Notice by publication in Pontotoc County case Hawkins heirs
Executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and assigns of Morris H Hawkins deceased et al are named defendants in a quiet title suit in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The petition seeks to adjudge ownership of lands described as the northwest quarter and adjoining quarters in Section 6 Township 5 North Range 5 East with oil gas and mineral rights reserved to certain plaintiffs. Defendants must answer by May 21 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment entered against them. Witness Abe Holloway County Clerk. Deputy W D Abbott. July 12 1921.
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Devisees
Morris H. Hawkins
State OF Oxlayoma
Morris H
Bertha Hawkins
Chickasaw Indiat
Farmers State Bank
Ada
Oklahoma
Yrknvan
Wiccessers
Assena of
Fair Corperstiog
Buchanan
Adsrani Gayt
Rom
Calemer
Coleman
Ant
Pantaioc
Pontotoc County
Torwit
Smithwest
Smuitwest
Nieast
RB. Coleman
Ore
Fee Sim
Mary V. King
Morris H . Benkins
Bertha Hawking
Jay
Abe Holloway
Pontator County
W. D. Abbott
Driver Charged In Driving Case
Andrew Ross McGuire faced a driving charge after a left of center incident. He was arrested by Highway Patrolman Frank Gral and pled guilty at arraignment, paying a 510 fine plus court costs in Percy Armstrong justice court.
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Andrew Ross McGuire
McGuire
Frank Gral
Percy Armstrong
Sasakwa Water Supply Declared Safe by Health Dept
Sasakwa city water is not contaminated, state health department reports. Council chairman Bert Harris confirmed the finding after the council reviewed the department's report. a sample followed condemnation of wells on June 13 by City Sanitarian Kay Matthews. The supply comes from two wells. note on time reference appears unrelated to the water issue.
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Konawa
Spreial
Sasakwa
State Health Department
Bert Harris
Harris
Kay Matthews
Mrs Pat Ray to Receive Degree at East Central
Mrs Pat Ray formerly Elene King will graduate from East Central with a BA in art and history this July. She resumed studies after a break to raise her son, teaching stints in Holdenville Houston and Ada, with wartime teaching in the Ada system and a 1949 reentry to East Central alongside her son Pat Jr. Her daughter Wanda will be a senior this fall. plans after graduation are open.
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Pat Ray
East Central
Ray
Elene King
Evlene King
Holdenville
Houston
Texas
Sentences Upheld For Five Area Men
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals at Denver upheld sentences for five men arrested in July 1950 in whiskey raids in Pottawatomie county. The men were sentenced January 2 by U S District Judge Edgar S Vaught. defendants include S O Harris Saint Louis OK two years Steve Mitchell Ada two years Otis V Tillery St St Laws 18 months John A Pearson Memphis Tenn 16 months Loyd A Parker Wichita Rus one year and a day Fines were also assessed.
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Oklahoma City
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Pottawatomie County
Federal
U. S
Edgar S. Vaught
S_O
Harris
St. Louis
Okla
Steve Mitchell
Ada
Farmers of Pott County Organize
Pottawatomie farmers plan a Thursday meeting to form a food control group aimed at pressuring Army engineers to reduce Canton reservoir releases. A Yukon delegation travels to Oklahoma City to urge the highway commission to address Canton flooding and a blocked North Canadian river bridge near Yukon.
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Shawnez
Okla Ury
Pottawatomie County
Army
Canton
Yukon
Oklahoma City
Highway Commission
Roy Ferguson
North Canadian River
About 20 More Oklahoma Men Added to State Draft Call
OKLAHOMA CITY July 11 Twenty more Oklahoma men will join the August draft quota following a defense department request. Dr Clive Murray state selective service director said the state had been asked to supply 70 draftees next month. Murray expects to know by Monday the exact number, with an estimated additional twenty. The national call for August is rising from 22,090 to 35,000. marines seek 7,000 draftees and the army adds 6,000. Inductions in August will be processed through the Oklahoma City induction station.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Defense Department
Clive Murray
State Selective Service
Murray
Mne
Army
Jap Treaty Terms: Aims of Free Japan and UN Security
Dulles, a Republican adviser, said terms were set without a general peace conference. The plan envisions a free Japan with no permanent restrictions and collective security under the United Nations. It would combine U.S. and future Japanese forces, possibly with others, to deter any war of revenge, reflecting unity among the U.S., Britain, and France.
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Japan
United Nations
U.S
Dulles
Acheson
U. S
Britain
Franca
Stratford News notes regional visits and county social drift
Ardmore fiancé Fred Jones travels from San Diego to visit, Misa Whitcomb’s Oklahoma trip. Don Nutt Barbara Weth and Claudine Lavallee attend OU music course. Luther Watts plans to move to California. many locals host relatives and attend church, dinners, and parties. Youth Fellowship elects officers. July 22 installation set.
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Fred Jones
Ardmore
Don Nutt
Barbara Weth
Claudine Lavelace
Den
Mrs Hudson Dies Konawa Tuesday
Mrs Panzie Lo Hudson, 73, longtime Konawa resident, died Tuesday morning after a long illness from a heart ailment. Funeral services will be held at Konawa First Baptist Church, with burial at Little Cemetery near Seminole. Survived by husband A. J. Hudson, daughters Kamer Howard and Ernest Frise of Oklahoma City, Mrs Cohn son of Sasakwa, Mrs Resy iickis of Asturias California, Mrs Floyd Currie of Shawnee, Henry Hudson of Ada, sister Myrtie Simpson of Russellville Arkansas, and 20 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Konawa
Panzie Lo Hudson
Konawa First
Sasakwa
Resy Iickis
Asturias
Calif
Floyd Currie
Shawnee
Henry Hudson
Ada
Myrtie Simpson
Russellville
Ark
Frank Taylor
John Miller
Johanie Stubbs to Receive Degree at East Central Commencement
Johanie Stubbs, a Blackwell teacher, will earn a BS degree in elementary education with a Spanish minor at East Central College’s commencement on July 2. She entered college in 3348, made the honor roll for two semesters, and participated in the International Relations Club while pursuing her minor. The Seminole County Mountain View High School alumna, salutatorian in 1844, plans to teach this autumn and later seek a master’s degree. She also works at Gaines Rexel Drug in Da.
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Johnnie Stubbs
Ravie
Semiiole
East Central
Colege
Miss Stubbs
Mountain View High School
Seminole County
Blackwell
Gain
Rexel
Everett Shaw tops Lander rodeo to Cheyenne bid
Everett Shaw a former world champion calf roper from Stonewall shows strong form at the Lander Wyoming rodeo winning all around and steer roping titles. He earned $282.50 in cash prizes plus a $250 saddle and two silver belt buckles while moving toward the Cheyenne outdoor rodeo finale. Shaw, arena director for the Ada show, is praised for enhancing the event and earning respect nationwide among cowboys.
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Everett Shaw
Stonerwall
Lander
Wro
Shaw
Aca
Stonewall
Dave
Sean Rodeo
Cheyenne
Wert
Ada
Aue
Hereford Park
Wyo
Mrs Ollie Derrick Dies in Illinois
Mrs Ollie Derrick, 71, died Sunday in Centralia Illinois. Funeral at Smith Chapel Ada Thursday at 2:30 with burial in Memorial Park. Born Bakersfield Missouri, she married Michael Grant Derrick in Ava in 1883. Survived by daughters Sybil Nickell Josephine Coffman Centralia Gina Babcock Freeport Martha Derrick Chress Warner Batty Draner Indianapolis Tyree St Louis Nike Corpus Christi Ed win Salem Williams Servick. A member of the Methodist church.
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Centralia
Smith Chapel
Ada
Burnl
Derick
Bakersfield
Josephine Coffman
Mra Virgina Babcock
Freeport
Martha Derick
Chress
Batty Draner
Indianapolis
Ind
Sors
Tyree
St. Lows
Nike
Corpus Christ
Edwin
Salem
Williams, Servick
Arizona
Mrz
Derrick
Methodis Church
No Need to Worry On Potato Surplus
Washington reports no potato surplus this year as production may meet demand. Farmers reduced plantings to the smallest level since 1967 following the end of price supports that cost the treasury over two hundred million dollars in the past decade. The forecast calls for 351 million bushels, nearly one fifth below last year, with sweet potatoes similarly down.
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Washington
Latta News and Local Visits Highlight Ada Community
Local residents report hospital visits and family gatherings at Valley View and nearby towns. Invitations to missionary events in Oklahoma City, canoeing trips, rodeo parades, and family reunions are noted alongside skaters at the Ada Armory and multiple social calls among residents from Latta, Purcell, and surrounding areas.
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Jack Burge
J. M. Laughe
Charles Bigham
Nancy Jean
Ee Bigham
Fritstown
Lake Texoma
Clara Clyer
Nancy Choate
Foster Eaton
Ricky
Aubrey Eston
Tony
David
Purcell
Bobbie Battle
Sonny
Fort Worth
Grover Lovelace
Valley View Hospital
Baptist
Ada Armory
Barbara Gann
Sue Scott
Esteene Honeycutt
Leatha Arter
Murreldean Silas. Wayne
Milton Hiss
Vera Wells
Pat
Wanda Tweedy
Kala Hancock
Rita Gann
Molly Godrman
Veralea Wells
Wells
Frank Well
Versica
J.C. Sisson
City Departments End Year Balances Show Broad Surplus
City reports end of fiscal year balances across departments with total collections of 259 6430 and total expenditures BAT 802.89. January spending exceeded revised allocations by about 15 000 but was offset by a departmental drop of roughly 5 000 as building delays kept equipment funds unused. Key balances include Street 9 548.36 and Cemetery 7 059.00 with other departments ranging from minor surpluses to several hundred dollars.
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Wayal Department
Mileage? High As He Is in Japan
BIRMINGHAM July 1 Sheriff A Z Gieze went in semmon Re for jury duty yesterday. Ahoutewifte answered his knack Does he HAVE to serve? abe asked Yer ra'am. Dex YOU Psy mileaget TM hime mid the housewife, fine, 1 brightening. He's in Japan. WANTS TO BIE IN JAIL MIAMS Fla. July 11-(-"1) een iz la in jail away from World that has speeded up too: faster am old. sick mer. Sixty-four-year-old Fred Pisherts, who meets that request. I may get part of i fulfil to morrow. The former tailor and bondo nant grinded guilty yesterday be fore Com. Court Judge Ben C. Willard to charges of obtain 7d Tomer ude fale pretenses. A hearing was set for tomorrow.
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Birmingham
A. Z Gieze
Semmon
Abe
Japan
Mer
Fred Pisherts
Com
Ben C. Willard
Cen wal Airlines to offer stock to Ada residents
Keith Kahle, president of Cen wal Airlines, announced plans to sell a small amount of stock to Ada residents and others in the area. The Civil Aeronautics Board favors broader ownership, with limits on individual purchases and a possible board seat for an Ada man. If approved, Central will expand service to additional Oklahoma points and beyond to Memphis and Chicago.
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Keith Kahle
Cenwal Airlines
Ada
Kahle
Civil Aeronautics Board
Central
Corporation
CAB
Kable
Oklahoma
Memphis
Chicago
Mrs Griffith Hosts Hart Home Demonstration Club
Mrs A C Griffith was hostess at the Hart home demonstration club meeting with Miss May Johnson as program leader. The group discussed home economics and played kitchen golf as Miss Johnson, Mrs Heimer, and others attended. Mrs Heimer will attend Farm and Home Week in Stillwater in August. The club will meet next month at the school.
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Matt Weimer, Jr
May Johnson
Eader
Heimer
Stillwater
Miss Johnson
Stan- Held
Dee Griffith
Qwahey
Grant Johnson
Mia
John Holmes
Janett
Laymen's League Meeting at Paul Valley
The Laymen's League of the First Christian church Sulphur met with tenth district members at Paul Valley Tuesday at eight for a fellowship gathering. About 200 attended as they aimed to double prior attendance of 100. A Pauls Valley church group served meal. speakers followed. District rovers Carter Murray Gervin Pontotoc counties. Eight churches in the league per Dr. Ray Goodwin. Men from Sulphur included Goodwin Mayes Biggerstaff Miller Robb Horne Frye Shameful Bridgeman Nowlin Halpain and others.
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Sulphur
The
First Christian Church
Paul Valley
League
Aee
Pauls Valley
Carter
Murray
Gervin
Pontotoc
Ray Goodwin
Goodwin
C. Mayes
W. D. Biggerstaff
Robert ‘Miller
Buster Robb
Roy Horne
Dick Frye
W. J. Shame
F. M. Hatches
Bridgeman
Jick Nowlin
Avery Halpain
Sulphur Kiwanis Hear Park History Visit to Wynnewood planned
Nine members of the Pauls Valley Kiwanis visited Sulphur to present a piggy bank for fines and wear pins. Perry Brown, Park superintendent, spoke on the National Park Service noting its 1928 establishment and the Montana origin of preservation ideas. He cited Platt National Park’s high attendance with well over a million yearly visitors.
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Pauls Valley
Charles Corper
Perry Brown
Patt National Park
Brown
National Park Service
Park Service
Tegan
Uhn
Montana
Platt Nevional Park
Attandance
Peals Valley
William J. Freenan
J. R Tolbert Tee Harhurst
Charlie Long
B. Corton
Don Ross S. D. Willizens
Toot, Cocre
Prospects Fade on Oklahoma Special Legislature Meet
Gov. Johnston Murray hesitates on a fall special session to consider a road bond issue with estimates ranging from 35 million dollars. Contingencies include cost of the bond, materials, and state desire. A highway survey of bridges and death traps was ordered. Possible topics also include narcotics control and automatic voting machines.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Johnston Murray
Murray
State Highway Commission
J. D. McCarty
Willis Stark
Oklahoma County Election Board
Stark
Remodeling Underway at Oklahoma School for the Deaf
A $199,000 rehabilitation project proceeds at the Oklahoma School for the Deaf with two boilers planned in the engine room, one new 200 horsepower and one being reconditioned. Copper water pipes and new wiring for hearing aids are installed in Sequoiah, Stuart, and Reed Halls, with 16 classrooms receiving new concrete floors and major auditorium changes to improve visual education.
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Oklahoma School For the Deaf
L. B. Hall
Sequoyah Hall
Stuart
Reed
Hal
Education Board Dined See Film
Sulphur board of education and their wives met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winters for a barbecue chicken dinner Monday night. The dinner preceded a business meeting chaired by James Howe with slides shown by Winters of the Hereford Heaven Stampede and vacations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cope, Mr. and Mrs. Elger Carr, Supt. and Mrs. George Portman and Dr. Ralph Morton. Mrs. Morton was unable to attend.
Staller Receives Production Award in Insurance Career
Howard Staller who opened an insurance office here received a merit award for outstanding production of life insurance in 1930. He spent the last six months of 1950 with the Marine and was transferred here January 14 by Prodectial Life Insurance Co. His office and home are at 414 West Fifteenth.
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Howard Staller
Thaa
Staller
Prodectial Life Insurance Co
the Marine
West Fifteenth
City Ada to tackle sewer project without bids
Ada city council decided to proceed with the sewer system plan using available funds rather than seek bids. They will focus on essential trunk lines and underserved outlying areas as a health measure while avoiding new bonds or tax increases. The aim is an early start with competent help and careful oversight to keep costs under control.
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Ada
Armistice Talks Break as Newsmen Blockade Persists
Allied negotiators halted sessions near Kaesong after Chinese and North Korean forces barred 20 U.N. correspondents and photographers. Vice Admiral Joy insisted news representation be cleared for any conference, stating the press is an inherent right of the United Nations, while Ridgway warned that talks could not proceed without intact U.N. personnel presence. The convoy was turned back and talks paused as the Reds demanded press limits.
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Kae
U. N
Redheld Kaesong
Munsan-Kfesong
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Joy
Auch
Alto
Matthew B. Ridgway
Sipreme
Kaesong
Munsang
Reds
U. WN
Nam I
Kaesang
Ridgway
United Nations
Genai Nem
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