Sale of Leasehold Interests and Equipment in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheriff J D Garr announces sale of leasehold interests and equipment used in oil and gas production to satisfy a judgment of 189776 plus costs. The sale will be October 17 1952 at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door Ada courthouse. Lawrence H Green attorney for plaintiff represents C L Oil Well Service Co. Virgil Hunt et al are named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
C. & L. Oil Well Service Co
Plaintiff and Continental Production Co
Frank Gregg
Ed F. Duffee
M C. Hamiel
J. C. Brady
Harry Duffee
L . Cole
Clarence L. Vaughn
Frank Langley
Edwin Anderson
Carl Anderson
Sai
Ada
Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Land Quiet Title Suit
Public notice announces a 1952 Oklahoma case in Pontotoc County seeking to quiet title to land described as the NE quarter of the SE quarter and NE quarter of SE quarter of SE quarter of Section 6 and other tracts in Township 4 North Range 4 East and related parcels. Defendants include heirs of Sampson Hischa and Nancy M Layne and unknown successors of The United Corporation of Massachusetts. Judgment may exclude defendants and establish title in plaintiff’s favor if they fail to answer by November 6, 1952. Dated September 13, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Sampson Hisca
Nancy M. Layne
J. L. Emrick
Charles G. Carlson
W. D. Schock
Pearl Gardner
H. D. Amos
Jack Eaton
Harvey E. Gillon
John I. Gaston
Dora Kirschener
G. P. Carr
L. M Jordan
Julius Crouch
Carpenter
F E Pence
United Corporation of Massachusetts
Section
Township 4
A i Bee
A. T. & S. Railway
Section 23
Notice of Land Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an execution and order of sale issued by the District Court of Pontotoc County on September 30 1952 Ira D Shepard as plaintiff versus W o Singleton and Effie Lee Singleton his wife et al the sheriff is commanded to levy upon and sell without apprisement the described land and tenements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ira D. Shepard
Wo Singleton
Effie Lee Singleton
Notice to heirs in quiet title suit Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Plaintiffs filed September 26 1952 a petition in Pontotoc County District Court against Wae Lee Simmons and all heirs and executors of Mary Elizabeth Stevens and Carrie Dodson Tackett. Defendants must answer by November 18 1952 or the petition will be taken as true and title quieted to land described as part of the estates of Mary Elizabeth Mattie Stevens deceased and Carrie Dodson Tackett. Attorneys for Plaintiffs W D Abbott deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
State OF
Oklahoma
Lee Simmons
Mary Elizabeth Stevens
Mattie Stevens
Carrie Dodson Tackett
District Court
Robert B. Wright
Nancy Wright
David Wright
J. G
Oklahoma Divorce Petition Against Lillie Mae Harper
The State of Oklahoma serves notice to Lillie Mae Harper that William A Harper sue alleges extreme cruelty for over a year prior to filing. The court clerk requires an answer by November 12, 1952 or the petition may be granted as true for a divorce. Witness dated September 30 with official seal. By Faye White, Mack M Braly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Lillie Mae Harper
William A. Harper
Unknown Heirs and Administrators in Wright Estate Suit
Legal notice lists cantrell drilling se on the unknown heirs administrators executors devisees trustees and assigns immediate and remote of Robert B Wright deceased et al defendants in a civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Wright
Quiet title suit over Pontotoc land of Wright heirs
Plaintiffs J. G. Cantrell Drilling Co. seek to quiet title to 40 acres in Section 19 Township 4 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The case aims to determine death and heirship of Robert B. Wright Nancy Wright and David Wright and appoint heirs and shares under Oklahoma succession law. Judgment to bar defendants from any claim to the real estate and to identify rightful distributees. Court Clerk Pontotoc County by W D Abbott Kerr Lambert Conn Roberts attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Notice to Creditors for Laura Lamb Deceased
Claims against Laura Lamb deceased must be presented with vouchers to E. C. Cavener administrator at Thos. P. Holt law office 11515 W. 12th St. Ada Oklahoma within four months of October 1 1952 or they will be barred. Attorney for Administrator Thomas P. Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lamb
Thos. P. Holt
12Th St
Ada
Okla
Corn Crop Support Set At $1.60 a Bushel
The Agriculture Department sets nationwide corn price support at 1.60 per bushel, 90 percent of parity, with state and county adjustments to be announced. Loans may be taken at the support price and repaid or canceled depending on future prices, with loans maturing July 31, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Driver Faces Traffic Charge After Improper Turn Near Ada
Benjamin Oscar Fair of Ada Route 4 is charged in peace justice court of W Floyd with improper left turn. Patrolman Aubrey A. Mitchell stopped him Tuesday three miles south of Ada while he drove a 1940 Ford coupe attempting to enter a private driveway at an intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Oscar Fair
Ada
Peace Justice Court
W. Floyd
Fair
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Kiwanis Club Hosts Safety Slides on School Rules
Sulphur Kiwanis gathered at St. Pauls with program chair J B Denman presenting safety slide shows for school children. His daughter Isola Ann Denman assisted by highlighting rule violations in the pictures. The Oct 7 program will observe National Newspaper Week with Bill Kinney and as Dunn leading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
J. B. Denman
Isola Ann Denman
Bill Kinney
Dunn
Central dial telephone system planned for Oklahoma capitol
The state advances a central dial telephony project to save at least $1000 monthly. Begun over three years ago, the effort is pushed by the reorganization committee. A survey lists 128 agency telephone listings in Oklahoma City and 19 switchboard operators are currently used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Oaks
Capitol
Oklahoma City
State Capitol Rolls Out Central Telephone System
A new central system links interior lines so all capitol phones dial directly. Governor and Budget Director calls won't exit the building, cutting waste and expense. Trunk lines will serve state offices and external calls, with restrictions on long distance and possible phone groupings to speed citizen service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Employers urged to hire physically handicapped workers
The State Employment Service reports 6000 handicapped Oklahomans placed in steady jobs last year and 3600 more in the first half of 1952. Precautions ensure workers are matched to abilities. A pool of 1200 prospective employees is available. Companies already using handicapped staff praise their dependability and conscientious effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Restless applicant confesses cheating on driving test
Enid public safety examiners report a new driver license applicant who just joined a church asks forgiveness for past transgressions. He admits cheating on the written test and offers no plan to retake it, leaving authorities puzzled by the honesty and restraint of his confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Enid
Parolmen
Funeral Thursday For J. H. Runyan in Sulphur
John Henry Runyan 74 of 1600 West Broadway died Wednesday at DeLay hospital. He was born in 1878 in Arkansas and lived in Johnston and Murray counties before settling in Sulphur. Burial at Drake cemetery with Dunn Funeral Home handling arrangements. Surviving: widow Bertie, daughters Essie Puckett Vesie Williams, sons L L Runyan W B Runyan T D Runyan Vince Runyan Hoyt Runyan, 24 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Runyan
West Broadway
DeLay Hospital
Runyan
Arkansas
Johnston County
Oklahoma
Murray County
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Jim House
Drake Cemetery
Dunn Funeral Home
Bertie Runyan
Essie Puckett
Vessie Williams
Sulphur
L. L. Runyan
W. B. Runyan
Hickory
T. D. Runyan
Vince Runyan
Byars
Hoyt Runyan
Ardmore
Seven Years Old Suit In Top Court
The U S Supreme Court received an appeal in a seven year old por tal-to-portal pay suit for 25 000 former workers of the Oklahoma Ordnance Works at Chouteau Oklahoma. Attorneys for the workers seek reversal of an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling that dismissed the test case meant to set a pay pattern. The suit, filed December 1945 in Mayes County by D E Miller, seeks daily overtime for time spent traveling to and from the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma Ordnance Works
Chouteau
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
DuPont Company
Mayes County
Oklahoma
D. E. Miller
Lawton To Vote On 1.728 Million Water Bond
Lawton Oklahoma voters will decide October 21 on a proposed bond issue totaling 1 million 728 thousand dollars to expand the city water system. The measure seeks funds for infrastructure and capacity upgrades affecting residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Ada Junior Highschool Photogues Annual Visit
Ray Tipton of the Tipton Photo Service spent Tuesday at Ada Junior High filming students. Students arrived prepared with the word bees for glamorous poses, featuring solos by Diana Todd Jane Alice Oliver and Lynn Thompson a skit by a group from Mrs Finis Morrison’s homeroom and musical numbers including Dorothy Bridwell Phillip Roddy Bob Thompson Merle Burns and Thomas Wilson. Patrons and visitors are invited to attend any assembly programs during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tipton
The
Tipton Photo Service
Diana Todd
Finis Morrison
Dorothy Bridwell
Jane Alice Oliver
Phillip Roddy
Bob Thompson
Mary Alice Leach
Lynn Thompson
Merle Burns
Thomas Wilson
Seventh Grade Assembly Friday Program at 10:20
An assembly for seventh grade Friday morning at 10:20 features Miss Iris Faye Gaar as director. Camp Fire Group performs with ukuleles including Linda Burns through Barbara Mullins. Dewayne Fisher plays saxophone, Glenda Phillips and Patricia Benton duet on Dutch piece, with piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Faye Gaar
Camp Fire Group
Linda Burns
Mary Morey
Pat Killian
Myrna Thomas
Sandra Spears
Judy O’neal
Mary Alice Leach
Sandy Frye
Janet Moore
Mary Callihan
Laura Morrow
Nancy Lambert
Carrie Lou Hudson
Lynn Thompson
Jane Davis
Nina Jones
Pat Hensley
Barbara Mullins
Dewayne Fisher
Glenda Phillips
Patricia Benton
Latta Family Weekend Visits Across Tipton And Oklahoma City
Latta residents Mr and Mrs Joe Price and their children visited daughter Mrs Wilbur Hooser and relatives in Tipton over the weekend. Flora Willfite spent several days visiting daughter Mrs Lee Ross Scott and family and son Mearl Wilhite in Oklahoma City. John and David Kerr stayed Friday night with grandmother Mrs Rose Pegg in Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Price
Tipton
Wilbur Hooser
Flora Willfite
Lee Ross Scott
Mearl Wilhite
Oklahoma City
John and
David Kerr
Allen
Rose Pegg
Oklahoma City Visitors and Tulsa Hospital Return
Local families from Oklahoma City Shawnee Muncie Kansas and Tulsa share weekend visits. Elmalene Gipson returns to Hillcrest Memorial Hospital Tulsa after visiting her Gipson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmalene Gipson
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Tulsa
Elmo Gipson
Oklahoma City Guests Visit Cumberland Presbyterian Members
Mr and Mrs Carl Chambers and Mrs Amita Langston from Oklahoma City were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dock Tracy and children. Mr and Mrs Rae Thompson of Stonewall attended Cumberland Presbyterian church Sunday morning and then stayed with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs B C Rogers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chambers
Amita Langston
Oklahoma City
Dock Tracy
Rae Thompson
Stonewall
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
B. C. Rogers
Mrs George Bennett Improves After Illness
Mrs George Bennett who was ill last week is improved and able to be up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Mrs Marvin Laughlin Admitted For Two Week Hospital Stay
Mrs Marvin Laughlin entered Valley View hospital Tuesday afternoon for treatment and rest and is expected to remain about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Laughlin
Valley View Hospital
Fifth Grade Student Breaks Arm in School Swing Fall
Tony Eaton, a fifth grade student, broke his arm in a fall from a swing during lunch. He suffered a double fracture and stayed in the hospital from Tuesday until Wednesday afternoon for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Eaton
Wilsons Visit Fra zier Family in Stuart Sunday
Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson and their children spent Sunday in Stuart visiting Mrs Wilsons brother and his family Mr and Mrs Carl Fra zier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wilson
Stuart
Carl Frazier
Latin Baptist Church resumes baptismal work after revival
Monday night at 7 30 Pp m the men of the Latin Baptist church met to resume work on the baptism. Through September the work was halted for a study course cottage prayer meetings and a revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Latin Baptist Church
New Adult Training Union Forming After Study
Sunday night during Training Union Hour the new converts began a study of Your Life and Your Church taught by Rev. Truett Haskins. Upon completion the class members plan to organize a new adult training union class.
Families Move Into Latta Community New Homes
New residents in Latta include the Earl Northcutt family who built a home north of the underpass and the Ardner Coffee family who purchased the home vacated by Kenneth Wilson. Mr and Mrs Wilson moved into their new home next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Earl Northcutt
Ardner Coffee
Kenneth Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Arnold couple joins daughter in Wa tonga home
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Arnold from Wa tonga arrived to live with daughter Mrs. George Loftin and family while Mr. Arnold recovers from a heart ailment first noted in March. His health worsened last week but has since shown some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Arnold
Watonga
George Loftin
Mr. Arnold
James Family Sunday Visit in Duncan
Mr and Mrs Bill James and their children spent Sunday in Duncan visiting her brother and family Mr and Mrs Jack Woods and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill James
Duncan
Jack Woods
Duycks Tour Lake of the Ozarks and Bagnal Dam Missouri
Mr. and Mrs Basil Duyck spent Wednesday through Sunday touring the Lake of the Ozarks and Bagnal Dam in Missouri. They visited Mrs Pete Osborn, a niece of Mr Duyck, and were joined by their son and family Mr and Mrs Aston Duyck of Garland Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Duyck
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagnal Dam
Missouri
Mr. Duyck
Pete Osborn
Aston Duyck
Garland
Texas
Blue Skirt Ushers Forfeit Holiday To Help Workshop
Members of the Blue Skirt Pep organization sponsored by Mrs Gene Smith served as ushers during last Friday's workshop sessions. Lou Ellen Repass Sylvia Robinson Mary Kate Thrash Caroline Ridling Shirley Owens Phyllis Buchanan Chars ey Lamb Sue Griffith Mary Hendrix Farlena Hickey Lynn Hodges Rita Morgan Judy Keaper Sandra Thompson Norma Williams Sandra Upton Joyce Phillips Melba Jane Rives forfeited their holiday to work and entertain the children with their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Smith
Lou Ellen Repass
Sylvia Robinson
Mary Kate Thrash
Caroline Ridling
Shirley Owens
Phyllis Buchanan
Charsey Lamb
Sue Griffith
Mary Hendrix
Farlena Hickey
Lynn Hodges
Rita Morgan
Judy Keaper
Sandra Thompson
Norma Williams
Sandra Upton
Joyce Phillips
Melba Jane Rives
Reverend Kadey Leads Chapel Hour Message on God as Friend
Reverend Kenneth Kadey told students that God is a friend to all during the Chapel Hour. Principal A. R. Wallace reported an 87.61 percent attendance average for church and Sunday school, with 100 percent rooms sponsored by Mrs. Gene Smith, Miss Bernice Hargis and Mrs. Elton Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madey
Kenneth Kadey
Episcopalian Church
God
A. R. Wallace
Gene Smith
Bernice Hargis
Elton Stewart
State Meteorite Turns Out Really Unusual Type
A 600 pound meteorite found south of Ardmore Oklahoma is described by Dr. Lincoln La Paz as a rare granual hexahedrite, possibly the largest of its kind. University of New Mexico researchers will test it further after moving it to UNM and back to Tucker Tower Museum for additional analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Here
Allen Graffham
Tucker Tower Museum
Lake Murray State Park
Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico
la Paz
Russia
New Trial Ordered for Kay County Man on Liquor Possession
Oklahoma City The Criminal Court of Appeals orders a new trial for Larry Barnett, jailed six months and fined 500 dollars after erroneous instructions and late proof of a federal license. In a separate ruling, Tommy Padgett keeps a 30 day sentence and 100 dollar fine for possessing 63 bottles of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Kay County
Dick Jones
Larry Barnett
Tommy Padgett
Tulsa County
Oklahoma scrap dealer sues government over ceiling price claims
Oklahoma City businessman Ralph Finkelstein, owner of Capital Smelting and Refining, counters OPS charges with a suit seeking treble damages of 55 410 for an alleged 18 570 overcharge. He argues the government owes him refunds for aluminum ingots bought under price ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ralph Finkelstein
Finkelstein
Capital Smelting and Refining Co
U. S
Office of
OPS
World Series Game Review Notes Injury and Early Run
The timeline notes an injury assessment during the World Series, then clear recovery as Rizzuto returns to his position. Campanella hits a ground single through the infield to left field scoring Reese and moving Robinson to second for the first run. Pafko struck out. One run, three hits, no errors, two left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rizzuto
Campanella
Reese
Robinson
Pafko
Weekend Socials Round Up Across Holdenville Area
Local families and visitors from Holdenville Seminole Oklahoma City Shawnee Ada and Konawa spent weekends with relatives and friends. Includes visits by Mr and Mrs James Ingram Mrs Doris Fleming Mrs Foster Campbell and many others joining gatherings with Atkinson Heard Evans and Russell families and extended kin across surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ingram
Holdenville
Jim Ingram
Elmer Dunagan
J. W. Atkinson
Doris Fleming
Foster Campbell
San Angelo
Tex
Bob Evans
Doc Heard
Tulsa
Till
George Hirn
Frankie
Bill Clintworth
Sammie Williams
Borger
Margaret Williams
Seminole
Harold Massey
Retha
Oklahoma City
George Hinn
Clara Johnston
Walter Sutton
Jess Sutton
Jimmy
Hershel] Kelley
C. M. Dunagan
Tecumseh
Jess Russell
W. W. Atkinson
Vannie Raper
Stratford
Rube
H. O. Griffin
Furman
Konawa
Glen
Jacob Zweiacher
Elma
Okardie
Ed Zweiacher
R. L. Durbin
Euel Harper
Shawnee
Pinkie Huffman
John Graham
Georgetown
E. J. Evans
Donna Kay
Ada
L. E. Majors
Bowlegs
Robertson
Ada Saturay
Clyde Sutton
Ed Zweincher
Jimmy Atkinson
Tommy Wilson
Arnom Sutton
Lotus
Harrison
Duncan
Vamposa
Jackie Ray Durbin
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
M. C. Botkin
Oscar Merrell
University Hospital
J. P. Dodd
Wewoka
M. C. Tkin
Linda
Alice Ann
Myrna Evans
Mantle, Berra Help Yankees Tie Dodgers In Tight Inning
In the fourth, Mantle doubled to right center and scored on Berra's RBI fielder's choice as Dodger pitcher Erskine retired Collins. Berra later scored after Mantle reached third on a catch, tying the game 1-1. Dodgers failed to score in the frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Mantle
Snider
Robinson
Woodling
Berra
Furillo
Erskine
Collins
Dodgers
Hodges
Bauer
McDougald
Yankees Pull Ahead as Campanella’s Mistimed Throw Opens Gap
Yankee runners capitalize on a dropped strike call by Campanella allowing Martin to score and McDougald to advance. Raschi fans Bauer and Rizzu grounded out as the Dodgers fail to convert with Reese and Snider retiring the side.
Yankees Rally in Sixth With Five-Run Inning
Mantle reached on a bunt and advanced as Erskine walked six batters. Woodling singled to drive Mantle home and Berra walked to fill the bases. Collins reached on an error as Mantle scored and Woodling moved to third. Martin homered to left as the Yankees grabbed the lead. Bauer struck out with Raschi and others out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Mantle
Robinson
Woodling
Erskine
Berra
Billy Lees
Collins
Hodges
McDougald
Martin
J. W. Chaffin Dies at 58 in Ada Oklahoma
J W Chaffin a well known Ada and Pontotoc County resident died Wednesday evening at 7 20 in a local hospital after years of illness He was 58 services set for Friday at 4 pm at the Free Will Baptist church Fifteenth and Ash with Rev Weldon Wood and Rev F M Wood officiating burial in Memorial Park Survivors include wife Della two sons Braxton Fort Worth Bradford Ada daughter Mrs J D Dow Thompson six grandchildren Born in Alabama the family moved to Pontotoc in 1928 and he lived much of his life in Ada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chaffin
Ada
Pontotoc County
Free Will Baptist Church
Fifteenth and
Ash
Weldon Wood
F. M. Wood
Memorial Park
Della Chaffin
Braxton
Fort Worth
Bradford
J. D. (Dow) Thompson
Alabama
Mr. Chaffin
Wanted Truman to Stay Home Fired
J Easter, 55, architect, was discharged after four days following a DC court bid to stop President Truman on a whistle stop tour. Easter said Hydrofoil Corp. of Annapolis Md. gave retrenchment as reason. Lane McLean, GM, said the court action did not influence the firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
J. Easter
District of Columbia
Easter
Hydrofoil Corp
Annapolis
Cake frosting tips for between layers and dusting
The guide notes frosting need not cover the cake sides. If desired, frosting can be placed between the layers and the top dusted with confectioners sugar for a simple finish.
VA Hospital Cuts Force Ward Closure in Muskogee
Veterans Administration hospital in Muskogee Oklahoma reports a personnel cutback order. One 40 bed ward will close with dismissal notices to one doctor three nurses and six other staff. Payroll reductions affect maintenance custodial administrative and special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Veterans Administration
D. H Miller
Miller
Washington
Minister Association names officers at Konawa session
Rev. W. H. Travis of Vamoosa was named clerk of the South Canadian Baptist Association which met in Konawa and Wewoka. Rev. Cecil Smallwood of Sasakwa was elected treasurer and Budget Promotion chairman. Rev. Leon Davidson of Cromwell was elected moderator and Rev. D. C. Applegate of Seminole vice moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
W. H. Travis
Vamoosa
South Canadian Baptist Association
Wewoka
Cecil Smallwood
Sasakwa
Leon Davidson
Cromwell
D. C. Applegate
Seminole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Continental Production CO. A Corporation
Et al
Jesse, Oklahoma
Jesse
J. D. Garr
Lawrence H. Green
Plaintiff
Sarah Louise Duncan
Sarah L. Duncan
S. Louise Duncan
S. L. Duncan
Superior Court
County of
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Virgil Hunt
Sampson Hischa
Abe Holloway
Faye White
Kerr Lambert
Conn & Roberts
LeRoy Singleton
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Oklahoma Corporation
Homeederal Savings & Loan Association of
Gaar
J. J. Gardner
Emma L. Gardner
Urifa
W. D. Abbott
Mack M. Braly
Ada News
Pontot County
Cantrell Drilling
Kerr, Lambert, Conn & Roberts
Pontotoc
Said
E. C. Cavener
Thomas P. Holt
J. H. Ryan
Latta News
Richard Bryant
Tana
D. R. Stevens
Clarence Hagler
Muncie, Kan
J. W. Hagler
Joe Woods
Robert Kerr
S. L. Francis
Otis Shields
Mrs. O. B. Cummings
Betty Cummings
Man
Vamoosa News
Raschi
Rizzu
Cox
D. C. Hospital
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