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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
3
Multiple legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma including a divorce by publication against Clarence Rogers, estate matters for William A Delaney Jr and Cora D Flemings, and a surface water appropriation hearing for Dean Swearingen. Hearings set April 5 and April 13, 1973 with various executors and interested parties instructed to appear.
Legal notices in Pontotoc County name Eunice Davidson and Kathryn Walker as plaintiffs suing heirs and unknown assigns to quiet title on Ada property Lots 1 2 Block 8 Daggs Addition and Lot 1 Block 3 Dan Hays Addition. Notices require answers by May 4, 1973 and request judgment declaring fee simple title and resolving heirship. Public hearing announced for Byng desegregation funds April 5 at 7:00 pm.
The First National Bank & Trust Company of Ada as Executor filed its Final Account and petition for order allowing the administration of the estate of R. H. Gladwill Deceased. The District Court will hear on April 20 1973 at 10:00 A M in Ada Oklahoma to determine heirs distribute the estate and grant discharge. All interested parties must appear and show cause. Dated March 23 1973 Calvert L Cannon.
Monday visits and gatherings common in Oil Center with showers, hospital mentions, and upcoming weddings. Attendees include Ruth Sutton, Glen Eaves, Ida Williams, Ada Eason, Leon Pierce, and many local residents. A May 12 wedding in San Antonio for Leon Pierce and Ada Eason is noted with gifts and host households.
News from Oakman highlights 58 attendees at Sunday School and 36 at Sunday night service. The piece lists many visitors, special singers, and visiting families, noting multiple social calls and exchanges, plus local children winning a poster contest.
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