Lula Underhill v The heirs of Willie Brown Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma district court Lula Underhill sues the heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and assigns of Willie Brown deceased and others. The document describes a civil action naming multiple defendants and their uncertain estates in a probate related dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Underhill
Willie Brown
Williem Brown
DE Tena
Thomas Stout
Brown
Lizzie and
Atubby Nee Grayson
Lloyd Jackson Lewis
D. D. Brunson
Lonzo Stout
Viola Pettigrew
Ada Lee Isaac
William Isaac, JR
Henry Burrow, JR
Irvin Cravatt
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Land Title Suit
The state informs heirs and assigns of Willie Brown and others of Chickasaw descent that Lula Underhill has sued to quiet title to an undivided 1/5 interest in the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 18 Township 1 North Range 6 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by August 21 1947 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly with a partition of the described real estate and costs apportioned among owners. Witness July 10 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
W. W. Gibson
W. W.gibson
Board of County Commissioners
State OF Oklahoma
Rinda A. Rushing
E. V. Rushing
Mary R. Clark
Thomas M. Rushing
District Court
K. L. Bryant
Anita Bryant
Richard M. Thomason
Billie L. Thomason
Lula Underhill
Willie Brown
Tena Thomas Stout
Brown
D. D. Brunson
Lloyd Jackson Lewis
Irl Rhynes
Christy Rhynes
C.L. Griffeth
Ada Norris Berry
Margaret Norris Hall
Della Bedford
Laintiff
Reed v Rhynes Plaintiffs and Defendants Case No 19093
Ada Reed and other plaintiffs sue Srl Rhynes and others in case 19093. Legal filing outlines parties and complaint but lacks detailed claims in available text.
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Srl Rhynes
Ada Reed
Quieting Title Suit In Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Plaintiffs Irl Rhynes Christy Rhynes and C L Griffeth Trustee sue Henry Burrow Jr and others in Pontotoc County District Court to quiet title to land described as parts of Section 36 Township 1N Range 7E. Defendants must answer by August 21 1947 or lose chance to contest. Witness on July 9 1947 signed by Court Clerk Della Bedford. Attorneys Thompson and Braly represent plaintiffs. Blue Valley Baptist Church and others listed as defendants.
Quieting Title Suit In Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Lula Underhill sues Blue Valley Baptist Church Pontotoc County Oklahoma and others to quiet title to the Northeast Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Section 18 Township 1N Range 6E in fee simple. plaintiffs seek default judgment if defendants fail to answer by August 21, 1947. The case names Lank Ford Atubby R L Parnacher and James W Cooper heirs and assigns. Attorneys Thompson and Braly signed.
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THE
Blue Valley Baptist Church
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Lankford and Atubby
R. L. Parnacher
James W. Cooper
Blue Valley
Notice of Will Probating Mary Elizabeth Bleigh Estate
Claude Logsdon petitions for probate of Mary Elizabeth Bleigh's last will in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Hearing set for July 29 1947 at 10:00 a m in Ada to contest the will and appoint Logsdon executor without bond. Court seal and county judge sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mowdy
Elizabeth Holly
Pontotoc County Court House
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Tom D. McKeown
Mary Elizabeth Bleigh
Claude Logsdon
County of Pontotoc
Pontotoc
Desert and barren land cover most of Earth's surface
Scientists estimate that 40 percent of the earth's land area is desert 30 percent is productive and 30 percent is poor grazing ground forest high mountains and waste.
Will Sets 500 for Grandson’s Self Defense Training
The will of the late Morris Altman leaves $500 in trust for the physical training of his grandson John A. Burri son to learn the manly art of self defense. The fund starts when he turns 12 and continues until college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morris Altman
Altman
John A. Burrison
Auction Notice to Satisfy Lien on Auto in Ada Oklahoma
On August 2, 1947 at 11 00 a m a public auction will be held at 900 West Main St Ada Oklahoma to sell a 1937 Chevrolet two door sedan owned by W A Weaver to satisfy a warehouseman and mechanic lien totaling 20 plus 5 for July and 15 for labor and material plus $25 attorney and notice costs. The sale is conducted by C B Howard warehouseman and mechanic and Thomas P Holt attorney.
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West Main St
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
W. A. Weaver
C. B. Howard
Thomas P. Holt
Canadian Singing Convention Scheduled at Fitzhugh Church
The Canadian Singing Convention will meet at Fitzhugh Methodist Church on Sunday July 20 from 2 to 4 PM. All are invited to sing with a special invitation to singers. Note mentions passenger cars may stop within 22 feet from 20 mph while trailer trucks require $2.
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Fitzhugh Methodist Church
Valuations Up 11 Percent Aid Common Schools
Oklahoma City reports 11 percent rise in real and personal property valuations across 77 county excise boards. Dunn, chair of the Oklahoma tax commission, says the increase signals greater local support for common schools. Total assessed value climbs to 1.2133 billion dollars from 1.0928 billion. real property up to 936.15 million. personal property 277.17 million. The commission will finalize its ratio study and present to the state equalization board within five days, with a likely mid-summer meeting after Governor Turner returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. D. Dunn
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Dunn
Ad Valorem Tax Division
Oklahoma
Tax Commission
State Equalization Board
Roy J. Turner
State Board
Uncle Sam and John in a fight over free speech
A reader pleads for Uncle Sam as big business and a labor union clash. The piece warns that anti trust laws and a powerful organizer named John threaten freedom of speech and the family’s rights. It ends with a call to prayer for Uncle Sam’s survival.
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Uncle
John
Sam
Much Road Program Tied Up With PRA
Oklahoma's 1947 highway plan is stalled as PRA approves about 100 projects. H. E. Bailey directs highways and Stoner McLelland notes primary and farm to market works await PRA action. PRA cites insufficient department capacity. Bailey has started a technical school to improve staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Office
The
Public Roads Administration
H. E. Bailey
Bailey
Stoner McLelland
Highway Department
PRA
New Highway Commission
Man Marries Forewarned Bride During Scarlet Fever
An Oregon man pressed to wed a girl still stricken with scarlet fever. The ceremony was rash and the bride’s face remained red, prompting concerns about health and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Sydney Harbor Reaches Inland Eleven Miles
The harbor of Sydney extends inland thirteen miles from its mouth indicating the scale of the natural waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor of
Sydney
Australia
GM to halt passenger car production amid steel shortages
General Motors will suspend passenger car manufacturing for a week starting Monday due to disturbed steel conditions and coal-mining issues. About 180,000 workers will be laid off as plants in Michigan close first, with 265,000 total production staff affected nationwide.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
C. E. Wilson
Michigan
General Motors
Buick
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Olds
Mobile
Cadillac
Industrial train to tour Ada area July 22
Oklahoma's state industrial tour train, after a three week trip north and east, will be in Ada on Tuesday July 22. The four coach display train will be at a siding behind the Cudahy Packing plant and open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ada Chamber of Commerce coordinates visits and hopes delegations from nearby towns, with Coalgate planning to send at least 50 people.
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Oklahoma
Ada
Cudahy
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Coalgate
Marshall Advises Admission Of Many Of Europe DP's
Secretary of State Marshall urged the United States to admit a substantial number of Europe's 850000 displaced persons to ease friction with Russia. He testified for a bill to admit 400000 refugees as immigrants over four years, noting Congress may delay action until after adjournment. He backed prompt action and supported expanding care at the Paris economic conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Europe
Washington
United States
Russia
Germany
Congress
Truman
Paris
Louisiana Delegate Praises Oklahoma Soil Work
W. T. Nolin of Hamburg praises Oklahoma soil conservation progress during a travel tour. He notes excellent farm upkeep and sound practices as visitors plan stops at Red Plains Experiment Station, Ruby Springer farm, and Guthrie Country Club before continuing to Kansas.
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Oklahoma City
Louisiana
Cme
Oklahoma
W. T. Nolin
Hamburg
Soil Conservation
Oklaha City
Red Plains Experiment State
Ruby Springer
Guthrie Country Club
Guthrie
Kansas
Tishomingo Church Builds New Plant
The First Baptist church of Tishomingo is constructing a new church home and educational building to replace the present l ant. Built of native stone, the project costs about $40,000 and is well advanced. The finance committee reports local businessmen, though not church members, wish to contribute funds.
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First Baptist Church of
Tishomingo
Ishomingo
Murray State College
Sevral
Transportation to Camp Adaka Arranged for Camp Fire Girls
Transportation has been arranged for Camp Fire and Blue Bird girls to Camp Adaka. Denco buses will meet first week campers at Ada Public Library on Sunday July 20 at 11 a.m. Campers should eat before leaving Ada since supper is the first meal at camp. Second week campers depart Ada at the same time on July 27, with buses returning to Ardmore on August 3 to bring the second group home.
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Fire
Blue Bird
Adaka
Denco
Ada Public Library
Ada
Ardmore
Britain Probes Reports On An International Brigade
A foreign office spokesman said Britain is investigating claims of an international brigade invading Greece. If proven, a joint British American protest could be lodged with the United Nations security council. Britain has asked diplomats in several countries to report on the brigade’s existence and composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Greece
Whitehall
United Nations Security Council
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Italy
France
Albania
Paris
Muskogee Lad Fatally Hurt in Flume Accident
Kenneth La Verne Farr 13 of Muskogee Oklahoma died after being hurled 100 feet from a water flume spillway in Amador county California. He was visiting his father on a power construction job and his body was recovered by workers and his father.
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Pine Grove
Calif
Kenneth Laverne Farr
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Mother Lode
High Sierra
C. O. Farr
Richmond
Amador County
Plan Safety School For Pilots and Patrol
Oklahoma City July 15 plans for a safety school for pilots and state highway patrolmen were outlined by the Oklahoma Aviation Commission. The program will run October 1 to 15 at Norman north base under CAA, highway patrol, and University of Oklahoma extension service supervision.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Patrol
Oklahoma Aviation Commission
Clarence Burch
Norman
CAA
Highway Patrol and Extension Service
University of Oklahoma
Aviation Commission
United States Plans Permanent Los Alamos A Bomb Facility
The atomic energy commission announced a permanentization and modernization of Los Alamos New Mexico to run the wartime atom bomb factory. Carrol L. Tyler will head the lab replacing Col. Herbert C. Gee as the multi million dollar upgrade proceeds. The Sandia base near Albuquerque is named a unit of the arm co special weapons project. The plan includes 1000 new homes schools and community facilities for the town.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N. M
Alamogordo
Commission
Carroll L. Tyler
Navy
Ordnance Expos
Salamos Laboratory
Tyler
Col
Herbert C. Gee
Army
Manhattan Project
Sandia
Albuquerque
Armco
Leslie R. Groves
Atomic Commission
Display Of Art By Young Oklahomans At College Now
Young Oklahoma artists debut at East Central College in a prize winning exhibit sponsored by the American Association of University Women. The show features Oklahoma scenes and portraits, including self portraits, with varied emotion from contentment to agony. The display, begun in 1941 to foster creative growth and public understanding of art, is a permanent Oklahoma University Art Museum collection and may be circulated to institutions paying half the expressage. The public is invited to view it in the Administration Building at East Central College.
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Oklahoma
Hve
Fist Central State College
American Association of University Women
Oklahoma University Art Museum
East Central College
Cooking water pH changes color of red cabbage
The acidity or alkalinity of cooking water affects red cabbage color. In plain water it stays purplish. with vinegar it turns red. adding a pinch of soda makes it blue. lots of soda can yield green.
Women Keepers of the Flame Across Time
A reflective piece honors women as guardians of home life and warmth. It notes their roles in preserving family traditions and tolerating everyday messes as part of sustaining household comfort. The essay frames women as steady guardians of cherished domestic values.
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Coy A. Mowdy
Fred Andrews
Lecil
Ellen Hayes
Harry T. Hayes Eeded
State OF
Harry T. Hayes
Plaintiff
Rinda
A. Rushing, Et al
Arlington
June Fleming
Ida
Fel Cooper
Minnie Billie Nee Thomas
Etta Florence Sweet
Ella Florence Sweet
Florence Sweet
C. Tutees
Dorothy Greenwood
Marie Pettigrew
Oscar Pettigrew
Ida Anoatubby
Capes
Abner
Thompson & Braly
Lula
Thompson and Braly
L. H. Green
Joe H. Sherwood
Joe Huling Sherwood
South Cherry
Busby, Harrel and Trice
American Building
Rhoda Marion Sherwood
Executrix
BUSBY
Harrell & Trice
Will
County OF
Harford Rupert
Sulphur
Says
House
Judiciary
United Nations General Assembly
Tishomingo Church
Camp Adaka
Library
International’ Brigade
U. S
California
Plan Safety
America
Bernard M. Baruch
By Elton C. Fay
AAUW
Joe Marsh
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