Notice by Publication In Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma places Rinda A Rushing and others named as defendants in a quiet title suit filed by K L Bryant Anita Bryant Richard M Thomason and Billie L Thomason. The case seeks to cancel ad valorem taxes and establish plaintiffs’ possession of Lot 2 Block 3 Arlington Addition Ada Oklahoma with August 21 1947 deadline for answer. MCARTHUR ORTON attorneys. The notice also lists Lula Underhill as plaintiff and Willie Brown and others as defendants in a separate district court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Rinda A. Rushing
E. V. Rushing
Mary R. Clark
Thomas M. Rushing
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
K. L. Bryant
Anita Bryant
Richard M. Thomason
Billie L. Thomason
Arlington
Ada
State OF
Harry T. Hayes
Della Bedford
Oklahoma divorce suit and estate notices amid Pontotoc actions
Legal notices warn Harry T. Hayes of a divorce and child support suit due by August 21, 1947 in Pontotoc County Court Ada Oklahoma. Other notices announce probate for Mary Elizabeth Bleigh with Claude Logs don as executor and a July hearing, plus a large land dispute foreclosure and heirship action involving Willie Brown and multiple Chickasaw heirs with partition and title adjudication in Pontotoc County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Bleigh
Claude Logsdon
County of Pontotoc
Ada
Pontotoc
Tom D. McKeown
Quieting Title suit in Pontotoc County Oklahoma lands
Plaintiffs Irl Rhynes and Christy Rhynes and C L Griffeth as trustee sue Henry Burrow jr and others for quiet title to 36 1N 7E lands in the Southwest Quarter of 36 Township 1N Range 7E. They seek fee simple title and removal of all claims, with heirs and devisees identified and adjudicated. Court date noted July 9, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl Rhynes
Christy Rhynes
C. L. Griffeth
Ada Norris Berry
Margaret Norris Hall
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma suit to quiet title on Chickasaw lands in Pontotoc
Ar gus Chaffin sues W W J Schoonmaker Amy Walker nee Dyar Amon Walker Johnny Brown Katsey Dyar deceased Susie Dyar deceased Sam Dyar deceased Johhnie Dyar Jacob Perry Eldie Johnson and others in Pontotoc County District Court claiming 280 acres described as Southwest 10 acres of Lot 5 West 20 acres of Lot 6 West 20 acres of Lot 7 West 20 acres of Lot 8 Section 15 Township 5 North Range 7 West plus Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and other quarters in Section 16 5N 7W and seeks absolute ownership and to bar all adverse claims with answer due by September 4 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Underhill
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
District Court
W.W. J. Schoonmaker
Amy Walker
Dyar
Amon Walker
Johnny Brown
Katsey Dyar
Nee Dyar
Calvin Dyar
Joe Dyar
Susie Dyar
Sam Dyar
Johnnie Dyar
Jacob Perry
Eldie Johnson
Argus Chaffin
Towit
Weakened collective bargaining undercuts workers' power
President Truman warns that weakening collective bargaining weakens every working man in the country, stressing the broad impact of labor rights on workers nationwide.
Approval of Full Blood Deed of Ida Cooper Chickasaw Heir
Notice of a petition filed July 19 1947 by Ida Fel Cooper nee Lewis sole heir of Galloway Lewis to approve conveyance of 40 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to Ben Weaver and Elsie Weaver for 720 dollars with mineral rights reserved. Hearing set August 14 1947 at Ada County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fel Cooper
Lewis
Galloway Lewis
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Meridian E
Ben Weaver
Elsie Weaver
Ada
Tom D. McKeown
Vanoss News Notes Social Visits and School Renovations
Local residents visit relatives in Vanoss and Bowlegs. Laraine Bickham stays with Carolyn Auten. Church at Gaar Corner draws a large crowd. Vanoss High School redecorated and buses conditioned. Frank hired as special music teacher for chorus piano theory and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaar Corner
Frank
Public Auction To Satisfy Warehouse Lien in Ada Oklahoma
On August 2 1947 at 11 00 a m at 900 West Main Ada Oklahoma a warehouseman and mechanic will sell for cash to highest bidder a 1937 Chevrolet two door sedan motor 112682 1946 tag 46 2674 and 1947 tag 582719 to satisfy warehouse lien plus 5 July labor and storage 15 for repairs 25 attorney fees and notice costs. The sale is for the property of W A Weaver stored at the Ada address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main St
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
W. A. Weaver
C. B. Howard
Thomas P. Holt
Mrs Pierce to Coach High School Girls Basketball
Mrs. Pierce a former all American guard will guide the high school girls basketball team. Mr and Mrs Ray Reynolds of Pickett visited the Wilmoths Sunday. Theron Jones a vocational agriculture teacher and family attended to business in Vaness Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Mrs. Ray Reynolds of
Pickett
Wilmoths
Theron Jones
Vaness
Reverend Harden Visits Wilmoth Home on Sunday
Reverend Fred Harden spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilmoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harden
John Wilmoth
Revival Begins at First Baptist Church With Latin Mission Preacher
The First Baptist church opened a revival this week with Rev. Glen Taylor of the Latin Mission preaching and Rev. Harden directing the singing, signaling a period of renewed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Glen Taylor
Harden
California couple visits sister in town
Mr and Mrs Albert Todd of California are visiting her sister Mrs Vina Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Albert Todd
California
Vina Turner
Mrs Pearl Lee and Jack Lee Visit Standridges Sunday
Mrs Pearl Lee and Mr and Mrs Jack Lee visited the Standridges on Sunday, sharing time and conversation in a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lee
Jack Lee
Standridges
Blaylocks Visit Pitt Family in Waco Texas
Mr and Mrs D J Blaylock of Waco Texas have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G M Pitt and sister Ruth Pitt during a seaside trip and family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Blaylock
Waco, Tex
G. M. Pitt
Ruth Pitt
Adams Meets With County Farm Agents
Adams 4-H leader Paul G. Adams and staff met county agents and home demonstration agents from the southwest district at the Artesian hotel to plan 4-H club work. Attending were Miss Alice Carlson Rai ford Luker Dan Diehl Esther Martin and Dr E H Shinn of A M College and the Washington agriculture dept. They advised appointing for each club a farmer and a homemaker as junior leaders and project advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Adams
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Artesian Hotel
Alice Carlson
Raiford Luker
Dan Diehl
Esther Martin
Public Royal Wedding Planned at Westminster Abbey
London July 23 government confirms Princess Elizabeth will wed Lieut. Philip Mountbatten in a large public ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Officials say the event will not be cut to austerity levels despite national poverty concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Westminster Abbey
Ada Rounduppers Ride in Ardmore Rodeo Parade
Ada Rounduppers will ride in the Ardmore Rodeo parade next Thursday July 24 with horses at barns by 10:30 a m. The 3 30 p m parade includes a 100 prize for best dressed riding club. Jances Smith attends Pawhuska Cavalcade representing the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ardmore
Mancel Brooks
Adans
Jances Smith
Pawhuska
Smallpox Deaths in Manila Before American Occupation
Before the American occupation of the Philippines there were about 6,000 smallpox deaths a year in Manila alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philippines
Manila
Farley Quotes Roosevelt About Party Loyalty And Duty
James A. Farley, former postmaster general, says Roosevelt never forgave him for prioritizing party welfare over personal allegiance, calling it his due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Air Forces Seek Bomb For Jet Bombers Speed
The army air forces pursue a bomb for high speed jet bombers with top priority in tests of deep penetration missiles in Germany. Designers aim to overcome jet drop issues as standard casings fail at 500 mph plus, risking stabilizing fins tearing off and erratic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Forces
AAF
Germany
Highschool Avenue Paying Petition To Be Studied
City Manager W. E. Hansen reported to the city council on a pending paying petition for Highschool Avenue. If a majority of property owners favor waving, a proper resolution will be prepared to start the project. The council also heard updates on garbage pickup starting earlier at 4 30 am to speed service, airport road grading, and sewer district work in Meaders subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hansen
Aly
Meaders
First
Second
Oak and
Johnston
Weekend Visit Highlights in Oakman Community
Mrs. Jack Bryan and daughter Betty along with Mrs. Cloud Muse and her children of Mountain View spent the weekend with Mrs. Bonnie Bryan and family, sharing time and hospitality in Oakman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bryan
Betty
Cloud Muse
Mountain View
Bonnie Bryan
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Families
Mrs. Myrtle Kaiser and children and Mrs. Ola Anderson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and son William. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Owens and family and Mrs. Nellie Massey visited in the Bryan home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kaiser
Ola Anderson
George Carter
William
Walter Owens
Nellie Massey
Bryan Home
Hillard Anderson Family Visited McAlester With Daughter
Mr and Mrs Hillard Anderson and daughter Carolyn Sue spent Sunday visiting in McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Tilley
Henry Eaves
Carl Auten
Carolyn
J. J. Shaw
Hillard Anderson
Carolyn Sue
McAlester
Joyce Covington Spends Weekend with Marlene Higdon
Joyce Covington spent Saturday night and Sunday with Marlene Higdon, sharing time in a social visit reported by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Covington
Marlene Higdon
George Carter in Valley View Hospital for minor operation
George Carter remains at Valley View Hospital undergoing a minor operation. Medical staff provide routine care as the procedure proceeds and condition is described as stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
Valley View Hospital
Massey and Anderson Visit Coventon Boys
Gordon Keith Massey and Glen Jay Anderson spent Sunday with the Coventon boys. Mrs. Jack Bryan and Mrs. Chaud Muse spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mart Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Keith Massey
Glen Jay Anderson
The
Coventon Boys
Jack Bryan
Chaud Muse
Mrs
Mart Massey
Mr and Mrs Joe Crawford Name Daughter Linda Kay
Mr and Mrs Joe Crawford are the parents of a girl they have named Linda Kay. The birth adds a new family member to the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Crawford
Linda Kay
Six Arrests Made By Police Tuesday
Six persons were arrested Tuesday by city police. One paid a $10 fine and action on the other five followed. Three were turned to the city county health department for treatment. One arrest lacked a formal complaint and the man was released. Another was held for investigation and released hours later.
Alva Rejects Charter Plan in Special Election
Alva Oklahoma voters rejected a proposed charter form of government 379 to in a special election held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALVA
Okla
Estimate of four thousand for train visitors
A conservative estimate places 4000 people passing through the Oklahoma Industrial exhibit on Tuesday. Ada Chamber of Commerce secretary-manager Keith Marshall says the final tally will likely exceed 4000 when counts are completed in a few days. Attendees from Okmulgee Weoka Seminole Sulphur Tulsa McAlester toured the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Keith Marshall
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Okmulgee
Wewoka
Seminole
Sulphur
Tishomingo
Coalgate
McAlester
East
Bill Would Open Way To U S Citizenship For Kravchenko
A House judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to grant U S citizenship to Victor A Kravchenko former Soviet official who renounced communism He argues for protection and possible citizenship after two years and 30 days once law takes effect Mundt and Toudert praised his service while Celler questioned if he is a spy and noted FBI surveillance data
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
U.S
Kravchenko
Russia
Washington
House
Victor A. Kravchenko
Senate
American Activities Committee
United States
Judiciary Group
Red
Toudert
R-Ny
Mundt
R-Sd
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
FBI
Local Socials and Obituary Notices Reach Konawa Area
Mr and Mrs E W Williams and Mr and Mrs R L C Farish hosted guests including James L Williams and son Charles from Oklahoma City over the weekend. Dr H M Reeder remains hospitalized at Valley View. Funeral services for Press Harris were held in Sasakwa with burial at Wamoosa. several Konawa residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Williams
R. LC. Farish
James L. Williams
Charles
Oklahoma City
Press Harris
Sasakwa
Bro. Cotham
Wewoka
Wamoosa
Odd Fellows
Konawa
Willie Tucker, Sr
F. L. Houston
Jack Harris
Elva Merrill
Forrs
Clarence Rover
Raymond Walker
R. D. Farish
Farish and Gardner Visitors in Ada
Tfr and Mrs R D Farish and Mrs Robert Gardner were in Ada Tuesday night visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfr
R. D. Farish
Robert Gardner
Ada
Borens Visit Wewoka as Mother-in-Law Feels Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boren and family visited his parents in Wewoka Monday night. Mrs. M. L. Boren has been ill for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boren
M. L. Boren
Wewoka
Business trip to Oklahoma City by Arlie Collins and Arlee
Arlie Collins and Arlee traveled to Oklahoma City on Wednesday for a business engagement. They visited offices, met local contacts, and discussed plans for upcoming negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Collins
Arlee
Oklahoma City
Mrs Di Long Rushed to Ada After Sudden Illness
Mrs Di Long fell ill suddenly and was rushed to Ada for treatment on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Long
Ada
Mrs Clyde Prewitt and Virginia Dionne Visit Relatives
Mrs Clyde Prewitt and her daughter Virginia Dionne visited her parents Mr and Mrs Mark Smith and other relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Prewitt
Virginia Dionne
Mark Smith
Lightning strikes trolley car injuring 18 in Pittsburgh
A shaft of lightning blasted through the top of a crowded trolley car during rush hour in Pittsburgh injuring 18 people two seriously. Passengers, blinded by glare, fought to escape the smoke filled car as two women were trampled. Witness W T Plough, 56, described a twelve inch fire streak and a heat like a blow torch with sulphur fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. T. Plough
Man Could Lift 240000 Pounds if As Strong as an Ant
This observational note estimates a human lifting capacity by scaling strength to size, suggesting a man would lift about 240000 pounds if proportionate to an ant. It uses a thought experiment to illustrate relative strength.
Aging Otoe Tells Story Of Tribe
William Burgess, 77, touted as the Otoe-Missouri Indian tribe's oldest member, appeals for compensation for 43,000,000 acres of lands taken by the federal government. He traced his people's forced moves from Iowa Minnesota to Nebraska and finally to Indian Territory in Oklahoma as attorneys prepare filings with the Indian Claims Commission seeking over 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okl
Homa City
William Burgess
Burgess
Indian Territory
Red Rock
Okla
Indian Claims Commission
Iowa- Minnesota
Nebraska
Nebraska - Kansas
Oklahoma
Truman Faces Credits Move
President Truman weighs extending wartime credit controls as Congress debates ending or extending the regulations. House action ends controls immediately. Senate proposal would extend to December 31 with up to 20 percent down and up to two years for installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Senate
4-H Record and Judging Workshops Held Here
More than 100 Pontotoc county 4-H members attended a Tuesday school at the First Baptist church on 4-H record books. A crop judging and identification session is set for Thursday with a terracing class Friday. Robert Woodward will lead the judging, and C. V. Phagan will oversee terracing instruction at the county agent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
First Baptist Church
Lester Smith
Martha Mote
Robert Woodward
Extension Agronomist
C. V. Phagan
Allen WMU Picnic and Royal Service Program
Allen W M U held a Tuesday night picnic supper at the Baptist church as fellowship hour before the Royal Service program. Mrs. Fred Page, president, opened the meeting with talks by Mrs. George McDow and others on China's needs and problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. M. U
The
Baptist Church
Fred Page
Willard Wright
R. S
George McDow
Harry Barnes
Jack Hammonds
W. D. Barnes, Jr
Page
W. D. Barnes
China
McDow
George Henry
Wright
Beverly
Kent
H. D. Harbeson
H. D. Jr
Neil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aeke
V.&. Rinda A. Rushing, Et al
June Fleming
Willie Brown
Et Es Ada A Noel
County OF
Lecil
Ellen Hayes
Plaintiff
Tena Thomas Stout
Brown
Lizzie Andatubby Nee Grayson
James Brown
Jimmy Underwood
Nancy Lewis
Lankford and Atubby
Ian
Lloyd Jackson Lewis
D. D. Brunson
Lonzo Stout
Viola Pettigrew
Ada Lee Isaac
William Isaac, JR
Minnie Billie Nee Thomas
Etla Florence Sweet
Ella Florence Sweet
Florence Sweet
Dorothy Greenwood
Marie Pettigrew
Oscar Pettigrew
Ida Anoatubby
Capes Es Tek Abner Anoatubby
Arch Petigrew
Maggie Miller Nee Grayson Eases Bae
Willian Isaac, Jr
Annie Mae Brown
Annie Mae Underwood
Dorothy Lee Brown
Dorothy Lee Underwood
Lillie Joan Brown
Lillie Joan Underwood
Betty Jane Brown
Betty Jane Underwood
Thompson and Braly
L. H. Green, Ada
Blue Valley Baptist Church
Lankford Andatubby
Lankford
James W. Cooper
Ada Reed
Henry Burrow, JR
Irvin Cravatt
Joe H. Sherwood
Joe Huling Sherwood
South Cherry
Busby, Harrel and Trice
American Building
Rhoda Marion Sherwood
Executrix
Busby, Harrell & Trice
Thompson & Braly
President Truman
L. H. Green
Ada, Oklahoma
Petitioner
Vanoss News
Bill Baker
Vanette
Ed Wheeler
Dorothy
Billy Byford
Mona Standridge
Walker Home
Nat Hilton
Bowlegs
Laraine Bickham
Carolyn Auten
Vaness High School
Adams
County Farm
Oakman News
U. S
Leo L. Allen
Illinois
John Bear
E. G. Plumlee
Waurika
Mrs. Plumlee
Jimmie
A. Reed
Powells
Forge Eisenmann
Biltmore
H. M. Reeder
Otoe
Francis M. LE May
Allen Wmu
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