Public notice in Pontotoc County estate case
In the Pontotoc County Court two estates and a mortgage action are cited. Heirs and heirs at law of James Grayson and Mary Grayson are to answer a 1943 petition in Ada by Boss Grayson seeking to determine heirs and rights to twenty acres of Pontotoc land. Separate Pontotoc District Court mortgage suit against E R Green and Vera Green seeks foreclosure of a Federal National Mortgage Association loan on a Lot Eight Southside Ada property.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
James Grayson
Liary Grayson
Boss Grayson
The
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Mary Grayson
Grayson
Oklahoma
Ada
District Court
Federal National Mortgage Association
2 Corporation
Plaintiff
E R. Green
E. R. Green
Vera M. Green
Laintiff
Della Bedford
Oleta Ford
Warren B. Rice
Sunday School Attendance Wanes In Oakman Area
Weather kept crowds light for Sunday school in Oakman. Miss Wanda Sueong visited family in Lillard household. Several locals spent time with relatives from Ada Allen and Byng including Cecil Boyd and Kaiser siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Sueong
L. L. Lillard
Evelyn Blankenship
Oma Jean
Geneva Cecil
Timmons
Connerville
Buster Hobbs
Ted Lillard
George Carter
William
L. L. Blankenship
Doris
Viola Blankenship
Ada
Calvin Boyd
Allen
A. M. Cecil
Johnny Boyd
Leon
Pauline Lillard
Bessie A. Coventon
Bonnie
Ardell Clark
Christine
Betty Ruth Millican
Pauline
Geraldine
John
Joe Kaiser
Jackson Homer
Byng
Orel Dryden
James Clark
Harrel Roy Millican
Dale
Gale Cecil
L. C
Bud Blankenship
June Canning Sessions Planned By Farm Women
Colbert farm women meet at Mrs. Edith Balthrop home with Mrs. Lonnie Dorsey presiding. Jessie Morgan discusses home market and canning exhibit. A canning demonstration is planned for June 14 at Mrs. W. L. Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Balthrop
Colbert Farm Women’s Club
Lonnie Dorsey
Jessie Morgan
W. L. Newland
Nora Lee Williamson
Cora Wilson
J . Wall
Gladys Balthrop
Frank Miller
Balthrop
Fitzhugh Farm
Arthur Hart
A. J. Hart
Edgar Heatley
Morgan
Hart
P. L. Burnett
Karl Kranning
Edgar
Butane Systems Ad Offered by Oster's Denison
Farmers and poultry raisers dairymen ranchers and defense workers now eligible to purchase butane systems. Approval is quick with large stock on hand for immediate delivery. See Oster's Butane Denison to place your application at once. Te 5-13-2tw
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Butane
Oster’s
Denison
Local Visits Across Ada Holdenville and Oakman
Conway R E Lillard of Ada visited his son Charley Lillard last Saturday and Sunday. Zelda Nickell of Oakman visited her brother Leon Nickell last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bruce Nickell and daughters Bobbie Joe and Sue visited the latter's parents at Holdenville last Saturday and Sunday. Buy bonds and stamps regularly and keep em flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway R. E. Lillard
Ada
Charley Lillard
Zelda Nickell
Oakman
Leon Nickell
Bruce Nickell
Bobbie Joe
Sue
Holdenville
Weekend Visits Across Ada and Nearby Towns
Ada residents hosted family and friends over the weekend including Marvin Woods and wife visiting the Balls. Glen Wortman on furlough from California with the Navy. Jamar and Stephens families in Sam Newby home. Betty Lou and Jackie Odom with Claudell Ward. Amy Lou Bray with Winona Isaacs. Hughes Wood with E. C. Jamar. Selby Perry and Peggy of Tulsa with O. T. Donner. and others including visits involving Odom Anglin Hewett Willoughby Wortman and Bittles families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Woods
Ada
W. A. Ballard
Glen Wortman
California
U. S. Navy
C. O. Wortman
E. C. Jamar
Clarence Stephens
Shawnee
Sam Newby
Betty Lou
Jackie Odom
Claude
Atchison
Rube Peterson
Claud Hewett
Laxton
Ambers Bittles
Sam Bittles
MacGregory
Asher
San Newby
Russell Willoughby
Marion Willoughby
Pauline Wortman
Shirley Jean
Texas
Tulsa Chamber Blames Dam Operators for Floods
The Tulsa Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution urging Oklahoma members of Congress to investigate Grand River dam operations. It claims officials raised the power pool from 735 to 745 feet, reducing flood control space from 25 to 5 feet and citing record crests on the Arkansas River at Muskogee and Fort Smith.
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Tulsa
Grand River
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Congress
Arkansas River
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Arm Of Coincidence In the Women's Army WAACs At Fort Oglethorpe
Marie Cambridge of Woodside New York and Winifred Anderson of Halidon New Jersey enlisted together and reported to the Third Training Center. They shared barracks and company assignments and later both served in the chaplains office after initial postings in other roles.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Cambridge
Anderson
Chaplains’ Office
Cats stranded by fluttering marquee birds at Goodyear
Fluttering bird decorations on a theater marquee in Crazy Cats Goodyear Corn caused numerous cats to become stranded inside. Management covered the cats with black cloth to conceal them while awaiting removal.
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Goodyear
Mountain goats push young over cliffs to teach landings
Mountain goat parents push offspring from cliffs to teach safe landings. Researchers note this behavior as part of instinctive survival training observed in high altitude habitats.
Allison Topping Sails to Guatemala Mission with Renaldo Contact
Allison Topping, a society girl, travels to Guatemala to manage her father's chicle plantation. Barry Fielding, a mining engineer, battles risk and resentment as they share a tense voyage. He warns, she vanishes into intrigue, then returns with a plan and a renewed spark between them.
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Allison Topping
Guatemala
Barry Fielding
Allison
Barry
Puerto Barrios
Miss Topping
Bay of Puerto Barrios
Renaldo
Allah
Tnife
Karry
Ilisen
Remalde
Guate
Renaldo Armado
States
Fielding
New York
Alvarado
Dark Jungle Heiress Plans Guatemalan Chicle Plantation
Allison Topping and Barry Fielding travel to Guatemala as Renaldo Armado guides them toward a chicle plantation. Tensions rise over danger, local tribes, and hidden cinnabar mines with possible access through a Quiche region guarded by oath and peril.
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Arry
My Comepany
Renaldo
Spain
Barry
Matthews
Hall
Quiche
Allison
Sut-Up
Senorita
Miss Nabors weds Charles Rhoades in Ada ceremony
Miss Warnette Nabors and Charles David Rhoades married at a home ceremony Saturday May 19 officiated by Reverend Milo Arbuckle. Attendants were Miss Joyce Haley and J C Nabors. The couple will reside in Ada where the groom works for News Publishing Company.
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Miss Nabors
Charles Rhoades
Lee Nabors
South Ash
Miss Warnette
Charles David Rhoades
G. R. Sharp
Okmulgee
Milo Arbuckle
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Ada
May Not Be One Supreme Allied Commander
Washington dispatch discusses Allied invasion planning with no single supreme commander. It cites possible multi pronged operations under generals Sir Harold Alexander Dwight D Eisenhower and George C Marshall. It notes strategic options across the Balkans Italy the English Channel and Norway and suggests overall control by a joint staff headed by the president and the prime minister. A note adds a human body fact about daily manganese intake.
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Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Churchill
Harold R. L. G. Alexander
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Alexander
Eisenhower
Eisenhower II
Balkans
Italy
English Channel
Norway
Balkan
Channel
Dunkerque
Burma
Rookie Pitcher Draws Attention
Philadelphia May 19 Jesse Flores the Mexican rookie pitcher for the Athletics has five straight wins sharing headlines with Roger Wolff. Flores often saves or shares late games with Wolff and has a 3 to 1 win in a recent Washington game. Wolff waits in relief as the two form a Damon Pythias dynamic for Connie Mack.
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Ted Meier
Philadelphia
Jesse Flores
Athletics
Roger Wolff
Damon Pythias
Flores
Los Angeles
Wolff
Cleveland
Jesse
Washington
Te Lad
Yankees
Russ Christopher
Detroit
Mackmen
Boston
St. Louis
Connie Mack
Lyons Knocks Out Hudson In Fourth
In Oklahoma City at the Coliseum Jack Lyons won by a fourth round knockout over Blue Hudson after a left to the body. Lyons, 161 pounds, had been state Golden Gloves champion in 1942 and is two pounds heavier than Hudson.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Lyons
Blue Hudson
Ardmore
Lyons
Hudson
Golden Glover
Tabby Romero
Phoenix
Ariz
Buddy Dyer
Dallas
Tex
Dog Puts the Bite On Tomato Worms
In Denver Peppy the dog hunts tomato worms in the Artese garden each morning, helping Mr. and Mrs. Joe Artese protect their tomatoes. The note describes the worm as four inches long with tough skin and sharp jaws.
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Denver
Peppy
Victory Garden
Joe Artese
Artese
Artese Garden
Mrs. Artese
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Classified Ads
In the Ada News Classifieds a notice highlights higher yields for investments tied to vested amounts. The ad promotes improved terms and clearer guidance on securing these enhanced returns for readers considering financial moves.
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Ada News
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J. W. Dean
Atty
Bohanon and Adams
Ramsey Tower
Attys
Galey
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Army
John C. Fleming
Lois Eby
Chapter
Caribbean
Hooker
NEA Service, Inc
AZA Service, Inc
Maurice Hirsch
Richmond
Cal
William Ashe
Gettysburg
Glassboro
N. J
Edward Johnson
First National Bank
Oklahoma State Bank
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