Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Estate Case
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court the plaintiff seeks quitclaim and declaration of ownership for multiple describe tracts, naming John W Harris C M Deaton Vivian Beaton Jim Turner Flora Turner Leonard Summers Allen National Bank and Alice Thompson heirs and assigns as defendants. The petition seeks a judgment that defendants have no right title or interest in the described lands and that plaintiffs heirs recover. The action was filed September 26 1950 with a response due by November 16 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklanoma
W. Harris
Regina
John W. Harris
C. M. Deaton
Vivian Beaton
Jim Turner
Flora Turner
Leonard
Peresy
Allen National Bank
Ae Entiat
Stine
Alice Thompson
Pathon
Pantetoe Couty
Oklahoma
Pronationals
State of
Aliee Thompson
Notice of Probate and Creditors in Pontotoc County OK
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma County Court notices announce probate of Nora Canterbury s will and request for letters of administration. Executrix Elizabeth Fowler Thornton is given four months to present claims, with notices to heirs and other parties. Other filings include a quiet title suit by Etta Roberts against Gertrude Chandler and others and a separate notice to creditors for A K Thornton estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Canterbury
Edwin Canterbury
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Nora Canterbury
Tasue
Edwin Ee Petites
Ada
A. K.’Thornton
Elizabeth Fowler
Claus
A. X. Thornton
Oklahoma
Peice
Elizabeth Fowler Thornton
Thomas P. Holt
Executrix
Etta Roberts
Plain Mag
Oklahoma farmers plant small grain and start harvest
Oklahoma farmers are finishing small grain planting and harvesting corn, popcorn, sorghum and cotton as the federal state crop report notes 70 percent planting in the southwest and half finished elsewhere. Early wheat is in good stand, but winds reduced moisture and slowed late germination. popcorn and sorghum harvests are active with generally good yields while cotton harvest begins. The government also estimates 1950 crop totals including corn 32,756,000 bushels and grain sorghums 14,688,000, with soybeans not listed. milk, eggs and other farm outputs are updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crusade for Freedom yields large signups and safety gains
Oklahoma groups, ministers, clubs, and schools backed the Crusade for Freedom, with about 200000 signers and 50000 binding to the Freedom Bell voyage. Oklahoma’s effort supported Radio Free Europe with over 5000 in gifts while highway safety improvements reduced fatalities, highlighting a strong state safety code and patrol presence alongside rising traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Europe
Berlin
National Committee
Radio Free Europe
Ada soldiers enjoy home week as unit grows
Company C at Ft. Sill gains weight in a normal condition under Sgt James West. Replacing Sgt Terry Copeland, West oversees regular baking and social events as trainees arrive and football tickets flow. Pay day and weekend passes lift morale while the regimental softball tournament nears its final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
James West
Terry Copeland
Sgt. West
Ada
Bertone
Charles McKnight
Ft. Riley
Kas
Carlos
Pinky” Ryan
Capt. McBroom
Shreveport
Don Summers
Ady
Company C
Dave Wright
Jesse Muncrief
J. B. Franham
Dude ‘Powell
Ralph Taylor
Sim Greenwood
Jackie Jones
Jim Stone
Kenneth Bunch
Bud Moore
Pfc
Henry van Dee
Joe Dunham
Bob Walker
Kenneth Vort
McBroom
1948 North Carolina title game features Fayetteville win
In Winston-Salem Fayetteville edged Burlington 14 to 13 to claim the state high school football championship. Ray Green kicked the decisive extra point, while Bill Keziah and Carson Leach starred for Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jukham
U. L.Y
Ray Green
Bill Keziah
Carson Leach
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Burlington
Green
Keziah
Leach
Seoul City Sue Missing as Tokyo Rose Type Broadcasts End
Seoul officials said no trace of Seoul City Sue, the North Korean woman radio announcer, has been found in Seoul. Reports note Tokyo Rose type broadcasts to American troops were halted after the capital's liberation last week, with no identification yet established. An unrelated line mentions high turnover among stenographers quitting to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul City
Sue
Seoul
Korea
Tokyo
Ada High School Radio Program Highlights Student Talent
Ada High School reports on a radio program by the Diversified Occupations class hosted by J B Watters on KADA Thursday at 4 15 PM The piece reviews talent from the Ada City Schools program including songs by Betty Pate Betsy Coleman and Betty Roberts a piano solo by Mary Sweatt a cornet solo by Ted Hudson and a violin number by Oma Louise Lance The feature also notes civic club honors for George Smith and Warren Boley along with UNESCO council leadership and ongoing homemaking department remodeling and teaching events for the student body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Ada
J. B. Watters
Kada
Uke
Romeo
Warren Boley
Warren
Nke
Shirley Miller
Ada High
Betty Pate
Betsy Coleman
Betty Roberts
George
Unesco
Glynn Boley
South Townsend
George Smith
Unesco Council
Herman Burrough
Doris Dean
Maud Drain
Lula Johnson
Rhodes
Dodecanese
Greece
Tanti Study Club
4 H Farm Market Pig Contest Draws Many Entries
Pontotoc county 4H Club pig contest sponsored by the Ada Chamber of Commerce expects over 100 youth to participate. Contest runs Dec 1 to Apr 1 to put weight on pigs, teaches balanced rations and care. Pigs start between 40 and 60 pounds, weigh-ins at official stations, no purebreds required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ada Chambers of Commerce
C. H. Hailey
Hailey
Chamber of Commerce
Pecan Grove
Oklahoma
Aly
Adans Accused in Theft Ring Linked to Dallas Cases
Three Ada men alleged leaders of Burglary, Inc. operated across Dallas county Texas. Robbin Goodwin was arrested near Watonga and charged with larceny from a Panama Oklahoma service station. Dozens of stolen items were traced and returned to Texas as officers continued rounds and additional charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Adamen
Panama
Debert Taylor
Lee Roy Blankenship
Harry J. Oakes
Pontotoc County
Allen Stanfield
U. S
Taylor
Goodwin
Texas
Ada
Dallas
State Crime Bureau
Gaar
Oklahoma City
Drafting of Doctors, Dentists And Vets Is Due
The Defense Department requests 1,522 medical personnel for armed forces to be drafted over November January. Quotas include 922 physicians 500 dentists 100 veterinarians. First registration on Oct 16 with Navy and Air Force not planning similar inductions. Those drafted face 21 months service. Only a limited group to sign up at first. Full registration to age 50 planned by Jan 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Department
Truman
Navy
Air Force
Army
Buffalo Stampede Filmed in Billings Montana
A buffalo stampede, aided by Indians on horseback, was filmed in Billings for the motion picture War Path about Gen George Custer. The scene depicts the Crow bison herd stampede as part of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
George Cuser
Prolific Production of Car Makes in U S History
Since the start of the automobile era in the United States, about 650 different makes of cars have appeared on the market, reflecting a long and varied industry evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Traffic Heavier At Fire Station
During Fire Prevention Week Ada firefighters saw heavier traffic at the station as people visited the equipment. Special programs in city schools emphasized fire safety. Fire alarms were four automobile fires responded to by the department this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fire Department
Indians Attend Church Regularly in United States
About 93,000 Indian churchgoers join services in the United States with 65 pastors and missionaries and 1000 meeting places guiding worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ada Junior High School Students Highlight Naval Tales and Poetry
Ada Junior High School featured Wesley Hall, a student teacher with Navy and Coast Guard background, sharing sea distress stories and photos during eighth grade literature. Seventh graders completed Longfellow’s The Skeleton in Armor study, while ninth graders elected officers. The library acquired a rare 1835 Tour in the Prairies and chem film showings plus aquarium additions enriched science and class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hall
Viola Peay
Hall
U. S. Navyand
Coast Guards
Bike Emerson
Phillip Brown
Troy Tipton
Longfellow
Elzora Johnson
Laurice Core
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ann Belew
Shirley Owens
Virginia McCollum
Miss Core
Naval shelling signals possible Inchon style landing plan
United Nations forces press a three-pronged advance toward Pyongyang as massive naval guns schedule another potential landing. Vice Admiral Struble commands operations while President Kim Il Sung's forces respond with stubborn resistance and mined routes. Allied air strikes press near Manchurian borders as Kumchon and Pyongyang come under intensified pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchon
Seoul
Korean Republic
Koran
Red Army
Chongjin
United Nations
Pyongyang
Red Capital
Kim Ii Sung
Red Korea
Siberian
Teld
Sixth Division
Kumhwa
Chorwon
Sach
U. S First
Kumchon
Hobart R. Gay
First Cavalry
Gay
Kumchon-Pyongyang
Also Mentioned on This Page
WRACT
Lo’ Pee 8
Sumedi Della Bedford
Pontator County
FE Bigram
Puty. McArthur and Orton
Plaintitt
Wit
Tom D. McKlown
Kerr, Lambert, Conn, and
Roberts, Attorneys
NEW York
University of San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Joe McNamee
Rorhester
Don Lofgran
Don
Syracuse
Plointltt
Roberts
Gertrude Chandler
F. Joseee
Barney Johnson
Leo 'A. Coskey
Adhuinis
Lot 5
Suprige Raattion
Io Ada
Della Bedford
Robinson
McArthur and Orton
Tat
Ra Ua
Ada Senior Highschool News
Mary Reynolds
Krumtum
Latisha Ridge
Lucius Clay
Dwight Eisenhower
Roy J. Turner
Wilson
Norman Bayless
S and
Zelma Cromer
Secondary Home Economics Association
Panos
John Panos
MNES
Loretta Cope
Lindsey
Jim Kauffman
Alberta! Canada
Nah Sena
Adans
Vera Simmons
Shirley Brown
Marie Butler
Sarabeth Gullatt
Pat McKnight
Ann Roadhouse
Franchelie Snow
Franklin Gilley
Don Morrow
Ken Mundy
Charles Shirley
Clifford Williams
Mack Young
Lavon Odom
Miss Simmon
Betty Bailey
Joyce Hughes
C. L. Robberson
Elmer Massey
Anna Tinsley
Enid ‘Oliver
Bonnie Stewart
Ray Brotherton
Roy Gene Blake
JoyceWaughn
Yell
Art Pokorny
Marion Massey
Tour In the Prairies
John Murray
Albemarle Street
London
England
A. Spottiswoode
New-Street-Square
Chem
Istry
C. L. Roberson
Jo. Ann Pritchard
A. R. Wallace
Adm
Arthur D. Struble
Gene Harrick
Mighty 6O
Pustet Fy
Alexei der FetrSenate Cieh
Alexandar
PGA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!