Legal Notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Estate Cases
In re the estates of Henry Selby Daniels and Bessie Lee Daniels both deceased. Creditors must file claims with Co Administratrixes care of Conn Mayhue Mayhue Ada OK within two months of first publication. Also notice of hearing final account and petition for Minnie Lee Pitt estate distribution and discharge set for October 28 1975 at 10 AM in Ada OK Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Selby Daniels
Bessie Lee Daniels
H. S. Daniels
Conn, Mayhue & Mayhue
S. Broadway
P. O. Box
Ada
Oklahoma
Eary Matthee Brown
Alice Fern McKaskle
Henry Se
Pontotoc County
Nie Lee Pitt
Wayne E. Pitt
Minnie Lee Pitt
Ronald L. Jones
District Court
Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the guardian Bill J McMahan will sell at public auction on October 17 1975 at 10 00 AM in the District Court Room Ada to the highest bidder all right title and interest of Herman S Garrett an incompetent in property described as parts of Lot 14 Block 31 and Lots 5 6 7 8 Block 24 and Lot 14 Block 24 City of Stonewall Pontotoc County Oklahoma on cash terms upon confirmation of sale and delivery of guardian deed. Also notice of judicial determination hearing on October 7 1975 at 10:00 AM in Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma regarding the death of Virgil Bryan joint tenancy in described lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Herman 5S
Garrett
Bill J. McMahan
Pontotoc
County
Pontoc
Stonewall
Oklahoma
Guardian
Iene
Virgil Bryan
Veilla Bryan
Towi
Rze
Ada
Wayne Joplin
E. Eubank
Robideau pleads innocent to nine federal charges
Robert Eugene Robideau 28 of Pine Ridge South Dakota appeared in Wichita federal court and pleaded not guilty to nine charges including interstate transportation of unregistered explosives and illegal firearm possession while a fugitive. The charges arise from a September 10 explosion on the Kansas Turnpike south of Wichita that destroyed a car. Bond was set at 75 000 on the weapons charge and 50 000 on the flight charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Robert Eugene Robideau
Robideau
Kansas Turnpike
Wichita
Frank Theis
Pine Ridge
S.D
Notice by Publication in Estate Case Against Unknown Heirs
In the district court proceeding for the estate of Carl Tyson, deceased, notice is published to unknown heirs and assigns. Plaintiffs claim ownership by inheritance of one third of the surface in the NE/4 NE/4 of Section 36, Township 1 South, Range 4 West, I.M., Stephens County Oklahoma among other restricted lands. Defendants must answer by November 25, 1975, or default judgment may be entered. Wayne Joplin, County Clerk. L Knickmeyer, Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tyson
Oklahoma Tax Commission
State of Oklahoma
Range
I.M
Stephens County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
State of
Change would keep meat on plane in sealed containers
Mulhern said the plan would let meat stay in sealed containers on flights and be burned at the next stop where facilities are better. He noted no human infections from eating meat from diseased animals and that thorough cooking destroys the FMD virus. Meat from affected countries is imported but cooked, with canned corned beef from Brazil and Argentina cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mulhern
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Virginia Ready for Bicentennial Tourism Growth
Virginia officials announce a $300 million tourism investment including three new information centers at Alexandria Charlottesville and Yorktown. The plan adds over 15,000 hotel rooms and 200 events plus two entertainment parks Kings Dominion near Richmond and Busch Gardens near Williamsburg.
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Richmond
Commonwealth of Virginia
Marshall Murdaugh
United States
Alexandria
Dulles International
Charlottesville
Yorktown
King’s Dominion
Busch Gardens
Williamsburg
Oklahoma hunter safety courses expand with fall season
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation reports rising demand for hunter safety classes as the 1975 76 seasons begin September 1 with dove and teal. Over 50 000 gun hunters have completed the course since 1955 with no related mishaps. Courses are set in Ada Stonewall Ponca City Guthrie and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Ken van Hoozer
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
VanHoozer
van Hoozer
Ada
Stonewall
Ponca City
Creek County
Bob Whitworth
East Central State
Noble County
Delbert Foltz
Hutchins
Regional universities press for fair funding and united stand
About 150 members of the Association of Oklahoma Regional Universities presented a position paper to the Oklahoma Regents and the Citizens Advisory Council on Goals for Oklahoma Higher Education. They oppose city chamber plans to centralize upper level programs and shrink offerings at regional campuses, urging fair, equitable funding for all state higher education institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Upton
Association of Oklahoma Regional Universities
Oklahoma Regents For Higher Education
Oklahoma
Regents
Citizens Advisory Council On
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Wes Watkins
Ada
ACRU
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Com
Ting
Fowler
Judge Suspends Sheriff Stewart Pending December Ouster Trial
Johnst on County Sheriff Everett Stewart was suspended after a district court hearing in which four women testified he attempted sexual favors in exchange for leniency between 1972 and 1975. Deputy Bud Reed serves as acting sheriff pending a jury ouster trial beginning December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bradshaw
Tishomingo
Johnston County
Everett Stewart
Stewart
Dixie Colbert
Bud Reed
Linda Kay Hill
Marshall County
Madill
Lewis
Reed
Ms. Lewis
Marcella Walker
Pontotoc
Argerene Perry
Worthen
Vietnam bids at the United Nations blocked again by U S veto
The United States vetoed U N membership for both South and North Vietnam citing unequal treatment of Korea as the reason. Security Council voting showed broad support for Saigon and Hanoi, while Korea remained excluded. France and Britain defended or criticized the veto amid calls for unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
South
North Vietnam
South Korea
World Organization
Security Council
General Assembly
Saigon
Hanoi
France
Britain
U. S
Centerfold Missing Prompt Prompted Postal Complaints Program
The Postal Service launches a consumer service card for unhappy customers to report service problems. Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar says the quick, simple complaints process aims for better responsiveness and understanding, amid debates on the service’s financial independence.
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Washington (Ap
Girlie Magazine
Postal Service
Consumer Service
Benjamin F. Bailar
Bailar
House
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Diane Tyson
Payne
Carl Henson Tyson, Jr
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Virginia
Hunter Safety
Health Sciences Center
John Fowler
Weatherford Chamber of Commerce
Burl Peveto
Sal
Mel Webb
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Rick Myers
Jerry Tutton
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