Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Atoka County Oklahoma
In the County Court of Atoka Oklahoma the executor of Susan Breedlove deceased will sell at public auction on June 21 1943 at 11:00 am at the south front door of the Ada courthouse Pontotoc County Oklahoma to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation all the decedent estate and devisees rights in Lot 3 and 4 Section 21 Township 3 North Range 7 East and parts of Northwest Quarter and Northeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section Township 2 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma about 116.66 acres with cash in hand upon confirmation of sale. ALUM WOLFE Executor Busby Harrell Trice Attys for Executor. 6-3-3tw
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Atoka County
Oklahoma
Susan Breedlove
Atoka
State of
Court House
Ada
Pontotoc County
Susan Bree4 Love
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Eas
Tewit
Alum Wolfe
Busby
Harrell & Trice. Attys
Mary Jo Mayhue
County of Pontotoc
Mary Jo Maryhue
Ward
G.C. Mayhue
Sr. Guardian
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Mary Jo Mayhue Estate
Guardian announces public sale of Mary Jo Mayhue minor's real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on June 21 1943 at 10:00 am in Ada Courtroom. Land includes various described parcels with oil mineral rights reserved for the ward and rights of ingress egress for mining and utilities. Terms: cash on confirmation by the court.
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Deed in Pontotoc County
D R Gary petitions to compel executrix Josephine Norris to convey real estate in Marshall County Oklahoma to Gary The property includes parts of sections 3 22 township 5S 5E and township 4S 5E located west of the Frisco Railroad The hearing is set for 10 00 a m June 25 1943 in Ada Oklahoma Court at which interested parties may appear and show cause if any why the petition should not be granted and the conveyance ordered
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D. R. Gary
Josephine Norris
P. A. Norris
Marshall County
Oklahoma
Frisco
Range
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of
Wanted to give away a good dog in Ada Oklahoma
A want ad from Ada Oklahoma offers a dog free to a good home. Contact 912 East 17th for details dated May 27.
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East
Ada, Okl
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County OK
Federal National Mortgage Association sues E Green and Vera M Green in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to foreclose a first mortgage on the South 43 feet of the North 87 feet of the West 135 feet of Lot Eight in Southside Addition Ada with 2690.23 debt plus interest, attorney’s fee, and costs. Judgment to foreclose and sell without appraisement to satisfy debt, barring all claimants. Witness dated May 13 1943.
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District Court of
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal National Mortgage Association
E. R
al. Ecenden
State of Oklahoma
E. Green
Vera M. Green
Oklashoma
Ada
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Della Bedford
Oleta Ford
Warren B. Rice
Local Social Notes From Owl Creek and Nearby Towns
Mrs W M Parker spent Thursday night with her daughter and family the Pennett home. The Richardsons shopped in Storewall Saturday. The Flowers visited in Allen Sunday evening. Callie Hatton visiting in Ada with daughter and family. Lon Cecil noted in local visits. Kebal Sliger employed in Ada spent Sunday with parents. Johnnie Price returned to Ada after a week with grandparents J L Cecil. Delbert Thompson spent Sunday with C M Singer. Luther Hatton and children visited B Bennett. E D Walker and children visited her mother Leard in Stonewall Saturday. Misses Eddie B Jessie Lee and Mary Joe Richardson visited Ada Melville Sunday. Emmett Beach has returned home after an appendectomy at the hospital.
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Owl Creek
W. M. Parker
Bill Pennett
John Richardson
Storewall
J. L. Cecil
Delbert Thompson
C. M. Singer
Luther Hatton
B. Bennett
Mirs E. D. Walker
Ch.dren
Leard
Stonewall
Eddie B
Jessie Lee
Mary Joe Richardson
Ada Melville
Emmett Beach
Haskell Nance
Dallas
Texas
J. M. Nance
Bobby Ray
Clyde Kaiser
Marion Caton
Jim Roundtree
John Coventon
Buster Hobbs
Eugene
Connerville
Dessie B. Johnson
California
Elmo Coventon
Jim Crawford
Walter Owens
Byng
Johnnie Boyd
Earl Boyd
Allen
Viola Blankenship
Ada
Oma Jean
Geneva Cecil
L. L. Blankenship
Wanda Sue Eppler
Homer
Pauline Lillard
Holdenville
Illa Bell Lee
Oklahoma City
Loman
Roundtree
Edith Higdon
Marlene
Missouri River Finally Cured Of its Roaming Habit
KANSAS CITY June 2. The Missouri River has returned to its original channel after a 70 year flood cycle says Col. R E M Des Islets district army engineer. Postwar flood control plans include a vast reservoir program for the Missouri and its tributaries to be submitted to President Roosevelt June 15.
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Kansas City
Missouri
R. E. M. Des Isicts
Kansas
Vicersa
U. S. Supreme Court
Des Islers
Riveaick
Roosevelt
Army
Col. Des Islers
Col. Des Islets
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
The Intermediate Sunday School class reported large attendance and a pleasant picnic. Numerous visits occurred across families from Dallas to Ada and Allen with extended stays in Nowata and Byng. Multiple residents and relatives spent Sunday with friends, and several went to work at a cemetery project.
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Cecil Hughes and son of Oklahoma City visited his mother Bettie Hughes over the weekend. Clarence Stephens called on Mr and Mrs E C Jamar and family. Bettie Lou Odom and Winona Isaac spent time with Lorene Peterson. Ruth Rycroft and Rosa Lee Jackson visited Ade Rycroft’s home. Florence Ward saw S P Atchison. Lora Ballard and Dana Moore went to Shawnee for Memorial Day. Belva Kissel and Earl Wadlow of Oklahoma City visited here Monday.
Republicans Fuss Over Postwar Board
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders clash over the postwar advisory council named by National Chairman Harrison E. Spangler. Critics say the 49 member panel leans too conservative while others doubt its ability to forge concrete policy. Party officials defend the lineup as representative of views on international and domestic issues and aimed at action rather than opposition.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Advisory Council
Harrison E. Spangler
National Committee
Wendell Willkie
Efficient Feed Use for Max Beef and Butterfat Yields
County agent C. H. Hailey urges efficient feed use to maximize beef and butterfat per unit of feed. He notes many feed crops were ruined by rains and cannot be replanted, and stresses considering protein content of substitute feeds once soil is suitable for planting again.
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C. H. Hailey
British Warships Bombard Pantelleria Second Time
Allied forces report a second Pantelleria bombardment in 48 hours with British warships shelling harbor areas and batteries. U S Flying Fortresses supported air strikes on Pantelleria, Sicily, and Sardinia. no casualties were reported. Italian fleet remained hidden amid ongoing heavy naval and aerial assaults.
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Daniel DE Luce
North Africa
Pantelleria
United States
Tunisian
Sicily
Sardinia
Republicans Start Cutting Timber for 1944 Platform
Republican leaders expect the Midwest to be the main battleground in 1944 and may call a Chicago meeting to begin work on the party platform. A postwar advisory council of governors, senators, representatives, and officials will guide the campaign, outlining aims from world peace to boosting agriculture and industry.
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Washington
Middlewest
Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
Spangler
State Got Billion In War Contracts
Oklahoma received 1 080 581 000 in major industrial war contracts up to March 1 as regional War Information Office reports. Small plants in garages basements and homes sped victory with round the clock work on precision pieces for prime contractors. Oklahoma also bought 149 027 000 in War Bonds in the two years ending May 8 1943.
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Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma
Office of War Information
Attitude Key to Highway Safety Says Trooper
Ada detachment Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper Cyril Killian argues improper attitude by drivers and pedestrians as a major cause of accidents. He describes show offs, speed demons, and careless parkers, and urges courteous, vigilant driving, safe cars, and adherence to signs to reduce crashes in 1943.
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Cyril Killian
Ada
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Axis
Evans Begging Case Turns on Pennies and War Bonds
Judge Caplan confronts Homer Evans arrested for begging. Evans says he cannot donate 10 dollars to a servicemen fund while a hidden bundle of pennies and coins totaling 183 dollars and 63 cents is found under his clothing. The judge also notes 175 dollars in war bonds in Evans’ name, fines him 50 dollars, and he is sent to Bridewell to work off the debt at two dollars daily.
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Penny Wise
Chicago
Oscar S. Caplan
Homer Evans
Evans
Kerr Sees No Need Of Special Session
Oklahoma Governor Kerr returned from Washington stating no special legislative session is needed for flood relief. He will focus on federal aid and flood rehabilitation and will call one only if emergency relief cannot be obtained. In Vinita, a teen town program was approved by a community council for NYA building activities.
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Oklahoma City
Kerr
Washington
Oklahoma
NYA
County offices may stay open Saturdays this summer
County Commissioner Bert McKean says there likely will be no Saturday afternoon holidays for courthouse staff this summer. He notes gasoline rationing keeps farmers from town except Saturday afternoons, and the commission favors keeping county offices open as an accommodation.
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Guthrie
Bert McKean
Pope Urges Humane Conduct in Air War
The Rome radio quoted Pope Pius XII calling on belligerents to respect laws of humanity in aerial warfare. He urged consideration for war victims and stressed a future for Poland and others in a Europe rebuilt on Christian foundations within a group of free states.
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Rome
Pius XII
College of Cardinals
Associated Press
pont#f
Poland
Europe
Maternity Service Receives Attention in County Health Effort
The county health department emphasizes nurse maternity services that visit expectant mothers at home early in pregnancy and again after birth to coordinate with physicians and reduce costs. In 1942 nurses made 501 home visits, and the county infant death rate dropped to 33 per 1000, the lowest in four years.
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County Health Department
Counse
How to Move Wheat, Not Just Find Storage Space
Kansas City reports the wheat harvest will strain rail car supply more than storage. With fewer boxcars available in the southwest rail network, farmers face local storage pressures as the crop size shrinks from last year’s glut. The piece notes Santa Fe had 10,000 cars then, now only a few, delaying movement to elevators and terminals. A stray line about a flea’s jumping is included.
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Women’s Land Army
Land Army
Kansas City
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Santa Fe
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Classified Ads
Classified ad note reports higher returns on vested amounts in Ada News. Details sketch potential gains and investment terms. Officials caution readers to verify legality and eligibility before committing funds with local brokers.
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Ada News
Farm Labor Shortage Turns Corner, Says Washington
Washington reports farm labor shortages may ease as the war recruiting push continues and deferments for essential farm workers are recognized. Drafting of farm laborers has slowed as workers move to industries, suggesting a swing-back in farming labor supply.
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Washington
Food Processing Courses End This Week At Ada
Two courses at East Central College taught by Miss Ollie Shattuck will finish this week. One ends Wednesday, the other Thursday as part of wartime vocational training. A display in the college kitchen features canned fruits and vegetables, preserves, jelly, and canned meats.
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East Central College
Ollie Shattuck
U. S. Office of Education
Ada
Tulsa Police Blotter Reports Odd Farm Thefts
Tulsa front bluntly details burglaries and odd thefts. Mrs. Jess Sisco’s cow was milked dry. W M Barrett’s Victory garden onions were pulled and carted off. Guy Waycoff found an alarm clock shortage. A T Price lost chicken wire fencing and posts to a hurried thief.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jess Sisco
W. M. Barrett
Victory Garden
Guy Waycoff
A. T. Price
Pawson Family Wars Service Rolls On
Granite report notes Pansy Pawson becomes fourth family member in national service enlisting in SPARS. Sister Emma Pawson serves as WAAC lieutenant at Oglethorpe Georgia while brothers August and Daniel Pawson hold Army ranks and assignments including North African theater and West Coast duties.
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Pansy Pawson
Miss Pawson
SPARS
Emma Pawson
WAACS
Oglethorpe
August Pawson
Pvt
Daniel Pawson
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W. E. Mayhue
Claude V. Thomson
W. FE. Mayhue
First National Bank
Claude V. Thompson
Thompson & Braly., Atty
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Braly
Attys
Guardian
Moss Wimbish
Bohanon and Adams
Ramsey Tower
Plaintiff
Jess Berryman
Lee Eppler
Union Hill
Katheryne Fortenberry
Hazel Henson
Nellie Roddy
Mary Long
Audie Teel
Austell Casley
Watson
Roy Binion
John Binion
Ada Cunday
Hartzell, Rhynes
Billy
Lexington
Jim Rhynes
Lawrence Corbin
S. D. Chambers
Vaness
Walter McAnally
John Fortenberry
Roy Buster
Bill Scates
Egypt
Ruben Rhynes
Farragut
Idaho
U.S. Navy
Mrs
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Missouri River
Oakman
Stagnone Island
Trapani
Marsala
Terranova
Porto Ponte di Romano
Porto Toreri
Malta
Italy
Velletta
Sudan
Farm Security Administration
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Bahamas
Mexico
Tunisia
Pope
The
Jack Stinnett
Ada Beenhouse
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