Notice of Oklahoma sheriff sale listing broad land parcel
A public sale notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma lists a property described as Northwest Quarter and Bass Twenty acres in Township 31 North Range Five West, to satisfy a judgment in favor of a plaintiff against defendants. The sale is set for the first day of October, 1982, at the county courthouse, with terms including interest and costs, and excludes certain lands. Names of trustees, executors, and parties appear in the filing.
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Sale
Pontatue
Okinome
Oklanoma
Mossouri Hakkar
Wawits Tae Sant Holt
U S
Surrey
Ortey
Suusty
Sogtempe
Clyde Ratser
Oklaboma
ziNner
Genito
Smi Aeulion
Land Office
Osiwhoma
Buntetor County
Oklahoma
Marthense
Norteeast
Syle Mortaage
Rasen
Mortage
Nojlee
Vivadt
Coun
Pontotoc
Oleavomne
Pontatar Couny
Chianora
Sake County
City of Francis
Walter Ret
Hang
Joa
Virgil
Tony
Pontotee County
Oupremia
J. Iy
Pentotoc Ats
Oklatoma
Onich Prine
Eauiity Commission
Virgil Hut
Pontotoc County
Debhorpa
Oklahoma Notice By Publication In Probate Case
Public notice filed in Texas County Oklahoma court outlines a partition action involving Maude Chapman and heirs. It requests defendants answer by November 1 1940 and contains details of land description in Pontot County and a mortgage securing debt with interest. Court Clerk Bella Beatorda signs, with attorney Loy Bleigitts listed.
Notices of Estate and Public Auctions in Pontotoc County
Fragments describe probate actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma including estate settlement, creditor notices, and a public auction of parcels in Francis, with court dates, case numbers, and bidder instructions. The texts reference executors, unknown heirs, and sale procedures for properties in Pontotoc County, plus clerk and deputy roles and a county treasurer's notice of land sale pending.
Notice of Final Account and Distribution in Oklahoma Estate
The document reports final accounting and distribution petition in the estate of W. Criswell, deceased, with Caryn Criswell as executrix filing in court for final discharge. A hearing is set for October 1967 in Garvin County Oklahoma, detailing beneficiaries and property described including lots in Center Oilchemm town limits and associated lands. The notice warns all claimants to appear and present objections or risk forfeiture of rights.
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Sperry
Sant Texcenor
G'Etscka
Tom D. Bexeoven
Oklahoma
Mary Susman
Knvenzer
Urd
Muntriage
Sianad
Bedford
Porte
Tsar
Tereby
Caryn Crlewelh
Treter
Criswell
Otthirer
Seid
Cours Courshouse Et
Acti
Tom
Mereow
Couty
Thompson
HAL
Alinengss Fee Executron
Bids Sought for Ada Street Improvement Project 1942
The City of Ada Oklahoma invites sealed bids for labor, equipment, and materials to improve streets in the East line of the Wontargase Quarter, township six east, including paving, gutters, and related work. Bid packets require bonds, deposits, and a performance bond. plans and specs available at City Clerk’s office.
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Aca
WANGE
Alu
Aba
Corlahoma
Cme
Eperag
Hevat
Ache
Chelilapna
Hanan
Ace
Oklahowa
Tahoe
Ada Okclahoma
Ian Denise Foot
Mina
Eit
District Cours
Pom ‘Tetse
OxInkom
Sid Improvement District
Olmhams
SEALY
Typhoid Not Out Yet In Pon totec County Case
A fragmentary report shows typhoid remained a concern after a long county epidemic. Canadian doctors traced a California visiting patient to Pon totec, linking illness to a caregiver network and a long chain of contacts. The inquiry focused on John, an 12 year old, and his relatives to identify transmission sources.
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Pontotec
Idke
Co Canada
Lesbi
Fmitetac
Gotte AN
Canada
San Francisco Health Department
Pontofer
California
John
Toba
Tobin
Byrds
Commissioners Put Rental on Sross Receipts at Fairgrounds
A resolution by the Por totoc county Board of County Commissioners fixes a general two percent rental on proceeds of the Ada Rodeo company and the Ada Professional Baseball club at the fairgrounds. The plan directs that funds go back to ground improvements while other groups may bid for contract. Rentals rise from previous $30 monthly fees. new policy aims to self support the grounds for events like rodeos and county fair activities.
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Portotoc County
Missioner
R. C. Austell
Fae Tevet
HanLeatle
Memtbars
Board of County Commissioners
Aga Hodes
Ada
Ada Baseball Chatt
Ross
Chub
Amos
Oklahoma rest homes under scrutiny amid aging welfare row
Miss Eula Fullerton urged state health officials to report on conditions in Oklahoma rest homes, revealing 20 080 residents on old age assistance in more than 108 homes immune from inspection. Only 47 nursing homes hold state licenses as debates over funding and eligibility for aid continue. Senator James Nance criticized the welfare agency for plans to cut recipients, while Walter Bilitzstey of WeWaka called for further committee hearings.
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Oklahoma City
Out
Eula Fullerton
Miss Fullerton
Ceaartmest
Oklahoma
Mise Fullerton Gail
James C. Nange
Alate Public Welfare
Ite
Nance
Nonce
Walter Bilitzstey
Wewaka
Azaln Noy
City Directory to Be Prepared Here
Mullin-Bille Co of Colom bug opens a business office in Newvis Hanev Building Room 7 for a residential canvass Monday and business section Thursday this week. The directory, ready by February 1, will list streets by number, telephone, and every adult by name with dependents and business.
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Ada
Mullin-Bille Co
Colombug
Newviss Hanev’ Bilding
Zonker
Korte Amvassis
Rats Destroy Vast Amounts of Grains
Washington dispatch reports that the Fish and Wildlife Service estimates rats have destroyed about 260 million bushels of American grain. The loss exceeds the U.S. relief needs for Western Europe, prompting President Truman to urge conservation through a waste less program.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
Europe
Truman
Cost of Living Spiral Heads Upward, Only Butter Is Down
A Tropic storm study off Florida last night involved scientists testing a weather manipulation concept using dry ice and ice projections. Bombers and observers gathered data to assess possible methods to disrupt storm structures and alter direction, with GE, the Navy, and Army supplying equipment and crews.
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Tampa
Fla
Tropics
Trylee
Acléniste
Florida
Toney
St. Augustine
Vincent Schafer
Istorra
Yesteday
General Electric Company
Navy
Army
Officials argue over fees at Ada fairgrounds use
Ada rodeo and Ada Baseball Club officials disputed rental charges and a two percent receipts levy for sports grounds at the Pontotoc fairgrounds. The rodeo reports spending over 1000 on improvements this year while the baseball club seeks details as two percent charges could double past payments.
Brother of Local Women Is Dead
Edward Holmes of Riverside California died Tuesday night in Thos Aceces hospital after a lengthy illness. A pioneer teacher in the state he served as city schools superintendent at Norman Chickasha and Bristow before becoming a psychology professor at Tulsa University. He was injured overseas in World War I and later worked in California insurance. Survivors include wife Marceus Neal of Los Angeles three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Wednesday morning.
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Edward Holmes
Riverside
California
Thos Aceces Hospital
Tove Die Apa
Hobmas
Ada
Oloma University
Norvien
Chickasha
Bristow
Tulsa University
Texogmitimn
Marceus Neal
Los Angeles
L. Movefogk
Stella Snex
Ate
Delia Penington
Morgan Hill
A AL Halenes
Joan W. Holmes
Oklahoma
Sand Springs Fire at Colton Mill Ravages Cotton Stock
Sand Springs Oklahoma October 15 Fire Chief Leon Parker says it may take a week to extinguish the Colton Mill fire that swept Comimancer Mills Inc burning about $825,100 in damage. Three quarters of 2,006 bales of cotton stored were destroyed though all were insured. The blaze started from a short in an electrical wiring hoist. Local agriculture notes mention crop rotations and cotton trends.
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Sand Springs
Okla
Leon Parker
Comimancer Mills, Inc
Parker
Ada Man Milled in Stilwater Cave-in
Rescue workers recovered the bodies of two men buried under tons of dirt in a Stilwater Oklahoma cave-in at a sewer project site. Clyde Williams 34 of Botton and Eastman Wisdorm 34 of Ada were identified. two others, Walker 37 and Evins B Beck 33, escaped with minor injuries. Foreman Dunlap blamed the cave-in on faulty earth formation at a 14 foot deep site, operated by Spiner Construction for the Dewey project.
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Okla
Njea Tro
Clyde Williams
Botton
Eastman Wisdorm
Ade
Raven Be. & Jnte
Walker
Evis
B. Beck
Okishama City
Spiner Construction Cx
Dewey Cosistruction Project
A. Ht. Dunlap
Gifch
Valley View Admissions Notice List
A fragmented list of names and locations appears, naming mothers and babies in what seems to be an admissions or birth record. Entries include Mrs Derosky Strickler and baby Loy, Ada arta Frey Konawa, Nadine Hoover, Maud Sackava Sue Heley, Sharon Haley Harder City, Grace Roland, Mrs Delphine Duncan and baby girl, Betty Jo Hold, Faye Wyrick Adda Leon Huffstudar, Leon, and others with multiple towns like Hayden City Rubhs. The legibility is partial and several spellings are unclear.
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Derosky Strickler
Swiss Plan for 4.7 Million Francs Charity Fund
The Swiss Federal Council seeks a 4,706,006 franc appropriation for international charity, with a tentative June 14 deadline set by the council for this activity. A wartime commodities drive collapsed after drought hit a summer town, harming farm production. Rosario, a port city on the Parana River upstream from Buenos Aires, handles ocean-going vessels.
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Bern
Switzerland
Concil
Activitien
Parliamennt
Rosario
Buenos Aires
Parana River
No Reduction Seen Seen in High Cost OF Basic Foods
The Associated Press reports rising living costs with little relief for consumers. Butter prices slipped to Chicago wholesale lows, while New York butter fell 34 cents. The AP index for 38 commodities rose to 195.18, near a peak, as grain and livestock markets climbed and beef and pepper prices fluctuated.
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Chicago
New York
Graig Prite St Rae
Associated Press
EES
Chicegg
New Y York
Colfrels Named to Head Orphanage At Byng Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs W A Cattrel of Tepele have been elected superintendent and matron of the Rep oist Orphans Home at Byng six miles north of Ada Oklahoma. They succeed Mr and Mrs B H Brice. The orphanage is run by Missionary Baptist churches of Oklahoma. The local office is at 330 East Thirteenth. The Cotrells invite all residents of the state to visit the home inspect the facilities and see how the children are cared for. The Ada Chamber of Commerce helped arrange the invitation and the children express appreciation for the Brices, welcoming the new leaders and pledging support.
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W. A. Cattrel
Tepele
Byng
Ade
B. H. Brice
Missionary Baptist, Churches of
Ada Chamber
Foner
Brice
Ma‘tron
Carter Oil tests Garvin pool with low oil cut
Carter Oil Co reports a well in Garvin County southwest of Eola showing a 24% oil in 24 hours through a 1/4 inch choke. Sunray Oil Co. taps a shallow discovery near Eola with 78 barrels in 27 hours. The Briscoe No. 1 unit in Gracy County yields coring data and minor distillate shows. Naval Reserve Scholarship tryouts set for December 13 in seven Oklahoma cities with Aptitude tests in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Duran Exit, Muskogee, Norman and Woodward.
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Quulahoma City
Carter Oil Company
J. D. Thompson
Westerdive
Elmore
Garvin
No. L Thomson
Wyne
Chitwest
Gracy
Briscoe
Iwavy Reserve
Norman
Okla
Naval Reserve Treining Corps
Oklahma Cities
W. E. Armettrout
Eni ~Nevsity of Oklahoma Navat Heserve Officers Training Corps
Oklahoma
City
Tulsa
Dural Exit
Muskogee
Nermam
Woodward
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Judas
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Maude
Chapmanner
Mardeo
Della Beatorda
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Bklahoma
Jewell Fone
Mearther & Orton
Loy Bloeigitts
Tomaew
Toxtotoc County
State OF Oklamoma
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Sewell Ford Beauty
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State OF Oklaboma
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Pontadoe County
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Taen & Waste
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England
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Greta Garbo
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Valley View Admissions
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