Public Notice Roundup in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple legal notices announced in Pontotoc County district court. Includes publication for unknown successors of Mary J Brown and a divorce proceeding for Dewey Eugene Bowers, plus probate hearings for J W Zimmerman and Columbus E Stewart estates. Also sale notice under writ of execution against Adams Lumber & Supply Co and J R Johnson with Sheriff sale set for September 1975 in Ada.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
E. L. Vaughn
Beatrice Vaughn
State OF
Oklahoma
Mary J. Brown
Stonewall
Wayne Joplin
L. Knickmeyer
Jean Bowers
Douay
Eugene Bowers
Dewey Eugene Bowers
Betty Jean Bowers
K. Stubblefield
J. W. Zimmerman
John Wendell Zimmerman, Sr
Clara F. Zimmerman
District Court
Ada
Estate of Columbus
E. Stewart
Gerald Don Stewart
Estate of
Columbus
Calvert L. Cannon
Charles D. Mayhue Conn
Mayhue, Mayhuve, & Saunders P.O. Box
WSJ
Towit
Edgar P. Hunter
Hunter Heights Addition
Block
Hunter Drive
Lot 9
Block 1
Mately
Burl Griffin
Don Kaiser
Energy Facility Plan Considered for Camp Gruber Area
A joint Oklahoma legislative committee voted July 21 to study a public opinion survey on a proposed Energy Facility at Camp Gruber near Muskogee. The plan could affect 55,515 acres of wildlife refuge and hunting land, with water projects and power shipments to markets in Kansas City and St. Louis. An additional poll of 600 to 900 residents would cost about $1,500, and a report to the Environmental and Natural Resources Committee is planned for August 4.
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Gruber
House
Senate Committee of Environmental and Natural Resources
Oklahoma Legislative Council
Camp Gruber
Muskogee
Oklahoma _ Department of Wildlife Conservation
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Drew Edmondson
D-Muskogee
Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories
Richland
Wash
Federal Energy Administration
Edmondson
Arkansas River
Barren Fork
Illinois River
Grand
Verdigris
Spring
Neosho
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wagoner
Cherokee
Sequoyah
Adair
Lonnie Abbott
Dada
Wildlife Committee
The
Council
Environmental and Natural Resources Committee
Ada Environmental
Arkansas Guard Called to Block School Integrations
Gov. Orval Faubus called out the National Guard in 1957 to prevent integration of Little Rock schools. President Eisenhower dispatched federal troops to protect the black students entering those schools.
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Orval
Arkansas Faubus
National Guard
Little Rock
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Police Officer Sings to Connect With Public in New Haven
New Haven officer Jimmy Jackson a 275 pound veteran of the police force uses his rhythm and blues singing to bridge gaps with civilians. He has recorded two soul records on Buddah and says music helps him calm domestic dispute cases. He wrote Junkie to warn addicts and Rollin Dice explores a pimp who finds love.
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New Haven, Conn
Jimmy Jackson
Buddah
Jackson
New Haven
Harlem
Jobless Claim Workers Feel Effects Of Times
In Little Rock Arkansas the 10 percent unemployment rate contrasts with 4 percent a year ago as claim offices face rising cases. Officials warn funds from the employers pool may fall steeply with deficits likely forcing borrowing from a federal trust fund.
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Arkansas
Roselyn Frederick
Little Rock
Henry L. McHenry
McHenry
Real estate man turns to editing Rambam law code
Tel Aviv AP reports Shabse Fraenkl, once a New York real estate agent, now edits the eight century Rambam code of Jewish law. He searches hundreds of manuscripts for exact wording, aiming to publish a 10 volume Hebrew edition with annotations. Fraenkl notes the first printed edition was 495 years ago and parts were altered by scribes and the Catholic Church.
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Tel Aviv
Shabse Fraenkl
New York
Fraenkl
Israel
Moses Maimonides
Europe
America
Poland
Fracakl
Jesus
United States
Oxford University
England
Rambam
Keter
Jerusalem
Calcutta Ravaged by Cyclone in 1864 Death Toll Estimated
A devastating cyclone on October 1, 1864, devastated most of Calcutta, India, leaving an estimated 70,000 dead and widespread destruction across the city and surrounding areas.
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Calcutta
India
First Division Enters Luneville Sector in WWI Action
American forces first engage in World War I on October 21, 1917 as the First Division pushes into the Luneville area near Nancy, France.
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Luneville
Nancy
France
Textile Industry Recovery Seen Amid Slow Improvements
The textile industry reports a hoped for rebound after a 66 million dollar first quarter loss in 1975. Officials note 1974 shipments hit a record 33.1 billion and employment neared one million, with mixed signals in late 1974 into 1975 and a cautious view on the duration of the recovery.
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Charlotte
N.C
F. Sadler Love
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Love
U.S. Department of Commerce
Textile Institute
Bonsai Gift in Quarantine as Bicentennial Exhibit Arrives
The article notes 53 bonsai specimens from Japan arriving in spring as a Bicentennial gift and highlights long lifespans and historic roots. It mentions a five-foot red pine at 270 years and a 350-year-old white pine tied to the Japanese royal family.
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Washington
United States
Japan
National Geographic Society
Foragei an to present on Animal Health Practices
Forage Ian will present recommendations on Animal Health practices. Noble Foundation Agricultural Economist Fred Schmedt will discuss Agricultural Products Trends and Economic Evaluations. Attendees may comment and question speakers after sessions. Advance registration for early arrivals on August 6 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Goddard Center. No attendance charge. a conference proceedings will be provided to attendees.
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Ian
Noble Foundation
Fred Schmedt
Goddard Center
AJQHA Convention Heads to Tulsa for 26 Events
Youth program valued over 30000 dollars features hand tooled saddles tack belts saddles and blankets. Aug 4 the AJQHA Convention at Tulsa State Fairgrounds will elect new officers and adopt policies as 26 events and classes are contested. Doyle Conner Jr. of Tallahassee Fla. is the current AJQHA president.
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AJQHA
Tulsa State Fairgrounds
Doyle Conner Jr
Tallahassee, Fla
Ford outlines decision making at cabinet level
President Ford led an open discussion with advisers in the Cabinet Room about economic policy and the approach to complex problems. He advocates debate and broad discussion before final decisions, while considering a major plan to create a private uranium enrichment industry with potential $35 billion investment and $10 billion yearly output.
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Washington
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Lincoln
Cabinet Room
Oval Office
Congress
American
Delta
Eastern
Pan Am
Trans World
United
U.S
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Portsmouth
Ohio
Latta High School Class Reunion and Picnic Held
Latta High School graduates from the classes of 1963 to 1967 held a reunion on July 19. A daytime family picnic ran from 4 to 6 p.m. at Wintersmith Park with many attendees and a La Fraqua Club evening program featuring 60s music and graduation films.
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Latta High School
Wintersmith Park
Bardie
Sherry Abbott
Todd
Shanda
Gene
Katie
Allen
la Fraqua Club
Marcene Eaton
Sherry Todd
Katie Reeves
Youths Die From Sniffing Laughing Gas
Three Dallas teenagers were found dead in a North Dallas car over the weekend with a five foot cylinder of nitrous oxide on the floor and the valve open. Medical examiner lists deaths as unclassified while narcotics officers report rising gas thefts from hospitals as nitrous oxide replaces glue sniffing. An earlier case involved a Presbyterian Hospital orderly who died after inhaling the gas.
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Dallas
Presbyterian Hospital
August Festivals Brighten Oklahoma State Lands
Rush Springs hosts Watermelon Festival on August 9 with rodeo carnival terrapin derby and crowning of Watermelon Queen. Grove marks Green Corn Festival August 11 with Shell Dance tribal naming and Peach Seed contest. Anadarko hosts 44th American Indian Exposition August 11–16 with grand opening and National Championship War Dance. Bristow’s Western Heritage Days August 12–16 features rodeo music and pony express ride. Haskell Frontier Days August 15–16 with pioneer costumes parades and barbecue. Konawa All Night Gospel Sing runs dusk to dawn with 25 000 visitors.
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Rush Springs
Oklahoma
Bristow
Also Mentioned on This Page
GAP
Mary
J. Brown
Hubert G. Orton
Acta
W. B. Ward, Jr
American Building
P.O
G. C. Mayhue, Jr. Conn
Mayhue, Kerr & Mayhue
South Broadway
Adams Lumber & Supply Company
Bass
Little Rock, Ark
Unemployment Claims Office
T.G. Morton
Claims Office
Maurice Carter
Ark
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Jerry Jones
James Cannon
Latta
Anita
Blackwell
Robertson
Aaron
Lesa
Corky
Lillian
Chandler
Gutierrez
Kari
Kris
Larry
Mayberry
Young
Kevin
Barbara
Williams
Pendleton
Brad
Brent
Junior
Sherry Cape
Angie
Albert
Ethelene Hurley
Judy
Jamar
Wofford
Dava
Phyllis
Brantley
Martineau
Michelle
Janey
McWhorter
Murphy
Amy
Becky
Peggy Heimer
Ann
Campbell
Lance
Brenda Kirby
Mike
Donna Shackleford
Linda
Roger Richardson
Tim
Janell Gasaway
Troy
Jan Manuel
Randy
Ann Lance
Lillian Gutierrez
Nancy Young
Barbara Pendleton
Charles
Mary Ann Shields
Benton
Gloria Daniels
Terry Tracy
Kara Aubrey
Harvey
Phyllis Wilson
Gary Threlkeld
Trent Baulch
Thalia Abbott
Jean Stephens
Lynn Porter
Don Newland
Phyllis Martineau
Gary Tracy
Dallas, Tex
Grove
Ha-Wenni-yu
Anadarko
Frontier Fun
Haskell
Konawa
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