Private sales in Pontotoc County estates and guardianship
Public notices detail private sales of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Administrator F L Gibson seeks bid offers for two tracts of land with oil and mineral rights reserved, with sale subject to court confirmation and bid opening rules.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
District Court
Pontotec County
Wees Oe
Conn
Mayhue
Mayhuve
Broadway
Ada
Onienorne
Clementine Leroy Gibson
C.L. Gibson
Mattie Gibson
Mattie E. Gibson
Coal County
State of
Oklahoma
F. L. Gibson
Stonewall
G. C. Mayhue
S. Broadway
Executives See Record Rise in 1974 Pay Says AMA
The 25th annual Top Management Report from the American Management Association shows 1974 pay increases for executives at 29,819 positions across 3,257 U.S. and Canadian firms, with relief of wage controls cited as a major factor.
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New York
American Management Assay
James A
AMA
Executive Compensation Service
U.S
Canada
Final Account Hearing In Estate Of B O Fulton
Ross L Fulton and Royce L Fulton co administers seek final settlement and heir determination in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with hearing set for July 17 1975 in Ada court. Notice directs interested parties to appear and show cause why final account should not be approved and administrators discharged. Dated June 26 1975. Calvert L Cannon Judge.
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State of
Oklahoma
R. A. Miller
District Court
Pontotoc County
Rofs
Wayne Joplin
Helen Latham
State of Oklahoma
Zack L. Latham
Zack L. Letham
Homestead
Broadway
Ada
County Court
Frances Rhoades
Albert E. Lowery
Mae Lowery
Federal National Mortgage Association
Anabove
B. O
Ross L. Fulton
Royce L. Fulton
B.O. Fulton
Calvert L. Cannon
Conn, Mayhue, Mayhove & Saunders
P.O
Bill Junior Miller
Sharon Lee Miller
Billy R. Turnbow
Mary Louise Turnbow
West Oaks
Township
Range
Bys
Linda Knickmeyer Uty Denton
Gassaway & Davison
D. Box
Record Global Soybean Crop Outlook Warns USA Leads
American farmers plant soybeans toward a 1.5 billion bushel harvest per USDA projections, up from 1.23 billion in 1974 and near the 1973 record. Brazil could hit a new high of about 395 million bushels, jumping from 272 million in 1974 and 184 million in 1973.
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USDA
Brazil
Long term world food trends 강조 hearings begin
The House hearings opened with Rep. Symington and Rep. Thornton stating shortages signal long run trends rather than short term gaps. They propose sharing U S agricultural technology to boost global production amid mounting world strain.
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James W. Symington
D-Mo
Ray Thorton
D-Ark
Symington
Thornton
Union Hill Baptist Church Sees Active Sunday Attendance
The Union Hill congregation noted 59 attendance with Rev Gary Golden delivering both morning and evening messages. Dozens of visitors and members shared reports of recent visits and family gatherings across Ada and surrounding towns. The bulletin also lists numerous visits, alumni events, weddings, and family reunions connected to the church community.
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UnIon Hill Baptist Church
Gary Golden
Louis Archer
H. L. Gregory
Terri
Jerry
Chip Wallace
Norma Binion
Susan
Tulsa
Elva Kemp
Tom Hoosar Jr
Daisy Binion
Yvonne Gray
Allan Sanders
Lavona Jones
Vicki Golden
Fred Holman
Ada
Earl Duckworth
Elmer Cockran
Dewayne Coffey
Cockrans
Ray Kemp
Lee Coursey
Youth City
Calif
Coursey
Jessie Matheron
John Layne
Roff
Wallie Layne
Elmer Cochran Sr
Gerald Gallihare
Bobby Cushman
Robert and
Terry
Herbert Henderson
David Miller
Roy Choate Oil Center
M. C. Cox
Oil Center
Gerald Miller
Murray Golden
Micky Davis
Whittier
Reggie
Regina Tucker
Stonewall
Mary Duncan
Marty
Stacy
Fred Duncan
Stillwater
Lorene Duncan
Neice
Wichita
Kan
Melton Golden
Robert Golden
Lynda
Earl Rose
California
Carl Osborn
Monnie Goodman
Joyce Golden
Wade
Lisa Tammy
Sondra Welch
Roxie Golden
Callie Morgan
Paul
Fitzhugh
Lynda Golden
Konaway
Don Newby
Kathy
Stephen
Joe Maddox
Jeannie
Stratford
Glenn Jones
DeAnna
Bob Gray
Ina Haines
Harold Haines
Mike
Haines
Wintersmith Park
Daisy Jackson
Vanness
F L. Cunningham
Ada Weekly
F. L. Cunmingham
Larry Cunningham
Seminole
Lorene Scott
Sherry Taylor
Roger Cosby
Pickett
Austin Fralley
Kirby Tilley
Pamela
Johnny Tilley
Benny Jones
Melvin Newby
Brad Newby
Wewoka
Ron Newby
Nancy
Jeanie Maddox
Horace Golden
Randy
Dian Holman
Bobby Adams
Oklahoma City
Alma Sweeney
Keith
Robert Rich and Bryan
Fannie Simpkins
Carlton Lee Tilley
Karl Tilley
Vanoss
Vaness
Paul Golden
Tammy and
Lisa Wade
Buddy Ayers
D. B. Weston
Gilbert Burch
Floy Burch
Pauline Tilley
Lucille Hudson
Dale Tilley
Hudson
Tom Agee
Tishia Ross
Roy Binion
Jimmy Cummings
Patti Cummings
East Central College
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Jerry Ballard
Chriss
Becky
Cruse Nolan
Alvin Russ
Ed Ballard
Steve
Kathy Newby
Betty Cunningham
Rube Delozier
Larry Archer
John Clozier
Jerry Reamy
Arnold Deloier
Don Delozier
R. J. Delozier
Dian Bargas
Arnold Delozier
Joe Cate
Donald Delozier
Myree Archer
Lindal
J. B. Jones
Gene Steele
Beverly
Barbara
Becca Jones
C. A. Butler
Latta Baptist Church
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Roy Choate
McCox
Miller
Mary Cox
Ida White
Ballard Nursing Home
Matt Richardson
Terry Richardson
Roger Richardson
Shelly
Steven
Carlene McNutt
Lisa
Jeanie
Russell
Ricky
Westview
Judy Jones
Kari
Kenny
Cerral
Rhonda Stone
Konoawa Lake
Tommy Johnson
Sammy Greenwood
Sharron Moody and
Troy
Florence Philpot
Tracy
Tishi
Roger Stone
Tishi Ross
Sonny Golden
Kert Wells
Bill
Rebee
Pod Law Garr Corner
Alvin Wells
Ted Buskirk
Herbert Moore
Lee Keeling
George Smith
Charles Coplen
William Henson
Billy
Alvin McAnally
Josephine McAnally
Bill McAnnally
Johnny Allan
Angie
Sharron Moody
Billy Henson
Tenna
Tammy
Loretta Kite
Dallas, Tex
Charles
Danny Kite
Judson Kirby
Latta
Edith Wilfong
Lawrence Crookham
Richardson
Tex
Vinita Wilfong
Union Hill
Anne Holland
Glen Wilfong
Texas
Chemist Extracts Protein From Oats in Wisconsin
In Racine Wisconsin AP reports a University of Wisconsin chemist has developed a method to extract protein from oats as part of a search for new protein sources.
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Racine, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Oklahoma Highway Patrol to Handle Heavy July 4 Traffic
Oklahoma's Highway Patrol and park rangers will work the 78hour July 4 weekend as Commissioner Roger Webb warns of extremely heavy traffic despite high gasoline prices. He notes last year's 12 traffic fatalities and vows strict control with available manpower. The piece also mentions a bicentennial project moving the old Jones Chapel school near Kerr cabin with volunteers Cruce Nolan Eddy Ballard and Orval Ballard, whose families attended the one room school.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Lake Rangers
Roger Webb
Department of Public Safety
Webb
Little Red
Jones Chapel
Kerr Cabin
Cruce Nolan
Eddy Ballard
Orval Ballard
Manhattan Purchase and United States as Oldest Republic
Peter Minuit a Dutch colonial governor bought Manhattan Island from the Indians in 1626 for trinkets worth about 24 dollars. The United States is the oldest existing republic.
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Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
The
United States
Republic
Pontotoc County History Display At Winter Smith Park
Pontotoc County History display by the Pontotoc County Historical and Genealogical Society will feature antiques relics and Civil War veteran records at Wintersmith Park as part of the Proud Young Americans for Truths seventh annual gala. The event runs from 8 a.m. to dusk with a 9 30 p.m. fireworks show and clockwise traffic control through the park.
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Pontotoc County
Yesteryear
Wintersmith Park
Proud
Young Americans For Truth
Wintersmith Lake
Fireworks Ban To Be Enforced In City Limits
Ada police chief Richard Gray says the city will enforce its fireworks ban during this year’s PYAT celebration. He notes previous injuries and warns violators face a $35 fine for firing fireworks inside city limits.
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Ada
Richard Gray
Gray
Wintersmith Park
One Room Schoolhouse Restored for Bicentennial Project
The Jones Chapel one room schoolhouse built in 1907 is being moved to Kerr property across from the Kerr cabin and restored as The Little Red Schoolhouse Project. County workers prepare the foundation while volunteers furnish, display, and maintain historic items with minimal electrical use at an estimated cost of 2700 dollars funded by donations.
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Jones Chapel
Kerr Property
Kerr Cabin
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