Legal Notice in Ada Property Case In Pontotoc County
Plaintiffs filed a petition May 1 1951 in Pontotoc County District Court Ada Oklahoma seeking quiet title and possession of property described as Block 15 Original Townsite Ada. Defendants named include Sered Conlin Sadie Brifod Ar Slagle Ira Slagle and others. Final judgment requested declaring plaintiffs owner in fee simple and barring any adverse claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Sered
Meba Conlin
Sadie
Slagle
A.A. Slagle
Ira
Pontotoc County
Benietes County
State of
Vo-Wits
Notice of Quiet Title and Oil Lease Bid in Center Town Supreme
Notice states a quiet title action in Benietes County Oklahoma and an oil and gas lease sale in Center Town with bids to be opened at 2:00 pm on June 2, 1981. It names plaintiffs in a foreclosure style action seeking ownership of Lots 6 7 8 Block 20 Original Townsite Allen, plus a public sale notice for a school district oil lease in Pontdor County Oklahoma Center Town.
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Ailen
Oklahoma
Pontdor County
Abe Hi
Achool
Center
Repo
Nointotoc County
Oxl
Ahoma
M E Drummond Completes Degree and Activities
Mansford Elmer Drummond Jr graduates with a BS in education majoring in math and double minors in chemistry and general science. He joined East Central in 1948, acted in theater, band, and trombone quartet, attended Oklahoma University briefly, and plans graduate study at OU. He is married to Jean Faust of Ada, with a seven month old son Larry, and has worked at Sith Funeral Home.
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Mansford
Elmer Drummond, Jr
Drummond
East Central
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Uni
Jean Faust
Ada
Larry
Sith Funeral Home
Ardmere High School
American Legion
Ardmore
Boys State
House of Representatives
National Ymca
Iowa
M's
Cheryl ‘Ammond
M. EB. Drummond
Konawa VBS Set May 26 June 8
Konawa First Baptist church announces VBS led by Rev. L. J. Gray with Mrs. Johnston as principal and department heads including Mrs. Jewell Edwards junior and Mrs. Lawrence Robinson primary. General secretary Mrs. Orena Stewart, pianist Miss Virginia Barker, organist Miss Earlene Watts. Enrollment at 8:30 am with parade downtown. Classes May 28 to June 6 daily 8:30 am to 1 pm.
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Konawa
First Baptist Church
VBS
L. J. Gray
Johnston
Jewell Edwards
Lt. Gray
Lawrence Robinson
Anice Bowles
Orena Stewart
Virginia Barker
Earlene
Holiday Returns From W O W Meet At Kansas-Oklahoma Meet
T L Holiday returns from the Kansas Oklahoma Woodmen of the World convention held in Oulenome City. He was elected delegate from the local camp to represent this district for two years. The group pledges aid for U S flags and compasses to Boy Scout leaders and asks groups to contact Mc Holiday for flags or compasses. They also seek information on any unmarked graves to place markers. JD Boren elected sovereign national head camp delegate for two years.
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T. L. Holiday
Kansas-Oklahoma
Oulenome City
Woodmen of
U. 8. Ags
Mc. Holiday
East Sixteenth
Woodmen
Holiday
JD. Boren
Sovereign
Oklahoma Voices Boost Local Industry Growth
Citizens in Guymon Alva Miami Claremore and Bristow tout new or expanding industries with capitalizations from 108000 to 350000 as they bid to attract investment. J L McCann Tulsa and Dr Fred Woodson weigh tax policy and humane animal care while Major General Borum and Lt Col Eldridge commend Oklahoma institutions for emergency response and ROTC training.
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Ada
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Raymond H. Fields
Guymon
Guymon Industries, Inc
Alva
Alva Industries, Inc
Miami
Claremore
Bristow
Voice OF the People
J. L. McCann
Oklahoma City
Texas
Fred E. Woodson
Tulsa
Carney
Borum
Highway Patrol
Air Force
Ralph
Eldridge
San Antonio
Oklahoma Military Academy
Aid for Farmers Stricken By Flood
Flood-stricken farmers in 19 western Oklahoma counties are declared eligible for federal disaster production and replacement loans. Rep. Victor Wickarsham said farm loans from the Farm Home Administration will cover replanting washed-out crops and repairing flood damage. Eligible counties include Dewey, Roger Mills, Beckham, Washita, Greer, Kiowa, Harmon, Jackson, Tillman, Blaine, Canadian, Caddo, Comanche, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson, Cotton, and McClain.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Victor Wickarsham Doisla
Farm Home Administration
Dewey
Roger Millis
Beckham
Greer
Kiowa
Harmon
Jackson
Tiltman
Blaine
Canadian
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Cotton
Three Added to Toll on Highways
Three more people died in Oklahoma highway accidents raising the year’s toll. Jackie V. Edens, 17, of Strang Mayes county, was struck by a car near Salina Oxla and died Wednesday. The highway patrol said he was walking along the highway when the crash happened. Oklahoma’s highway fatalities reached 167 for the year, compared with 172 at the same point last year. Two others perished in separate crashes. W C Townsend, 80, of Lawton, was killed when struck by a pickup while walking in downtown Lawton. Dana Eugene Banta, 15, of Oklahoma City, died from injuries suffered Monday when his motorcycle collided with a truck at an intersection in Oklahoma City.
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Associated
Jackie V. Edens
Strang
Mayes County
Salina
Oxla
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
W. C. Townsend
Lawton
Dana Eugene Banta
Oklahoma City
Stratford Boy Faces Hair Loss After Scalp Infection
Garry Cole of Stratford, son of Mr and Mrs W R Cole, developed a scalp infection that rapidly worsened from a heat like condition to a benign misunderstood ailment and then to a severe fungal case. He has been discharged from hospital but may suffer permanent hair root damage, needing sympathy from playmates and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Garry Cole
W. R. Cole
Oklahoma City
Garry
Ada Junior Highschool Awards Assembly Honors Students
Ada Junior Highschool held its annual awards assembly Thursday morning recognizing scholastic, citizenship, fine arts and athletic achievement. Ramona Sloan led the processional, with welcome by Rey Brotherton and a saxophone solo by Harriette Bolles.
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Ada Junior Highschool
Ada
Dana
Ramona Sloan
Tom Yarzo
Wes
Rey Brotherton
Harriette Boites
Edwinna Hunter
Francis King
Jseroia Ramp
Citizinegip
Vaughn
Qhunbhhp
Homer Bett Rey Blake
Marie Butler
Dianne Dillon
Barbara Bott
Peggy Gant
Sarareth Gullatt
Rosa Hicks
Leslie Howard
Tony Keithley
Frances King
Darlene Lancrith
James Leonard
Gon Monow
Jann Pegram
Bob Peery
Barbara Pruett
Anne Roothouse
Julie Ann Shields
Ann Stegall
Gene Stephenson
Janne Ae Tyres
Joyce Vaughn
Custord Willams
Treva June Williams
Carolyn Williamson
Carolyn Zoeler
Presbyterians Hold Assembly In Cincinnati Message
Dr. Hugh Ivan Evans retiring moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States urged the 163rd general assembly to restore character in civic life. He warned against lowering moral standards and called for work on racial and national tensions, urging constant effort to address the era’s social evils.
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Cincinnati
Hugh Ivan Evans
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Evans
Fition
Dayton
Kefauver Committee
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Burglar Strikes Melton Store at Gaar Comer
Melton's renewal merchandise store at Gaar Comer was burglarized Tuesday night for the second time in three months. Entry was gained by breaking the front door using a class cutter. About pennies were missing from the cash register. investigator officers were still reviewing the scene Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Gaar Comer
Burmars Ip
Dile Melton
The
Stars
Jeff
Six Konawa FFA members receive honors
Six Konawa FFA members were honored for outstanding work in agricultural education. Morrison Little received a $100 scholarship to A and M College. Kenneth Phillips and Bobby Dawson were top contest winners earning medals. Little won the Farm Safety award. Karl Raper earned a dairy farming medal. Burnus Fisher won the chapter star farmer and soil and water management medals. Paul Fallis received the Herff Jones award for excellence in vocational agriculture. Little leads in farm safety. Fallis is a junior with over $4,000 invested and serves as chapter president for two terms.
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Xonawa
Konawa
Future Farmers of America
Re W. Ennis
FFA
Konawa High School
Morrison Little
A. A. Miler
FFA Foundation
Kenneth Phillips
Jack
Konawa SC
Bobby Dosnson
H. G. Sharp
Little
Karl Raper
Clarence Raper
Marl
Jersey
Burnus Fisher
O. G. Fisher
Burnus
Fisher
Paul Fallis
J. B. Fallis
Herff Jones
Woration
Ennis
Paul
Falls
Barbs by Hal Cochran on the modern girl and fashion ethics
The column jokes about the modern girl facing social pressure and fashion trends. It critiques trends as hurdles to stay ahead, using sharp humor and contemporary slang of the era. The piece blends cultural observation with light satire.
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Hal Cochran
Chee Oe
Tank Task and Retreat Line Breaks in 125-Mile Front
Tactical convoyes in AU North held back by guard units as Allied task forces press to prevent Red forces from escaping along a 125 mile front. Chinese and North Korean units surprised near Chanchon, suffering heavy losses as American troops push toward the north while helicopters provide aid and extraction during the season’s fighting.
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Gward
Ada
Ciunchon
Hubby
Almond
Stratford Area Social Notes Hit by Frequent Visits
Stratford residents and relatives are listed visiting family across Oklahoma and beyond. Attendees include Mr J P Hanler and Mrs BEL Hanney in Lindsay, families in Jackson Purcell Ada and Pauls Valley, with trips to Oklahoma City, Sulphur and Wichita. Invitations show Doris Palizzi and Frank Forrest wedding planned for June 5 at Holy Trinity Chapel West Point New York.
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Doris Grace Palizzi
Merleboro
Frank Reee Forrest
Holy Trinity Chapel
West Point
N. Y
Konawa Kiwanis Ladies Night Set May 25
Konawa Kiwanis hosts Ladies Night Friday May 25 at 7 30 p m in the First Methodist church dining room Jack Streetman president announces headlining act DNE Winters Lopaz Bali via will headline the program D W Winters has studied farming practices in several parts of the United States and Latin America and is listed in the organization and fan of agricultural research in Bolivia
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Konawa
Konawa Sons Club
Jack Streetman
Dne
Wintes Lopaz
Balivia
First Methodist Church
United States
Latin America
Bolivia
Ada Junior High Names Ninth Grade Class To Ada High Fall
Ada junior high lists the ninth grade class progressing or moving to Ada High next fall. The roster includes Abston Wanda Laine, Acker Bernard, Acker Charlies, Baker Ronald and many others, with several students noted as possibly attending summer school to complete requirements.
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Ada Junior High
Ada High
Ada Junior High School
Abston
Wanda Laine
Acker
Bernard
Charlies
Baker
Ronald
Bailey
Betty Ceralyn
Barnes
Bornby
Jane
Barrett
Bill Frank
Bartlett
Don F
Bickham
Jacquelyn
Black
Billy Ray
Blake
Roy Gene
Blevins
Patsy
Boiles
Harriette
Braly
Mary la Dean
Dillon
Kathryn Diane
Edwards
Thomas B
Eoff
Barbara Lea
Fain
Glenn Wayne
Farmer
Paulette M
Fentem
Nancy Jane
Fidler
Johnny Glen
Fleet
Bill
Floyd
Mergie Elaine
Shirley A
Foster
Donald
Red Cross executive secretary completes training week
Harriette V. Schroeder executive secretary of the Red Cross returns from St Louis where she attended a week long training for executive secretaries. Eleven secretaries from eight states studied home service disaster nursing water safety volunteer services blood program junior Red Cross and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette V. Schroeder
The
Red Cross
St.Louis
Colorado
Iowa
Michigan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Ada
Hugh Biles
Ees
Messages to Overseas Servicemen via Allen's Ham Station
Civilians operate a wartime mail boost via Harral Allen of Ada Oklahoma who handles army messages through a West Coast armed forces traffic net. Messages up to twenty words travel to GIs in Germany Japan Korea or Pacific islands boosting morale while a soon to be erected 45th Division transmitter will extend reach. Allen records full names unit and APO numbers, usually at noon.
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45Th Division
Oklahoma
4Th Division
Thunderbird
Japan
Armed Services
45Th
Allen
Germany
Korea
Pacific
Oklahoma to vote on four referendum issues
Oklahoma voters will decide next year on at least four constitutional amendments referred by the legislature. The issues include a 125 million dollar veterans bonus, lowering the voting age to 18, allowing women to serve on juries, and adopting constitutional amendments by articles rather than multiple amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Murray
J. Fox
City License Fees Deadline Near Urged by Officials
City officials warn licenses including food handler restaurant and dairy plant must be cleared through county sanitarian Milla Garrison before city issuance. Affected licenses include meats plumbers electricians beer licenses and others listed in the proceeding paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla Garrison
County Sanitarian
Oklahoma doctors elect Sugg as president-elect at state meeting
Dr L Chester McHenry of Oklahoma City installed as president. Sugg of Ada named president-elect for 1952. Over 700 delegates attend Tulsa convention where new surgical techniques and devices are showcased. Dr Dragstedt describes vagus nerve operation. jet injector tools highlight advances. Also notes on ozone odorizer lamp and Orient textile production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
L. Chester McHenry
Oklahoma City
State Medical Association
McHenry
Ralph McGill
Alfred R. Sugg
Ada
Lester R. Dragstedt
Chicago
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Adam Studio
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Paula Valley
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Purcel
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Pauls Valley
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J. W. Mann and Son
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Tishomingo
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Vires Teague
Mrs
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O Dahoma City
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C. W. Martin
Fred Barker
Rolf
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Gaar Corner
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Donna
Panama City, Florida
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Iis
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Henryetta
Sam Samples
van Buren, Mo
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Washington, D. C
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California
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M. M. Burnett
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Bleckwell
Marie Clark
Wichita
Kas
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J. F. Shepard
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Clifford Giddens
Pau's Valley
Sunny
Roy Watts
Norma Jean Patterson
Parsons
Kat
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Hunt of
Watts
Kioru Ogurd
Hiroshima
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Lake Texoma
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Pauli Valley
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Clyde Haskys
C. L. Welch
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Pauls ‘Valley. Ee
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Kidd
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Leonard
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Loman
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Clyde Cleveland
Low
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Willis
Lundgaard
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Macias
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Massey
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Herman Dale
Meaders
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Moore
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Turley
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Tyree
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Watters
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Clifford
Willliams
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Wood
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Jackie L
Yarbro
Tom
Young
Mac
Zoeller
Carolyn Sye
Heven
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Medic Association
Orient
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