Legal Notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Court Actions
Notices cover quieting title estates and final accounts in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with filings for Coleman R. Pennington Elsie Moses Minnie D. Jones and Anna Cordell estates. Hearings set July 1975 for final accounts heirs determinations and distributions with executors and executrices named and addressed.
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State of Oklahoma
William Alva Pennington
W. A. Pennington
Vergio Inez Pennington
Inez Pennington
Coleman R. Pennington
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Towin
Township
Wayne Joplin
Frances Rhoads
Executors Notice and Hearing for Estate in Pontotoc County
Legal notices describe claims against Bessie Bell Chandler deceased and a hearing on the return of sale for Retha Mae Lewis deceased. Executors address claims within two months and set July 2 1975 at 10 in Ada for hearing on the latter estate return with interested parties invited to file exceptions.
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Elsie Moses
O’della Teague
Ada
Oklahoma
Ronald L. Jones
George B. Thompson
Joseph Ryan
Margaret Sturdivan
Nora Ryan
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Highland Park
Retha Mae Lewis
William Roedolph Lewis
Richard Edward Baumgartner
Rita J. Baumgartner
Pontotoc
Cal Hoover
Estate of Jewell L. Hardy Creditors Notice
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of Jewell L. Hardy deceased requests creditors to present their claims with vouchers to Co-Executors at Kile and Rabon Hugo Oklahoma within two months of first publication or be barred. Mary Finley Hardy James Stewart Hardy Dele Hammons signatories dated 4 19 2tw.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Bessie L
Bessie L. Siddall
John C. Siddall
J. C. Siddall
Michael G. Smith
East 14Th Street
Ada
Oklahoma
s/Avis J. Shultz
District Court
Said
Bessie Bell Chandler
Norman
Oklahoma County
Glenn D. Chandler
Jewell L. Hardy
Kile and Rabon
North Second
Hugo
Mary Finley Hardys
James Stewart Hardys
Dele Hammons
Senate Opens Investigation of Grain Trade
The Senate begins a foreign agriculture probe into the grain trade with Agriculture Department officials among the first witnesses. Allegations include bribery among inspectors and shipments of low quality grain. Under Secretary J. Phil Campbell is to testify on dock inspections as Secretary Earl L. Butz travels in South America.
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Senate
Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate Subcommittee On
J. Phil Campbell
U.S
Campbell
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
South America
Package Store License Bid Notice in Ada Oklahoma
Paul D. Bennett and M. D. Stokes announce a planned application within sixty days to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for a Package Store License. If granted, they will operate at 623 West Main, Ada, Pontotoc County, under the firm name M. D. Stokes & P. D. Bennett. Notary Zelma Jean McCabe certifies the signatures.
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Paul Dean Bennett
N. Hope
Ada
Oklahoma
M. D. Stokes
P. D. Bennett
Paul D. Bennett
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Ford forms campaign office as Wallace eyes 1976 run
President Ford moves to formalize a 1976 bid by filing papers to create a campaign organization and naming Howard Callaway as chair. In Alabama, Gov. George Wallace signals plans to run again, pledging to mobilize the middle and lower income voters and indicating a late-year announcement.
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Washington
Ford
Georgia
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Federal Election Commission
White House
Ron Nelsen
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
Richard M. Nixon
South
Nessen
Wallace
Republican National
Dean Burch
Belvedere man fights for window washing access
Belvedere California resident George Gazulis began a home project in 1973 seeking permission for a 30 inch catwalk across a two and a half story wall to allow window washing. The plan faced setback after neighbor opposition and high scaffold costs.
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Belvedere
Calif
George Gazulis
Gazulis
Left Turns Allowed On Main Street Traffic Policy Trial
City removes No Left Turn signs at downtown intersections with Rennie and Townsend. Left turns now permitted while officials study traffic flow for two to three months. If congestion rises the policy will revert to No Left Turn.
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Main Street
Rennie and
Townsend
Road renewal eyed as rural roads deteriorate
Donald B. Stabler of the Road Information Program says three million rural miles exist and 88 percent are inadequate for daily use. He notes states focused 20 years on building new roads, harming upkeep of existing infrastructure.
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Washington
Donald B. Stabler
Road Information Program
Stabler
Fathers Remembered In Very Special Way
Tulsa women marked Father’s Day with a protest at Advent Presbyterian Church. NOW members urged weekend jail terms for nonpaying fathers and threatened to read a list of 2,000 delinquent Tulsa fathers, but officials do not maintain such a list.
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Tulsa
Tulsa County
Advent Presbyterian Church
National Organization of Women (Now) Task Force On
Rockefeller Commission outlines lawful and unlawful CIA spying cases
The Rockefeller Commission report finds CIA mail opening illegal in general but permits mail cover operations within postal rules for national security. It allows limited domestic infiltration or surveillance with safeguards and suggests possible rival circumstances where spies may operate in the United States. It notes no blanket condemnation and preserves agency powers to spy on current or former affiliates.
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Washington
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
The
Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
FBI
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Oklahoma Tax Commission
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American Building
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Sol P. Jones
Calvert L. Cannon
Hubert G. Orton
Pontotoc Poyl
Alipara
Francis Rhoades
Anna Cor
Dell
Ralph L. Cordell
Emogene Cordell Miller
Anna Cordell
Pontotoc County Court House
Charlies D. Mayhuve Conn
Mayhue, Mayhue
Zelma Jean McCabe
Gazalis
Main
Frieda Squires
Blake Way
Charles Wilson