Decker Family Estate Case In Oklahoma Federal Court
Legal notice lists Earl Decker Julia A Burrows Esther Decker as administrators of Jess W Decker deceased with James H Little and others as plaintiffs seeking action against Edgar T Decker Jr and unknown heirs executors and the State of Oklahoma as defendants in a complex estate dispute involving multiple Decker family members and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Decker
Julia A. Burrows
Esther Decker
Jess W. Decker
James H Little
George E. Decker
Jennie B. Sullivan
Lillie May Simpkins
Laura Trampler
Willie Lee Decker
James H. Little
Caroline Ann Little
James Harry Little
Lucille Marie Little
Edgar T. Decker, Jr
G W. Decker
L. F Decker
State of
Oklahoma
Cassie Threlkeld
B. M. Clary
Ben M Clary
M. Elliott
Mathew Elliott
J. M. Pinchback
D. Mauldin
S . Mauldin
Byron B
Parrish
T. EZ. Brents. JR
A. B. Wright
J.T. Reeves
A.C. Russell
H. A. Adams
W. T. Elser
T. L. Cagle
James Cagle
Notice by publication in Pontotoc County land dispute
The State of Oklahoma informs Edgar T. Decker Jr that he has been sued by plaintiffs in Pontotoc County District Court. He must answer by November 15, 1951 or the petition will be judged in favor of the plaintiffs to quiet title to described lands in Township 4 North Range 4 East. The notice names heirs and restrains defendants from any adverse claim and is dated October 3, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Towit
G. W Decker
L. F Decker
W.S. Hale
Lillie Hale
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
T L. Cagle
James Cagle
State of
Minnie M. Bramlett
Andrew Bramlett
Said County Court
Ada
Heirs and Executors Named in Oklahoma Property Suit
Plaintiffs W S Hale and Lillie Hale sue numerous defendants including Nancy Cobb William Cobb and Methwaite Oil and Gas Co in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to quiet title to described real estate. The petition seeks a fee simple title and removal of any adverse claims with deadlines set for answers by November 29 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Nancy F Cobb
William A. Cobb
Methwaite Oil and Gas Company
R. M Scruggs
R. M
Nancy E. Cobb
Notice of Sheriff sale for Trader Mile ad sale
Sheriff J. D. Garner issues sale notice for the Trader Mile business in a public sheriff sale. The notice lists the case number 20113 and is signed by Deputy J. O. Abney, dated October 18, 2011.
Dams Located After Extensive Core Tests
Dams are positioned downstream following comprehensive coring tests of river bottoms to assess suitability and safety for reservoir construction.
Terceira Island Distance From New York Noted
The Azores island Terceira is reported as 2,400 miles from New York, highlighting long distance between the Atlantic outpost and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of
Terceira
Azores Group
New York
Public Hearing on Detachment and New District Forming
Notice of a public hearing in Ada Oklahoma on Friday October 19 1951 at the District Court Room in the Court House. Landowners in Pontotoc County and other interested parties are invited to attend to discuss detaching described territory from Blue and Boggy Soil Conservation District and forming a new district. AITEST By-WORD Cromwell Executive Director Mrs Sue Dowdy Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Harry Lundgaard
Dba
Millis
Bill Barbie
Ada
Aga
Court House
Blue and Boggy Soil Conservation District
Oklahoma Tackles Drug Traffic with Education and Reform
Oklahoma officials press for decisive action on narcotics with calls for harsher penalties and patient treatment. The piece notes rising federal arrests, the shift of marijuana sources from Mexico, and youth drug trends. It also outlines an educational display on marijuana growth to aid farm, school, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Oklahoma
State Capitol
Latta Schools Scrimmage Start as Season Opens
Latta high teams began scrimmage games with neighboring schools as the season starts. The sixth grade honored A. W. Brown with a birthday party and the fifth graders presented fruit to their teacher Mrs Dollie Price. Mrs Jud Elliott and children visited her parents at Owl Creek and relatives in Lawn Dale, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brown
Dollie Price
Jud Elliott
Tonie Gambrell
Owl Creek
Jimmie Marsh
Lawndale
Calif
Simeon Burge Returns to Medicine Lodge Work
Simeon Burge resumes duties at Medicine Lodge Kansas after visiting his mother Mrs Laughlin and Mr Laughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Burge
Medicine Lodge
Kas
Vo Laughlin
Mr. Laughn
Bridal Shower Attended by Paris Hugo Guests
Haskelene Griffis spent the weekend with relatives in Paris and Hugo. A bridal shower for Mrs. James Presley was hosted by Joyce Graves and Ruby Horton with many attendees including Mrs. Leon Horton, Mrs. Aubrey Presley, Mrs. Jack Presley, Ira Parker, Ruth Parker, R. W. Castleberry, B. F. Lancaster, June Henry, Ralph Taylor, J. F. Wells, O. T. Maxey and others. Gifts were sent by many, with Mrs. Presley, Mrs. Horton and Ira Parker helping hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Presley
Jack Presley
Leon Horton
Ira Parker
Margaret Lynn Brantley Leaves Cowling Hospital
Margaret Lynn Brantley discharged Friday after days of treatment at Cowling hospital for a food rash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lynn Brantley
Cowling Hospital
Ordination Service Honors Rev John Sargent at Lightning Ridge
Reverend Truett Haskins attended the ordination service for Reverend John Sargent held Sunday at Lightning Ridge. The ceremony marked a formal recognition of Sargent’s ministry within the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truett Haskins
Lightning Ridge
John Sargent
Mrs Bettis and Sparkmans Visit Sister in Cushing Hospital
Mrs Monroe Bettis and Mr and Mrs George Sparkman visited Mrs Sparkman’s sister who is seriously ill in a Cushing hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Bettis
George Sparkman
Mrs. Sparkman
Cushing Hospital
Bucklew Fuller Brantley Families Reunite After 15 Years
Mr and Mrs Hubert Bucklew and Judy and Mr and Mrs T J Fuller visited Mr and Mrs W Brantley on Sunday. The Bucklews Fulers and Brantleys attended Latin school and graduated together but had not met in fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bucklew
Judy
T. J. Fuller
Bobby
W. Brantley
Bucklews, Fulers and Brantleys
Gracees Attend Birthday Party in Seminole
Mr and Mrs Calvin Grace visited Seminole on Sunday and joined a birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Tigner honoring Mrs Grace's mother who turned 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Grace
Seminole
J. D. Tigner
Mrs. Grace
Local families visit churches and towns across Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Roy Graves and family visited Wynnewood and Elmore City on Sunday. Ralph Mayberry and Alph Savage did business in Lindsay Monday. Hilton Stubbs and Paulette of Ardmore visited the Calvins Graces Sunday. Dan Shirley Treva Ann and Carl Shirley of Shawnee visited Herbert Cooper Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Graves
Wynnewood
Elmore City
Ralph Mayberry
Alph Savage
Lindsay
Mrs. Hilton Stubbs and
Paulette of
Ardmore
Dan Shirley
Treva Ann
Carl Shirley
Shawnee
Herbert Cooper
Sulphur Releases Oklahoma Citian
Les ter Priddy of Oklahoma City, arrested here at the request of city police, was released Tuesday night while working off a drunkenness fine. Officials had considered questioning him about a stolen car but decided not to pursue him. Chief Marvin Stephens reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur
Lester Priddy
Oklahoma City
Priddy
Marvin Stephens
U S Gives Two Ships to Argentina in Defense Aid
Philadelphia ceremony marks the transfer of the light cruiser Phoenix renamed 17 de Octubre to Argentina under the mutual defense assistance program. Argentine ambassador Dr. Hipolito J. Paz and Archibald R. Randolph of the State Department speak as Argentine officers attend. A second ship, Boise, will follow later and be renamed 9 de Abril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Argentina
U. S
Phoenix
Hipolito J. Paz
Archibald R. Randolph
State Department
Bureau of intra-American Affairs
Boise
Oklahoma City Officers Dig Man From Quicksand
Two Oklahoma City police officers H. C. Brisco and L. T. Brown rescued 62-year-old Andrew Nash from quicksand in the North Canadian River using their hands as shovels. Caution crews reported Nash trying to cross the river and called police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Andrew Nash
Nash
H. C. Brisco
L. T. Brown
U S Navy Base in the Azores During World War I
The U S Navy established a base in the Azores during World War I to support Atlantic operations. The facility served as a strategic hub for anti-submarine patrols, convoy protection, and staging for Allied efforts in the mid Atlantic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Azores
Ada to Install G C Mayhue as City Attorney
G C Mayhue Jr will assume the Ada city attorney post this November, succeeding Mack M Braly who has resigned. Mayhue born 1921 in Seminole County grew up in Pontotoc County, attended Horace Mann and East Central, served as WWII air force flight instructor, practiced law in Ada and is a Lions Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Mack M. Braly
Braly
G. C. Mayhue, Jr
Mayhue
Seminole County
Pontotoc County
Horace Mann
East Central
Air Forces
Oklahoma U
Kerr, Lambert, Conn and Roberts
Asa
Ada Lions Club
House Conferees Back New Measure With GOP Support
The house conferees said the revised bill is sure to gain several republican votes in the house. A mix of republican and northern democrat votes had defeated the earlier bill in the house. A joint senate house committee finalized the terms after a two hour meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Blood drive planned for Ponotoc county on November 15
The Ponotoc county Red Cross chapter schedules a November 15 blood donation at the First Christian church as part of a nationwide effort led by the Defense Department. Paul Rice chairs the program. a 150 pint quarterly quota aims to boost supplies for Korea war wounded with many organizations already pledging support. Women and men urged to donate to help bring soldiers home faster.
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Pontotec County
Korea
Defense Department
Red Cross
Pontotoc County
First Christian Church, Con
Cedar Grove Club Holds October Meeting
Miss Minnie Lou McDaniel continued as assistant county home demonstration agent leading Cedar Grove Club for October. Nine members and guest Mrs. Nettie Chandler attended as Mrs. Lillie Bryant presided. The program included a devotional, family mend and mending material discussion, and demonstrations by McDaniel. Members plan a Oct 23 quilting session at Mrs. Lillie Bryant’s for Edith Reynolds whose home burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lou McDaniel
Cedar Grove Home Demonstration Club
Travis Martin
Nettie Chandler
Lillie Bryant
Lavern Scroggins
Family Live
Esther Canada
Food A Nutrition
Clara Summers
Velma Chandler
Iss McDaniel
Edith Reynolds
Effie West
British and Egyptian Forces Clash Near Ismailia
Witness accounts conflict over who fired first as a 90-man British detachment attacked 24 Egyptian guards at the El Ferdan bridge during a morning clash. Egyptian officials report seven killed in Ismailia amid a broader canal area tension with 3,500 troops being airlifted from Cyprus to reinforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismailia
Canal
Mediterranean
Cyprus
el Ferdan
Africa
Asia
Cairo
Nation's first elevated train begins service in 1867
The National Geographic Society notes New York City opened its first elevated rail line on Greenwich Street in 1867, marking a milestone in urban transit. The innovation gave riders a new elevated route amid rapid city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Greenwich Street
New York City
Winners in Essay Contest Announced
Ada high school senior Donald Koontz won first place in the Ada Insurance Board annual essay contest on Fire Prevention in the Home. Horace Mann High School’s Jim Morrison took second and Rolan Van Decker of Horace Mann earned third. Don Keyes also of Horace Mann received honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Koontz
Ada
Ada Insurance Board
Jim Morrison
Horace Mann
Rolan van Decker
Don Keyes
Harry Singleton
David Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Moscow's Vishinsky questions U S peace aims in Korea note
The article reports on Soviet reactions to U N diplomacy over Korea. It notes Ambassador Kirk's October 5 approach for Soviet intervention to end the deadlock, Vishinsky's critique of Western assurances, and hints Moscow may be willing to discuss a settlement. It covers Moscow's stance on a armistice and potential talks on broader East West issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
State Department
Alan G. Kirk
United Nations
Oviet
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
U. N
38Th Parallel
Vishinsky
Kirk
U. S
Soviet Bloc
Truman
Berlin
Korea
Soviet Union
Kerr to push Foss and Cobb Creek reservoirs plan
Pr a Robert S Kerr of Oklahoma said he will introduce legislation to authorize building the Foss and Cobb creek reclamation bureau reservoirs in Oklahoma. The reservoirs would supply municipal water for Elk City Clinton Anadarko and Chickasha and enable irrigation of 25 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Foss
Cobb Creek
Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Oklaoma
Oklahoma
Elk City
Clinton
Anadarko
Chickasha
Electrification of New York El Trains Begins in 1902
The New York elevated railway system saw its electric traction rolled out in 1902 with early lines energized, followed by additional sections in 1903 as part of modernization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sergeant Promotion for Mrs. R D Cozad’s Husband
Mrs. R D Cozad reports a letter from her husband serving with the 45th Division in Korea announcing his promotion to sergeant.
Allenites in Ada hear Billy Tygart reportGre footing
Mrs Stella Kirby learns from her son Billy Griffin of the 45th Division that he has been promoted to S/FC He notes his weight at 212 pounds a significant gain He mentions rain and cold weather at the post in Ada as the weekend passed in victory and mail dispatches reach home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Kirby
Billy Griffin
S/FC
Billy
Weekend Visits Tie Oklahoma City Couple to Fort Worth Pair
Mrs Andy Castleman of Oklahoma City visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Locke. Mr and Mrs R W Seipel of Fort Worth Texas visit her sister Mrs J B Davis and Mr Davis over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Castleman
Oklahoma City
Mrs
John Locke
R. W. Seipel
Fort Worth, Texas
J. B. Davis
Mr. Davis
Mrs Ann Jones Undergoes Major Surgery Saturday
Mrs. Ann Jones underwent major surgery at Valley View Hospital on Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Clinton and their nephew Jimmy Dean Lamb of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of N. J. Forshee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jones
Valley View Hospital
Jimmy Clinton
Jimmy Dean Lamb
Oklahoma City
N. J. Forshee
Oklahoma City Family Visits in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Charles Chilcoat and children of Oklahoma City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Palmer and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs W W Johnson and five children left Monday for Altus after several days visit with the Johnsons sister Mrs L C Cozad Sr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chilcoat
Oklahoma City
Bert Palmer
W. W. Johnson
Altus
L. C. Cozad
Mrs Ruby Moore Visits Family In Copan Move To Allen
Mrs Ruby Moore of Seminole stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Jenkins and sister Miss Irene. Another sister Mrs Guy Pegg and Mr Pegg, and Mr and Mrs C C Call, who had lived in Copan, are moving to Allen temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Moore
Seminole
J. M. Jenkins
Irene
Guy Pegg
Mr. Pegg
C. C. Call
Copan
Allen
Festivalgoers at Frankenstein showing in McSwain Theater
Among Allen youths who attended the appearance of Frankenstein at the McSwain theater Saturday night were Eldon Hodges and June McDonald, Junior Williams and Betty June Whitehead, Mackey West, Neil Harbeson, Richard Walker, Jerry Bohannon, Dorene Sanders, Helen Trivitt, Bill Boyd, Mac Yoakum and Vermell Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Frankenstein
McSwain Theater
Eldon Hodges
June McDonald
Junior Williams
Betty June Whitehead
Mackey West
Neil Harbeson
Richard Walker
Jerry Bohannon
Dorene Sanders
Helen Trivitt
Bill Boyd
Mac Yoakum
Vermell Muse
Hincheys Shop in Ada as Harbesons Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinchey shopped in Ada Saturday. Mrs. H. D. Harbeson Jr and her young daughter Cynthia Kay of Tulsa are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rowe and his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Harbeson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hinchey
Ada
H. D. Harbeson, Jr
Cynthia Kay
Tulsa
M. L. Rowe
H. D. Harbeson
Allen Area Residents Guests and Visits Reported
Mrs. Gerald Weems of Tulsa visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Williams. Rev and Mrs Roy Burkett visited ill relatives in Valley View hospital Sunday. Mrs Flacke Patterson stayed weekend and teaches in Cameron schools, formerly Allen high school. Miss Glendene Prentice, employed in Oklahoma City, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Prentice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Weems
Tulsa
Joe Williams
Roy Burkett
Allen
Valley View Hospital
Glendene Prentice
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Homer Prentice
Allen Visitors Host By Stephens Family
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stephens along with their twin daughters and Miss Romette Whitehead of Holdenville visit Allen on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Stephens
Romette Whitehead
Holdenville
Allen
Louis Kimbrough Spends Weekend With Virginia Family
Louis Kimbrough a Virginia student spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A Kimbrough and family in Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kimbrough
Norman
Sh A. K. Kimbrough
State School Aid Funds Received
Norman C. Mitchell county superintendent announced that about $144,413 in state aid has been received to date for county schools. A total of $103,745 was received Wednesday, plus $40,668 from earlier, covers 28 of 38 schools, funding eight months of operation. The remaining 10 schools will receive funds in the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Helicopter Rescues Two Children From San Francisco Bay
A coast guard helicopter blew a raft carrying 13 year old Sharon Lee Bjerke and 9 year old David Phellip toward mudflats after a boat could not approach due to shallow water. The pilot used rotor wash to aid the rescue from the open bay side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Sharon Lee Bjerke
David Phellip
Marshall residents approve 25 year OG&E extension
Voters in Marshall Logan county backed a 25 year extension for Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company by a 126 to vote tally. The story notes the extension covers operations and rates for the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Marshall
Logan County
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Patrolmen to Speed Enforcement on Two Traffic Laws
Oklahoma City safety officials order intensified enforcement of reckless and drunken driving. Patrol units will use unmarked cars to catch violators as 27 traffic deaths in the first half of October prompt a statewide crackdown. Operation Saturation targets the small group of dangerous drivers and recidivists. George Howard Wilson of the crime bureau will focus on night spots near highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dixie Gilmer
Gilmer
State Crime Bureau
George Howard Wilson
Crime Bureau
Wildcat May Have Opened New Pool In Oklahoma
Pure Oil reports a wildcat well in northeastern Beaver county may have opened a new gas pool. The No 1 Albertin SE SE SW of 16 5N 26ECM 15 miles northeast of Beaver flowed 8 to 10 million cubic feet per day during an hour test through small chokes. The operation also recovered gas and condensate cut mud while coring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Okla
Pure Oil Company
Beaver County
Albertin
Stockholm Gas
Buffalo
Harper County
Adams Ranch
Meade County
Kansas
Kansas Line
Seward County
Lt. Clark to Be Jaycee Speaker at Regular Meeting
The Junior Chamber of Commerce holds its meeting tonight at 8 in Convention Hall. Lt. Don Clark of Company A 180th Infantry 45th Division on leave from Japan will discuss conditions in Japan and share up to date insights on Oklahoma's Thunderbirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Convention Hall
Don Clark
180Th Infantry
Japan
Clark
45Th
Oklahoma
Thunderbirds
Father of Ada Woman Is Dead
H. R. Anderson aged 82 father of Mrs. Ed P. Hunter of Ada died Wednesday morning at 5 30 in a Pueblo Colorado hospital Funeral and burial will be in Pueblo Friday Mrs Fred Hunter had been with him the past week Mr Anderson and his children Erwina and Billy left Ada Wednesday noon He had lived in Gunnison Colorado eight years and in Pueblo the past 22 years He was stricken October 8 and had for years visited the Hunters in Ada once or twice a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Anderson
Ed P. Hunter
Constant Drive
Ada
Pueblo
Colo
Fred Hunter
Hunter
Tax hike proposal looms as lawmakers seek early accord
Congress debates a trillion dollar tax increase as senators and representatives strive to resolve the muddled tax legislation. Peacemakers show cautious optimism for a measure acceptable to the Senate and to a Republican Northern Democrat coalition that rejected the prior 5.732 billion compromise. Conferees met after an exploratory session with no tangible results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Marriages List From Oklahoma City Area
Elmer Jack Perdue 24 of Oklahoma City wed Velma Tefeiteller 23 in Oklahoma City. James Robert Barton 26 of Norman marries Elenore Anderson 26 of Ada. Samson McKinney 24 of Ada weds Lawatha Dean Billey 17 of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jack Perdue
Oklahoma City
Velma Tefeiteller
James Robert Barton
Noran
Elenore Anderson
A. Samson McKinney
Ada
Lawatha Dean Billey
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Springbrook Creek
Township 4
Abe Holloway
W. D. Abbott
Claude V. Thompson
Plaintiff
Hale
Range
Qarter
F. Robinson
Busby. Harrell and Trice
J.J Cosper
Pearl Cosper Ia
Threlkeld
College Addition
McArthur and Orton
Deceas
Tom D. McKeown
Rry Lundgaard
Trader Mile” Adiredeiananataisiad
Bill Meet
Ean
Texas
Farm
Trader Mills
J. D. Gaar
J.O. Abney
State Soil Conservation Board
By — Word Cromwell
Sue Dowdy
Bureau of Narcotics
Italy
Latta News
Latta High Cage
Haskelene Griffis
Paris
Hugo
U.S
Defense Dept
Cedar Grove Club
Ada High
Insurance Board
Paganda
Kremlin
Allen News
R. D. Cozad
Billy Tygart
Wildcat
Pure Oil Co
Test
Lt. Clark
Jaycee
Congress
Mildred Sarrett
Waem Walton
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