Quieting title in Pontetee County Oklahoma case notice
John T Merrick and Anna Merrick sue the heirs executors administrators and devisees of Alpha M Alderson deceased to quiet title to East 38 feet of Lot 0 and West 25 feet of Lot 1 in Block 133 original townsite Ada Oklahoma. Plaintiffs seek a judgment determining death succession and ownership, with defendants required to answer by June 15, 1951 or risk judgment by default. Court clerk Abe Holloway issued the order May 3, 1951.
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Ada
Oxlanama
Trereol
Alderson
Aimha M. Aldersen
Mart Shereet
Sherem
Tcusteer
Ald Jendre
Alpha M. Alderson
Deceasc
John Z Merrick
Anna Merrics
Final Accounts Hearing in Pontotoc Oklahoma Court
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court, W J Farmer administrator seeks final account, heirs determination, distribution, and discharge. Hearing set for May 8, 2001 at 7:00 PM in Ada County Court House, all interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should be settled and heirs determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Farmer
Esate
Tuzsgay
Ada
G. W. Farme
Gilbreath
Andrew Bramsett
Minnie M. Bramlett
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Andrey Bramlett
Alro
Jetters
Putitian
Potetor
Tom D. McKegwn
Judae
Harrell
Trice
District Court Within No For Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The district court within no for Pontotoc County Oklahoma renders matters concerning Omar Brandon and the heirs executors administrators devisees and assigns of W C Brandon deceased of Vada Brantios deceased and of Furman C Brandon deceased Octendanta.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Omar
Brandon
W. C. Brandon
Vada Brantios
Furman C. Brandon
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Estate Suit
Publication announces Omer C. Brandon as plaintiff in Pontotoc County Oklahoma district court filing against unknown heirs and assigns of W C Brandon Furman C Brandon and Wade Brandon deceased. It seeks a judgment quieting plaintiff title to real property and barring adverse claims, with deadline 15 May 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Brandon
Poxtotec County
Oklahoma
W, CO. Brando
Vata Brandon
Furman C. Branton
W. C. Brandon
Pontowse County
Oklo
Furman C. Brandon
Seidow
C. Brandon
Yada Frandon
WC. Brandon
Furman C. Brencon
Vada Brandon
Wade Ang
Vada Brander
Omar C. Brandon
Bisy
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Lawsuit Aims to Quiet Title in Fulsome Heirs Estate
The petition seeks to quiet title and bar all heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and assigns of Sina Fulsome and Phara Fulsome Chickasaw by blood in the 460 acre tract in Pantatoc County Oklahoma. It names Roll Nos 468 437 593 and 386 deceased heirs and asks court to determine heirs and exclude them from any claim to the real property. Case filed May 1907 with Judge Holloway and Deputy Clerk Robeson handling.
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Oxahoma
Pantatoc
Chickasaw
Sina Fulsome
Phas Fulsome
Chickasaway
Simedi Abe Holloway
Frobeson
Feed Andri
Plaioutis
Radar gunsight boosts jets in Korean war air battles
New York May 2 a radar gunsight with exceptional accuracy, a secret of the Korean war, was disclosed as aiding American jet pilots in scoring aerial victories. The Pentagon announced use of an automatic computer without details, noting the device first saw combat in Korea against MIG jets.
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New York
Pentagon
Korea
Central purchasing costs spark debate on government waste
The letter notes varied prices across agencies from 1.40 to 31.80 for common items, arguing for a centralized buying system. Readers discuss government spending, education loyalty, age programs, and Oklahoma tourism potential as calls for policy reform and fiscal accountability.
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State Department of Labor
Aviation Commission
State
Industrial’ Commission
Executrix General Notice Against Rine Aame
The excerpt lists no RINE AAME with Executrix designation and CLAUDE Y THOMPSON as Attorney for Executrix. the fragment indicates a probate or legal notice referencing an executrix and her counsel. The readable portion names CLAUDE Y THOMPSON as attorney for the executrix but provides no further substantive details, dates, or actions.
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Rine Aame
Executrix
Claude Y Thompson
Short of Pork But Not of Bear Meat
STEVENSVILLE Meat. May 3 a rancher John Sullivan is short pork in the pen but has bear meat in the deep freeze. A big black bear was seen swinging with a pig in its mouth and was shot. The bear killed three pigs at Sullivan's ranch. A deputy game warden allowed publishing the bear meat where the pork would have gone. OKLAHOMA CITY May 2 Fr G S Supreme Court Justice O Douglas arrives for speeches on know your liberties know your court week.
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Stevensville
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Oklahoma City
G.S. Supreme Court
Wit Jam O. Douglas
MacArthur testifies on Far East policy and Korea plan
General Douglas MacArthur testifies before Senate committees on Far East policy and his dismissal from command. He asserts joint chiefs backed his Korea strategy and urges an expanded war against Communist China and Nationalist forces, including naval blockades and recon missions. He defends UN command reports and predicts few ground troops could end the Korean conflict with air and sea support, while disputing Russia’s threat level in the Far East.
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Tated
China
Manchuria
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
MacArtthur
Dismissel
Far Eastern
Joint Chiefs
MacArthur Alen
Korea
Rumia
MaccArthur
Siberia
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Defense Department
State Department
U.N
Congress
MacArhur
Chiefs of Staff
White House
Truman
Senate Armed Services and
Foreign
Red Chna
Washington
Arsay
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang Kai Saek
Isand
Fomora
North Korea
Russia
Gen-Ate
Soviet Union
Japan
Far East
Senate
Legislature Ends Session With Tax Bills Near Swing
Lawmakers adjourn planned for next week after passing Murrays ad valorem tax equalization bill and a 400 dollar teacher pay rise proposal. Conferees met on school funding but took no action. House and Senate clashed over instructions and conference control. A revised tax, reapportionment, and congressional districting measures moved forward as bills were sent to the Senate.
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House
Senate
Boyd Cowen
Johnston Murray
Howe
Hhe Tower Chamber
Legislative
County School Census Delay Hobbles Final Totals
County Superintendent Norman C. Mitchell said census tabulations will be delayed by about ten days. He predicts Stonewall may lose one faculty member while Satta could gain two teachers and Son a one, as final counts for the school district census are not yet completed.
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Sean
Norman C. Mitchell
Stonewall
Satta
Sona
Mitchell
Farm Land Prices Reach Record High
Washington May 2 The agriculture department reports farm real estate prices vaulted to a record high with the general average up 14 percent from March 1950 to March 1937 and above the prior November peak. Mortgage totals last year exceeded 2.4 billion, the largest since 1934, as buyers finance loans amid rising prices across Oklahoma Missouri Kansas and neighboring states.
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Ovid
Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Pasture Research Station Opens Field Day Near Coalgate
Oklahoma A&M College invites visitors to a field day at the Pasture Research Station six miles northeast of Coalgate during May 17 to 12. County agent C He Hailey urges farmers to attend on Tuesday May 8 to join the program starting at 9 30 am. The 60 year old land shows erosion damaged soil with low fertility and varied pasture trials including Bermuda grass and legume mixtures with different fertilizer treatments and weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Coalgate
Horace J. Hyper
Oklahoma A&m College
Bermuda
Adair Resigns As Konawa Manager
Konawa city manager Roy Adair has resigned effective Monday May 7 to accept a city manager post in Tonka. Mayor F L Houston said the raise prompted the move and the resignation is not tied to a council election issue. Akree Blue Eagle won $350 at the Philbrook art center exhibition.
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Konawa
Roy Adair
Tonkawh
Adair
Ada
F. L. Houston
Tulsa
Okls
Acree Blue Eagle
Muskogee Creek
Pawnee
Philbrook Art Center
4 H Club Round-Up Ratings Spread Across Districts
County 4 H roundup lists winners by division with multiple teams earning blue, red and white ribbons. Notable names include Frankie Wells, Ida Neely, Joyce Mc Anally, Virginia Taylor, Pauletta Hyden, Eileen Biggs, Georgia Triplett, Phyllis Jared and many others across Latta, Fitzhugh, Vanoss, Stonewall, Byng, Lula, Allen, Union Hill and Cedar Grove clubs.
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Frankie Wells
Ida Neely
Latta
Joyce McAnally
Virginia Taylor
Aln
Blue Ribbon
Pauletta Hyden
Eileen Biggs
Vanes
Pauline Vinson
Helen Trivett
Allen
Beth Kent
Kathryn Stevenson
McLish
Marcine Clitford
Nana Lou Wan
Lula
Lady Thomas
Letty Lou Cosee Allen
Helen Cleghorn
Wetta Hester
Fitzhugh
Red Ribbon
Norma Jo Griffith
Helen Orsen
Vaness
Barbara Minor
Betty Britt
Stonewall
Geneva Teague
Margaret Henry
Byng
Georgia
Triplett
Phyllis Jared
Allert
Wanda Young
Frenkie Sullivan
Binge Groves
Easiey
Hetty Moss
Mary Lillard
Mary Davidson
Leta Arter
Deloris Ross
Mary Jane Williams
Lou Ann Miller
Vanoss
Janice Bradley
Janell Blackwell
Cleanna Dyer
Carolyn Eeds
Nancy Miller
Nora Hunt
Sydney Kay Dennis
Kay Dennis
Kay Durland
Lulu
Red Ribbon Group
Emmajean Harris
Josephine Harris
Nora Barrick
Hertha Wright
Susanne McIlroy
Patty Whitehead
Linda Lee Evett
Patricia Yannicutt
Barbara McDonald
Mary Dunn
Sue Stephens
Deloris Stevens
Katie Owens
Janet Meeks
Sylvia Caton
Ann Christian
Hazel Biggs
Doris Asselstine
Pickett
Joleta Danley
Elinor Tilley
Union HS
Maurice Grissom
Neva Chilcoat
Deloris Murphy
Kay Tillery
Ann Mae Price
Barbara Jones
Union Hill
Bert Scroggins
Joan Hurley
Colbert
Shirley Standridge
Phyllis Hays
Bebee
Beplene Meeks
Betty Cushman
Bebes
Virginia Fowler
Carmeleta Wall
Galey
Coltene Underhill
Glenda Sue Dale
Jesse
Helen Moore
Mary Lou Cantwell
Lightning Ridge
Billy Wall
Anna Hightower
Madeline Heimer
Gerita Hensinger
June Farmer
Janie Farmer
Simmers Chapel
Myena Lee
Eva Lois Matthews
Cedar Grove
Sue Caneda
Betty Kilcrease
White Ribbon
Jean, Smith
Judy Krause
Rebee
Dita Truitt
Winnie Gibson
Ruth Pitt
Vanass
Joyce Grave
Shirley Miller
Maxine Clifford
Carol Young
Fitz_ hugh
Wanda Bryant
Jane Ant
June McDonald
Mary Jo Thomas
Jean Bain
Shirley Murphey
Arnetta Stephens
Wynema Lee
Cedar’ Grove
Darla Sue Canada
Brenda Sutherland
Blue Ribbon Group
Mary Alice Bond
Homer
Patsy Grissom
Jane Burchett
Janie Farmier
Summers Chapel
Sue Deaton
Oleta Sanders
Zelma Honsinger
Eva June Hunt
Elinor Tillery
June, Farmer
Jane Lou Nelson
Phyllis Hayes
Rebec
Joyce McCurdy
Gwendolyn Rowe
Center
Beal Tighdeal
June Ellen Fury
Marcine Clifford
Dona Jill Cummins
Deloris Mae Boss
Laneil Beasley
Fitasag
Helen Clif ‘Ford
Peggy Louise McKineney
Sybl Jean Whittingston
Jeane Burchett
Homeer
Berlene Meek
Josa Hurley
Jaycee McCurdy
Carolyn Allen
Sa Ee
High School League Demonstrations Yield Titles and Ribbons
Janet Taylor of Latta wins the High School Division champion title with Bonita Bradley of Vaness as reserve. Red Ribbon group includes Jayce Wallace Alten Virgie West Latts, while White Ribbon features Shirta Daniels Francia U.
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Chamont
Donna Sue Stevens
Luella Newton
Rite Chiecoat
Stonewall
Norma Jess Bratcher
Vaness
Lane Wood
Beth ‘Farr
Bonita
Goodewin
Francis
Wanda Matthew
Jar
Aes
Martha Bigas
Pickett
Eee Roses
Pw Grisam Pickett
Charlene Wineton
Jesse
Janet Taylor
Latta
Bonita Bradley
Jayce Wallace
Alten
Virgie West
Latts
Shirta Daniels
Francia U
DHIA Announces April Ten High Dairy Cows
DHIA lists April’s top ten cows by butterfat with owner names and breeds including Holstein Shorthorn Guernsey and Jersey. Notable entries include Herbert and Renzo Cooper, Howard Smith, Harral Allen, Joe Engle, Marvin Creel, Sam Dew, Lambert Kerr, Claude Thompson, and others with butterfat figures ranging from 50 to 80 pounds.
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Herbert
Renzo Cooper
Herbert Id Re Cooper
Howard Smith
Guernsey
Harral Allen
Joe Engle
Renzo
Tal
Miles
Marvin Creel
Marvin
Sim Sr Brew
Harrald Allen
Fettahoe
Sam D
Lambert and
Kerr
Claude ¥. Thompson
Fittstown News highlights local visits and games
Mrs Ted Freeman and Pauline visited Freeman’s ill mother in Allen. Raymond Harrison spent Sunday with Lewis Howard Lackey. McLish grade girls beat Stonewall girls in softball at Stonewall. McLish boys lost to Stonewall. Various residents made trips to Lang Hugo Ada and Oklahoma City. Floyd Lynn from Murray College spent weekend with parents. Several family visits and hospital admission noted.
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Ted Freeman
Pauline
Allen
McLish
Stonewall
Floyd Lynn
Murray College
Tishomingo
Luther Lyon
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Harden City
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Muskogee
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