Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice details lawsuits over land title in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Fay Ansia etc seek to quiet title in J B Hill estate with unknown heirs and executors named defendants and require response by October 2, 1930. Other notices cover C B Mack estate heirs and B Mack real property and legal actions to determine succession rights and ownership.
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Fay Ansia
Phatniltt
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tax Commission
J. B. Hill
Pensole
J. A Hill
Pontator County
Oklahoma
J. B Atl
J B. Mi
J. B Hill
Jose B. Mack
CB. Mack
Portsioe County
C. B. Mack
State OF
R. T. Gibson
Telephone Company Expands Lines West of Latta and Fitzhugh
Southwestern Bell plans a 13500 dollar expansion to serve about 65 new subscribers in Ada area rural extensions. Latta project adds 20 notes and 3000 feet of aerial cable set to finish in October. Fitzhugh area projects 165 pales and 12 miles of wire, finishing in December. total telephones rise from 6137 in 1945 to 6057 after growth.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
L. Roberts
Latta School
Fitzhugh
Latta
Farriiles
Ada
Health Department Continues Testing County Athletes
The Pontotoc County Health Department is testing county high school athletes. About 15 Byng girls were tested Tuesday, with another 15 to be examined Friday and a further 15 on Tuesday September 18. Tests are conducted by Dr. J. L. Green, director of the county health unit, who arranges for students to come to his office.
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Pontatoc
New Treatment for Arthritis of Old People Announced
Dr W J Collens at the second international gerontological congress reported a cow liver extract as a new approach to osteoarthritis in the elderly. The experimental substance was developed for a diabetes neuritic complication and showed pain relief and improved joint movement in some cases, though not yet available generally. It does not affect rheumatoid arthritis and cortisone remains limited against osteoarthritis.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
W. 3
Collens
International Gerontological Congress
Kerr Says Alcohol Atoms Won’t Mix
Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma urges the Atomic Energy Commission to cancel plans for retail liquor stores at Los Alamos New Mexico and Oak Ridge Tennessee. He argues mixing alcohol with atomic work risks explosions and calls for bids to be returned and stores closed. AEC officials say liquor concessions in government towns follow standard government procedures and do not violate laws.
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Washington
Robert S. Keer
Oklahoma
Oklahoman
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N. M
Oak Ridge
AEG
Kerr
AEC
Maj Hoyt Driskill Heads for Germany Soon
Maj Hoyt Driskill formerly a district judge and Mrs Driskill arrived at Barksdale AFB Shreveport and plan to remain the week before he heads to New York on Sept 24 for processing and assignment to Headquarters U S Air Force in Europe. He will then move to Wiesbaden Germany to work with the judge advocate general’s department and his wife will follow once a home is arranged. They expect to stay in Europe about three years. The Republican National Committee reported receipts of 370 342 and expenditures of 392 326 for January through August with the year’s eight month balance not disclosed.
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Hoyt Driskill
Garmany. Co
Driskill
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
New York
U S. Air Force
Europe
Wiesbaden
Germany
Judge Advocate Generals Department
Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
House
Ada Senior Highschool News Highlights First Week Activities
Ada Senior High School opens with 399 students and five new faculty members including Mrs. Dutfer homemaking, Mrs. Wiex Adair librarian, and Allen Clinkscales vocal instructor. Seniors buy class rings, elect officers. juniors and sophomores to vote shortly. The Cont inatomes girls group sells football season tickets. New lockers upgrade the homemaking department. A 35-voice choir may form and additional accompanists sought. Many new students enroll from various towns and academies. Rotary names Guy Logsdon September Rotarian and yearbook editor. Journalism class plans a year-broadcast. Ada band, led by Austin Kidwell, rehearses for the Ada Fuge game and a pageant on Ada’s anniversary, with uniforms issued and daily practices. The band eyeing a state fair entry in Oklahoma City.
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Casper Dutfer
Ivan Cromer
Wiex Adair
Doyle McCoy
Allen Clinkscales
Charles Krumtum
Noel Wyatt
Myrtle Drain
Daisie Britt
the Custis
Britt
Europe
Curtis
Cmedy
Ada
Hoyle Beasley
Fitznugh
J. D. Bottoms
Vaness
Kathryn Brawer
McAlester
John Burgess
Houston
Texas
Leoma Frederick
Allen
Robert Harden
Oklahoma Miliary Academy
Claremoe
Betty Sue Ho
Ampulgee
Dale Maner
Byng
Doris Mixon
Atcka
Jerry Moore
Ponca Military Academy
Ponca City
Jeanette Shue
Seagraves
Marlon Wilson
Dewey
Lenora Jo Winton
Pontatoc
Ronnie Bellew
Murray Gurlatt
McCallie
Chattanooge
Tern
Cletus Daugherty
Wapnette
Charles Gurlew
Fitzhugh
Mac House
Chase
Kansas
Margaret Howell
Talzan
Bobbie
Lee Shirley
Crown Point
Jo Ann Archer
Gerald Westmoreland
Alien Osborn
Seminole
Don Bradley
Chandler
Janet Branom
Dale Byng
Kathryn Bray
Azhey Ann Brown
Jenn Dew
Melvin McCord
Norma Mathis
Hute Reid
Horace Mann
Lindsay Mixon
Atoka
Paul Mitchel Heurgesta
Helen Nevels
Stor Qollen
Rotary Club
Guy Logsdon
Guy
Southeas
Willard
Adi
Ada Senior High
Diamond D
End Asint
Cougar
Adaigu
Ada High School
Austin Kidwell
Oklahoma City
County Farmers Meet Discuss Agricultural Aid and Unit Size
Farmers at the county courthouse meeting led by Secretary of Agriculture Brannan debated farm program goals. They urged coordinated county offices, more focus on terraces and larger farming units, and higher loans or improved farm appraisals for government financed properties.
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Bertier
Strait
Court House
Brannan
Prie MrLachlan
Soil Conservation Service
PMA
Farm Home Administration
Main Street
Federal Building
Man's Body Found In Ardmore Ranch Pasture
Ardmore Okla Sept 12 The body of Warne Bull 56 a patient from the Fails Watley State hospital was found yesterday in a pasture on the Mors Patterson ranch 12 miles north of Ardmore Carter County Attorney Gene River said the body was unclothed except for shoes and socks a note in the cathing gave the name of Mrs Sweila Purnell The hospital said Bull left Madill Saturday for examination after an epileptic seizure.
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Ardmore
Okla
Warne Bull
Sec Marshall Resigns and Lovett Named
Washington Sept 12 George C Marshall resign today as defense secretary He will be succeeded by deputy secretary Robert A Lovett Marshall 70 was appointed defense secretary a year ago He cites personal reasons The five star general formerly army chief of staff and secretary of state helped sponsor the Marshall Plan Truman accepted the resignation with reluctance and named Foster and Bissell to succeed in the ECA and acting roles
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Washington
George C. Marshal
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Marshall
Army
Louis .Johnson
U. S. Military Department
Pentagon
White House
Truman
Willam C. Foster
Lovett
Richard M. Bissell, Jr
ECA
Foster
Marshall Plan Agency
Marechal
Defense Department
Stephen T. Early
Brown Brothers, Harriman and Co
New York
Sporters
Congress
Two sewage plant bids opened within city estimate
City council opened two bids Tuesday night for a new sewage disposal plant. Don P Pray of Manett Missouri submitted the apparent low bid at 346 484 23 dollars, while Killer Coast Co of Hammond Oklahoma City placed 367 7 15. The plant cost was estimated near 350 000 dollars. City manager John Gamman said the Pray bid plus city furnished materials would total about the estimate. The council also approved a new year contract with OG&E for the white way system with the usual prepayment discount.
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Don P. Pray
Manett
Killer Coast. Co
Hammond
Apa
Oklahoma City
John Gamman
Og&e
Young Scot Critiques New Mexico Cattle While Abroad
An affable Roxburghshire youth Archie Fleming, 22, visiting New Mexico as part of a international exchange, dismisses Aberdeen Angus and Short Horn cattle as not matching those at home. The tour by northeastern New Mexico ranchers concludes after a whirlwind three day ride through Colfax and Union counties with barbecued fare and remarks on Hereford stock.
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P States
Famec
Philmonths
New
Colfax
Union County
Murray Commission Endorses Continued Service of Official
Community notices detail visits and gatherings across multiple towns. Residents and relatives attend birthday dinners, illness updates, and weekend travels, highlighting local social ties and ongoing public figures in Oklahoma communities.
Oklahoma Welfare Director Stokes Faces Political Pressure
Gov Murray and six welfare commissioners met as Virgil Stokes faced moves by J Fox to remove him. Fox threatened constitutional change to elect the welfare director, while Stokes and commissioners discussed complaints about aid programs and public relations.
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Oklahoma City
Virgil Stokes
State Public Welfare Department
Murray
Welfare Commission
Ben H. Sturdivant
Commission
Stokes
Sturdivant
J. Fox
Surray
No Indictments By Grand Jury
SAPULPA Okla Sept 12 No indictments were returned yesterday by a Creek county grand jury which closed five days of deliberation with a critical report of schools and jails The jury lambasted the Sapulpa board of education for loose and inept administration and recommended that it change its bookkeeping methods and hire competent legal advice A petition of 135 patrons prompted the jury call Evidence uncovered in its investigation was insufficient to base ouster proceedings against members of the school board The jury report to District Judge Kenneth Hughes also recommended closing Depew city jail until funds are available to place it in satisfactory condition The Sapulpa Bristow and Drumright city jails were deplored
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Sapulpa
Okla
Creek County Groud
Sapula Board of Education
Kenneth Hughes
Depew
Sapulos
Bristow
Drumright
Milk fed cow adopts four piglets in Saskatchewan
A cow on a Saskatchewan farm lost her calf but then accepted four piglets as foster young. The piglets began nursing while the cow rested and have since followed her around, forming an unlikely surrogate mother relationship on the farm.
Old Leddy Asks for Achers in Letter to Land Bureau
A letter to the U S Land Management Bureau requests free acres for a widow with a mule and a white cow. The writer, who signs as Mrs and notes she has three children by multiple men, asks for government aid while asking not to reveal her address. A spokesman says it would have been answered like other public records requests, but the writer failed to provide an address.
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Washington
Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
United States Land Man
P. S
Anniversary Prize Contest At Pontotoc Fairgrounds
Business and Professional Women's club awards prizes for longest living resident in Pontotoc county a long time couple and farthest resident return for the 50th anniversary. Registration set at fairgrounds booths Thursday to Saturday with calf riders and horse events. Governor Murray attends along with street dancing and birthday cake cutting. Donations from local businesses fund quarter horse prizes and trophies. Washington region notes Oklahoma Democrats plan a January 12 1952 breakfast fundraiser.
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Pontotoc County
Coughlin-Saller
Beoth
Hereford Park
Herpford Park
Governor Murray
Fleet Drilling Company
Gem Jewelers
Richardson Buck
Whiteway Laundry
Alien Feed Mills
J.C. Penney
Julia Mae Smith
Frazier’s Saddle Shop
Spann-Denison Motor
C. R. Anthony
McCurley-Bayless
Bever~ Grimes Hardware
Evans Hardware
Ray Tipton
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Fpontntac County
Beal
Abe Holloway
W. D. Abbott
Claude V Thompson
Atorney
TRE District Court
Pontotos R County
Josie B. Math
Plaintiff
Ethel Meck
Opal King
Cfe
Mack
Seth
Gilahoma
Josie B. Mack
Gilaioma
F. Robinson
Sorice Eee
Fontoton
Chintha L. Farmer
Nity
Unten L. Farmer
Myrtle Farmer
Kerr, Lamber, Cont & Ropers
American
Myrtle Yarger
Tas News
OWL and Gas Mining Lease Sale
Orember
Gand
Gail
le Jeanine
J A. Johnson
Gas Division
the Land Officr
State of Oklah Oma
Thomas Z. Lee
Jula A. Gibson
T. Gibson
BR. T. Gibson
Julia A. Gibson
Pontotoc
Orishorna
Donaghey Addition
Tal Court
Bete Tw
Lotto
Fitshugh Areas
Health Department
Maj
Ada Senior Highschool News
Ada Senior High School
Mise Britt
Mnt Im School
The
Continatomes
Acts High School
Sec
Saeving
Rawson
New Mexico
Scothand
Walter P. Taylor
Oklahoma Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Stillwater
Tavini
Hiss Scor
Adolph Steb Ter
Micigan Conservator
Ftalemy
Atiaa
Stratford News
Wesley Willis
and 'S
Elvis Howell
Otho Lewelling
Harvey Lewelling
Clyde “Watson
Wynnewood
Ernie Brown
Pauls Valley
Lowell Wood
J. B. Gray, Jr
Morris Willis
Jim Shults
Dee Austin
John Ballard
Junior S Green
Tom Jackson
Shawnee
Jackson
Johnnie Priest
Nan
Walter Wood
Laura Phillips
Karen Allen
Sue Ballard
B. H. Eaves, Sr
Charley Harkey
George
Babe Ethridge J
M. College
Babe
Lewis Frale
Hobbs
N. B
Austin
Tex
Ruby Green
John Cook
Lestery Cook
Roy England
Lester Cook
Neal McDonald
Oil Center
W. D. Robinson
Pauline Hawk
Oklgwoma City
Pat Reynolds
Norman
H. K. Andrews
Bill Clear
F. M. Lairson
Mra
B. A
Benge
C. W
D. E. Lairson
Sayre
Eva Hewitt
Elk City
Eo, Jones
C. A. Watts
R. C. Adams
Bob Groves
San Diego
Calif
George Need
Hamumade
Dallas
John Walker
C. B. Adams
Adams
Alyss Ballard
Prairie View
John Yale
Rofs Church
Christ Minister
Lexington
G. L. Butler
Davie
LA. Mann
A. C. Thompson
Fox
Achere
Imington
Democratic Central Committee
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