Housing Authority Sues Over Ada Property Title
In Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma the Housing Authority of the Chickasaw Nation sues Florence M. Collins and others to quiet title to the east 100 feet of the north 75 feet of the south 261 feet of Lot 23 Sunnyside Acres Ada Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by November 24, 1971 or the Petition will be taken as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Acres
Ada
Oklahoma
Warren Watkins
Housing Authority of the Chickasaw Nation
P. O. Box
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Jimmy L. Turner
Wanda M. Turner
A. D. Jones
Annie Mae Brown
Johnson
District Court
James Brown
State OF
L. L. Conlee, Jr
L. L. Conlee
First National Bank
Konawa
National Banking Corporation
Section
Turner spouses sue heirs and banks in C-71-252
Plaintiffs Jimmy L. Turner and Wanda M. Turner sue unknown heirs executors devisees trustees and assigns of A. D. Jones J. S. Jones and Harry L. Walker and W. J. Walker their spouses if living or their unknown heirs executors trustees and assigns if dead First State Bank of Vanoss Oklahoma if in existence and successors of bank Canadian Valley Construction Company a corporation if in existence and successors and assigns if dissolved or defunct in case No. C-71-252
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Melvin Miers
E. T. Miers
A. D. Jones
J. S. Jones
Harry L. Walker
W. J. Walker
First State Bank of
Vanoss
Canadian Valley Construction Company
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc District Court Proceedings Noted
In the district court within and for Pontotoc County officials convened to address pending cases and civil matters. Details of defendants or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
Multiple Foreclosure and Heirship Notices in Pontotoc County
Legal notices announce October 1971 petitions in Pontotoc County for quiet title actions and heirs determinations involving WILLIAM CLAYTON STEGALL estate and related parties. Sheriff sale of a 19/128 interest in Norton Lease and other property actions target First National Bank Konawa and various defendants with November 1971 response deadlines.
Notice of Hearings on Final Accounts in Oklahoma Estates
In the Matter of the Estate of Emaline Collins the hearing for final account and petition for determination of heirs distribution and discharge is set for November 9 1971 at 10:00 AM in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and the estate distributed and administrator discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Roberts
Terry Ray Roberts
District Court of
Pontotoc County
Ada
Maurine Collins
Emaline Collins
County Court House
Oklahoma
J. O. Kensler
Mary Ann McClure
First National Bank & Trust Company OF
Elizabeth Fowler Thornton
Wilma Chism
Ether Chism
Vera M. Duffer
Herman Lester Duffer
Calvert L. Cannon
Final account and heirs hearing in Fowler estate
First National Bank and Trust Company of Ada as corporate executor files its final account for Elizabeth Fowler Thornton. The court sets a hearing for November 9 1971 at 10 00 am in Ada Oklahoma to determine heirs and approve discharge of the executor. Public notice dated October 18 1971.
Estate of ROBERT C. AUSTELL Creditor Notice
Notice to creditors for the estate of Robert C. Austell Deceased requires filing claims with vouchers to the Administratrix at Route 4 Ada Oklahoma 74820 within two months of first publication or be barred. Dated October 8 1971 Harold Hall 105 S Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Tegtmeyer
Tina Tegtmeyer
Sam J. Goodwin
P.O. Box
Pauls Valley
Okla
Robert C. Austell
Route 4
Ada
Oklahoma
Harold Hall
S. Townsend Ada, Oklahoma
Final Settlement and Heirs Determination in Ether Chism Estate
Wilma Chism Lain as Executrix filed a Final Account and Petition for Determination of Heirs in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. A hearing is set for 10:00 A.M. in Ada at the Pontotoc County Courthouse to approve the account distribute the estate and discharge the Executrix. The hearing date is October 19 1971 with notice dated October 21 1971.
Estate of Herman Les Ter Duffer Deceased
Petition filed to determine heirs and devisees and distribute estate. A. W. Trice attorney represents estate and requests discharge of executrix after notice.
Ada Livestock Auction Reports Mixed Cattle Gains
A Tuesday sale at Ada Livestock Auction sold 2346 head of cattle. Packer cows gained 50 cents, bulls steady, and stocker and feeder cattle plus calves rose by 1 to 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Livestock Auction, Inc
Konawa Man Charged in Ada Death Case
Roger Phillips, 40, of Route 1 Konawa, was charged in district court with first degree manslaughter over the death of Paul Harold Stanley of Ada. Stanley died from injuries after a fight. Preliminary hearing set for Oct. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Roger Phillips
Route 1
Konawa
Paul Harold Stanley
Ada
Stanley
Guardian to Sell Incompetent Jerry Tillery's Mineral Rights
Guardian Willa Mae Sanders will offer for sale the oil gas and mineral rights of Jerry Walter Tillery an incompetent in Pontotoc and Hughes counties Oklahoma at Ada on November 8 1971 at 2 00 p m cash upon court confirmation terms to the high bid subject to court approval. The rights cover extensive sections in 5N 8E and nearby townships including lands in Ada Woodford Ballinger Holdenville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Jerry NO
Walter Tillery
District Court
County of
State of Oklahoma
Jerry Walter Tillery
Hughes County
Willa Mae Sanders
Guardian
Woodford & Ballinger
Holdenville
Official Sets Schedule Here for Ada Visit
James E. Michelini employment assistance officer for the Ardmore agency of the Bureau of Indian Affairs will be at the Post Office Building third floor Ada from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday after the first Monday of each month. The next scheduled visit to Ada will be November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Michelini
Ardmore
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ada
Flags and Banners Drape New Mexico State Fair Each Year
More than 2,500 flags and banners decorate the Albuquerque New Mexico State Fair annually highlighting festive display and community involvement at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico State Fair
Albuquerque
Kentucky Council Approves Merger Plan by 1972
The Kentucky Council on Public Higher Education approves a merger of Kentucky State College at Covington with the Salmon P. Chase College of Law in Cincinnati, signaling a mid 1972 consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky Council On Public Higher Education
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Cincinnati
Kentucky State College
Covington
Ohio River
Around The County AHLOSO Continued From Page 2
The Tate family cleaned their new home before moving in. Dennis Tate and family and Dottie Reed hosted visits from the Masseys. Robbin Gregory and Sue Lewis stayed with Conrad Massey and attended church. Conrad Massey joined Oakman singing Sunday. Bob Ross visited his mother Bertha Cantrell in Ballard Nursing Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Tate
Dottie Reed
Kenneth Massey
Riverside
Calif
Conrad Massey
Robbin Gregory
Sue Lewis
Oakman
Bob Ross
Bertha Cantrell
Ballard Nursing Home
Local community gathers for visits and weddings
Parish area residents share a busy week of visits visiting relatives and friends in Ada Stratford and Oklahoma City. The narrative lists numerous households hosting and visiting including Dryden Law Oliver Miller and Prince families with plans tied to Weldon Prince and Reta Williams wedding at Sunshine. Kenneth Chick Prince departs for Germany after a Vietnam furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Law
Gregg
Lynette
Milo Pennington
Ruby Drycen
R. L. Wood
Durant
Max Law
J. W. Law
Alvie Pennington
Valley View Hospital
Jack Graham
Tucson
Ariz
Lynette Law
Robin Law
Pod Law
Aleta Law
Robin
Jo Jo
Richard
Junior Taylor
Troy Miller
Jim Jennings
Stratford
Verneice Dryden
Ada
Frank Dryden
Florence Isaacs
Marlin Hamblin
Bill Prince
Kansas City
Scott Prince
Randy
Weldon Prince
Reta Kaye Williams
Kenneth
Chick” Prince
Vietnam
Frankfort
Germany
Sunshine
Hollis Kite
Steve
Darlene Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Housing Authority of the
Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Housing Authority
Florence M. Collins
Carl Stewart
Frances Rhoads
Allie Baugh Stegall, Et al
Younger Enterprises, Inc
William Clayton Stegall
Joy Cox
William Hartley Lambdin
Norma Jean Lambdin
C. W. Nelson
Wendell Neljson
Merlen Nelson
Bigheart Pipe Line . Corporation
O. W. Nelson
Wendell Nelson
Norton Lease
George B. Thompson Johnson & Thompson Attorneys
Vaness
Linda Raney Eputy
W. B. Edwards
Seminole
John L. Rogers
Durant, Oklahoma
Burl Griffin
Leslie B. Younger
Attorney At Law
Bob G. Wall
Township
Range
G. C. Mayhue JR. Conn
Mayhue
Kerr Ada
Baltimore
John V. Michael
Michael
Frank L. Seamon
T. M. Yarbro
George Colbert
Chickasaw
Nora Richmon
Colbert
Dougherty Colbert
Frank L, Seamon
Hubert G. Orton
W. B. Ward, JR
P. O
Mary Ann Moss
Clare
Rae
Lambert, Roberts & Jaques
Adta
Elizabeth
Fowler Ve
Calvert L
Cannon
R. Burl Harris Ada
Oleta
G. C. Mayhue, JR
Conn
Mayhue & Kerr Ada
Ahoma
Executrix
A. W. Trice Attorney
ADA Livestock
Adan
Ahloso
Free Will Baptist Camp Ground Church
Ruth Magar
Jewell Nessel
Pat Law Gregg
Ruby Dryden
Velma McDonald
Center
Norma Moore
Maysville
Kay Hines
Christy
Carrie
Oklahoma City
Bill Williams
Jeff
M. R. Tucker
Londa
Bill Hood
Randall
Robert Prater
Moore
Joy Tucker
Estalen Farmer
Lilly Miller
Lucy Coffman
Dorothy Nessel
Art Oliver
Oliver
Evelyn Mathida
Levelland
Tex
Mr. Oliver
Virgle Ray Miller
Mrs
Ktaome State Bank
F.D.J.C
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