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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
3
Public notices announce hearings on final accounts and distribution for Harold Davis estate and life estate termination for Mary H Dalley. Executors and heirs are summoned to appear in Ada Oklahoma, with dates set in September 1973 and September 1972 for related actions.
A guardian appointed for Ethelyn A. Trice, declared incompetent, has filed a return listing an undivided one fourth interest in NW of NE of Section 1 Township 7 South Range East of the JBM for $500. The court fixes September 5, 197 at 9:30 a.m. for hearing in Pontotoc County Associate District Court. interested parties may file written exceptions.
Funeral services for La morah Anderson Hunter 68 are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church. She died Tuesday at her home 1000 Constant Drive. Born July 21 1905 in Conway Missouri, she later moved to Pueblo Colorado where she graduated high school and studied art at Western State College Gunnison. She married Edgar P Hunter December 30 1928 in Pueblo and moved to Ada in 1935. An Ada community leader, she helped found the Ada Artists Association and led the Fortnightly Study Club and church groups. She supported the Red Cross Salvation Army and Valley View Hospital Memorial Fund. Survived by husband E P Hunter one son Will H Hunter Ada a daughter Edwina H Burkhaster Hurst Texas three sisters Emaline Hyde Mable Pearson Sarah Radley all of Pueblo two brothers Chris and Robert Anderson Pueblo and three grandchildren. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Arrangements Criswell Funeral Home.
Norman Research Lab details a two part symposium at the Bureau's Fayetteville facility to develop a state of the art assessment of biology and management of largemouth smallmouth spotted and other bass species. Papers will cover Florida bass status stress impacts from tournaments and population management with open attendance to the public. Oklahoma Game Ranger of the Year Carrol Dodd recognized for arrests and public service record.
District Court in Pontotah County Oklahoma issues notice to creditors of Nellie Moore also known as Nellie A Moore deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to executrix Avanelle Phillips at 107 South Townsend Ada Oklahoma within two months of first publication or claim will be barred. Dated September 1 1975. Attorneys Kenneth R Johnson and Townsend S, Ada Oklahoma 74020. In re Wielew estate matter listed.
Notice to interested parties that a will allegedly of the Decedent Creedent was filed for probate. The court appointed MAX BD. SKELTON as Personal Trustee with a hearing set for September 1, 1973, in District Courtroom No 2 at the Pontowee County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Potential heirs may appear to contest the will at the hearing.
More than 100 gasoline dealers formed the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Retailers Association in protest of Phase 4 price regulations. Jim Cox of Oklahoma City was named president as the group planned a shutdown date and sent a delegation to Washington for a Phase 4 protest march.
U S magistrate David Vrooman dismissed the assault with a deadly weapon charge against American Indian Movement leader Carter Camp in the Rosebud Reservation shooting case. The ruling followed a preliminary hearing, with the government failing to prove Camp fired the weapon beyond a reasonable doubt. Clyde Bellecourt, the wounded AIM official, was hospitalized in Minneapolis in stable condition. The long list of surrounding local notices is unrelated filler material.
Mary Lalemans ROFF notebook records a flurry of visits and travel. Dune Din Florida and Ada friends visited Mrs. Stein in Roiff while Mildred Bunyard and Mildred Smith joined Ruth Sullivan’s gathering. Canada trips bring Marydens and Charley Taylor guests. Local trips span Temple Cameron Pauls Valley Oklahoma City and Gainesville with family and extension club activity. Mrs Bridget Clifton becomes a new WEEKiLY subscriber.
Mrs Kay Henson and Celia Kay attended events in Tupelo and Stonewall while Mr and Mrs Brashier, Henson, Beam, and Thomas families visited in multiple towns including Oklahoma City Konawa and Tulsa. Other gatherings included Troy Smith with Kit and Paul, and camping trips on Lake Hudson with Grace and B
President Nixon explained a new agriculture law establishes target prices for farm commodities, set well below current market levels to encourage full production and stabilize consumer prices. He argued the policy will reduce government payments to farmers during strong demand and high prices, easing inflation pressures.
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