Notice to Unknown Heirs and Defendants in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma court, William D Little Jr and Theo Cash file to quiet title on described lands in Chichoran and WeWitt areas, against Humphrey and Francis and unknown heirs executors and assigns. They seek mortgage cancellation of 8200.90 tied to a 1951 deed from Sarrell and John W Carrell to American Investment Company. Respond by August 2, 1951 or petition deemed true and judgment issued.
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Humphrey
Francis i
Nance Court
Wiliam D Little, Jr
Theo Cash
William D. Litte, Jr
Ant
Pontotoc County
Chichoran
Wewitt
Letrom
Sarrell
John W. Carrell
American Investment Company
Crete
Oklahoma
Freedom Theme Guides WMU Meeting at First Baptist
WMU circles at the First Baptist church held a Monday night meeting focused on freedom as the program theme. Chairman Mrs. T. J. Spurgin led, with help from Mrs. J. W. Bolt Mrs. Jewell Edwards and Mrs. Gore Gaines. L. J. Gray sang solo with self accompaniment. Officers will be elected at the August gathering. Fifteen members attended including Mrs. Herbert Sage Mrs. Gray Mrs. Brewer Mrs. Foster and others. Miss Shirley Pettis of Oklahoma City was a guest.
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Konawa
WMU
First Baptist Church
T. J. Spurgin
J. W. Bolt
Jewell Edwards
Gore Gaines
L. J. Gray
Thompson
Herbert Sage
Vai. Gray
G. D. Brewer
Foster
J. Spurgin
Gorener
S. W. Bates
Jewill Edwards
L. M. Maxwell
Gilbert Bates
J.A. Shirley
Claude Dawson
5. V. Thompson
Orena Stewart
Shirley Pettis
Oklahoma City
Mountains With Forty Peaks Exceed Two Miles In Smokies
In the Great Smokies of North Carolina and Tenatssea, researchers note forty peaks rise above two miles in elevation. The finding highlights the region’s rugged terrain and notable high-point concentration.
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North Carolina
Tenatssea
Ada Council Faces Sewer Bond Plan Shortfall
Ada city council and city manager J D Cheek grapple with a $920,000 sewer bond issue that does not cover bids for a new disposal plant and related upgrades. They plan a Thursday meeting with state health officials to prune the project, noting original estimates around $1,000,300 later cut to $929,000 amid higher current prices.
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Ada
J. D. Cheek
Cheek
State Health Department
Delaney
Latta News Births Visits and Local Notes Highlight Strong Week
Latta notes Mrs A W Brown announces a daughter birth at Valley View hospital. Simeon Burge returns from Kansas for an indefinite stay with his mother Mrs Marvin Laughlin. Several locals attend gatherings at Shelby Forest Park and Ada First Baptist service. Many visits and illnesses listed. Churchill Downs tally and Britain labor PMs finish wrap.
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A. W. Brown
Valley View Hospital
Simeon Burge
Kansas
Marvin Laughlon
Dozen Coal County HD Clubs Make A&M Scholarship Awards
Dozen Coal County 4 H clubs in Oklahoma receive Oklahoma A and M college scholarships. Centrahoma club member Barbara Crane prepares beet pickle exhibits for fair. Awards include Centrahoma, Friendship, Oak Grove, Pleasant Hill, Trico, South Wone Star, and others with named club members and sponsors.
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Coal County
A&m
Murda
Oklahoms A
Centrahosna Clab
Virginia
Clarita
Joy Tudor
Friendship
Worth
Oak Grove
Marvin Loftin
Olney
Jeannine Morrison
Pleasant Hill
Charles Watkins
Pound Hill
John Spencer
Sonthwone Star
Charles Stutts
Trico
Kennedy
Tupelo
Glenn Leister
McCloy Aids Army Couple In German Wedding Plan
High Commissioner John J. McCloy arranged transport for Lt Wille R. Strawberry and his American fiancée Miss Vonceil Clements to Germany for marriage. Clements, from Vivian Louisiana, would wed July 14 at McCloy’s Bad Hornberg villa with McCloy giving the bride away.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U_ 5
John J. McCloy
Vonceil Clements
Vivian
McCloy
Wille R. Sprawberry
Mira
Sprawberry
Sulphur Faces Growing Housing Shortage
Sulphur grapples with a rising housing shortage as daily calls seek rentals for workers arriving for OG&E plant hiring and other projects. New low cost FHA homes near the Oklahoma School for the Deaf, about $5,000 each, are under construction, while ongoing building at the Veterans Hospital, OSD, and the Sulphur-Davis highway boosts demand.
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Corinne Musser
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Plant
FHA
East Sulphur
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Ralph Dodson
OSD
Veterans Hospital
Sulphur
Davis
Og&e
Arrange For Safe Conduct For Red Delegation
General Ridgway asks for safe conduct escorts including three colonels a train ring an airman and a South Korean with two interpreters for a meeting in no man’s land. He pledged his forces would not shoot if the Red delegation’s route is announced as battle casualties rise to 78,110.
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Ridgway
Buaranier
Red
Washington
U.S. Fifth Air Force
New Machinery Co To Set Up Branch In Ada
Charles EL Tucker moves to Ada to establish a branch of the McCormick Machinery Co serving the southern site from Garvin to Love towns. Tucker will run sales and service from Aldridge hotel pending a full shop opening. A large Caterpillar parts stock will support repairs and maintenance for the region. Tucker long connected with Caterpillar distributorships since 1932. Mrs. Tucker will join him in Ada.
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Charles EL Tucker
Ada
McCormick Machinery Co
Tucker
Aldridge Hotel
Garvin
Carter
Love
America
Tusa
Here Are Several Ways to Make Delicious Souffles
Here are several ways to make delicious souffles. The article offers practical summer home tips for cooling interiors, including window decor, light color schemes, and fabric choices. It discusses keeping curtains launderable, pale greens and blues for bedding, and inexpensive ways to improve kitchen and bathroom comfort during hot spells.
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Jake Gardner
Shin
Pana
Cenera
Teatures Corp
Parlor Corner Gift to Church Solidifies Memorial
Sulphur Special report notes Viet Methodist church in the basement gained a parlor corner donated as a memorial to L. L. Fitzgerald by Mrs. Russell Brown. Russell Brown, Grevern Joe Jordan and Bazner Teeter contributed their labor while Mr and Mrs Ted Griffin donated a rug. The space sits in the west end with a wall partition, near the south entrance.
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Russell Brown
L. L. Fitzgerald
Greven
Joe Jordan
Bazner Teeter
Ted Griffin
Ada Ends Year with General Fund Surplus Report
City officials review the Ada year end figures showing a total surplus around 2.29 million after franchise tax and other revenues. Expenditures include up to 91,300 for taxes, 2,000 for materials, 1,000 for garbage, 200 for sewer service, and 125 for bond interest. The only likely forecast is a smaller surplus for the new fiscal year.
Souffle tips and recipes from ROTTEM Barber
A column offers methods for making cheese and chocolate souffles with dry heat, step by step bases and sauces. It covers crust, baking dish size, egg yolk technique, folding in stiff egg whites, and serving ideas. Recipes include cheese souffle and chocolate souffle with precise measurements and oven times.
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Rottem
Centsina
End of actual fighting in Korea jitters markets
New York July 5 1943 business and financial leaders brace for the end of actual fighting in Korea while assessing how a cease-fire would reshape markets. Analysts warn that despite hopes for peace the economy may remain unsettled due to arms programs, inflation, and shifting defense spending.
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New York
Korea
Peosle
Arma
Treasury
Aim
Tainty
United Nations
Reds
U.S. Congress
Church Planning For Year Ahead
Sulphur Special The board of stewards of the First Methodist Church met in the basement where they were served ice cream by chairman Paul John. The finance committee reported a total budget of 8100 for the coming year and the budget was adopted. A pledge campaign report noted 2260 in pledges and plans to complete the campaign soon. The board authorized starting a funds drive to erect a new parsonage and appointed three committees to plan and direct it. Plans for the parsonage were selected and the lot purchased.
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First Methodist Harch
Paul John
Take No Chances On Kelly Parole OKLAHOMA CITY
Federal officials deny parole for George Machinegun Kelly who sits under life for kidnapping Osman Charles Forschel. Oklahoma County faces extra caution as County Attorney Granville Scanland reopens two armed robbery charges against Polly and Albert, tied to Forschel’s kidnapping and related thefts.
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Oklahoma City
George
Kelly
Osman Charles Forschel
Oklahoma County
Granville Scanland
Olly
Albert Fates
Ursehel
Welter R. Jarrett
Grebel Scanland
Bob Turner
Leavenworth
Amstray
Spavinaw Farmer Struck Dead by Car on Highway 20
A Saline county patrol report says Ose Soldier, a Spavinaw farmer, was struck and killed by a car while walking along state highway 20 near Salina at 1:05 a.m. The driver, a 1year-old Salina service station attendant, fled or was not identified in the report. This marks the area’s 270th traffic fatality of the year, compared with 232 at the same time last year.
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Oklhoma
Barbara Crane
Centrahoma
Barbara
Oxighama
Spavinaw
Salina
Highway Patrol
Charge Failure to Stop at Highway in Ada
A charge of failing to stop at a through highway was filed Monday in the Charlie Floyd justice of the peace court against Jack Tyree. Tyree was arrested by Highway Patrolman Frank Grali after entering the highway from a private drive near the north city limits on state highway 99. He is accused of creating a hazardous condition by causing a driver approaching from the south to brake to avoid a collision. Tyree has not appeared for arraignment yet.
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Charlie Floyd
Jack Tyree
Tyree
Frank Grali
Ada
Brotherhood Meet Movie Highlights at First Methodist Church
The Men’s Brotherhood met Monday night in the First Methodist church with about 20 attendees. Shirley, HW, Courtney and Herman Burton led the program, refreshments were served, and the next session is planned for the 16th with C C Martin and Milton Courtney as program chairs.
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Tudey
First Methodist Church
Siirley
HW. Courtney
Herman Burton
J. B Fallis
A. F. Eidson
C.C. Martin
Milton Courtney
Shiriey
Municipal Court Reports Nine Thousand Dollar Fines
The municipal court closed a fiscal year with 192 heard cases and cash fines totaling 9352.00 plus 1305.50 in defendants' fines, amounting to 10857.50. Public enness led cash fines with 8685, followed by overparking and other infractions totaling 2992. Additional fines covered fighting, disturbance, drunkenness, reckless driving, and minor offenses. Five boys faced a case of destroying city property involving parking meters. three meters were destroyed and robbed, with fines about 54 each and meter replacement. Parents were called in during hearings by city authorities.
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Enness
Sulphur Round-Up Adopts Revised By-Laws
Sulphur Round-Up met with about fifty members to revise by-laws. Changes include staggered nine member board terms of three, two, and one year segments. Directors delegated officers from among board members with president elected by the club. All paying members gain voting rights. those under sixteen receive full club privileges but may not vote. Absences without cause may trigger removal and election. President T. Brown presided.
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Ape
Sipe-predicen
Parade
Marsha
T. Brown
W S And Church Delegates Meet At Fittstown
The W C S of the Methodist church hosted the elul zone meeting with delegates from several churches in attendance. Also noted are visits from Suzan Whitwell to Shawnee and families from Indiana and Drumright plus Air Force Robert Ray visiting relatives. A television pointer appears in the text, described as a device in sugar colored form over screens to aid viewing and speaker identification.
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Methodist Church
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