Notice of Probate and Division of Real Estate in Pontotoc
Legal notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma court listing Ottis Bottoms and numerous heirs of J. K. Bottoms and Fannie Lee Bottoms as defendants. The district court seeks to determine heirs and distribute land described as southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter in a specific section. The petition requests partition, adjudication of shares, payment of taxes, and attorney fees with judgments for the heirs to receive title to their portion. Court clerk Della Redford, deputy June Fueming, and Thompson & Fraly as counsel.
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STATA
Ahoma Tootis
ELDON
ALVA
Kenny A
Gladys Brannon
MHS
S.A. Botoms
Geatie MA
HEKRY
Lloyd
Webb
K. Barone
Drerasnd
Fannie
Secearet
Bam Botton
Renpec
J. K. Bottoms
Fannie Lee Bettome
Sam Bottom
Temwil
Southwess
Southeuwr
Oklahoma
C. R. Bottoms
Oxlanania
Wwe
B. Bottoms
Panama
Salta Krendy
Doraste
Mary Ghsil
Cassie Dottoms
aAlvo Bathare Serransene
Heory A. Battomn
Gladys Battoms
Gladys Alexander
Gladys Brannon Aymmair Roma Wawenmenne
Rosie Mota
BOOMA
Eveenvenn
Mra
A Twas Nner
Gertie Mae Rouge
Imogene Bethe
Aotionn
Wien
Della Redford
June Fueming
SEALY
Thompson & Fraly
Aus
Tor
Zion blue laws spark split among residents
Zion Wyoming seeks return of blue laws after 48 years, with some residents backing restrictions on Sunday movies and recreation while others favor repeal. Nearby Kingfisher Oklahoma notes ongoing enforcement in local communities as regional recall of prior church influence lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Return of Zion
Zion
Penton
Chigaga
Cabele Shuren
Legal Notices From Ontotoc County Oklahoma Governing Board
Public welfare of the city requires additions and appropriations for current expenses. Exhibits request cancellation of unencumbered balances and authorization of revenues and levies. City of Ada May 1000, with Exhibit A and Exhibit BR detailing appropriation and additions for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannranle Zxcine
Puntotec County
Oklahoma
City of Ade
Walé
Ade
Lark
CP Ada
Lie Says Talks With Stalin Not Dissatisfied
Trygve Lie reports he is not dissatisfied with talks with Stalin and other Soviet leaders. He cautions final judgment may come in two to three months. The UN secretary-general, on a Washington Paris London Moscow mission, says discussions covered general world situation, UN China representation, cold war, and periodic Security Council meetings.
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Moscow
Trygve Lie
Stalin
Lie
United Nations
Washington
Paris
London
V. M. Volotov
A. Y. Vishinsky
Security Council
Eet SD
Rail strike ends as firemen ordered back to work
Chicago May 16. The nation’s worst railroad strike in four years was settled today and striking firemen on five major systems were ordered back to work immediately. Carriers claimed victory on the issue of not hiring a second fireman on diesel locomotives as unions altered demands and agreed to arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warrout
Brotherhood of Locomotive
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Union Pacific Railroad
Konawa pool to open June 1 as repairs proceed
Konawa's pool will open June 1 per summer recreation director Marvin Ross. Painting, lighting and cleanup are underway. Skating rink repairs are in progress. Konawa high school seniors schedule baccalaureate and commencement in the school auditorium with a Pomp and Circumstance procession. Dr. John W. Morris, associate professor of geography at the University of Oklahoma, will give the commencement address. Diploma presentations by Clarence Raper, president of the school board.
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Konawa
Marvin Ross
Konawa High School
Sundey
P. m
Pot Khoury
Bonnie Low Walton
Helen Lee Douthit
J. A Davis
John W. Morris
University of Oklahoma
Clarence Raper
Goodland Indian Alumni Meeting Set at Campus
Goodland Indian Alumni Association plans a meeting at the campus at 3 p.m. on May 26. Blanche Williams urges former students and 1950 graduates to attend and notify secretary Elnora W. Crain. A fall centennial celebration is planned, with the association taking an active role in the program.
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Dusiwill
Sen- Goodland Alur
Wil
Jp. m
Audenty J
Blanche
Williams
Sec
Elnora W. Crain
Jefferson
Goodland Indian School
Utah Driver Fined for Driving Offense
A Utah driver was charged with speeding and related offenses. The suspect paid the fine after court proceedings and was released.
State Bond Drive Opens at Blackwell Oklahoma
Oklahoma kicks off a 900000 bond sale in Blackwell with a parade Indians bands and high school drill team. Thirteen B 25 planes will fly overhead while Judge Jon Eret of the state criminal court of appeals lands a helicopter to deliver the principal address representing Gov Roy Turner. A replica Liberty Bell from Independence Hall arrives to be displayed before the drive closes July 4 with location planned in subsequent cities.
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Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Oxlshama
S.C. Bray
Jona Eret
State Crminal Court of Appeals
Blackwell's
Roy Turner
Independence Hall
Priiad Fa
Beth
Ox- Userema City
Campacgé
Feed and Fellowship Draw Ada Chamber Visitors
Ada residents gather for a Fitzhugh hosted feed with Ada Chamber of Commerce members attending. Over 460 attendees enjoyed entertainment including Mrs. Casper Duffer's rhythm band, a youth dairy program salute, a Central Area quartet, and a juggling act by George Royal. Event presided by Fletcher Watson with Keith Marshall assisting as the Ada C of C secretary.
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Fitzhugh
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ada
Adans
Casper Duffer
Morgan
Jess DeShato
C. of C
East Central Collect
Sam
Need More Funds Now For D C Memorial Building
East Central College reports the Student Memorial Building of over 300000 dollars needs additional funds. Pledges exceeding 50000 dollars remain unpaid, and some donors have not yet been contacted. The board approves liquidation bonds while urging uncollected gifts be paid soon to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Board of Regents For
Oklahoma
Police raid nets three slot machines at VFW building
City police confiscated three nickel operated slot machines at the VFW building on East Tenth Tuesday afternoon. A charge of gambling device possession was filed against a VFW representative, who pled guilty in city court and paid a $20 fine. The machines held a full jackpot and all coins were seized totaling 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
East Tenth
Cecil Smith
Soany
Smith
City
Ada
Mother Rescues 20 Month Boy From 16 Foot Well
In McAlester Oklahoma on May 17 a 20 month old boy fell into a 16 foot well at his home. His mother Mrs Henry Waller pulled him out with a rake and neighbors rushed him to town for medical care. The child was unconscious but revived and rested well at the hospital after artificial respiration.
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Mcalester
Okla
Walarence Waller
Fanm
Henry Waller
Man Loses Arm After Two Car Crash in Sallisaw
SALLISAW Okla Mev 17 192? A 22 year old resident of Sallisaw named Johanie Major Bird suffered the loss of an arm in a two car collision on a local road. Bird’s left elbow extended out the front as his vehicle’s wheels locked and careened into a second car driven by Idn W Waite Sr of Te Bird’s car rammed through the windshield of the White car. Passenger Wayce Yancy 32 escaped unharmed. The crash remains under investigation.
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Sallisaw
Oklo
Queen Mother Fights Back in Egyptian Royal Turmoil
In San Francisco on May 17, Queen Nazli accuses King Farouk's circle of court intrigue that forced Princess Fathia to lose title and wealth. Fathia, 19, vows to remarry civilly to Cairo commoner Riad Gnali, described as fortune seekers by Cairo court circles. Her uncle Prince Muhammad Ali chairs the royal council and seeks the throne, while Riad faces pressure and offers of ambassadorship to persuade him to leave.
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San Francisco
Nazli
Frank
Fathia
Riad Gnali
Riad
Cairo
Muhammed Ali
Egypt
Riad J
J J
Washington
Muhammed Kamit Abdul Ranim
Second Kidnap Conviction for Donald Flowers in Kay County
Newkirk Oklahoma May 1747 Donald Flowers 38 of Bucknel was convicted a second time for kidnapping Kay Counts farmer Donald Dorf. A district court jury fixed a 20 year sentence in the state pen. He previously drew 25 years at the first trial later remanded by the criminal appeals court. Flowers also faces a burglary trial for allegedly taking 475 dollars from Ponca City Western Union. He remained in Kay county jail awaiting trial and the state contends Peters forced Dorf into gas station tar.
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Newkirk
Oklo
Donald Flowers
Bucknel
Kay
Donald Dorf
Flowers
Criminal Court of Appeals
Ponca City
Mrs. Bradford resigns as Ada Camp Fire director
Ada Camp Fire Girls Council announces executive director Mrs. Mary Jane Bradford will resign effective June 8. Mrs. Bradford plans summer study at Oklahoma University and then join Waiters High School faculty, while Mary Joe Keatley serves as temporary director. The council notes three years of growth in membership and activities.
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Ada Camp Fire Girls’ Council
Ada Community Chest
Mary Jane Bradford
Bradford
Mary Joe Keatley
Camp Adaka
Ada
Oklahoma University
Waiters High School
Waiters
Mrs Bat Roach Ada resident dies at home at 85
Mrs Josephine Roach widow of Bat Roach died Wednesday morning at her daughter’s Ada home. She was 85 and had been ill since 1943 after a stroke and a second stroke Tuesday. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Smith Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery. Surviving are daughters Mrs Kamp Ada Mrs T W Smith Seattle Mrs Carrie Mae Roach Washington DC Mrs S W Brown Washington DC. sons J Emmett Roach William Patrick Roach Ada Coon Roach Port Townsend Wash.. eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. niece Mattie Daniels was present.
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Josephine Roach
Bat Roach
H. L. Kamp
South Cherry
Ada
Iam Smith
Rosedale Cemetery
Winn Parish
Roach
Meridian
Miss
Ivanhoe
Ohio
Ade
Kamp
T. W
Clarime) Smith
Seattie
Wash
Carrie Mae Roach
Washington, B. C
S. W
Brookiec) Brown
Washington, D. C
J& Emmett Roach
William Patrick Roach
Coon Roach
Port Townsend
Statue Theft Pushes Costa Rica Toward Siege State
Panama dispatch reports Costa Rica nears a siege as a $1 million statue of Our Lady of Los Angeles was stolen from Cartago Basilica. The watchman was killed, alms funds and jewels vanished. a nationwide manhunt and 4 million colones in rewards follow. Frontiers tightened, travel restricted, and three days of mourning declared. Foreigners face suspicion and searches, even clergy are scrutinized.
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Panama
UPI
Costa Rica
San Jose Repor
Our Lady of Los Angeles
Cartago
San Doze
Conta Rica
San Jose J
Grady County Plants 31,100 Trees for Commence and Conservation
In Chickasha a project plants 31,100 trees as part of Grady county effort for commerce and preservation. Details indicate fostered community action and long term environmental aims, aligning with conservation goals and local development plans.
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Chickasha
Grady County
Western Part Of State Has Some Twisters
Several small tornadoes swept western Oklahoma last night with no casualties and minor damage. A twister west of Andone near the South Canadian river struck farms near Putnam and Chester McGettrick, injuring none but elderly Warren Elder with minor bruises. Another twister north-east of Taloga and Leedy caused no reported damage. Rain, hail, and storms covered the area. The USDA notes last weeks rains benefited wheat and barley but damaged some young cotton in south central and east central Oklahoma. replanting will begin after grounds dry.
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Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Charles Dawson
Lloyd Matthews
Inado
Dewey County
Andone
Putnam
Chester Lee McGet
Amush
Warren Elder Farm
Elder
Taloga
Leedy
Arca
U. S Department of Agriculture
Series of Plays At College Tonight Evening Performances
A trio of one act plays will be shown at 8 p m in the college auditorium. Admission is free and all are invited. Miss Dorothy Summers directs with a cast from advanced dramatics and statecraft classes. The lineup includes Where the Crass Ts Made a satire Food Afraid of the Dare set in a penitentiary death row with three condemned men. Keith Odom presides as priest and Howerd Starks as guard.
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Clesg
Bob York
Gene Collier
Howard Starks
Bovee Pennington
Jo Anne Abshier
Jackie Gahem
Mary Simpson
Jarlens Morey
Blue Blxckwell
Bobbe Dve
Ethel Holbied
Thurnace York
Loretta Rhodes
VEW Auxiliary Meeting Thursday at East Tenth VEW Building
A news note states the VFW and VEW Auxiliary will meet Thursday at the VEW building on East Tenth. An agenda includes a movie and a social program with plans for an evening of entertainment and refreshments.
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VEW
VFW
Ted Thurediy
East Tenth
Luisian Eri
Tior
Long Appeals To Voters On Qualifications For District Judge
W G Long announces candidacy for District Judge of Pontotoc County. Known as Judge Long he touts legal and judicial experience four years as county attorney and twelve years as district judge in Oklahoma. He cites a court fund law, cattle theft suppression, and a crime reduction record from Wise County Virginia to Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
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W. G Long
Pontatac County
Long
Judge Long
Wise County
Virginia
William and Mary College
Washington-Lee
Oklahoma
District Judges Conference
Pantotoc County
Pontotoc County
Judge Long Advocates Humane Rights in District Court
The veteran jurist expresses sympathy for human distress and rights while urging court guidance for a prosperous region. He cites a Purcell bank collapse case where a moratorium and liquidations protected all, notes the district judgeship as central to civic life, and backs leniency with youthful first offenders to reform lives and ease public welfare costs.
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Long
Bank Nilure
Purcell
United States
Radota
Damage Suit Filed in Pontotoc District Court
A damage suit for 6200 was filed Wednesday in Pontotoc district court by George Alles. The case names PA Allen and Tri-State Casualty Insurance Co as defendants. Allen alleges that on August 22, 1949 he helped set a truck driven by Henry Allen near Ads Turkey Creek. gasoline ignited after Henry Allen stepped on the starter, causing third degree burns to Alles’s left arm, shoulder, side and chest. He seeks 460 for medical expenses, 400 for temporary wage loss, 2000 for pain and 5000 for loss of turning bower.
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Pontatoc District Court
George Alles
PA. Allen
Tri-State Casualty Insurance Co
Allen
Henry Allen
Turkey Creek
Ads
George Allen
Prairie Springs Graduation Set
Prairie Springs school announces commencement exercises for May 16 at 3 15 pm Neather M Burris is satutator Ian and Sebena C Bu will issue the valedictory.
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Prairie Springs School
Neather M. Burris
Ian
Sebena C. Bu
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Pontatoc County
Oklahosia C. RB
Bottoms
Piatti
Robert Boltamy
Detenganta
Ntatoc
Oklaloma
A. W. Gregg
Roza EB Greer
Sow
Gregg
Tom
McKzown
Tsral McArthur & Orton
Atte
Eee Court OF
Pontorounty
State OF Oklahoma
Kingfisher, Oxle
Ipi—A, F Williams, Dov Momaned
Oprerdent
Erkragteher County Schoolaastert
Cance Ianegane
OTT OF
Apa
Ontotoc County
Oklanoma Certificate OF Govfening Board
Ager
Jobs
Konawa News
Goodland Indian
Utah
D. C. Memorial Building
Blamet
Fathia Delles
Will
Wolters
Prairie Springs
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