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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
6
Oklahoma district court notices sue Elsie Wilson heirs to establish title to three parcels in Section 33 and 34 Township 2 North Range 6 East with a June 4 1964 answer deadline. Also notice of divorce action against Gordon W Christy requesting restoration of Teresa J Smith name by June 11 1964.
The case H Waggoner & Company versus Waneta Jeanne Krueger Spurlock et al seeks a court ruling on death and heirship of numerous named and unnamed heirs and to quiet title to fifteen eighteenths of an oil and gas leasehold estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma across Tracts A to E, seeking judgment by June 4, 1964. The petition describes multiple tracts in Section 14 and 13 plus townsite blocks Maxwell, asking the court to determine rightful heirs and ownership of the described properties.
Notices of court actions involving Florance Roberts and Dexter Thomas as co administrators seeking payment of 924.20 plus interest and fees, plus 1/24 interest in property. hearings for Harry Bateman Hager estate final accounting and distribution. real estate quiet title suit against Robert Henry heirs. further executor final account and distribution in Franklin M Love estate with Ada court.
Kenneth Converse of Tishomingo defeated Carl Williams of Sulphur in a bid for the Oklahoma House, the area noting reapportionment effects. Johnston and Murray counties backed Converse, with Murray showing Williams strong in places. Henry results include Nichols winning in Seminole County, several runoffs and close county races across Atoka Pushmataha and neighboring counties.
Walter Woolley Jr of Ada Oklahoma filed on July 1 1963 with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board an application to withdraw 80 acre feet of water from the Clear Boggy Creek tributary of the Bogsy River system for irrigating 40 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma The hearing is set for May 20 1964 at 4 00 PM in the State Capitol Oklahoma City interested parties may protest in writing by May 20 1964 Forrest Nelson Assistant Director Birmingham?
Ada high school senior Jim Kingery has been accepted for a full time traineeship in biostatistics at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center. Beginning Sept 1 for the 1964-65 year, he will join the biostatistical unit and medical research computer center in Oklahoma City. Parents Elwood and Mrs Kingery recently moved from Ada to Tulsa.
The term describes a medical state where a patient experiences no pain and is completely unconscious during procedures. It involves pharmacological agents that induce sedation analgesia and amnesia to enable safe surgery.
Mrs Susie Jones visited Cor ene Pedersen and children on Friday. Monday Mrs Verlin Berber entered Valley View Hospital. She is to undergo surgery on Tuesday.
Sunday visitors at the correspondent's home included Mr and Mrs John Pedersen with Johnny and Philip from Midwest City Mrs Linda Haining with Cindy and Eddie from Midwest City Mrs Jim Ragan with Kelly Arlene from Edmond Mrs Jan Newby with Ivan Jr from Midwest City Bob Fhurman of Oklahoma City Mrs Nancy Pedersen with Sammie from Ada and Jo Gasaway from Edmond.
Mr and Mrs J L McGee were recent visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs E Smith Latta.
Last week Mr and Mrs Don Watson of Midwest City and Mr and Mrs Richard Pedersen spent the week with their mother Corene Pedersen and her children.
Members and sponsors attended a Monday night event where the safety award trophy was presented. The girls modeled handmade dresses aprons and headscarves from H club projects while the boys reported on pasture and livestock judging. Laura Pedersen spoke on False Security in the Home. Karen Donovan and Phyllis Lamb demonstrated emergency readiness.
Mrs Susie Jones stays with her daughter Mrs Alene May in Pauls Valley this week. The Mays welcome a new baby.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Hunter from Conway Arkansas visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Hunter over the weekend. They also attended to some business interests during the trip.
Local notices record the arrival of Rev and Mrs Bert Jones to a farm in Parish Chapel after moving from Oil Center where he worked. Many neighbors visited including Minnie Lewis Sidney Isaacs Ted Jones and other Henson and Burk families while others took part in hospital visits and family gatherings.
Mr and Mrs M R Tucker join their school children for a last of school party at the Ada skating rink Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Tucker and their daughter from Bartlesville spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker and her parents at Fitzhugh. They also visited her brother in law Hollis Kite at Valley View Hospital during the trip.
Mrs. Alva Farmer and Mrs. Gwendol Alexandre with their children and Mrs. Estalene Farmer and Jeanette spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lamb, according to a neighborly social note.
Mr and Mrs Andy Murray and children Ada visited Mr and Mrs Virgle Farmer and Mr and Mrs Preston Farmer on a Sunday gathering.
Donnie Lamb Elton Farmer Mike Gray and Gerald Lynn Farmer joined a Vaness School FFA group for a weekend of fishing and camping near Okmulgee. Sherry Wright stayed with Phylis Lamb and attended Sunday school and church at Oil Center.
Mrs Vernon Gray and her mother Florence Isaacs visited Saturday night while Vernon, his daughter Vickie, and Willie Isaacs attended a Stratford rodeo. Florence Isaacs returned Sunday evening with Mrs Emma Farmer and Janie Lou, then took her mother Mrs Clara Wood for a drive Saturday. In Stratford they called on Maud Holland Bragg and Walter Gibson before returning to the Isaacs home for a while.
Mr and Mrs Bennie Farmer visited Sunday dinner with his parents Mr and Mrs Virgle Farmer, sharing a family gathering at the relatives home.
Mr and Mrs Doyle Bittle and daughters Stratford with the Farmers families Ada Hic kory Tecumseh Tecumseh Homer Tecumseh Tecumseh Homer Tecumseh Tecumseh visited and called on Lee Farmer family members including Bennie Farmer and Jeanette. Wayne Farmer and family Tecumseh visited Homer Junior and Janie. Mrs John Webster Shawnee recently visited the Lee Farmer parents.
Opal Carolyn Mike Ward and Anna Mae Sutton Chris and Beverly traveled to Oklahoma City Friday to visit Opal Ward’s brother Roy Coley who had a recent heart attack. Henry Steen of Okmulgee joined Opal Ward sister couples Jimmy and Mrs Ward and Mike for weekend time.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Eldred spent Sunday with wider parents Mr and Mrs Vi in Potter Gaar Corner.
Mrs Pennington visited Rachel Horton on Wednesday and again on Monday. The brief notes record social calls between two individuals in a local community.
Mr and Mrs Troy Miller visited Oklahoma City over the weekend to meet their new granddaughter Carolyn Jean daughter of Virgle Ray Miller and his wife. They also took home their grandson Loyd Steven Miller after a week with them while his mother was in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Henry Nessel spent the weekend in Dallas with their daughter Mrs Fred Henson and family. Their son Larry and his wife stayed at their home to care for the stock while the parents were away.
A list of relatives and friends visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Magar on Sunday to celebrate a birthday. Visitors included Ow er Magar and family Ahloso Ruth Magar Ada Buren Magar Oak man Charlene Jones Carl Lee Roberts Essel Magar family Stratford Royce Bonner Irene Klutts Doris Charlie Burnett Verniece Dryden Ray Magar Center Ruby Dryden Frank Dryden Velma McDonald and others. Frank Dryden and Glen Ruby Dryden attended a candidate speech in Ada Monday night.
Visiting Tuesday of last week with Mr and Mrs Leroy Sawyers were Mr and Mrs Corbett Baxter Roff
Sunday was busy at the Yellow Spring Methodist Church with lunch after morning services and additional services in the afternoon. Rev. Gabe John of Connerville serves as pastor.
Visiting from Tupelo Hominy and Cleveland were Mr and Mrs Don Weller and children and Mrs Wendell Weller. Also in attendance were Mr and Mrs Bill Stevenson and children from Latta.
Larry and Sandra Jackson and Roy Elmore rode to the lake Sunday. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Elmore and Roy visited Mrs. Elmore’s mother in Ada and did yardwork. Mrs. Elmore returned home with a serious case of poison oak.
Mr and Mrs Frank King Mr and Mrs John Cole and Mr and Mrs Royce Garrett Ricky and Marie visited Roy Cole and his family in Ada Monday night guiding a friendly gathering in the community.
D L Whittington remains in St Anthonys Hospital Oklahoma City after surgery. He is Bill Whittington’s brother and recovering with family support. Visiting guests included Mr and Mrs Billy Whittington and extended relatives from Oakman Union Valley Harden City and Norman.
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