Public Notice of Foreclosure and Heirs Listed in Pontotoc County
The notice outlines a foreclosure action filed March 17 1980 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma by First State Bank against named and unknown heirs executors and trustees of several deceased parties. It seeks mortgage foreclosure on real estate in Pontotoc County including described lands and tracts with a due amount and attorneys fees, plus court costs. The order directs publication and warns claimants to answer by May 19 1980 and forecloses rights of redemption.
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ESTES
Sabatois
Forbes
Gorden
Garber
Katheler
Isaac D. Nichsls
Wing
Gevingea
F.S. Devant
Petitien
Mt 32
Rofs
Oklahoma
Hott
Oklama
Bink
Tts
Rott
Okdane
Tia
Della Bedford
Cart
Pontotoc County
Ry ¥. Robinson
State OF
Heirk
Axetitore
Truxtocr
John Leader
Devonacd
Frank Jones
Wil
Poyotoe County
Xaid Geferdds
Rioek Six Cai
Valley View
Tat Sheat
Garner
Lot Bixby
Treadway Boulevard
Steng
Walter Niew
Seeten 1
Tne Namies
Join Leader
Decraed
Ant
Della Bloford
Seals
Kerr, Lambert
Conn & Roberts Alto A
Sallie
McLachlan
Wes
Lachlan
Axid Estate and Mepetitan
Pxut
Giseharde
Gad Court
Apa
Aer
Old
Estele
Seals County
Witin
Pontotoc
Orlatoma
Otta'p
Moon
Rusby
Oxtahama
Soar
Mgon
Oita
Moan
Enlarging the Tishomingo National Fish Hatchery
Johnston County records show Reagan Hatchery near Tishomingo will expand with an $125,000 project starting about May 1 and finishing in the next fiscal year. CE Cozart, superintendent, notes eight to ten new ponds, three residences, and a combined admin shop building.
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Johnston County
Democrat
Reagan
CE. Cozart
Pennington Creek
Cozart
Cludes Glen Aga
J.C. Standsfer
Kenneth Cramer
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Minnesota
Ion
Nationally Known Leaders Demonstrate Work For Operators
The Cosmetologist Guild of Ada opened its second annual style show drawing more than 200 attendees. Leaders from Tulsa and New York presided, with Vernon Iswell demonstrating methods and the Pyramid Curl technique for local operators. The Ada event aims to train operators with new trends as midwest centers grow in influence.
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Cosmetologist Guild of
Ada
Oklahoma
Vernon Iswell
Isbell
Continental Motors
Tsiel
American Hairdressers Association
Iuca Cosmetologist Guild
Mactors
United States
Midwest
Hisey
New York
Accident Near Norman Leads Trooper to Aid Fire Victims
Oklahoma City March 25 The highway patrol report on a collision south of Norman appeared routine but turned fatal. Trooper H A Stafford 48 and Earl Hopkins of the Oklahoma Tax Commission investigated weigh stations when a naphtha transport and a pipe truck collided. Fire trapped Ray Mullins 40 in the pipe cab while Stafford and an unidentified motorist rushed to rescue him. Glen Whitaker the naphtha driver escaped unharmed.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Highway Patrol
Norman
H. A. Stafford
Earl Hopkins
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Ray Mullins
Stafford
Mullins
Glen Whitaker
Roundtrees to Teach in Sulphur School System
Bob and Mrs. Roundtree plan to leave Vanoss and join Sulphur's staff next year. Mrs. Roundtree teaches English and speech at Vanessa and serves as Play coach. her husband coaches boys basketball and baseball and will be Sulphur Junior High basketball coach and assistant football coach while teaching third grade. Both completed high school in Sulphur and earned degrees from East Central State College Ada last summer.
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Bob Roundtree
Vanoss
Robert Brashcars
Roundtree
Vaness
E¢ Rourdtrees
Sulphur
East Central State
Ads Ada
Ingram Arraigned On Chargel Over Grocery Robbery
Luther Lee Ingram was arraigned before Justice of the Peace J. D. Willoughby on charges of robbery with firearms. He pleaded not guilty, a preliminary hearing set for April 4, and authorities note prior convictions and the March 16 IGA East Main robbery where about $250 was taken.
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Luther Lee Ingram
J. D. Willoughby
Justice of Peace
Ingram
IGA
East Main
Hiers
Neva Warren
Lela Porter
Ada
J. D. Gaar
North Broadway
Atttorney
W. G. Long
Medical Training Methods Assailed in Oklahoma
Dr. Franklin D. Murphy of the University of Kansas urged a return to realism in medical training during a talk in Muskogee Oklahoma. He described a plan allowing students to train with physicians in small communities to add realism and involve patients outside the classroom.
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Muskogee
Okla
Franklin D. Murphy
University of Kansas Medical School
Oklahoma
Murphy
University of Kansas
Oklahoma Medical Association
Oma Academy of General Practice
Quotes and quips from postwar public figures and workers
A collage of remarks from Charles Sawyer Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr John L Lewis and Dr Leon DeRobert. It includes opinions on small business postwar recovery union efforts temperance and political leadership with a dash of humor about French drinkers and a fleeting note about American soldiers denied ketchup.
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Leon DeRobert
Subpoenas Issued for Top Officials Records on Loyalty
The Senate sergeant at arms issued subpoenas to Henry B. Mitchell chairman of the Civil Service Commission and to Secretary of State Acheson and Attorney General McGrath demanding loyalty records by next Tuesday. The move targets files dating back to 1940 on about 90 individuals as part of the McCarthy era inquiry into Soviet espionage linked to the State Department. The officials face possible contempt citations if they fail to comply. President Truman had ordered records kept confidential, stressing the importance of maintaining file secrecy in the loyalty program.
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Washington
Senate
Executive Branch
Joseph Duke
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Mitchell
Duke
Acheson
McGrath
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
State Department
Truman
Executive
Congress
McCarthy
R-Wis
Civil Service Loyalty Board
FBI
Tydings
D-Mi
Man Sought For Beating Women Captured After 10-Hour Hunt
In Lanett Alabama, a barefoot man is captured after a 10 hour manhunt for the beating of two white women with an electric iron. Jack Turner, 26, is jailed at Kilby Prison while authorities consider charges. The victims, Ella Barrow and Sara Barrow, are in critical condition in West Point Georgia. Police used hounds from Kilby to locate the suspect near Lanett, near the Alabama Georgia border.
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Lanett
Ala
Jack Turner
Kilby
Montgomery
Tucker
Opelika
Ella Barrow
Sara
West Point
Georgia
J. M. Abney
Chambers County
Dr Hodge Cancels European Trip In Busy Schedule
Dr Oliver Hodge state superintendent relinquished a European study trip due to a tight calendar. He faces state school duties and a re nomination campaign with nine commencements and new school law changes. Kate Frank of Muskogee Central High School named as his alternate for the Heid study project participation.
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Oklaboms City
Oliver Hodge
EuroPe
Hodge
Kate Frank Muskogee
Daylight Saving Time Plan Approved in Japan Diet
The Japanese Diet decided that daylight saving time will start nationwide in May and continue until September. The move aims to standardize clocks and boost energy efficiency across the country amid postwar reconstruction.
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Tgoryo
Rattlesnake Hunt Draws Oklahoma Town Crowd
In Okeene Oklahoma March 25 about 500 dressed in Sunday best attended the International Association of Rattlesnake Hunters convention. The event features fried rattlesnake meat a floor show and a ceremonial white fang plaque for venomous snake hunters. Car caravans head to gypsum hills to capture snakes for sale to zoos canneries and laboratories.
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Okeene
Okla
Gypsum Hills
Oklahoma
Men and Women Association
Order of the White Fang
Gyp Hills
Chamber of Commerce
Oregon Man Pulls First Farm Out of Fishbowl Drawing
CALDWELL Idaho March 25 Paul Stockyard of Kle math Falls Ore got a farm out of a fish bowl today in a bureau of reclamation drawing for 47 homesteads on the Black Canyon project. About 3 000 persons packed the Caldwell Rodeo arena for the public drawing with nearly 200 applicants. War veterans had priority. R J Newell retired regional director drew the first number from the bowl then handed the drawing to seven year old Pauline Myers of Caldwell. John R Hansen of Sanish N D received No 2. other names include Arland Victor Van Zant Pawluska Okla Cate Durwood Einhelig Frontenac Kas Leslie Adrian Baldwin Benton Ark and William Arthur Meinershaw Ren Columbia Mo.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Paul
Klemath Falls
Ore
Bureau of Reclamation
Black Canyon
Caldwell Rodeo Arena
R. J. Newell
Bureau
Boise
Pauline Myers
Caldwe
John R. Hansen
Sanish
N. Bs
Kas
Leslie Adrian Baldwin
Benton, Ark
William Arthur Meinershaw- Ren
Columbia, Mo
Labor Government Wins Good Margin Over Seretse Ban
London report states the Labor government won its biggest support since re election by backing the ban on Seretse Khama and his white wife from leading the Bamangwato tribe. The Commons voted 118 in favor of halting further debate amid controversy.
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London
Seretse Khama
House of Commons
Britain
Feoner Brockway
Bamangwato
Behouansand
Patrick Gordon-Walker
Commonwealth Relations
Seretse
Ruth Willams
Khama
Bechuanaland
Serowe
Tschekedi Khama
Landscape artist John W Holzbeichein dies in Oklahoma City
Landscape artist and muralist John William Holzbeichein, 74, died in Oklahoma City after moving from Arkansas six months ago due to ill health. Born in Quindaro Kansas, he was noted in the south and Kansas City for scenic works. His paintings were featured in the Missouri exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair. Survivors include wife Laure a daughter Mrs C J Wilk fong of Dallas four sons Fritz Oklahoma City John Jr Grand Valley Cole Edgar Norman and Mr Duncan.
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Oklahoma City
March
John William Holzbeichein
Arkansas
Quindaro
Kan
South
Kansas City
Missouri
Laure
C. J. Wilk Fong
Dallas
Fritz
John, Jr
Grand Vatley
Cole
Edgar
Norman
Duncan
Sam S. Miller Dies At Tulsa
Announcement of funeral services in Tulsa for Sam S. Miller recalls the early Fitts oil field days and the trio of Delancey King and Miller who helped spark the Wilcox era. Miller died at 78 after a brief illness, linked with Francis Oil Co and philanthropy in the Southwest Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Tulsa
Sam S. Miller
Fitts
Miller
W. A
Gus" De~laney
B. C. King
Fitts Geld
Francis Oil Co
Southwest Conference of Christians and Jews
Delancey
King and Miller
Delaney and Associates
E. H. Moore
Hunton
North Fitts
H.L. Blackstock
Viola
Boetteher Oil and Gas Co
Delaney Et al
Wilcox
3. C. Shaffer
J. E. Srosbie
Delaney, King and Miller
Dancer Seeks Home After Circus Split
A Zulu performer and fire eater known as Powll says he cannot prove British status to return to Africa. He was separated from his mother and tribesmen during an American tour, and immigration officials want deportation despite lack of proof of British subject status. Powll has written to King Ibn Saud and the Zulu queen seeking recognition.
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Los Angeles
Zombia
Seany Powll
Africa
Powil
Powis
Pont
Ibn Saud
Arabia
Belgian Congo
Be Sure That It's Genuine Census Taker
Police Chief Cecil Smith urged housewives to report any person claiming to be census takers who do not carry official credentials. A four week census task begins Saturday and impostors face penalties for impersonating federal officials.
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Cecil Smith
Bureau of Census
Paul Henderson
Kenderson
Smith
Census Bureau
School Levy and Building Levy Go Over Easily Here
District 19 voters approved the 15 mill school levy by 131 to 1 a decisive margin despite low turnout. The building levy passed 129 to 1 funding a new Willard school building through the building levy to avoid bond interest costs.
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Smill
Willard
Candy Goes Home After Premature Start
Candy Henry, two months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry of 1125 South Johnston, left Valley View hospital Monday after a premature birth weighing two pounds four ounces. She gained four pounds in two months with careful care from two nurses, and went home celebrated for reaching a milestone in her early life.
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Candace Anita
Candy
Henry
John Henry
South Johnston
Jeft Valley View Hospital
Dairy Rating Report Details Grade A Producers in Ada
Billle Garrison, sanitarian of the City-County health unit, reports six dairies hold Grade A ratings. Pasteurized products rated A include Steffens Dairy, Coody Dairy, Ade Dairy Products. Raw products rated A include Pontotoc Guernsey Farm, Graner Jersey, Guest Dairy. Only these firms may operate in Ada, with six dairies overseeing milk for local pasteurization plants. Producers supplying milk for processors are located in Pontotoc, Johnston, Murray, and Coal counties.
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Billle Garrison
Sanitarian
Steffens Dairy
Coody Dairy
Ade
Pontotoc Guernsey Farm
Graneger Jersey
Guest Dairy
Ada
Garrison
Heaith Department
Pontotoc
Johnston
Mureray
Coal Counties
Possession Plea Changed to Guilty in County Court
Day F. Clark pleaded guilty to charges of possession of intoxicating beverages before county judge Tom D. McKeown. He was fined $54 after initially entering a not guilty plea.
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Day F. Clark
Tom D. McKeown
Saye
Clark
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