Legal Notice Propels Quiet Title Action in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma Lillie C Wilson sues heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and assigns and unknown heirs for title quieting and for possession claiming fifteen years of continuous possession and asking for fee simple title to Lots 3 4 21 22 23 24 Block 24 Town Stonewall. W H Byers and others named are defendants with a response due by October 8 1975. Witness Wayne Joplin court clerk.
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State of
Oklahoma
Visees
W. H. Byers
Stade Meine
Byers
Byers & Moore
Stonewall
Pontotoc County
Moble Jernigan
Lillie C. Wilson
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Stacie Meirs
Heer
Susan Tyson Ned
Thomas
Milburn Thames
Susan Tyson
Ned
Towit
Ife
Milburn Thomas
Charles B. Soward
Vannie D. Northam
Roy E. Sownerd
Roy E. Soward
Indian Meridian
E. Soward
E. F Howard Wa
Charlies FR. Soward
Charles
Soward
Final Account Hearing in W W E Atteberry Estate
Notice items include the final account and distribution petition for W W E Atteberry and Jimmie Atteberry estates with hearing set for the 19th in Ada Oklahoma. Executrix Kate Terry seeks final discharge and order of distribution. Also includes two civil suits in Pontotoc County Oklahoma about quieting title and heirs of Charles B Soward with deadlines for October 22 1975 and court actions by plaintiffs Rachel Massey and Patricia Massey versus W W L McNally and M E McNally and Ben Alexander.
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Kate Terry
W .E. Atteberry
Jimmie Atteberry
Ada
Oklahoma
W. E. Atteberry
Fan Overheats. Firecrews Respond at Corona Address
Firefighters went to 1117 East Corona for a window fan overheat owned by Opal Jones. The incident was reported at 1 02 PM on Wednesday with a motor winding overheating part of the device.
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Corona
Opal Jones
Detroit’s first auto factory opened by Random E. Olds in 1899
Random E. Olds founded Detroit’s first automobile factory in 1899, marking the dawn of the city’s automotive industry. The plant introduced mass production ideas that would shape early car manufacturing and regional growth.
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Random E. Olds
Detroit
Fair Games Fair Opens with Exhibits and Canned Goods
The annual Fair Games Fair began on Wednesday with displays by Shirley Peay showing macrame items and honey and canned goods among the exhibits. Don Cook photographed the event.
Farm Tax Rules For 1975 And Worker Retirement Plans
The article explains farm loss deductions only to the extent not covered by insurance and after excluding the first hundred dollars. It notes farmers become employers with tax responsibilities and may file an annual estimated tax return or final return by March 1. It also highlights new IRA eligibility for farm workers under ERISA 1974 and directs readers to contact a local IRS office for details.
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IRS
Pole barn plans and construction tips from Sperry New Holland
A few notes cover treated wooden poles lasting decades with perservative, using full length metal roofing, steel for windier areas, and white painting to cut heat. Plastic skylights suit deep barns for light and ventilation. Write Sperry New Holland New Holland PA 17557 for plans.
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Sperry New Holland
New Holland, Pa
Egyptians Deny Assassination Attempt Report
An Egyptian spokesman dismisses a Baghdad broadcast claiming an assassination attempt on President Anwar Sadat as false. The Voice of Palestine broadcasts are described as unreliable, tied to mercenaries, with PLO distancing itself. Israel pursues Syria talks, Rabin flagging slim chances for interim deals, while Assad vows not to concede Sinai or the Golan Heights.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Voice of Palestine
Baghdad
Cairo
Sadat
Alexandria
Washington
The
Damascus
Asir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Israel
Syria
Yitzhak Rabin
Golan Heights
Ismail Fahmy
Hafez Assad
Rabin
Jordan
Likud
Assad
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Sinai
Legislators propose tougher parole rules for violent crimes
Oklahoma Democrats Rep. Kenneth Nance and Rep. David Hood announced plans to overhaul criminal statutes. One bill would require Class A felons to serve one third of their sentence before parole and life prisoners to serve at least ten years before parole eligibility. Another draft would bar suspended sentences for violent crime offenders and set mandatory minimums of at least two years, plus a third Class A felony could yield a life sentence.
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Oklahoma City
Kenneth Nance
David Hood
Oklahoma
Boyle to be Sentenced Today for Yablonski Family Murders
Media Pa AP W A Tony Boyle former United Mine Workers president awaits a mandatory life term for three counts of murder in the 1969 deaths of Joseph A Yablonski his wife and daughter. Sentencing before Judge Francis J Catania follows a year of high security.
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Yablonskis
Boyle
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Middletown
UAW
John Lewis
Springfield
Clarksville
Wes Watkins Visits Washington and Oregon Delegation
Wes Watkins traveled to Washington with Oklahoma's congressional delegation and USDA officials to meet House Speaker Carl Albert and top agency leaders. He highlighted revocation delays on imported beef and noted assurances from U S C A officials that the slowdown had been promised but not delivered.
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Wes Watkins
Washington
Oklahoma
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Watkins
House
Carl Albert
Agriculture Department
John Morris
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S.C.A
Democrats Seek New National Energy Policy Under Ford
Democrats in Congress search for a national energy plan acceptable to President Ford. A 60-day extension of oil-price controls is expected as a short-term fix, while long-range measures await Ford's approval amid Senate veto override setback.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
Congress
House
Ada's Community Chest drive kicks off October sixth
The thermometer shows progress toward a $90,000 goal for eight member agencies. Pesticide Versicol is cited as a fire ant control tool amid nationwide EPA warnings. Fire ants damage crops, livestock, and infrastructure, including cables and wiring.
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John Barringer
Henry Katz
Ada
Farm Bureau Meeting Sets District Eight Gathering
The District Eight Farm Bureau meeting was held September 4 at the Holiday Inn. Counties represented included Coal Cleveland Garvin Hughes McClain Pontotoc Pottawatomie and Seminole. Cecil Stockton presented certificates for quota membership. Carl Owens elected president for 14 months. About 110 people attended.
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Farm Bureau Area
Holiday Inn
Coal Cleveland
Garvin
Hughes
McClain
Pontotoc
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Billy Jarvis
State Farm Bureau
Lewis Munn
Wes Watkins
Hamm
Farm Bureau Women’s Group
Frank Moore
Jim Williams
Dan Daubert
Howard Howe
Wayne Phipps
Oklahoma Wildlife Ranger Exam Planned for September 13
The Department of Wildlife Conservation will hold a ranger exam at 10 a.m. September 13 in the tunnel auditorium between the Will Rogers and Sequoyah offices. Applicants must be high school graduates naturalized U S citizens and Oklahoma residents at least one year. Eligibility includes excellent physical condition age 23 plus tests on mental ability knowledge of Oklahoma fish and wildlife and psychological testing with a personal interview. Top 15 percent proceed to interview. veterans receive a five point preference.
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Homa Department of Wildlife Conservation
Will Rogers
Sequoyah
Eenforcement
Ken van Hoozer
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Fish and Wildlife
Rangers
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Wayne Joplin
E. Eubank
Bennett & Taylor
American Building
John
John Q. Thomas
Range 7
Judy Elaine Thomas
Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma
Guardian
Calvert L. Cannon
American Building Attorneys
Frances Rhoades
Ww.e. Atteberry
Lambert
Rachel Massey
Billy Frank Massey
and and Patricia Massey
Plaintiffs
W.W. L. McNally
M.E. McNally
Ben Alexander
W. L. McNally
M. E. McNally
Patricia Massey
Pontetoc County
Range
Denton, Gassaway & Davison, Inc
Townsend Bidg
Vannie DO. Northam and
Charles 8. Sowart
Frances Rhoads
Seal
Charlies
South Rennie Ada
Shirley Peay
Don Cook
Yablonski
Richard A. Sprague
William J. Turnblazer
UMW District 19
Texas
Dallas
Sugarland
Houston
John Foster Dulles High School
John Teas
Houston Landscape Nurserymen’s Association
EPA
UDA
Farm Bureau
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