Notice of Property Sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notices publish multiple actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma including a 1946 writ of execution against Sherman Horton with land to be sold at Ada courthouse on October 7 1946 to satisfy judgment and costs. Also partition sale of Holmes Johnson et al vs Hinabe Pettigrew with mineral rights parcels described and public sale by United States Marshal October 15 1946. Additional notices cover service by publication in Pontotoc County and sheriff sale of Lots 22 23 Ford Addition Ada and other district court foreclosures including Ross Oklahoma and Lot 6 7 8 9 Block 107.
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Pontoto County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Bank
Sherman Horton
S. M. Horton
S M. Horton
S. M .Horton
S. M Horton
Towit
Sherman Horton Ione
Township
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Ponotoc County
Hughes
United States District Court
Eastern District OF Oklahoma
Holmes Johnson
Hinabe Pettigrew
Deendants
Adam Said
United States Marshall
United States Court of the Eastern District of
Marshall
Granville T. Norris
United States
Eastern District of
Joan D. Reid
Z. R. Guin
Mary Elizabeth Guin
O. E. Gunn
Icey Colvin
C. W. Fisher
District Court
R. Guin
County Court
E. Guin
Kulin
R.S. Guin
Carl Walker
O. E Guin
Guin
S. Guin
Sam Dew
Steedman City
B. G. Gatewood
Board of County Commissioners
Samuel H. Field
John C. van Meter
Cather E. van Meter
Garnet W. van Meter
Walter E. van Meter
Inter-State Mortgage Trust Company
Ford
W. N. Hughes
Thos P. Holt
Busby, Harrell & Trice
E. P. Larsh
John R. Womack
State OF
R. E. Thomason
Sarah V. Foss
William O. Farthing
K. P., Larsh
Laintiff
Ontotoc County
Ross
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
J. W. Hays
Inter-State Mortgage Trust Co
Sutherland Lumber Co
W. D. Hays
WT. Fox
J. W. Evs
Geft
Interstate Mortgage Trust Co
John Wesley Revels
Emma Revels
J. W. Revels
Oklahoma Tax Commission
City of
Okla
Aca Oklahoma
District Court quiet title action involves estates and heirs case
In Pontotoc County district matters, George Mason sues to quiet title to described land and identifies heirs of Frank Henry and others. The case includes estate notices for John T. Law and a public ownership statement for the Ada Weekly News with factual ownership details. The document is dated September 24, 1946, and October 1, 1946 for the publication.
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Frank Henry
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Officers Reserve Corps to organize in Durant Oct 9
The Officers Reserve Corps Association will organize in Durant on October 9 with members from Bryan, Marshall, Johnston counties and part of Choctaw county. Active and inactive reserve officers are eligible for membership and larger returns are anticipated for vested amounts.
Administration seeks means to ease meat shortage
Washington reports the administration weighing steps to ease a meat shortage but no decisive plan emerges. Options cited include easing controls to boost marketing or government seizure of livestock. a newer idea is to seize livestock at markets. An agriculture department report shows 80 million pounds of meat produced last week, far below the 292 million from a year earlier. Rep. Spence said White House attention suggests potential remedial action, though specifics remain undisclosed.
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William T. Peacock
Washington
Agriculture Department
Esc
Clinton P. Anderson
White House
Rep
Spence
D-Ky
Truman
Chifley and Evatt Symbolize Australia in War and Peace
Two men typify Australia today as its democratic spokesmen at home and abroad. Joseph Benedict Chiefley leads as Prime Minister after a steady rise from railroad shop boy to parliamentarian, while Dr. Herbert Vere Evatt, Minister of External Affairs, shapes postwar diplomacy from San Francisco to Paris. Evatt pushes for democracy for smaller powers and champions reforms to the treaties, urging regional defense aligned with United Nations aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Joseph Benedict Chiefley
Labor
Herbert Vere Evatt
Ben” Chiefley
Bathurst
Dr. Evatt
High Court
United Nations
San Francisco
U. N. Sessions
New York City
Paris
Evatt
Chiefley
Stilles
Canberra
General Assembly
Great Britain
United States
Subway Slows For Dog Six Miles
A small white terrier raced a London subway car six miles beneath the city, dodging trains and crowds at ten stations. Passengers cheered as the panting dog finally surfaced at Clapton Common after a fifty minute chase, the engine driver noting the dog had no distraction to chase while the driver had one.
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London
Clapham Common
Dilbeck to Be On Jaycee Program in Dallas
Tom Dilbeck of Dallas Texas composer and pianist who made a hit with the boys several weeks ago will be on the Junior Chamber of Commerce program tonight The meeting starts at 7 30 p m and Ronald Black is in charge of arranging the program which is reported to be highly enjoyed by members of the organization.
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Tom Dilbeck
Dallas
Texas
Broken Bow Cotton Jubilee Saturday in Oklahoma
The thirteenth Broken Arrow cotton jubilee will be held Saturday to close Tulsa county crops. A caravan of 50 cars a chuck wagon and sound cars will advertise the event visiting Tulsa and Rogers county communities with band concerts a carnival and a sports program. County Agent O J Mover estimates Tulsa county gin ings at just under 2000 bales, below the 1944 crop of 5040 bales.
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Broken Arrow
Okla
Tulsa County
Tulsa
Rogers County
Avent O. J. Mover
Doctor Fitz Names Disease Appendicitis in 1886
The term appendicitis was coined by Dr Reginald Heber Fitz in 1886 to replace older labels for acute abdominal inflammation historically called peritonitis or appendicular adhaesiva. This marked a shift to a specific medical name for the condition.
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Reginald Heber Fitz
Rheumatism and Arthritis Relief Testimonial
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington writes she suffered for years from rheumatism and arthritis and is now free from pain enabling her to work. She offers to answer letters for information. P O Box 825 Vancouver Wash. Pd Adv NUE-OVO Laboratories.
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Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Divorces Granted in September Report
Ray Lee Clark and Katherine Marie Clark. Otis Holmes and Margaret Holmes. Katherin Phillips and Louis L. Phillips. Freda Willis and Harvie Wills. Ruth Lee Everett and Zeal Earl Everett. Opal Sue Murphy and W. J. Murphy. Nell Dean Sugg and William R. Sugg. A. W. Bottoms and Edna Bottoms. Opal Reed and Elzie Reed. Myrtle Hulsey and Roy Hulsey. Arles D. Walls and Liberty Wells. William O. Martin and Francis Martin.
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Ray Lee Clark
Katherine Marie Clark
Otis Holmes
Margaret Holmes
Katherin Phillips
Louis L. Phillips
Freda Willis
Harvie Wills
Ruth Lee Everett
Zeal Earl Everett
Opal Sue Murphy
W. J. Murphy
Nell Dean Sugg
William R. Sugg
A. W. Bottoms
Edna Bottoms
Opal Reed
Elzie Reed
Myrtle Hulsey
Roy Hulsey
Arles D. Walls
Liberty Wells
William O. Martin
Francis Martin
Alfalfa and Sauerkraut Origins Note
Alfalfa is a herbaceous plant in the clover family. Sauerkraut originated in China over twenty two centuries ago.
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China
Bryn Mawr Admits Two Men in Freshman Class
Bryn Mawr College on the Main Line reports two men in its freshman class for the first time. Eugene Galanter of Philadelphia and Thomas Mangravite of Flushing N Y, ex GIs, were admitted to address overcrowding in colleges and universities.
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Byrn Mawr
Bryn Mawr College
Eugene Galanter
Philadelphia
Thomas Mangravite
Flushing
N. Y
Burn Mawr
Bryn Mawr
Haverford
Swarthmore
University of Pennsylvania
September Marriage Licenses List Adds Ada Area Couples
The September marriage license list records numerous unions across Oklahoma towns. Couples include Charles A Lovelace of Holdenville and Reba Miller of Holdenville, Charles T Lucas of Ada and Vera Ferrell of Ada, and many other pairings with Ada as a frequent home base.
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Charles A. Lovelace
Holdenville
Reba Miller
Charles T. Lucas
Ada
Vera Leona Ferrell
Coleman Lyndell Manley
Wewoka
Marie Sengel
Seminole
Herman Wilhite
Juanita Choate
John H. Lane
Norman
Betty Lou Hurley
Watey Lee Potts
Polly Robinson
Lorn E. Stewart
Pam Elkin
Maud
John Ely
McAlester
Ruby Ely
Jodie O. Usery
Hugo
Florence Lee Lane
Ben Alan Brown
Shirley Harris
Jessie E. Wofford
Allen
Eva Jean McMeans
Lula
Charles Gann
Britton
Letty Lee Roser
Los Angeles
Calif
Homer E. Wyckoff
Loretta Watson
Joe H. Spears
Atoka
Geraldine Trail
Coalgate
Alva Lee Gurley
Zella Aday
James T. Browning
Stonewall
Florence Echols
Johnny Tacdal
San Joaquin
Patty Jo Finley
Pauls Valley
Charles L. Brown
Konawa
Vesta Raper
Billy N. Lee
Oklahoma City
Norma Cove
Admission to correct atomic energy letter dispute
A group led by Herbert Swope discusses drafting a statement to correct alleged misstatements about atomic energy. They report failed attempts to obtain full information and accuse the addressee of leaving errors uncorrected, risking harm to ongoing negotiations and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced
Herbert Swope
MV Associates
Accessories for Closets Real Service Aids
Mrs. Genevieve Smith notes closet accessories are returning to popularity. Types seen or coming to stores include hat racks on doors, floor standing shoe racks, and a metal shoe tree rack that fits inside a closet door, offering space for six pairs. Miscellaneous items like tie racks and hangers are also becoming plentiful.
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Genevieve Smith
Unknown Hero Rescues Baby as Father Quells Apartment Fire
In New York Joseph Tasso saved his one year old James by dropping him 12 feet to a passing stranger who caught him. He then extinguished flames on his wife's clothing after cleaning fluid ignited. The baby was unharmed. the stranger disappeared before thanks could be given.
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New York
Joseph Tasso
James
Tasso
Just Changed His Mind Wallace Letter Creates Uncertainty
Baruch said Wallace did not give a reason for not signing the statement and that he had just changed his mind. He added it did not help and may hinder efforts to correct the situation. The impact on other delegations remained unclear.
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Baruch
Wallace
Bryan county pupils benefit from school lunch program
Durant report states 5 110 pupils in Bryan county are served daily under the nationwide school lunch program with 58 schools participating or planning to start. In Okemah the Creek nation principal chief election occurs today with Alex Noon among the candidates.
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Ani
Kerr. Lambert & Conn
W. W. Stanfield
Thomas P Holt
Anator Pontotoc County
George Mason
George Terry
Frankenry
Wallace Henry
Gertrude Henry
Beauty Billy
Lonie McMillan
Wille Henry
R. C. Laird
Rowena E. Laird
Ee Mason
Pontotoc
John T. Law
John W. Law
First National Bank
H. W. Law
Warren B. Rice
Ada Weekly
Asa
W. D Little
Ada Weekly News
News Pub and Pty. Co
W. D. Little
Roy McKeown
News Pub. and Pty. Co
Willie Faust Little
W. D. Little, Jr
J . McKeel
Gertrude Norrell
Loma Agnew
Ada News
Chifley and
Parsons Nea
Dilbeck
Jaycee
Broken Bow
WKY
City 930 K.c
KVOO
KCRC
Enid
K.e
Oiney Flynn
Peoples’ Invention
Municipal Auditorium
John BD. Conner
Roy J. Turner
Glen D. Johnson
Congress
Democratic State Central Committee
Joe Marsh
Alvin Blake
Martha
Alvin
Bation
Oxlanoma
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