Public Notice in Pontotoc County Real Estate Suit
In Pon totoc County Oklahoma several parties by public notice are summoned in multiple real estate suits. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to parcels in Ada Ro s Oklahoma and Rofs Oklahoma and identify heirs and owners of deceased grantors. Judgment sought to confirm ownership and bar defendants from any claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Terry
State OF
Oklahoma
Frank Henry
Wallace Henry
Gertrude Henry
Beauty Billy
Lonie McMillan
Willie Henry
R. C. Laird
Rowena E Laird
George Mason
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma a sheriff's sale is ordered to satisfy multiple judgments. Property to be sold includes Lots 22 and 23 in Block 12 Ford Addition Ada. sale set for October 28 1946 at 2:00 pm at the Ada courthouse south front door. Names: Clyde Kaiser sheriff JHos P Holt et al. Attorneys: Busby Harrell & Trice.
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Ford
Ada
Oklahoma
Clyde Kaiser
Poontotoc County
W N. Hughes
Jhos P Holt
Busby, Harrell. & Trice
Creditors warned in estate of Helen F. Butcher
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of Helen F. Butcher deceased asks all creditors to present claims with vouchers to executor Cary P. Butcher at Busby Harrell Trice 209-213 American Building Ada within four months or be forever barred dated October 7 1946.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Helen F. Butcher
Cary P. Butcher
Busby, Harrell & Trice
American
Eva Sanner Plaintiffs Legal Filing Noted
Eva Sanner and others are represented by Jewell Ford Isreal Thompson and Braly Attorneys for Plaintiff in a formal legal filing referencing counsel and party names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iseal Thompson & Braly
Notice to Creditors in Alice MacFarland Estate
In the county court of Ada Oklahoma Arthur H MacFarland Administrator with Will Annexed issues a notice to creditors to present claims against Alice MacFarland deceased within four months or be barred. Thompson Braly lawyers located at 214 First National Bank Building Ada Oklahoma serve as the administrator's counsel. Dated October 15 1946.
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Jody B. Allen
State OF Oklahoma
Eva Sanner
Leon Sanner
Pontotoc County
Daggs
Ada
Oklahoma
Alice C. Macfarland
Arthur H. Macfarland
Allersons
Alice MacFarland
Thompson & Braly
First National Bank
Will
Denies Amendments Effects as Charged
In Oklahoma City on October 17 E E Battles president of the Oklahoma Education Association said four proposed constitutional amendments to be voted on November 5 would not tax homestead exemption property nor place an ad valorem tax on intangible property. He noted J Berry King had advised the measures would not affect homestead exemptions.
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Oklahoma City
E. E. Battles
Henryetta
The
Oklahoma Education Association
Education Association
J. Berry King
Battles
Slot Machines Go To College To Be Junked
Rumors swirled after a truck delivered six slot machines and a cigarette machine to the college basement. Officials and students speculated about use for Memorial Building funds, but instructor Denton Floyd said all machines were broken and will not be repaired. Clyde Kaiser, Pontotoc county sheriff, confiscated them in a prior raid.
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East Central Journal
Hugh Norris
Oscar Parker
Stewart Linscheid
Memorial Building Fund
Heiman
Bill Herring
Allen Lad
Denton Floyd
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Red Sox Back Home With Clearer Plans For 1947
Boston reports confirm Johnny Williams not for sale for the 1947 season and Joe Cronin remains manager. Tom Yawkey will meet players to discuss services rendered and Cronin dismisses talk of Joe McCarthy replacing him. Fans greeted the team on return from the World Series.
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Boston
Red Sox
Jony Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Tom Yawkey
Cronin
Yawkey
Williams
Sox
Joe McCarthy
Sixteen Cities Record Zero Pedestrian Fatalities in 1946 Nine Months
Oklahoma City October 12 Sixteen Oklahoma cities in the 1946 national pedestrian safety program reported no pedestrian fatalities in the first nine months of the year. Forty eight of the 88 total deaths occurred in towns and forty on rural roads.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cities
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Altus
Ardmore
Bartlesville
Blackwell
Bristow
Clinton
Cushing
Duncan
Henryetta
Hobart
Hugo
McAlester
Muskogee
Norman
Stillwater
Woodward
Ada
Alva
Chickasha
Durant
el Reno
Miami
Okmulgee
Pawhuska
Ponca City
Shawnee
Vinita
Enid
Tulsa
County Women Form Organization
A group of county women organized the Democratic Women's club to aid qualified citizens in registration and to mobilize voters for the November election. Marie Bailey serves as president with Della Bedford as vice president and Ozella Waner as secretary treasurer. They heard John Brett, the Democratic nominee for the criminal court of appeals, who spoke in support of Democratic nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Club
Marie Bailey
Della Bedford
Ozella Waner
John Brett
Criminal Court of Appeals
AMG Officials Hit Back at British Editorials on Goering
American military government public relations officers said four power control and a quadripartite commission arranged the Nuernberg executions and news coverage. They argued British criticism stems from allies seeking to limit press access, with Gen. Joseph T. McNarney pushing for world press access and gaining Russian support.
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Berlin
U. S
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Allied Control Council
Control Council
Goering
London Daily Mail
Daily Express
Joseph T. McNarney
Henry Wallace Named The New Republic Editor
Henry A. Wallace, fired from Truman's cabinet, accepts the editorship of The New Republic. The appointment starts in December and will not hinder his plans for a Democratic campaign tour. He aims to voice his views against the world split into armed camps and to rally liberal minds to halt the armament race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
The
New Republic
Wallace
Rule Cutting On Farm Vet Pay Cut Canceled
P T Lundquist, manager of the VA office in Muskogee, announces the cancellation of a rule cutting subsistence pay for vets in on the job farm training. The change affects about 4000 Oklahoma veterans, with limits of 200 dollars monthly for dependents and 175 dollars otherwise. The ruling lets many small schools proceed with farm training plans and supervising teachers, preventing budget disruptions where already employed.
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P. T. Lundquist
Muskogee
Oklahoma
For Rent: Interest in Section 19 Township 5 Range 5
Notice offers Otto Robertson of Box 308 McFarland California invites bids for the right and interest in top soil at Oil Center near Maxwell Township. Reply by 10 17 ltw.
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Township 5
Range
Maxwell Township
Oil Center
Otto Robertson
McFarland
Calif
Rouk Teaches At Okmulgee Agronomy School
Hugh F. Rouk, former assistant county farm agent, now instructors in agronomy at the Okmulgee Branch of Oklahoma A and M college School of Technical Training. He served in the infantry in New Caledonia Iwo Jima and Okinawa and helped build the vet education program using former Glenannan Army hospital facilities.
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Hugh F. Rouk
Okmulgee
Oklahoma A
M. College
Glennan Army Hospital
Rouk
Beggs
Murray State College
Tishomingo
Pontotoc County
New Caledonia
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
U. S
Wagoner County
Okmulgee School
Santa Coming Up By OLIVER W. DeWOLFE
Santa Claus promises new dolls that laugh cry or sleep and electric toy irons stoves sinks with running water. He lists trains airplanes trucks and games plus teaching toys as he asks parents to shop early due to toy shortages. The retail value tops 240 million dollars, up about 30 percent from last year.
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Oliver W. Dewolfe
Washington
Santa Claus
Santa
Commerce Department
Goering's Death Reported After Suicide In Prisonyard
Eyewitness accounts describe Hermann Goering's death by cyanide in his cell after a failed attempt to conceal poison as Col. Andrus announced. Witnesses and other Nazis faced grim executions on two gallows with minders and reporters present.
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Kingsbury Smith
Seyss-Inquart
Goering
Reichsmarshal
Luftwaffe
Smith
Wilhelm Hoegner
Bavaria
Col
B. C. Andrus
Andrus
Sentinel
Mondorf
Louis de Roche
Corpe
Arthur Gaeth
Sauckel
Germany
Ribbentrop
Keitel
U. S
Allied Control Council
Kaltenbrunner
Frank
Frick
Chess by Mail Sparks Lifelong Friendship Across Oceans
In a town, Dad Hoskins and Englishman Dalton Barnes have exchanged eight years of postal chess letters. Each sends moves and charts, turning a game into a long distance bond like sharing a beer. The pair have never met in person but maintain steady correspondence.
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Dad Hoskins
Dalton Barnes
England
Dad
Dalton
Hon
Fragmentary description of a execution escort scene
A fragment describes the moment as individuals make a final drop, each escorted to the gallows by a soldier at their elbow.
City Officials Sued Over $10,000 in Ada Case
The National Studios sues the City of Ada and several officials for $10,000 over arrest of Ann Hock for operating as a photographer without a license. O. E. Barrineau of Oklahoma City is the plaintiff. Suit names Ada city officials, acting city manager and city attorney. The case, filed last week, will be heard in district court.
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Ada
National Studios
O. E. Barrineau
Oklahoma City
H. J. Huddleston
C. F. Spencer
M. W. Walker
Vernon Roberts
Joe Hensley
Cty
Luke B. Dodd
U. S
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Ontotoe
Rofs
William O. Farthing
Jewell Ford
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Seal W.V. Stanfield
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State OF Oklahoma, Et
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Willie Moore
W. G. Long County
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Garnet W. van Meter
Walter E van Meter
Walter F. van Meter
Inter-State Mortgage Trust Company
J. C. Cree Jr
Home Savings and Loan Association of
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Loyd Welch
Lula L. Mathews
N B Mathews
James A. Gilbert
Ross
Seal Powell & Jameson
Plaintiff
Ada News
AMG
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Henry Wallace
New New Republic
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Joe Marsh
Anna Pautz
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Tulse
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Once City
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Sartlesville
Anton Aichite
Fal “Offeyville “Herman
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KCMA
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