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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1973

Page

3

Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma: Heirs Named

Public notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma states that Selah Coffey, as plaintiff, sues the heirs of Emil Coffey and Erik Catey, with the Oklahoma Tax Commission involved. The suit seeks to quiet title to surface and surface rights in a six acre tract in Section 27, Township North, Range East, Ada, Oklahoma. Proceedings demand answer by December 11, 1973, and include guardianship and other related actions across multiple estates, with hearings set in Ada.

State OF Oklahoma T Tre Emil Coffey Selah Coffey Pontats¢ County Emil Caffey Cort Stewart Fontotot County Kelly Dysart Charles DB Maythe P.O Ada Platottt

Notice to Creditors in Estates of Fathree Deceased

In The District Court Within And For In The Matter of the Estates of L. W. Fathree and Buford B. Fathree deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Tratrix Vielatys at Bob E. Bennett law office Ada Oklahoma within two months from first publication or barred. Dated October 21, 1974. Attorney for Administratrix.

Lamoraty A Lasmoral A. Hunter P. Hunter North Broadway Ada Oklahoma Lamorah Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma L. W. Fathree Buford B. Fathree L. W. Fatree Bob E. Bennett St. American Bilie Jean Floyd Zob E. Bennett American Bulging P.O Atorney Adrainistratrix Vielatys Pontetee County Howard Cope Carloss Wadlington Mattie Cope

Oklahoma estates and creditor notices in Pontotoc district

Notices in Pontotoc County District Court reveal claims against the estates of William Leonard Horbury and Edgar Cox Hunter. Administrators with will annexed seek final accounts, heir determinations, and distributions with hearings set for December 21, 1973, and November 27, 1973, in Ada and via local courtrooms. Public notices urge creditors and interested parties to present claims within two months of publication.

State of Oklahoma Pantotoc County Said County William Leonard Horbury North Robinson Oklahoma City Oklahoma Ske Pontotoc County Edgar Cox Hunter Gecessea

Notice of Hearing Return Of Sale In Estate Case

Rain Ketber executrix of Analisa Johnson deceased seeks confirmation of a sale under will to Kenneth Maxwell and Charlotte Maxwell for 28000 cash, property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma described as N 1/2 NE 1/4 and N 1/2 SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 and NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 9 Town 2 North Range 7 East totaling 110 acres. Court appointment for November 1 1973 in Ada Oklahoma with objections allowed. Also sheriff sale notice to Roy Browning Ranches versus Albert A Thurow for Miss Showrive Quarter Horse and foal with sale at Ada Courthouse November 28 1973. Also creditors notice for Howard Cope deceased in Ada Oklahoma with two month citation.

Jennie No. Rose Lloyd C. Rose Jennie Rose Becaus Ada Poniotec County State of Oklahoma Ronald L. Jones District Court Mayane, Kerr & Mayhue Ada, OK Guardian W. E Garrett Oklaroma W. E. Garrett Virginia Jane Garrett Ite W. Garratt Fantoloc County Oklahoma Caprio Aginning Pelloner Virginia Jane Garratt EB. Garrett W. £. Garrett Cad Stewart Kelly Bysayt Rain Ketber Analisa Johnson Kenneth As Maxwell Charlotte Ann Maxwell Marisa Johnson Pontotoc County Portotac Oiroma See Court Sherif Roy Browning Roy Browning Ranches Plainliff Albert A. Thurow Thurow Farms Miss Showrive American Quarterhorse Association Amaillo Texas Albert A. Thurrow Roy Stewning Roy Burl Griffin Sheriff Bys David Bradford Oklaoma Ési Ronald le Jonas Conn Mayhue Kerr

Stonewall Community Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week

Reports show Jack Barns and Mr. Claud Cooper ill while many parish events fill weekly life. Rest Home services, Friday church meetings, and a Halloween party at Union Valley accompany extensive visiting across Stonewall with multiple families attending gatherings, travel to Ada, and local club activities. Canada confederation note closes Ada livestock market recap.

Rest Haven Methodist Coalgate Stonewall Church of Christ Baptist Free Will Baptist Owl Creek Union Valley Assembly of God Owens Texas Nazarene Vernal King Ada Davis Fresno Calif Shoats Thompson Muskogee Dalton Plano Tex Troy Hand Dallas Jana Humphery McCorab Ina Ellis Claton Harper Seagraves Melvin Holland Friends Valley View Hospital Rest Haven Rest Home Assembly of God Church

Sunshine Sunday School And Halloween Party

Sunshine Sunday School saw 40 attendants with Don Parr leading services. Donna Kay Parr and Cuba Heard performed during the morning. Evening attendance reached 24 with the young people class singing. Larry Heard and wife hosted a Halloween party for Sunshine Youth with a spook house, fortune teller, games, snipe hunt, and refreshments. Don Parr and Kay and Danny visited J. L. Green and Melissa Saturday night.

Donna Parr Cuba Heard Don Parr Donna Danny Kay Claude Hewett T. J. Roquemore Ada Sunshine Church J. L. Green Melissa Jean Terry Hale Terry Jr Larry Heard Jesse Green Roff Masonic Lodge Paul Young Jackie Cindy Ubrich East Central State College Melissa Green Daily Phillips Royce Phillips Oklahoma City Dailey Philips J. C. Ashley Bob Ashley Cindy Uhlich Leon Tillie Parish Mildred Young Mary Joe Green Roff Order of the Eastern Star Beatrice Wyche Mary Phillips Walter Lillian Phillips Roff Opa? Cook Maudie Lacy Texline Tex Sunshine Jan Frances Tues Kay Parr Sunshine Young People

Agri Department To Issue Report On Food Costs

The Agriculture Department will issue quarterly summaries on food costs farm income and how farm product prices affect consumer budgets. The three short reports due this week preview 1973 farm income and consumer expenditures with full books to follow. The first summary, Marketing and Transportation Situation, reviews retail food prices and how spending is split between farmers and middlemen.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA

Wholesale Prices Fall Again Amid Inflation Risk

Washington reports another sharp month shrink in wholesale prices for October. despite the drop, the Labor Department notes the index remains inflationary. Industrial commodity costs rose about 11 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis, driven by higher fuel prices.

Washington Labor Department

Hospital board chairman challenged amid staff dismissal

Dr. Charles Price, chief of staff at Arbuckle Memorial Hospital in Sulphur Oklahoma, will circulate a petition to remove board chair Ralph Dodson unless he resigns. Price accuses Dodson of steering an unfair move to fire administrator Dr. Kenneth Sledge after Sledge dismissed nurse Ann Loman, daughter of Dodson partner.

Kenneth Sledge Ann Loman

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Pontotos County Selan Coffey Emil Colfey Erik Cattey Oklahoma Tax Commission Jousann Pemates County Hubert G. Orton Will Annexed P.O. Box State of Oklahomea Don W. Swinford, Jr Thomas Jefferson Daniel Jett Daniel Edgar P Hunter Edgar Pelton Cox Hunter Wilh Otr Seid Glock P.M Aga Pontotoc Seid Edgar Cox Hunter Calvert L. Cannon Hebert G. Orton P.O Union Hill Curis & Blanton Pauls Valley J Atorneys Mallsa Johnson Alla Executrix Tha Bisilet Ponteteg County TB Hy Rita Lane Debbie Coplen Basil Kevin Coplen Charles Coplen Lee Keeling Lonnie East Vaness Missie Copten Coplen Phillip Poindexter Charlene Coplen Kevin Latta Meeker James Bottoms Elmer Sellars Minnie Sellars Clayton Prather Chickasha Lavender Robert Golden Harold Haines Lynda Golden Asher Earl Rose Osborn Murray Golden Karl Tilley Carlton Gerald Tilley Kyle Lori Wichita Kan R. E. Tilley Sybil Collins Phelps F. L. Cunningham Ray Kemp Larry Cunningham Warren Cunningham Wewoka Mack Welch Layona Jones Don Newby Juanita Curtis Jim Kirkes Tommy Henderson Fayetteville, Ark Joyce Trivilt J. B. Jones Earl Duckworth Curtis Myers F. J. Hambrick Poteau Becca Jones Janell Alexander Jay Bud Jones Alexander Lanell Choate, Oil Center Marjorie Bradford Janell Annette Jones Glenn Jon F. C. ‘Jones William Henson Tatum Pickett Tommy Johnson Chriss Bill Delozier Florence Philpot Virginia Holman Bill McAnally Land Mary "Lang Tommy Vernia Lou Tatum Billy Josephine McAnally Don Allison Happyland Phill Rhynes James Irhynes Sr Phil Rhynes Hazel Henson James Rhynes Mary Cook Wally Layne John, Layne Eva John Layne Yallie Layne Dink Binion Audie Teel Patti Cummings Lena Cochran Daisy Binion J. W. Birkes Alice Binion Ballard Nursing Home Fred Jones Wayne Jones Delphia Jones Lavona Jones Hudell Bolin Ruby Horton Vernon McCurdy Roger Stone Glen Horton Jimmy Jennings Dewayne Coffey Tulsa Elmer Cochran Sr Arden Coffey George Cochran Carlene McNutt Lisa Eddie Roy Watson Denton Callie Rose Kirby ‘Tilley Pamela Benny Jones Wes Farmer Galey Kirby Tilley Johnny Tilley Thelma Henderson Mary Cox Oil Center McGuffey Stockton Gerald Henderson Betty Delozier Mark McDonald M. C. Cox Roy Choate George Smith Albert Burch de Soto Virginia Cecil Colorado Watson Gilbert Busch Seminole R. EB Tilley Floy Burch Tom Agee Tishia Rass Deloras Agee Goodneighbor Club Marie Hill Jack Barns Claud Cooper Jimmy Wyche Julie Joy Cox Goldie Cornell Jim Wyche Woodrow Ida Phillips Carl Drake Oscar Belt Mary Leroy Summers Sidney Green Qdus McGalliard Juli Thomas Gary King Geoffrey Norman Glen T. Smith Odus McGalliard G. A. King Julia Thomas Confederation Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Written By Mary JO Green Agri Department Hospital Hamstor Bulova Witthauer Diamorde Weoives Gem Jewelers Southien Colanomas Mest Amd Oss Full’ ‘N Service Bank Oianama F.D.I.C
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