Ada County Court Notice of Quiet Title Suit 1947
District court in Pontotoc County Oklahoma names Lillie Kloos as plaintiff in a quiet title action against J M Doss heirs and unknown successors of Ada National Bank and The First National Bank of Ada. Respondents must answer by June 5 1947 or default judgment will grant the plaintiff ownership in the described property in Ada Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Lillie Kloos
J. M. Doss
Sarah A. Doss
ADA National Bank
First Nation Bank OF
Ada
State OF
Ocklahoma
County of
Pontotoc
Towit
First National Bank of
Oklahoma
Emma Wesley
A M. Files
A. M. Files
Indian Base
Meridian
Lena Vinson Smith
Grace Patterson
Sophia Huddleston
Walter James Huddleston
John Ryan
Nettie Chandler
Homer Prentice
District Court
Rhoda L. Patterson
Walter James Hu
L. C. Patterson
Luther C. Patterson
Opal Lee Patterson
Orel Busby
Herfinabove
Notice of Hearing Probate Will in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of Thomas Grant Summers deceased Michael Alfred Summers and Ed Summers filed a petition for probate of a will and letters testamentary. A hearing is set for May 23 1947 at 10 00 a m in Ada to prove the will and contest possible objections. The County Judge Tom D McKeown signs the notice dated April 29 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Francis City
Walter Crews
Board of County Commissioners
Arthur H. MacFarland
Alice C. MacFarland
Ada
Tom D. McKeown
Margaret L. Greene
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles
National Banking Association
Santa Barbara
California
State of California
Mary Waggoner
Busby, Harrell & Trice
Rsons
Tomas Grant Summers
Alfred Summers
Ed Summers
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Thomas Grant Summers
Iseal
Susan Johnson
Carney
Thompson William Johnson
Towit NE
Range
Felix Johnson
Marshall County
Madill
Anna Mary Foster
Virgiline Kittell
Shawnee County
State of Kansas
Kansas
Ralph F. Glenn
Pellt
Carl Schenck
J. B. Gay
Notice Hearing on Petition for Deed Approval
A hearing is scheduled on petition for approval of deed. The notice lists case details and date 5 15 11W, directing interested parties to appear and present objections or consent. The document references the court or authority handling the matter and the location for the hearing.
Insect diversity estimate before the war in North America
Before the war the U S government estimated there were 69 000 kinds of insects in North America The figure reflects the breadth of entomological diversity recognized by government scientists prior to wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
North
Notice to Creditors for John W Pegg Deceased
Creditors of John W. Pegg deceased must present claims with vouchers to the executors in Allen Oklahoma within four months from April 28 1947 or they will be barred. Dated April 28 1947 Julia A Pegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pegg
Allen
Oklahoma
Julia A. Pegg
Balch on UN power from aviation and waterways
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Emily Greene Balch argues the UN could gain vast influence peacefully through internationalized air travel and waterways, reducing reliance on armed force. She envisions global governance expanding without violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Emily Greene Balch
Unbelievable Giant Clams Kill Humans Near Australia
Reports describe enormous clams with shells near half a ton that allegedly capture and kill people near Australian waters. No confirmed fatalities cited, but warnings issued about handling giant shellfish and avoiding reef areas where they lurk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Notice to Creditors in Nancy Bethune Estate
In the matter of the estate of Nancy Bethune enrolled as Nancy Gibson Chickasaw Indian Roll No 3789 deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Joseph Allen Bethune executor at Fred Andrews attorney First National Bank Building Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date herein or be forever barred Dated May 9 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Belle Sperry
Grant Whipple
Claude V. Thompson
First National Bank
Ada
Oklahoma
Frank Crawford Norris
Frank C
F. C. Norris
J. C. Norris
Nancy Bethune
Nancy Gibson
Joseph Allen Bethune
Fred Andrews
Community visits from Vanoss and Ada residents
Mrs Ida Berger hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Sandy Dacon and their children from Oklahoma City and others from Oklahoma City Ada and Vanoss. Lois Lillian Dyer and Beth Brewington visited Lena and Jean Walker. Mrs Jessie Whisenbunt visited relatives at Lightning Ridge Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Berger
Sandy Dacon
Oklahoma City
Frank McNamara
Sam Wood
Wilson Phillips
Ada
C. A. Berger
Vanoss
Lois
Lillian Dyer
Beth Brewington
Lena
Jean Walker
Jessie Whisenbunt
Lightning Ridge
Weekend visits and family notes in Lonnie Walker area
Ed Walker spoke with Lonnie Walker Sunday. Roberta Glasgow spent the weekend with Carvin and Cummins. Beth Brewington visited Georgia Pitt Monday afternoon. Mattie Miller spent Sunday with Clint Childers. Arter and son called on Darwin Cummins and family. J H Eaves of Purcell spent Sunday with J J Shaw. Nat Hilton and wife visited their daughter at Redden last week. Mary Ragland spent Sunday with daughter Jewell Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Brewington
Georgia Pitt
Arter
Darwin Cummins
Mrs
Nat Hilton
Redden
Mary Ragland
Jewell Hodges
Ancient Sequoias and Tule Cypress Ages Compared
The sequoia trees of California are estimated at 3,000 to 4,000 years old while the Tule Cypress in Mexico is believed to be 4,000 to 6,000 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tule
Mexico
Local Social Notes Highlight Johnson Hodges Gathering
Lucille Johnson hosted Saturday night with Earlene Hodges. Mr and Mrs Guy Northcutt of California visited Wednesday with sister Mrs Mary Rag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnson
Earlene Hodges
Guy Northcutt
California
Mary Ragand
Visitors at the Turner home Sunday
Those calling in the Turner residence Sunday included Earlene Hodges Mrs Clint Childers Sam my Hunt Mrs Earl Hodges Mrs Mary Ragland Mrs M J Brewington and Mrs Lum Abston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Home
Earlene Hodges
Clint Childers
Sammy Hunt
Earl Hodges
Mary Ragland
M. J. Brewington
Lum Abston
U to Jail Any Agitators In Reich Now
Frankfurt dispatch reports Gen Lucius D Clay warning agitators in the U S occupation zone will be jailed if they try to exploit the food crisis. He cautioned of potential strikes but urged avoiding force, and outlined plans to ease shortages with grain shipments dried milk and farm hoard reductions. Increased German opposition to U S policies was noted by American observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. O’regan
Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Communist Party
United States
U. S
Clay
Stieler
Fulda
Ordinances Tighten Water Use and Sewer Charges
City council approved two ordinances to curb water use for large air conditioning systems and to set a sewer service charge for properties outside limits. The air conditioning rate starts now and runs to Oct 16 1947 with meter requirements for large units. The sewer charge, 30 cents per thousand gallons, applies to industrial waste and connected properties, with discontinuation power for nonpayment.
Boy Drowns After After-School Swim in Chandler Park
Donald Beaty an 11 year old Chandler boy drowned in a creek at Chandler city park after three friends failed in rescue attempts. He is the sixth drowning victim in the state this month per highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Okla
Donald Beaty
Donald
Clyde Beaty
Highway Patrol
The Coalgate Man Writes In To News
J K Young of Route 4 paid up for The Ada News. Mrs Barton has moved back to Coalgate with daughter Opal who runs a drive in south of the courthouse. The Ada News office is at Tom's Shoe Shop serving rural routes and town readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnson
Coalgate
Ada News
J. K. Young
J. K
Barton
Ada
Opal
Tom
California Grapes Crushed Each Year For Wine And Brandy
A million tons of grapes in California are crushed annually to produce wine and brandy, reflecting the state's long standing viticulture and alcohol industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Food Safety And Service School Set For Next Week In Ada
About fifty people from 27 dining establishments attended a Tuesday night planning session led by Frank M. Barrett of the state education board and B I Poe of the county health department. They announced a 10 hour training course to run Monday through Friday with three daily time blocks. The program covers food handling sanitation and service methods. Each participating firm will receive a cooperative card for 80 percent attendance and individuals will earn diplomas for 80 percent class completion. The schedule allows all employees to attend. Local firms represented include Argo's Gwins Cliff's Place Hamburger King Pendergraft cafe Mexican Food shop West Main Grill Lopez's cafe Silver Dollar Eldridge cafe Kit Kat Bud Rich Ada Coffee shop Virgie and Bertha's Place Lillian's Pallas Cafe Town Tavern Dee's Lunch Green's Cafe Don's Steak House Aldridge Hotel Coffee Shop Lees Cafe Jim's Quick Lunch Hibbard's Cafe Dixie and Stockman's Recreation Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamet
Frank M. Barrett
State Board of Education Division of Distributive Education
Oklahoma Restaurant Association
B. I. Poe
County Health Department
Ada
Barrett
Argo’s
Gwins
Cliff's Place
Hamburger King
Pendergraft Cafe
West Main Grill
Lopez's Cafe
Silver Dollar
Eldridge Cafe
Kit Kat
Bud Rich
Ada Coffee Shop
Allen Legionnaires Sponsor Ball Game
Allen American Legionnaires sponsored a Sunday baseball game between the high school team and post members with outsiders filling in. The high schoolers won 12 to 11 in a high scoring tight contest. BuddY Yount pitched for the younger players while R C Taylor and Smith pitched for the Legion. Proceeds go to the post building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen American Legionnaires
Buddy Yount
R. C. Taylor and
Smith
The
Legion
Post
Costa Rica Exports Over 150 Tons of Live Turtles in 1945
Costa Rica shipped more than 150 tons of live sea and land turtles during 1945, reflecting a robust export of reptile products. The report outlines bulk consignments and trading partners amid regional wildlife commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Ada gardens bloom as affordable groceries aid families
A strolling Ada reporter notes many residents grow vegetables in backyards from small 20 by 20 feet plots to whole lots. Families like Mrs. W. B. Nunley and veterans in East Central apartments rent plots to cut grocery costs, savoring fresh produce and outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
East Central
With
Hoe
Senate approves 350 million relief fund for war-torn nations
The Senate voted 79 to 4 to approve a 350 million dollar relief program for Europe and Asia with 75 million advance by the reconstruction finance corporation and a compromise path with the House toward a final 275 million or 350 million package. Countries named include Austria Greece Hungary Italy Poland China and Trieste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Europe
Asia
Truman
State Department
House
Marshall
Austria
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Poland
China
Trieste
Turkey
McClellan
D-Ark
Russia
Lodge
R-Mass
United States
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Civilian Naval Reserve unit ready for Ada equipment
The Ada based Civilian Naval Reserve Company 922 Electronics Warfare Unit awaits $150,000 worth of gear including three large transmitters receivers a radar set and telegraphic typewriters for training. Brown Mackin directs with James Griffith as executive officer and five officers on board. Enlistment opens to men aged 17 to 40 and many with prior communication work are already signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Ada
Co. 922
Brown Mackin
James Griffith
Childer Dies At Age Of 74 Today
OKLAHOMA CITY May 13 C C Childers 74 veteran Oklahoma state official died today after a long illness He was state auditor elected in 1922 and retired last January He also served as secretary of state and on the corporation commission He was a Democrat survived by his wife and a daughter Funeral services set for 4 pm Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
C. Childers
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Childers
John C. Walton
A. S. J. Shaw
Coporation Commission
Afton Man Killed in Train Collision Near Vinita
Earl Preston of Afton, 49, was killed when his car collided with a westbound Frisco passenger train two miles east of Vinita. Fog was reported as Preston drove to the state hospital in Vinita about 5 30 a m. The crash happened at a county road grade crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFTON
Vinita
Oklo
Earl Preston
Highway Patrol
Preston
Alumen: Romans Used Sea Salts to Make Aluminum Dye
The fragment notes that the term aluminum derives from alumen a compound formed from sea salts used by Romans for dies and shanaineen.
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Della Bedford
June Fleming
BUSBY
Harrell & Trice
Plaintiff
Alice C. Mac
Farland
Arthur H
MacFarland
Thompson & Braly, Attorneys For Administrator
Mack M. Braly
Margaret L
Greene
Thomas
Grant Summers
Chickasaw
Geo. L. Sneed
Hrorace D. Payne
U. & Probate
Petitioner Durant
Busby, Harrell
Anna Mary
Foster
John W
Pegg
Guy Pegg
Frank C. and
F C. Norris
Busby, Harrel & Trice
Kate Caton
Busby Harrell & Trice
Ed Walker
Lonnie Walker
Roberta Glasgow
Carvin Cummins
Mattie Miller
J. H. Eaves of
Purcell
J. J. Shaw
Philadelphia General Hospital
William Hallowell
Quigley
Hewitt
Carl Haas
Walter Hill
Ray Cunningham
NEA
U. 5
Reich
Food Safety and Service
Allen Legionnaires
By John Clayton
Mississippi Avenue
Beard Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
W. B. Nunley
East Seventh
North Beard
J. H. Kurkendall
Senate Okays
Civilian Naval Reserve Company
Childer
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