albert 1505 and Kirksey Nix 1148. Unopposed: Leola Williams court clerk Charley Neely county treasurer Claud Lawley county assessor E Dan Gibson county judge John Stobaugh Republican county attorney.
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Johnston County
P. O. Burgess
Everett Stewart
Arthur Askew
Tate
Joe Holmes
Bessie Graham
Ruth Stamps
G. O. Jackson
Grover Ford
Emmett Davis
Bob Hudgens
Edwin Cothran
Fred Koons
Garland H. Hughey
Joe Graham
Carl Albert
Kirksey Nix
Leola Williams
Charley Neely
Claud Lawley
E. Dan Gibson
John Stobaugh
Taft Forces Edges Ike Run in Louisiana Delegates Fight
The convention heated as Taft backers and Eisenhower supporters clashed over 13 Louisiana delegates. An aide said Fine planned to meet Eisenhower as Taft’s camp argued for seating disputed delegates while the committee wrestled over contested results and future strategy.
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Fine
Gen. Eisenhower
Taft
Louisiana
Werner W. Schroeder
Illinois
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Georgia
Schroeder
Texas
National Committee
Beverage License Issued to Hunter for Car Hop
A beverage license was issued to James C. Hunter for the Car Hop located one half mile north of Ada on SH 99. An application for a beer permit by Marie Platt for 126 Eastroth was voluntarily withdrawn Wednesday.
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James C. Hunter
Ada
SH 99
Marie Platt
Eastroth
Official County Vote Totals in Pontotoc County
County ballots show race by race tallies including Rep No 1 Harden 1 374 Boggs 1 197 Huff 4 103 and Rep No 2 candidates Dumont 1 497 Collins 2 798 Blevins 2 866. County Clerk Thompson 3 958 Bobbitt 3 032. Sheriff Goodwin 3 435 Gaar 3 089 Bate 951. State questions totals Yes 3 368 No 1 746. Yes 3 434 No 2 132.
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Pontotoc County
Harden
Boggs
Huff
Dumont
Collins
Blevins
Ward
Gilbreath
Mowdy
Thompson
Bobbitt
Goodwin
Gaar
Bate
Assessor
Rushing
Cummins
Austell
Peck
Corp. Com
Dean
Hudspeth
Stout
Walker
Jones
Waters
Owens
Bayless
King
Pollan
Fisher
Koenig
Wright
Shaw
Burns
Congress
Curry
Davis
Steed
Page
Lawrence
Ltg. Ridge
Velady
Ane Covent
Maxwell
McCalls Ch
N. Bethel
Owl Creek
Pickett
Pl. Hill
Steedman
N. S’wall
S. S’wall
Sunshine
Union Hill
Ahloson
U. Valle
N. Allen
Valley
Allen
Wilson Vaness
Ebee
Center
Colbert
Ahloso
Conway
Co. Club
Homer
McC. Chapel
Jesse
New Bethel
Bebee
Oakman
Stg. Ridge
Center Can. Lpgs
Oroety
Hill
E. Latta
Tta
Akman
E. Roff
W. Roff
Union Valley
Egpt
Valley View
Ounds
Vaness
Fittstown
Wilson Fitzhugh
Francis
Frisco
Galey
Gaar Corn
Valley View Anoss
Halls Hill
Wilson
Thompson Bobbitt — City
Sone Abverites
REP
Ce Ps
Lovelady Ula
Rushing Cummins
Oakman Bethel
S’wall
Alley View
Vanoss
Ahloso Y
A. Allen
B. C
Ovelady
Ula
Picket
Steedman Valley View Anoss
Anoss
Uff. Wilson
Austell Peck
Epee
Andloso
Latta
W. Latta Allen
F’ Grounds
Lpgs
Art Way
Lawrence Co. Club
Axwell
W. Latta
Roff
Egypt
Fittstown Fitzhugh
Sheriff Gaar Cor
Goodwin Gaar
Bare Halls Hill
Har. City
Russians Release Trio of Priests
Three Chicago priests released after 30 hours in custody on the Berlin frontier. They were handed to American officers in Karlshorst East Berlin and had traveled by train for a sight seeing visit. A German woman secretary interpreter may be released in a separate handling. The priests are Reverend Martin Borowszczak Reverend George Gorski and Reverend Bronislaus Sokolowski all American born of Polish descent.
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Berlin
Chicago
Karlshorst
East Berlin
American High Commission
East Zone
West Berlin
Katherine Wintzler
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Martin Borowscczyk
George Gorski
Bronislaus Sokolowski
Bill Limits HST Reservist Power
Congress sends to President Truman a compromise bill restricting reserve calls to active duty. It creates two groups the ready reserves of 1.5 million veterans who can be called during emergencies with Congress deciding numbers and the standby reserves who join only in wartime or Congress declared emergencies. Drafts after two years active duty join ready reserve for six years with option to avoid further service by three years reserve participation and transition to standby.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Additional Pike Bonds Approved by Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma City report says the State Supreme Court approved seven million dollars in revenue bonds to complete the Turner Turnpike. Shields and Co. and associates will pay 6,755,000 dollars in cash. The bonds carry 3.75 percent interest.
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Oklahoma City
Turner Turnpike
State Supreme
Shields and Co. and Associates
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
Advertisement notes improved value for investment in Ada NEWS Want Ads with increased returns on vested amounts. Readers are urged to place notices and services, highlighting economic efficiency and promotional pricing across classifications.
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Ada News
Coal County Incumbents Lead Races
In Coal County 27 of 30 precincts reported, Sheriff Bonner led with a tight margin. John Lacy trailed. County Superintendent W D Underwood led T S Ford 1505 to 1077. District No 3 commissioner race saw Claude Beal 382, Harvey Carter 333, Tom Lambkin 89. Klinglesmith led state representative race with 1335 votes. runoff possible.
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Coalgate
Coal County
Bonner
John Lacy
W. D. Underwood
T. S. Ford
Claude Beal
Harvey Carter
Tom Lambkin
District Three
Ralph Ridley
T. K. Klinglesmith
Klinglesmith
King
Harrison Tunnel
Town Notes: Franks Family Reunion and Local Visits
A long list of weekend gatherings and visits across Seminole and nearby towns. Families including Franks, Cruel, Mullins, Russell, Doolen, Ingram, Evans, and Clayton shared meals, picnics, and dinners in Ada, Seminole, Shawnee, and surrounding areas. Several relatives travel from Houston Los Angeles Tulsa and Smyrna for reunions and furloughs.
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M. L. Franks
J. W. Cruel
Houston
Texas
Harry Long
Vinnea
Jack
Charles Franks
Smyrna
Tennessee
J. Cruel
Bowlegs
Burkart
Bowegs
Oklahoma City primary yields re nominations in several districts
Oklahoma congressmen Carl Albert Tom Steed John Jarman and Page Belcher won nominations as results from yesterday's primary tighten. Vic tor Wickersham leads Toby Morris in a tight Sixth District Democratic race while Ed Edmondson and Dennis Bushyhead contest the July run off in the Second District. Republican first district and Democratic fifth district nominations appear secure.
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Dayton
Blair
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Victor Wickersham
Mangum
Toby Morris
Lawton
Carl Albert
Tom Steed
John Jarman
Page Belcher
Enid
Wickersham
Morris
Ed Edmondson
Muskogee County
Dennis Bushyhead
Claremore
W. G. Stigler
Stigler
Ocratic
Pendleton and Gipson Families Visit in Latta
Oklahoma City residents Mr and Mrs Floy Pendleton visited his sister Mrs Clara Oliver and Ned Pendleton on Saturday. William Gipson of Seminole, visiting relatives, left Latta Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Elmo Gipson and family.
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David Forson
Vicky
Hobbs
New Mexico
Jim Wilson
Betty Lou
H. G. Craig
Muskogee
R. D. Russell
Jess Russell
Ed Sharber
Seminole
Jess Russe
Botkin
Clara Rigdon
Mike
Diana
Bakersfield
Calif
Jess Sutton
Floy Pendleton
Oklahoma City
Clara Oliver
Ned Pendleton
Nancy Belle Choate
William Gipson
Elmo Gipson
Portlan d Park native Charles Teel home from college
Charles Truman Teel son of Mr and Mrs L G Teel of Port land Park was visiting relatives this weekend. A 1952 Latta high school graduate he is now attending Draughon business college in Oklahoma City.
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Charles Truman Teel
L. G. Teel
Portland Park
Charles
Latta High School
Draughon’susiness College
Oklahoma City
Gipson Family Visit At Hillcrest Memorial Park
Miss Elmaline Gipson of Tulsa visited her parents Mr and Mrs Elmo Gipson and family from Sunday afternoon through Wednesday at Hillcrest Memorial Park.
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Elmaline Gipson
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Tulsa
Elmo Gipson
Local notes from Dilton and Latia area updates
Ray Walker of Dilton visits his wife near Floyd Mosier in New Mexico and spends time with his parents Mr and Mrs Claude Mosier. Mrs Alvin Arter recovers from serious illness. Latia community celebrates new telephones being hooked up daily as others await service soon.
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Floyd Mosiers
New Mexico
Claude Mosier
Latia
Trench and Hall Families Attend Stratford Rally Saturday
Mr Jimmie Trench and wife with family visited Mr and Mrs Barney Hall and family in Stratford Saturday and attended a local political rally.
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Jimmie Trench
Barney Hall
Stratford
Ada visitors share Sunday night gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hunt Alva Kifer Glen Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner and children all of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Trench and family Sunday night.
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Marvin Hunt
Alva Kifer
Glen Wallace
Sam Turner
Ada
Jimmie Trench
Mayberrys Visit Hawkins in Muskogee Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Bob Mayberry and Mr and Mrs Robert Mayberry visited Mrs Mayberrys parents Mr and Mrs C B Hawkins in Muskogee last weekend.
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Bob Mayberry
Robert
Nancy
Muskogee
Mayberry
C. B. Hawkins
McFarland and Newtons Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs Leslie McFarland and Dana and Mr and Mrs Ed Newton have returned from a two weeks vacation in California including Yosemite National Park and other points of interest.
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Leslie McFarland
Dana
Ed Newton
California
Yosemite National Park
Mrs George Brown and Sandra Visit Haskell Family
Mrs George Brown and Sandra of Haskell Texas arrived Friday morning to visit her sister Mrs Wes Brantley and family. Additional guests in the Brantley home are Billie Pitts and Mrs Anna Haines.
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George Brown
Sandra
Haskell, Texas
Wes Brantley
Brantley Home
Billie Pitts
Anna Haines
Fort Worth Visitors Move As Wilson Family Comes
Mrs Vivian Baccus and her children of Fort Worth Texas visit her father Walton Simmons and sister Vera Simmons this week. Mr and Mrs Mason Arter of Wilson visit Mr and Mrs Alvin Arter and family Wednesday afternoon.
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Vivian Baccus
Fort Worth
Texas
Walton Simmons
Vera Simmons
Mason Arter
Wilson
Alvin Arter
Congress Passes Bills Broadening Federal Powers
Congress approved measures funding federal initiatives and district taxes. Bills expanded powers to set minimum prices on branded goods, tighten mine safety, and revise radio and TV station licensing rules. Libel protections for broadcasts were dropped. Provisions on armed forces reserves and recall guarantees for Korean veterans were limited to current reservists.
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Armed Forces
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Warren B. Rice
Plaintiff
WT. Glover
W. E. Dunaway
Holloway
W. D. Abbott
Ray Jones
The
Corporation Commission
Bob Dumont
George Harden
H. O. Boggs
Don Thompson
Claud Bobbitt
Ava Cummins
Bill Peck
Rosf
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Tom Medlock
J. M. Etchieson
J. C. Johnson
Medlock
Ennis Hudson
Bill Barnett
Taft Forces
Hunter
Official
Vamoosa News
Bill Rhodes
Shawnee
Pearl Rhodes
Rose Mary Mullins
D. B. Mulns
Dick Ashmead
Los Angeles
Gavlon Scroggin
L. L. Scroggin
Cecil Hyatt
Clovis
W. O. Thompson
Freena
J. W. Atkinson
A. J. Doolen
Darlene
J. D. Davis
Billy
Roy Dean Doolen
Baby
Ruby Doolen
Janice
Lee Stafford
Johnnie Ann
Darlene Doolen
Billy Davis
Turner Falls
Sunny
Homer Ingram
St. Louis
Jim Ingram
Frank Quillin
Dio Branscom
Cecil Upton
Fate Anders
Sam Anders
Warren Anders
Gary
Lindsey
Sonny Clayton
Cora Clayton
Sasakwa
Floyd Clayton Sunny
Glen Evans
J. S. Evans
Glen Grimes
Ed A. W. Starns
E. J. Evans
R. B. Evans
I. Evans
Herman Robertson
M. C. Botkin
Grimes Hospital
Wewoka
George Hinn
Frankie
Margaret Williams
W. J. Hopkin
Robert Goodrich
Jacum
Floyd van Clayton
Floyd Clayton
Walter Sutton
David Mullins
Jack Bowles
Valley View Hospital
Minnie Lucas
Wolf
Jackie Ray Botkin
W. C. Mosely
Ralph Mosely
Okemah
Claude Starns
Perry
A. W. Ss
Wickersham-Morris
Bushyhead
Edmondson
Spark
Latta News
Ray Walker
Dilton
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