Notice of Publication and Land Sale in Oklahoma County
Public notice announces probate of will of Ila Hosuphina Tanmacth in Ponistoe County Oklahoma and a foreclosure sale by auction for Parcel in Section 14 listed at 9900 dollars. Sherriff J. D. Gaab outlines sale procedures and bidders must meet minimum bid. hearing set July 39, 1880, at county courthouse in Ponistoe.
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Daesson Collis
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Ada to Receive Safety Award from Oklahoma Cities
Ada is mentioned among six Oklahoma cities slated to receive safety awards for perfect pedestrian records last year. The announcement was made by Babe Jordan, executive secretary of the club, with other cities named as Miami Parry Blackwell Wewska Adz Anadarke.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cities
Mary
The
Oklahoma Motor
Miami
Parry
Blackwell
Wewska
Adz
Anadarke
Babe Jordan
Secrm Club
American Automobile Association
Coal County Dairy Achieves Grade A Milks First
Coal County earns Grade A dairy recognition after planning and investment. Keith McMillan and partner group build a dairy with Jersey cattle, pasteurization, and local sale aims. Five cows operate in a modern barn, milk processed to 143 degrees for 30 minutes, bottled in glass and paper containers for grocers.
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Guise Marlin
Coalgate
Coal County
Thin County
Vocational Agriculture Department
Veterans Agriculture Group
Ture
Forme
Ball Keith Lb
Michuillan
Wrack Whitt
Gua Do Martin
Jeresy
Noble Ames
Daplin
Holan
Pontotocounty
Miciillans
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C. MclMillan
Codi
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Reith
D. A. Mteldiflam
D C Hospital Sees 414 Polio Patients in Day Count
Polio toll at the District of Columbia Hospital hits 414 with new admissions from Oklahoma City and Antlers. Forty six in acute stage. hospital to expand convalescent wards at University of Oklahoma with a fundraising drive led by Mayor A B Alcott to buy equipment for the City hospital.
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Agsneteime Press i Dren's Hospital
Oklahoma City
Antlers
University of Oklahoma
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Norman
Stillwater Gtrets
Inday
Aise
A. B. Alcott
William Vasser Dies at Age of 82
William Vasser 82 a retired farmer dies Sunday night at the Home of his daughter Mrs Bapl Henry south of Stonewall He lived in the Tyrain community 33 years Survived by three sons two daughters and many grandchildren Body returned to Tyrol for funeral and burial to be announced later
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William Vasser
Ada
Stonewall
Bapl Henry
Tyron
Vasser
Tyrain
Tyrol
Lewistows
Montana
Martin Norman
Missouri
Norman
Langford
Ada Mirror Poem Shows Wings Above a Dreamlike Sky
The poem by Bill A. Linscheid, a California student, captures high altitudes and butterflies in a lyrical flight. It notes Linscheid’s publication history in the 1946 Poetry Anthology and his selection for Twin Flights in a Poetry Digest edition, with editors including Markham and Berndt.
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Bill Linsscheid
A. Linseheid
Linscheld
Comipyton
Calif
Poetry Digest Magazine
New York
Sch
Edwin Markham
Stegner Vincent Berndt
William Rose Beret
Big Peet
Linsgheid
Cronins Welcome New Grandchild At Local Hospital
Butte Montana tidings note Mr and Mrs Don Cronin became grandparents as four family cousins gathered at the hospital nursery over a Creal days period spanning twelve days with the newborn described as the focal point of the family gathering.
Ada Rodeo Prepares Fast Start as Three-Week Countdown
Ada Rodeo plans speedier action with committees forming this week as the three week countdown begins. Sixty calves weighing 229 pounds on average cost 67.50 each have arrived for feeding at the fairgrounds. Outside Oklahoma interest in Ada Rodeo tickets doubles from last year with many requests from visitors and out of state rovers. Ferdinand the traveling steer tours Texas in coming weeks while Round Up members assemble steers purchased here. Bucking chutes and equipment receive overhauls at the fairgrounds and new bleacher seats totaling 5084 plus 1200 seats from Gainsville are to be installed ahead of the show.
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Oklehoma
Elis Club
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Oklahoma
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Texan
Texas
Dene
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Hiry
Fairgrounds
Hereford
Gains
Tex
Roff News Highlights Local Visits and Civic Events
Mr and Mrs Taweil Hudson return to Roff after a Dallas stay as Lowell Hudson opens Hopkins County Memorial Hospital. Open House planned for August at the new home. First Church of Christ preaching schedule announced. encampment events in Sulphur. National Guard training at Camp Lee noted. Several residents back from travel, visits to Enid and Shawnee, and local family updates.
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Taweil Hudson
Betty Kay
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Dallas
Lowell
Methodist Hospital
Hopkins County Memorial
Ai jEowell
Bersanhate
Rot
Charch Em Christ
Hatin
Pyrst
Peat
Ey Webb
Riot disrupts Jehovah Witness meeting in Duncan
A Sunday clash at a Duncan Oklahoma Jehovah's Witness gathering left about 20 injured as veterans disrupted the event. Police dispersed the crowd with a fire hose after windows were smashed and property damaged, totaling around 700 dollars.
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Jehovah Witnesses
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Okie
Juby
Jehovah's' Witnesses
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Theor Sec- Jensiy
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Quishane City
Pickets Fail to Halt Non-Union Workers at Honolulu Docks
In Honolulu on July 18 pickets failed to stop non union workers from boarding Isthmian Steamship Co. freighter Steel Flyer. Police arrested two pickets while Hawaii Stevedores used tugs to load 76 workers, amid a wage dispute with the union demanding higher pay and threatening a coast wide boycott.
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Ite
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Benny Schmidt
HLWU
Pacific Coast
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Gram 'M. Staimback
Vanoss Resident Student Victim in SH 39 Crash
William Truit Stuard, 24, of Vanoss, a student at East Central State College and Oklahoma National Guard veteran, died after a two car crash four miles east of Pauls Valley on SH 39 Saturday. He was born in Garvin County and lived most of his life in Pauls Valley. Funeral was held Monday in Lindsay with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Surviving are widow Alene Lois Stuard and daughter Connie Aling of Waness. sisters Lois Elkins Donna Tern Alma Jane Stuard of Lindsay. grandfather Fred Smory of Prov, Kansas.
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Connie Aling
Waness
Lois Elkins
Donna Tern
Alma Jane Stuard
Fred Smory
Prov
Kas
Oklahoma City Gunmen Stage $400 Home Invasion
A couple at their Oklahoma City home were accosted by two gunmen who tied Mr and Mrs Bre Jones in the attic and demanded cash. A passerby alerting police led to the attackers' escape. the incident interrupted a quiet Sunday evening.
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Oklahoma City
Rebbert
Bred Jones
Lawless Moris and the white-robed order clash over authority
Biereingham physician and Moris ally William Flugh Moris, rector and board member, acknowledged Br Pruitt's resignation reluctantly as Moris remains jailed on contempt of court. They dispute powers following a mask order during a state antimask law episode. Attorney General Sarmichael plans to file suit in Birnyimm to revoke the federation's charter amid violence allegations.
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William Flugh Moris
Klanda
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County Jail
Sarmichael
Birnyimm
Kien
Farms Mailed Out On Indian Pay
The Civilized Tribes agency mailed about 2,000 application forms as the first step in distributing 3.5 million dollars to the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes for coal and asphalt land. Death claims a labor leader Whitner at 76, noted foe of President Teuman. His Brotherhood of Brilsold Traimmen ties loom in leadership change.
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Olevia
Vive Civilized Tribes Agency
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Brotherhood of Brilsold Traimmen
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Probe of Army Contracts Still Under Inquiry
Washington July 18 An investigation of army contract handling continues with two major generals suspended after Senate evidence showed lack of judgment. The inspector general was ordered to press the probe into Maj Gen Harmen Feldman and Maj Gen Harry H Waitt while Rep Shafer demands White House action. Senate inquiries anticipate public hearings in about two weeks as details emerge of contractors and personnel data handling.
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Great-Great-Great Grandfather Weds Great-Great-Grandfather
A 61 year old great great grandfather wed his 10 year old bride in Los Angeles. Albert H. Hummel stated the match had been long desired and the bride finally agreed. The couple rode a streetcar through the city after the ceremony. Elizabeth K Bucdke, formerly, expressed affection for her husband and said she wouldn’t trade him for anything in the world.
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Snow
Elizebeth Kbucdeke
Hummels Caeek
Ming
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