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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1972

Page

11

Local Families Respond to Visiting Guests Across Ada and Nearby Towns

A long list of visitors and family gatherings from Union Hill Ada Stillwater Seminole and Vanoss shows relatives traveling for visits and shared meals. Notable names include Golden Coplen East Kirkes and Newby with repeated trips to and from Ada and surrounding communities.

Marie Bralen Roxie Golden Reggie Regina Tucker Ada Edna Golden James Morgan Cynthia Oklahoma _ City Sonny Golden Paul Golden Horace Golden Rbert Golden Lynda Mike Golden Stillwater Murray Golden Charles Coplen Debbie Kevin Basil Charlene Lake Arbuckle James Bottoms Lonnie East Vaness Lee Keeling Lula Keeling Lela Morrison Center Callie East Seminole Gary Golden Freddie Duncan Fred Holman Wilson Laura Haines Mike Susan Ethelene Golden Lolitta Tucker Ballards Tom Agee Tishia Ross Deloras Agee Lavona Jones Betty Cunningham Jessie Matheron F. L. Cunningham Jim Kirkes L. D. Stonecipher Robert Golden Ing Daisy Binion John Caldell Lynda Golden Mill Creek Allan Sanders Etta Garrett Hershall Sanders Stonewall Don Newby Kathy Stephen Ron Nely Nancy Melvin Newby Oil Center William Henson Billy Johnny Allan Bill McAnally Vickie Lena Roth Chicago Lela Johnson Darlene Jessie Tatum Debbie Robertson Cerral Rhoades Wichita, Kan Vivian Cruson Lillian Agee

Sunshine Sunday church notes and community visits

The Sunshine area reports 46 in Sunday school with Lillard Cotrell delivering the morning message and Don Parr the evening. Local residents including Karen Green and the Parrs attend services and numerous visitors are listed with many family and community names. Mary Jo Green attended Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club and Farm Bureau events. Larry Heard named Pontotoc County Farm Bureau president.

Lillard Cotrell Don Parr Melissa Green Cuba Donna Kay Parr Karen Green Paula Beverly Jeanne Carr Mark Ashley Riley Sutton Jr E. D. Eager Glen Wood Dora Braddock Vernie Henley J. B. Eager Don Parr Kaye Danny Paul Quinton Larry Heard Cuba Heard Mary Jo Green Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club City Hall Theo Cash Oklahoma City J. L. Green Melissa Farm Bureau Latta School Jesse Green Edna Lou Swarb Mary Leroy Summers Mary Summers Joe Swarth Louie Odom Addie Stringer Ada Sidney Green Phyllis Bob Ashley Sunshine Claude Hewett Doug Pendergraft Bucky R. C. Wilson Buck Heard Leonard Ford Daily Phillips Velma Wyche Jim Wyche Mary Phillips Louie Freeny Debbie Tulsa Woodrow Phillips Coalgate Opal Cook Roff Goldie Cornell Vaness Joy Cox Marshall Cox II Carl Drake Doris Ann Julia Thomas Houston Tex Leroy Cox Connie Tommy Cox Christopher Janet Larry Pontotoc County

Oakman Community News Roundup of Dinners Visits and Birthdays

Sunday School attendance reported at 31 in Oakman with many families listed visiting, hosting, and attending church. The piece chronicles birthday greetings, anniversaries, funeral attendances, and social visits involving the Stovall, Lee, Carter, Morrison, Eppler, Manuel, Castoe, Berryman, and Crawford families across Ada Latta Byng and surrounding towns.

Oakman J. W. Berryman Lena Stovall Kay Lynne Haley K. M. Stovall Paul Lena Amy Carl Jackson Elmer Lee Amy Stovall Kim Williams Francis Herman Wilson David Judy Karen Seminole Willoughby Ada Billy Lee George Carter Ollive Summers Ballard Nursing Home Gussie Lillard John Williamson Jan Frances Lonnie V. Manuel Mark Richard Berryman Menta Eppler Edd Castoe Ada Fair Grounds Kent Kevin Debs Holcombe James Stone Berry Audry Shirley Castoe C. H. Hampton Jack Gibson Shawnee Clifford Rodgers Wetumka Hershall Hampton Ronald, Pickett Harold Self Kay Tracy Maud J. D. Castoe Jimmy Mike Nora Hobbs Dora Manuel John Delazier Jerry Atwood L. Roy Manuel Roy Jack Mullins Wilma Golden Claude Lawrence Byng J. R. Pendergrass L. D. Winters John Pendergrass Lelleene Perehouse West Covena Calif Charles Golden Ken Winters Johnnie Stringer Dale Allen Arlie Morrison Milburn Morrison Randell Lois Mosier Avanah Hobbs Carol York Buster Hobbs Shirley Norma Jerry Stone Galey James Castoe Marie Stone Sandy Mason Ken Jackson Mildred Curret Mildred Current Dub Pecan Grove Monroe Lee Dove Harrison Timmy Kenneth Shaw Jamie Joe Shaw Sherri Timmy Shaw Wilburn Lee Francis Ronnie Shaw Jewell Winters Allen Fox J. D. Fulton Elva Duvall Joy Himphill Midwest City Oklahoma City Randay Rickie Dodson Jennifer, Noble T. H. Haley Joe Kay Lynne Kir Williams Kim Kim Haynes Charlie Payne Cleveland Tenn Elmer Crawford Lela Gwin Opal Denton Tennn Henry Houthings Tecumseh Ray Martin Debby Darla Dayton Ohio Lateresa Mary Lou Henson Tressa Jims Latta Glenda West Mark Manuel Jerry Lonnie Roy Manuel Bud Grooms Jo Dawson McAlester Erin Springs Lindsay Washita Valley Pauls Valley John T. Woods Lottie Dinwiddie Charles Maloy Tulsa Haskell Nance Woods Mr. Nance Loree Green Bartlesville Gail Resoner Ollie Cox Holdenville Wayne Joplin Marsha Lynn Crawford Joe Bevers W. L. Hall Roy Gentry W. A. Lee Beatrice Grisham Bill Lee Marion Robertson Bill Rosie Lee Tim Lori Arlington Tex Johnny Hilton LaDonna Lee Eppler Edd Berryman Rebee J. B. Berryman B. G. Ainsworth Winefred Berrymen Jerry Moore Virgle Winters Beatrice Winters Lucien Dale LaBass Vicki Ira Wommack Olen Vail

Wagons Still Roll Along In Baltimore

Baltimore street Arabs hawk fruit and vegetables from ponies and carts rented from 60 city stables. About 500 sellers start as early as 4 a.m. a daily market run through inner city streets with ponies like Joe and red ripe strawberries. Anne Arundel is famed for strawberries. Eastern Shore cantaloupes and corn are sold as sweeter.

Baltimore

Construction Workers Give Judge Viola Hardhat

Boston AP report says 20 construction workers brought a hard hat to Judge M Edward Viola at Massachusetts General Hospital after a hip fracture. The judge, recovering with pins in his hip, smiled and called the workers good guys who visit his East Cambridge court room.

Boston M. Edward Viole RE. Viola Viola East Cambridge Massachusetts General Hospital Judge Viola Vin Dolan Vin Toc

Dentists Study Amazon Indians Gum Health Surprising

A team of four dentists from Santa Maria Federal University studied Yanomami Indians in the Amazon, finding they have remarkably healthy gums despite no toothbrush use. They report gum abrasion is common among Brazilians and modern societies, suggesting toothbrushes may not be essential for gum health.

Porto Alegre Brazil Amazon Jungle Santa Maria Federal University Rio Grande Do Sul Reraima Cleber Pereira

Hearing for Rhynes Will Probate in Pontotoc County

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the hearing for the will of IrI Rhynes deceased is set for October 27 1972 at 10 00 A M in Ada. Willard E Rhynes named in the will seeks Letters Testamentary with Christie Rhynes and Willard as petitioners. The court enters the order and notifies all interested persons.

IRL Christy Rhynes Willard E. Rhynes District Court Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma IRS Ada State of Oklahoma District Court of County W. C. Walker Pontotoc

Hearing notices in Pontotoc court involve oil leases

District Court of Pontotoc County schedules hearings on estate matters including sale and distribution of oil and gas leases. Executor John J. Fleet seeks confirmation of a 1/16 royalty lease on 20 acres in Section 20 10N 7E Ada Oklahoma with a 4 month term and continued production. Administratrix Ida Mae Marcum faces final account and distribution hearing October 31 1972. Guardian Benton Browning offers Marjorie Petersons oil and gas lease on 219 acres in Coal County Oklahoma with 1/8 royalty and three year term. sale contingent on court order and payment of attorney fees.

John J. Fleet Carl W. Fleet George M. Adams Carl W. ‘Fleet Oe County State of Oklahoma Ada Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Benton Browning Marjorie Peterson District Court of Pontotoc County Sas Coal County Towit

Estate of Minnie Blue notices and hearings in Pontotoc County

The estate of Minnie Blue invites creditors to present claims to Administrator Sam Blue within 30 days and to appear November 14 1972 at 10 1 to show cause why final accounting and distribution should not be approved. CALVERT L. CANNON District Judge and W B Ward Jr attorney for administrator are noted.

Ida Mae Marcum Clarence Marcum Minnie Blue Sam Blue W. B. Ward, JR American Building Ada Oklahoma District Court Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma

Lawsuit Notice in Ada Okla Over Heirs Claims

Plaintiffs in a 1972 case against unknown heirs of Louina Alberson and Almina Denny seek a court ruling to determine heirs and quiet title to Lots 31 and 32 in Wm. C. Herring Southside Addition Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The suit, filed Sept 25 1972, asks the court to restrain all claimants and declare ownership in plaintiffs and determine each heir’s share of the estates. The 9 November 1972 deadline is set to answer or have the petition deemed true.

Robison Gibson Mack Smith Norman Henry State OF Oklahoma Louina Alberson Chickasaw Almina Denny Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Wm. C. Herring Ada Home Ice Company Pontotoc E. F. Hunter North Broadway

Former Soldier Considers Move Over Vietnam Atrocities Dispute

Former Army Sgt. Lonnie Gentry says he may leave Oklahoma due to the publicity surrounding the Army investigation into alleged atrocities by his former unit in Vietnam. He reports the matter has left him unable to earn a living as an insurance salesman.

Duncan Okla Army Lonnie Gentry Vietnam Gentry

Bank Robbery Imitating Workmen At Oxford Street

Three armed men dressed as workmen robbed a London bank after leaving a security door open during tea. They entered a locked room, held staff at gunpoint, and took $104,000 before fleeing.

London Oxford Street

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