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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1977
Page
3
Legal notices announce multiple cases in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Actions include suit to quiet title with heirs and unknown successors, mineral estate claims, notices to creditors, summary administration hearings, and final accounting for Francis Henry Thompson estate.
The Housing Authority of the Chickasaw Nation sues to determine title to a 1 acre tract in the SW4 of SE4 of Section 9, Township 1 North, Range 7 East in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The action names Eddie Gipson heirs and other Deceased as defendants in a fee simple estate case filed May 25, 1977.
Oklahoma legislative leaders say the session will last until the 90th day next Wednesday. After Senate passage doubling the use tax to 4 percent, cities get 65 percent and counties 35 percent with two years for county funds to fund higher education projects including an OSU veterinary hospital and OU recreation facility.
Executrix will auction the estate of Alcie Daugherty Goodman in Norman and Cleveland County Oklahoma. Sale includes Lot 3 Block 2 Estates Addition Norman with 912 Garver and household furniture. Court confirmation pending. Dated May 24 1977 Simogene S. Barnes Executrix attorney Burl Harris Ade Oklahoma. Lena Sexton Tucker divorce suit notice follows. Notice to creditors.
The district court in Pontotoc County Oklahoma schedules hearings on final accounts for the estates of Oliver David Nero and Vernon T Ingram alias Pete Ingram. Blanche Nero and Gladys Mae Ingram seek distribution and discharge as executrix. Hearings set for June 7 and June 10 1977 with filings due by June 2. Legal notice appears in Ada Oklahoma.
Three Pontotoc County residents who were students at Seminole Junior College during the 1977 spring semester have been named to the Dean's Honor Roll. Randy Mike McCown of 1037 E. 7th and Donnie Sanders of Route 5 earned honors, along with Rita Sawyer of Route 2, Stonewall.
Oklahoma House Bill 1006 lets county commissioners use county employees and equipment for grave openings and closings in rural cemeteries. Ponotoc County officials note the law applies countywide except for municipally operated Rosedale Cemetery and private Memorial Park.
A June 17 workshop on rural development and agricultural financing will be hosted by Third District Congressman Wes Watkins. Keynote speaker Alex Mercure, USDA Rural Development official, will join officials from Farmers Home Administration, Small Business Administration and local banks at the OSU Extension Center, county fairgrounds. Topics include rural development programs, loan guarantees, and agricultural financing.
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