Oil Company Sued In Pontotoc Court Over Lien
The C L Oil Well Service Co sues multiple defendants in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to foreclose an oil and gas well lien for 3604.67 plus 400 attorney fees and costs. Judgment sought includes a lien on land leasehold and equipment and a sale of assets to satisfy the debt. The action sets a July 9 1952 response deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & L. Oil Well Service Co
R. W. Ford
Cov Shortes
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Iown
R. M Bradley
Ira A. Bradley
R. M. Bradley
Robert T. Bradley
Ada
Okla
R M. Bradley
Kerr, Lambert, Conn & Roberts
Guardian
Oklahoma
John H. McNutt
Mabel McNutt
Patty Lee Davis
Brandon
Sharon Brandon
Towit
Abe Holloway
W. D. Abbott
McArthur & Orton
Attys
State OF
MS. Rich
Mintie Aaron Nee Rich
Elton A. Stewart
Bonnie K. Stewart
J. A. Rich
M. L. Rich
Annual Scout Meet Set for Ada June 17
The Arbuckle Area Council Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual dinner meeting in Ada at 7 p.m. on June 17 in East Central Memorial Student Union Building. Silver Beaver awards will honor two or three adult leaders. Stewart Harrell of the University of Oklahoma will give the principal address. Scout musicians will provide special music. Dinner tickets are $1.85, available from Mrs. Woodrow Smith, 808 East 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Area
Boy Scouts of America
Ada
East Central Memorial Student Union
National Council
Stewart Harrell
University of Oklahoma
Woodrow Smith
East 13Th
Warren Sweeping Victory Hailed As Slap at Taft
California Republicans near 1 million Warren votes in the primary led Gov. Earl Warren to a two to one win over Taft backed slate Werdel. Warren earned 70 pledged delegates and six Wisconsin votes, with Kefauver sweeping the Democratic convention delegates in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Warren
Kefauver
Brown
Edmund G. Brown
Truman
Urges Changes In Personnel Method
Oklahoma City report shows Steve Stahl of the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council urging changes in personnel management purchasing and auditing at a Chamber forum. He called for more inter departmental cooperation in state purchasing and criticized the Board of Affairs as lacking control while noting a private firm with 20 000 workers would fail without proper personnel management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Steve Stahl
Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
Chamber of Commerce
Stahl
Board of Affairs
State Legislative Council
Floyd Sumrall
Beaver
Cooke
Norman
Enid
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Ft. Supply
Taft
Cicero Officials Convicted on Race Rioting Charges
In Cicero near Chicago a police chief two officers and the village attorney convicted on Civil Rights Statute counts tied to July rioting when a Black family moved into a 20 unit building. Rioters damaged property, National Guard units intervened, and one officer was acquitted on a separate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cicero
Erwin Konovsky
Roland Brami
Frank A. Lange
Nicholas Berkes
Harvey E. Clark Jr
Frank Janacek
Henry J. Sandusky
Firespiracy
Walter J. la Buy
Progress update on lift station project costs and overruns
The document details available funds and expenditures for a lift station project. Brightening materials remain on hand valued at 49 861 with 116 716 available. fuel repairs and miscellaneous awaiting 51 406 with 36 549 remaining. Engineering costs total 45 951 with 6 per cent engineer fee paid in two stages. testing and supervision estimated at 3 808 with 843 remaining. Administration costs 7 085 with 3 131 paid and 3 963 left. Labor and related costs overrun due to rock cutting. crews advancing 450 to 500 feet daily on large lines. Progress shows 31.3 per cent of total work completed with 32.3 per cent of total cost incurred. Right of way donation covers 70 per cent secured. only cost to date is 250 for site and road acquisition.
Taft Victory Doubtful as 1960 Primary Votes Tighten
Taft supporters claimed a Wednesday edge while former Gov. George T. Mickelson headed the Eisenhower slate and refused to concede awaiting the official Saturday ballot count. Mickelson said the slim Taft margin could mean an Eisenhower win in a Taft stronghold and did not rule out a recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
George T. Mickelson
Eisenhower
Mickson
Ohioan
Mickelson
Secretary of State
Lions International picks Bartlesville for next year convention
In Stillwater Oklahoma the state Lions International convention named Bartlesville to host next year. At close of the three day event the defeated governors for four districts were Earl C. Russell Henrietta Fred Stovall Wilburton Alan Haight Yukon and August Burchardt Marshall.
Local Socials Report From Vamoosa Area
Vamoosa and nearby communities host visiting relatives with multiple families listed. Mrs Venita Gregory of E Reno and Mr Vernon Boat travel with Chickasha connections to call on Scroggins and others. Minor medical trips included Mrs W E Dougherty in Temple Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Boatright
Chickasha
Venita Gregory
E Reno
L. L. Scroggin
E. J. Evans
Temple
Texas
W. E. Dougherty
Local families visit friends across Oklahoma and Louisiana
Fort Worth couple Mr and Mrs Bill Roe and children visited Mrs Higdon on Friday. Bob and Billy Griffin visited Mr and Mrs Gene Jackson in Heavener. Fred Troutman and Drumright visitors called on S R Scroggin. J A Hailey and children saw her father C A Turner in Bristow. Tommie Wilson visiting Jimmie Roller in Woodward. Willie Raines and Rex Lowery spent Saturday in Oklahoma City. Lowery is stationed at Alexandria Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Roe
Fort Worth
Dave Higdon Friay
Bob and
Billy Dick Griffin
Gene Jackson
Heavener
Texas
Fred Troutman
Drumright
Mrs
S. R. Scroggin
J. A. Hailey
C. A. Turner
Bristow
Willie Raines
Oklahoma City
Rex Lowery
Edward Gaines
Lowery
Alexandria
Louisiana
Graves Family Visits Highlight Oklahoma Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Graves and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graves with family from Oklahoma City visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graves over the weekend. Mrs. Tom Cantwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Cantwell of Velma last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Graves
Tom Graves
Oklahoma City
Jim Graves
Tom Cantwell
Mayo Cantwell
Velma
Okla
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Neal Leech and Mr and Mrs Glendon Wallace of Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs Roy Hudson over the weekend. Mrs WL Hailey and children Mike and Mary Ann visited Mr and Mrs Jess Sanders of Cromwell Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edd Raines of Fort Worth Texas visited Mr and Mrs Willie Raines Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lee Hudson
Mrs. Glendon Wallace
Shawnee
Neal Leech
Glendon Wallace
Roy Hudson
W. L. Hailey
Mike
Mary Ann
Jess Sanders
Cromwell
Edd Raines
Fort Worth, Texas
Mrs
Willie Raines
Mrs Hughes Visits Family Across Oklahoma
Mrs. Sam Hughes visits sister Mrs. Lela Cummings in Oklahoma City this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaines and Linda and Betty spend Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Gaines in Sasakwa and with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raulston in Rocky Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam _ Hughes
Lela Cummings
Oklahoma City
Edward Gaines
Linda
Betty
Lucy Gaines
Sasakwa
Joe Raulston
Rocky Point
Weekend Visits Spur Travel Between Tulsa and Nearby Towns
Rosemary Mullins visited her parents Mr. and Mrs D B Mullins in Tulsa over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Till Heard visited Mr and Mrs Triver Heard of Wewoka Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Paul Raines of Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs D B Mullins and Mr and Mrs Dave Mullins over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Mullins
Tulsa
D. B. Mullins
Mrs. Till Heard
Mrs. Triver
Wewoka
Paul Raines
Shawnee
Dave Mullins
Floyd Vann Clayton Visits Parents Over Weekend
Floyd Vann Clayton, employed in Oklahoma City, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Clayton over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Vann Clayton
Oklahoma City
Mis.es Clayton
Billy Graham Home After Minor Operation
Billy Graham returns home to Valley View hospital Ada after a minor operation. James Ingram of Holdenville visited Mr and Mrs Jim Ingram and Wanda Ingram Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Valley View Hospital
Ada
James Ingram
Holdenville
Jim Ingram
Wanda Ingram
Social Weekend Visits Across Oklahoma Communities
Mr and Mrs Louie Mullins of Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Till Heard on Sunday. Mrs Dormalee Copper and child ren of Maud visited Mrs L F Anders on Saturday. Floyd Gene Ledford of Chickasha visited Mrs Alice Hudson over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Mullins
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Till
Floyd Gene Ledford
Chickasha
Alice Hudson
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Gregory Visit Madill and Tishomingo
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Gregory visited in Madill Oklahoma and Tishomingo on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Gregory
Madill
Tishomingo
Ada social notes include visits and dinner guests
Billy Walston of Ada spent the weekend with Floyd Van Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Higdon and children and Alice Ann Russell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mills of Ada Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Walston
Ada
Floyd van Clayton
Dave Higdon
Alice Ann Russell
W. T. Mills
Local Social and Employment Notices
John Watters works in Cement. Bill Starns works at Will Rogers housing in Oklahoma City and plays baseball for Erman's Sporting Goods. Dee Harrison and George Hirn visit Somerset residents. Mrs. M C Botkin stays with her mother in Wewoka. George Hinn and Frankie visit Margaret Williams in Seminole. Willie Dougherty and Mrs. Dougherty visit Ada residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Starns
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers Housing Eee
Forerman’s Sporting Goods
George Hinn
Frankie
Margaret Williams
Seminole
Local families gather for community dinner
Mr and Mrs Josh Nunley and children Mr and Mrs J C Phelps and Sherry Mr and Mrs Alton Burns of Asher Mrs Lula Little ton and Franklin Burns were din.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Nunley
J. C. Phelps
Sherry
Alton Burns
Asher
Lula Littleton
Franklin Burns
Big Fellows in Manufacturing Grow with More Stockholders
A New York Times analysis notes that large manufacturers steadily expand ownership beyond employees as the 100 biggest firms hold assets over 60 billion dollars. It cites rising shareholder numbers, rising taxes, and a growing role for government in profits amid a shift from individual ownership to broader equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
National City Bank of New York
Jersey Standard Oil
Crane Company
United States
Collins Family Visit Spotted in Oklahoma City Area
Mr and Mrs Shorty Collins Glen Collins Konowa and Gene Collins from Oklahoma City visited and Mrs Tollie Collins Sun ny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Smith
Oklahoma City
Tollie Collins
Shorty Collins
Glen Collins
Konowa
Gene Collins
Sunny
Vaness Residents Visit Tollie Collins Couple
Mr and Mrs Vernon Gasaway of Vaness visited Mr and Mrs Tollie Collins on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Gasaway
Vaness
Tollie Collins
Ada Rodeo Star Sells Calf Roping Horse to Movie Star
Everett Shaw of Stonewall sells his top calf roping horse to Ben Johnson after Johnson, a Hollywood stunt rider and actor born in Pawhuska, offered a high price. Shaw plans to borrow another horse for the Ada Rodeo August 12 to 16. Shaw says Peanuts is not for sale and keeps him steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Everett Shaw
Stonewall
Shaw
Ben Johnson
Holywood
Calif
Johnson
Pawhuska
Rio Grande
Ada Rodeo
Actress Helen Gilbert seeks alimony from sixth husband Durant
Helen Gilbert files suit in Los Angeles asking for 750 dollars monthly alimony and a restraining order against James Durant. She alleges Durant tried to throw her from an 11th floor window two weeks earlier and seeks support pending divorce trial. Durant denies the claim, saying the divorce was finalized in Phoenix with her consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen Gilbert
Phoenix
Ariz
James Durant
Durant
Miss Gilbert
County HD Choral Club Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Pontotoc County Home Demonstration Club chorus will meet at 2 p.m. Friday in the First Baptist church for a regular practice session. Mrs. R. L. Hale directs the chorus with Mrs. C. H. Hailey as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Reds Night Record at Crosley Field in 1951
The Cincinnati Reds posted a night record of 21 wins and 31 losses for the 1951 season. At Crosley Field under the lights the club went 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
Virginia Military Institute and West Virginia U to meet next season
Virginia Military Institute and West Virginia University announce a football matchup for the upcoming season marking their first-ever on-field meeting. The game will feature both institutions in a high-profile non-conference contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military Institute
West Virginia U
First Carload of 1952 Wheat Arrives in Kansas City
The first carload of 1952 wheat arrived at the Kansas City market today. An inaugural ceremony at Monmouth Park on June 14 will honor Flag Day with planned ceremonies. A Defense Bond drive will be launched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Monmouth Park
Bloodmobile to Visit Pontotoc County on June 24
Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to First Christian Church in Ada from noon to 6 p m for a fourth visit. Local and national officials warn demand remains high as the Midwestern region aims to collect 3 million pints by July 1 and Pontotoc County nears its 450 pint quota with a 50 pint shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Red Cross
Ada
Fittstown
Harden City
Allen
Stonewall
Byng
Rofs
Fitzhugh
South Broadway
How to care for pans while cooking
To avoid damage keep heat low until boiling and do not rush the cook. If a pan burns let it cool before water, or water when hot may warp or chip. soak about thirty minutes then loosen stuck food with a wooden spoon.
Banana plants imitate trees with leaf-based trunks
Banana plants lack woody stems and are not trees. What resembles a trunk is built from overlapping leaf bases forming a pseudostem.
Raw eggs are easier to digest than cooked eggs
A brief note states raw eggs digest more easily than cooked eggs, highlighting a surprising digestive difference.
Eisenhower outlines campaign stance and key positions
Eisenhower, now campaigning for the Republican nomination, discusses labor law approach, delegates, and potential cabinet choices. He praises MacArthur, rejects discussing personalities, and says he will defend platform principles while avoiding smearing innocents. He offers no clear plan on appointing a Negro or confronting Truman policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Detroit
Congress
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Taft
South Dakota
Joseph McCarthy
Rwis
Quoted General Says War Requires Total Effort
The quotation stresses rapid action and total war using all weapons and even hitting below the belt. It notes Grow must face up to five years in prison, dismissal, and loss of pay for a diary-related charge. Grow had led the Second Army headquarters after return from overseas when Soviet agents seized his diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grow
Second Army
United States
Eisenhower Speech Draws Thousands in Rain at Abilene Parade
In Abilene a rainwashed crowd of 5 000 to 6 000 gathered at Eisenhower Park for a parade honoring the general and a widely reported speech. After a 25 minute talk at the museum site the rain began but cleared for his remarks before he returned to his hotel and greeted friends at a receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower Park
Eisenhower Museum
Eisenhower
Abilene
Injured in Auto Turnover at Roff
Carl William Puckett of Oklahoma City was injured when his car overturned at the west edge of Roff about 8 p.m. Monday after taking a curve at excessive speed. Patrolmen say three accidents occurred there in the past week and plan to ask the highway department to erect a large directional sign at the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl William Puckett
Oklahoma City
Roff
Highway Department
Pleads Guilty In Disturbance Case
Charlie Jones pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and paid a $5 fine plus costs after appearing Wednesday before Peace Justice C. W. Floyd. He was accused of uttering loud obscene and threatening language in Nora Pendragraft's presence at 920 West Sixth. Charges were filed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jones
Peace Justice
C. W. Floyd
Jones
Nora Pendragraft
West Sixth
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Want Ads
Local Ada News want ads report better value for the dollar with increased returns on investment for readers. Advertisers note higher response rates and more precise targeting in the latest classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
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C & L. Oil Well Service CO
Ccoy Shortes
Plainviff
Va Cortin Emt AL Production CO
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Frank Gregg
ED F Duffee
M. Chamiel
J.C. Brady
Harry Duffeel
H. Cole
Clarence L Vaughn
Frank Langley
Edwin Anderson
Carl Anderson
G. A.whetstime
Hoyt E. Huttolph
Grace Huttolph
Harold G. Nicolaus
V A Reardon
Lee Ratner
R. Carl Larkins
Harold Meyers
Ronald Ratner
Joel Ratner
Ray Burgis
Jesse, Oklahoma
Jesse
Lawrence H. Green
Plaintiff
J. A. Rich i
the Atlantic Refining Company, A Corporation
Plaintiffs
Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
Nagako
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
California
Vamoosa News
Irene Hughes
Helen Hardin
Woodrow Greenback and Sons
Tommie Wilson
Jimmie Roller
Woodward
Bob Griffin
R. H. Griffin
John Watters
Dee Harrison
Somerset, Ohio
George Hirn
M .C. Botkin
J. P. Dodd
Willie Dougherty
Paul Cooke
John Phelps
Jack Sharber
Edd Sharber
Stillwater
Myrna Sue Evans
Shirley Ann Clayton
Pat Blaylock
Bobbie Jo Bowles
Bobbie Joe Bowles
Hattie Baker
Grimes Hospital
Walt Middleton
St. Louis
Dale
Frank Starns
Frank Jr
Okemah
A. W. Starns
Mary Jo
F. L. Wilhelm
R. L. Boren
Mr Boren
Korea
Vance
Tony Smith
Calvin Vance
Jim Jones
Kentucky
Sam Solomon
R. G. McKaskle
Sam Anders
A. C. Rodden
Joe Rodden
Kilgore
Tex
Alice Archer
Lima
Ed Zweiacher
County HD Choral Club
Hubert
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