Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Case
Notice announces suit by Etta Roberts to quiet title to Sunrise Ada Oklahoma real estate in Pontotoc County. Defendants include Gertrude Chandler and others, unknown executors and holders of bonds. Respondents must answer by November 23, 1930 or judgment will grant fee simple ownership to plaintiff.
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State OF
Oklahoma
Gertrude Chandler
J. Samos
Barney Johnson
Leo A. Coskey
Wythey
Farmers and Merchants State Bank OF
Ada
Etta Roberts
Tif
San Pontotoc County
Saintilg
Della Redford
Court Cleek
Pontotoc. County
John W. Harris
C. M. Deaton
Vivian Eaton
Jim Turner
U. , Summers
Trugieen
Allen National Bank. & Corporation
Depositors State Bank
Alice Thompson
Mab
Pontotoc Couty
Notice of publication in probate case over real estate
Public notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma creditors and heirs named. Plaintiffs allege ownership of extensive described parcels in Ada and surrounding townships. Defendants must answer by December 7 1950 or risk judgment favoring plaintiffs and quieting title.
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Pontotac County
State of Oklahomia
Ward Real Estate
Peat B. Torbett
Gladys Torbett Earp
Estelle Torbett Haraway
Sale Court
Hunters Report Plentiful Game In Ada Area Trip
The Ada group returned with venison and bear meat after a fourth annual camping trip near National Forest. C. C. Ross killed an 80 pound bobcat and a 250 pound dressed bear. A 10 pound buck with a 33 inch antler spread was the largest deer. R. W. Ford saw about 100 deer. others reported at least 50. The group, including F. H. Roberts and several mild-mress members, planned a dinner for the Francis Community club.
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R. W. Ford
Ada
Okla
Caldwell
Francis Companity Club
Part-Time Farming Grows Around Oklahoma Towns
Oklahoma State University experts note a rise in part-time farming near urban centers, highlighting social and economic implications. Rohner cites population studies showing 1940-50 rural flight and a shift toward larger farms with fewer workers, while placing the state’s population center in Lincoln County near Chandler.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma la
Robert A. Rohner
Rohner
Rohwer
Lincoln County
Chandler
New Patent Bellows Cabinet Cleans Mops Quietly
A newly patented simple bellows cabinet removes dust from mops and collects it in a bag. It performs the cleaning without polluting the atmosphere or disturbing neighbors.
State Bureau Men Hit Nine County Spots
State Bureau of Investigation agents raided nine Pontotoc county locations Sunday night. Four spots yielded whiskey and seizures included seven slot machines. Charges filed list J. C. Wright, Jimmy Sellers, Jack Phillips, and Coy Clark for possession.
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State Bureau of Investigation
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Jess Lea
Pontotoc
Leg
SBI
Pottawatomie
Okahoma
J. C. Wright
Jimmy Sellers
Jack Phillips
Coy Clark
Wright
Sellers
Clark
Pontotot County
Lea
Autumn Bride Flower Show at Sulphur
Sulphur residents invite flower lovers to an Autumn Bride themed show on November 4 at the American Legion hall. The event, chaired by Mrs. J. F. Stibal, features table settings displays from local merchants and a student exhibit of bird feeding stations. Mrs. Charlies Barnett oversees the educational display, with Mrs. J. W. Steele as club president.
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J. F. Stibal
American Legion
Charlies Barnett
J. W. Steele
Sulphur Flower Club
Sulphur School Carnival Plans
Sulphur plans a school carnival sponsored by Washington school and the PTA, set for October 31 at 6 30 p m. The event features classroom booths, a bingo stand, spook room, cake walk, fishing pond, fortune teller, and a pony ride supervised for children. The carnival ends with crowning the Carnival Queen at 9 30 p m, inviting parents and kids to attend.
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Washington School
PTA
Pontotoc High to Host Halloween Carnival
Pontotoc High announces a Halloween Carnival on October 31 sponsored by the junior and senior classes. Proceeds fund new boys basketball equipment and any surplus goes to the junior-senior class trip fund.
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Pontotoc
Inter-Family Charity Game Aids Rock Island Polio Fund
In Illinois city a 175 resident community saw Floyd Parchell ett and Carl Karklow families host an inter-family softball contest. Spectators contributed $20.51 to the Rock Island county polio fund.
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Illinois City
Rock Island
Polio Fund
Floyd Parchett
Carl Karklow
Apectatora
Textbook Committee Named for 1950-51 Districts
The nine member Textbook Committee for the area’s dependent districts has been selected for 1950-51. Members include R. G. Duke, Francis, Dee Burdine, Ada, Mrs. Helen Scott, Stonewall, Joe Alpha, Fitzhugh, Mrs. Ray Stegall, Nadine Fleming, Ada, Durland, Lula Cole, Ik e, and Mrs. Mary Laughlin, Ada.
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R. G. Duke
Francis
Dee Burdine
Ada
Helen Scott
Stonewall
Joe
Alpha Sient
Fitzhugh
Ray Stegall
Nadine Fleming
Durland
Lula
Cole Aaike
Mary Laughlin
J W Ragland Pioneer Dies After 67 Years In Territory
Rev J W Ragland longtime Ada area resident dies at local hospital aged about 83. Born 1864 in Tennessee he lived in Indian Territory, married Mary Brown and later Margaret Crump. He worked on farms and operated a mercantile business before serving as a Free Will Baptist preacher in Pontotoc and adjacent counties. Survived by widow two sons and brothers with funeral services held in Ada. pallbearers listed as nephews and kin.
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J. W. Ragland
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Oakman
Rev
Ragland
Jackson County
Tennessee
Texas
Chapman
Tishomingo
al Taylor
Wapanucka
Scott Hawkins
Mill Creek
Mary Brown
Margaret Crump
Ada
Butch Wright
Woolworth’s
Stonewall
Ends
Blanchard
Ockman
Ade
Ontotes
Bill Hunt
Crary
Elmer Ragland
Omhar Ragland
Ezra Hunt
Virgil Hunt
C. C. Hunt
John Wood
Wonsan Landing Plans Questioned By U S Officers
American leaders at a Tokyo conference weighed the Wonsan invasion plan amid heavy sea mines and shifting sands. They admit the landing site relied on flawed intelligence and underestimated coastal defenses, leaving task forces at sea before the danger became clear.
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MacArthur
van H. Devle
Ampus
Setar D Struble
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Wonsan
Tokyo
Korean War Update Near Manchurian Boundary Pushes
The Eighth Army probes prisoner statements amid claims 20,000 could have crossed from Manchuria. RO K Sixth Division reaches Kojang and Chosan advancing toward the Yalu as U S Marine First Division leads landings at Wonsan. KUAMG says Seventh Regiment first to touch Manchurian limit. Separately trade: global salt in oceans and Zanzibar cloves noted.
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Korea
Manchuria
Yalu River
Chosan
Wonsan
U. SS. Marine First
Oup
KMAG
U. N. Forge
ROK
Kojang
Boorder
Pt Tols
Yalu
Marshall Sets Uniform Policy on Reservists
General Marshall announced a six month advance plan for each service to estimate manpower needs and notify reservists if recall is four months off unless changes demand sooner. It requires 30 days notice for those recalled to settle personal affairs, removes unfit reservists from active duty, and holds units until volunteer drafts meet needs and training is complete. The policy applies to National Guard as well.
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Washington
Secetary of Defense
Marshall
Army
Navy
Airforce
Kerr to Take Willy Serious Wallop at GOP
Oklahoma City voters will hear Senator Robert S. Kerr deliver a major radio address at 7 p.m. Wednesday on a statewide hook-up. Kerr aims another firecracker aimed at Johnston Murray Monroney and Republican nominees, with Democratic Chairman Jim Artington inviting all Oklahomans to the free show. Kerr's sharp campaign oratory against Rev. Sill Alexander is described as legendary and expected to spark more political history.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robert S. Kerr
Johnston Murray
Mike] Monroney
Err
Jim Artington
Bob
Senator Kerr
Sill Alexander
Kerr
Alexander
Gaar Corner HD Club Meets At October Church Session
The Gaar Corner home demonstration club held an October meeting at the church with Mrs. Coleman in charge. She spoke on the theme of living life rather than telling it, and the program titled Well-fed yet ill-nourished focused on seven basic foods for balanced meals. A Friday night weiner roast report noted good attendance, ample food, and fine singing. Miss Mote demonstrated balanced breakfasts lunches and dinners. Members asked to bring reports to the next meeting in November. Mrs. Webb joined as a new member.
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Gaar Corner
Coleman
Martha Mote
HDA
Africa Ships Manganese From Angola's Rising Exports
The Portuguese colony of Angola, especially near Luanda, is accelerating manganese production. Discoveries date to 1916, with surface deposits at Quighinhe and Gitots estimated at 6,060 tons and underground reserves exceeding 400,608 tons per deposit.
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Luanda
Ee Ever
Stratford Weekend Visitors Highlight Oklahoma Ties
Local residents hosted relatives from Oklahoma City and Tulsa over the weekend. The gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Aude, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Jones, and many others visiting family in Stratford. Several trips included Ada, Shawnee, Dallas, and California as relatives shared time together and news of travels.
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Kate Butler
Roman Devin
George Jones
Oklahoma City
Jones
Butler
Archie Miller
Fe Miller
Miller
Tulsa
O. M. Sallce
Byri
Dallas
Texas
Dale, Mite
Oldehoma Iy
C. W. Taylor
C. A. Cushman
Ed Allen
Cushman
Ethel Toliver
Ada
Valley View Hospital
Homer Kidd
Pawhuska
John Dans
Cleo Bunday
Dansby
Jack Blackburn
G. N. Shahan
Bill Hoover
Virgil Hoover
Casa Grande
California
Floyd Morris
Austin
Latta News Buzzes With Visits And Local Events
Latta residents note visitors from Bettis Nelsons and Hines plus Jamestown area relatives. J. G. Lovelace M L Stegall and Jerry Thomp son attend Stonewall gathering. Brantleys plan Dallas Jersey meeting. Frankie Wells honored at birthday dinner with Nash attendees. Stegall preached at Marlow Cumberland Presbyterian Church. East Central Homecoming supports Latta turnout. church rally planned at Prairie with Harvey Lambert as speaker.
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Jess Bettis
Hazel
John Bettis
Harve Hines
James Hall
Oklahoma City
Monroe Bettis
Nina
Ray
Paul
W. M. Nelson
Bervin Nelson
J. G. Lovelace
M. L. Stegal
Jerry
Wells
M. L. Stegall
Marlow Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Herberter
Betty
Bilie Jo Follette
Frankie Wells
Ida Nee Neely
Cumberland Presbyterian
Prairie Church
Harvey Lambert Waaed
the Cumberland
Bberian
New Mexico Warm Autumn Brings Flowers Blooming Across State
Autumn in New Mexico is unusually warm with temperatures around 70 degrees, 6 1/2 degrees above normal. Easter lilies bloomed in Albuquerque, lilacs and crab apples in Clayton near the Colorado line, and strawberries began picking in Carlsbad in the southeast.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Clayton
Colorado Line
Carlsbad
Death of Al Jolson Ends Long Career at 84
Al Jolson died quietly in his hotel room at age 84 after a two hour luncheon with General MacArthur in Tokyo en route. The veteran star, famed for entertaining troops in World War I Korea and beyond, collapsed from a coronary occlusion with two longtime friends at his side. He was in California preparing for a Bing Crosby radio appearance and had just returned from Korea.
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U.S
Korea
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General MacArthur
Tokyo
Truman
MacArthur
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Harry Akst
Martin Fried
California
Bing Crosby
Akst
Schuberts
Winter Garden
New York
Hollywood
General Again: Dula Regains Brigadier Star in 45th Division
Sgt. Jim Peters fails to win over a date in Camp Polk Louisiana. Robert L. Dula earns back brigadier general rank after serving as assistant commander of the 45th Division and leading the 350th Infantry Regiment in Austria and the 44th Division in 1944. Mrs. Dulaney joins him in Leesville after his long military career.
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Wash
Alexandria
Sat
Peters
45Th Division
Sgt. Peters
45Th
Genera
Robert L. Dula
Austria
Europe
N. Dulaney
West Poin
Daily
Oklahoman
Harvest marching squad returns from pass in Guthrie
The 45th division soldiers, including Pvt Royce Schultz and Cpl Alonzo Green, won the division drill contest during a three day pass home to Guthrie. The unit that included Lance Corporal Sam Simmons and Pfc Robert Newman left just before reveille to resume army duties. Nearby, Bobby Butler viewed $1300 fire damage in McAlester as neighbors donated $8 for his two children Bobby Kay and Jimmy Lee.
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A Harvest
Guthrie
Royce
Shultz
Lorraine Coover
Bobby Butler
McAlester
Bobbie Kay
Jimmy Lee
Women’s groups share papers and garden club plans
Mrs. George Pearce hosted a W C T U meeting with devotions from Hebrews and notes on Enid convention. New members were added as ritual readings and a prayer service concluded. Flower Garden Club and Rose Unit met at Stratford for Guest Day with a silver tea, book review, and guest representatives from Ada and Stratford clubs. A girls quartet sang, and a book review followed by refreshments. A mother and daughter banquet hosted by the G A’s featured student planners and a full program.
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Stratford
Madonna and LaMadre
JoAnn Keith
Tom Glass
A. C. Thompsson
Mes. Z
Heath
C. C. Bishop
Blanche Smith
Oscar Done . Patterson
V. L. Newlund
A. B. Auld
Ada
C. ¥. Williams
Vaness
J. M. Howell
John D.sxaggs
Alysa Ballard
Kenneth Andrews
George Pearce
Hugh Hoy
Bethel Jackson
Barclay Martin
A. L. Hawkins
Ly C. Nichols
Brawner Shi
John Welch
J. D. Laird
J. W. Mann
A. H. Shi
A. H. Shi, Jr
C. A Watts
K. E. Hamilton
Critchfield
A. C. Thompson
H. W. Murray
Mattie Slatten
Tom
N. F. McAlister
Diebel
Gilbert Allred
Mollie Farris
C. B. Adams
Tom Ed Strickland
M. Sallee
J.P. Hanley
A. S. Robertson
Laure Phillips
Earl Lewis
R. M. Bailes
A PF. Rane Nall
J. E. Howell
John T. Williams
Pat Reynolds
C. C. Rosgon
Coon Hunt Proves Last for Old Bob
Old Bob the Blue Tick coon dog is presumed dead after a six day search in an Az hillside cave. Jack Houchin and Lawrence Clark gave up hope as a raccoon darted from the cave and Old Bob remained silent. The tale recalls earlier legends of healing with mold and a rag.
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Ind
Old Bob
Jack Houchin
Mitchell
Lawrence Clark
Bedford
Houchin
Bob
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