Quieting Title Suit Filed in Pontotoc County Court
The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma is petitioned by Paul G. Wilson and Joanie Wilson against Henry Frome, Walter Henry, Adelaide RiuT, Elena B. Kenyon, and others. The action seeks to quiet title to real estate described as NW14 Section 3 Township 2 North Range 4 West, within Pontotoc County, and to decree the plaintiffs as owners of the fee simple interest. The defendants are summoned to answer by October 25 or a default judgment will be entered.
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Ohlahoma
Helre
Exarumons
Devisees
Kustrem
asgiRea
Henry
Frome Hosry
Walkice Haury
Adwlaide HN
Ielre
Deyvistas
Andiana
Jain
Prin Hensry
Woltaen Henry
Adelaida Riut
Elena B. Kenyon
Jaaie Henry
Joreph
Merty
Amond
Noth Sandy
Bank. of Commerce of Sylphs
Henveed
Ethan
Pontotoc County
Cleboma
Citlehorms
Oliver Miner
Bartiec
Rachte
Tate
Wala Eouet
Saptombar
Yong
Della Broford
Mee
Prr
Fontotuc County
State OF Oklaboma
Shan
Della Bedford
Cour
Cherie Reuse Flenag
Bussy
Harrell & Tried
Flaintifia
Estate of Sen. Esp Broughton Minor Rosa Broughton Guardian
Public notice by publication in the state court about the guardianship of minor Rosa Broughton and estate matters involving Sen. Esp Broughton. Names such as Sutherland Lumber Co. and attorneys appear. Court actions include claims and potential property title transfers, with a hearing date and seal.
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Ee Welet
Erlwin Welek
Moe Sutherland
A. Sutherland
Evieres
Suthertead Lumber Cor Peay
Cespartneralip
Sutherland
Kishoma
Yorvelt
Sen. Esp Broughton
Rosa Broughton
Guarutan
Petition for sale of ward's real estate in Ada Oklahoma
A guardianship petition filed for a ward seeks judicial approval to sell the ward's real estate in Ada County Oklahoma. The order requires notice by publication for two consecutive weeks and a hearing to determine cause why the sale should not be granted.
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Rees Broughton
Ward
Yale
Xewl
Anid
Ame
Pourorec County
State of Okie
Okieboy
Anit
Ada
Oklahoma
Féntotoe County
Tom D. McReown
County Fadle
District Court Entry in Okla County Case Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a district court entry for Okla County with garbled names and references to trustees, heirs, and various parties. The readable elements indicate a civil filing or probate context but lack coherent details, parties, dates, or actions.
Public sale warning in Pontotoc County case
The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma orders a class action sale of described real estate in sections of Township 7 North Range 5 East and surrounding parcels. Plaintiffs C L Griffeth trustee for Marsatet Neeris Hall and Ada Norris Berard request judgment against Wilson Lewis heirs and others to quiet title and bar defendants from asserting interests. Judgment will be rendered if not answered by October 2019.
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State of
Oklahoma
C. L. Griffeth
Margaret Nosde
Ada Norris Bercrad
Solon R. Featherston
Acto
District Court of Pantolor Counsty
State of Oklahoma
K Plringit&s
Pens Folar
Tawits
Lawsuit Notice of Heirs and Real Estate in Pentoro County
Public notice in Oklahoma records announces a suit by J Garnett and North American Life Insurance Company against heirs and creditors of James Walter Skeen and C A Skeen. It seeks settlement of title to described parcels in Pentoro County and names the defendants, requiring appearance by October 20 or default. The filing records Della Redford, Clerk, and deputy F Robinson.
Notice by Publication in Fontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice in Fontotoc County Oklahoma lists Duke Sone Leslie Maxey and Joseph Standel as defendants with heirs and assigns, case in District Court. Plaintiffs A. Sanders and Yea J. Sanders seek to quiet title to lands in Allen Oklahoma describing lots and blocks in College Addition, with minerals reserved. Court date set for October 1946, action aims to remove claims on property and declare plaintiffs owners of all title.
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Ohlaboma
Duke Sone
Leslie Maxey
Joseph Standel
Mnanawsm
A. Sanders
Yea
J. Sanders
Oklahoma
Actlec
Seid Plaintitta
Am Tnt
Tournty
Fontotec
State of Oklahoma
Block & of College
Allen
Dissolution Notice and Legal Claims in Oklahoma Case
Court papers reveal Farmers Cooperative Exchange Inc. and related parties dissolved. Ruth Cooper and C. J. Cone appear as plaintiffs in a cloud on title in Pontot County Oklahoma. Wayne unknown officers and trustees implicated. property tied to the Town of Steinewall. Respond by October 2, 19aS or risk default judgment.
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Parmere
Valor Co-operative
Exchan, Inc
Parmarry Co-operative
Teachine
C. J. Cone
Ruth Connery
Futh Cooper
Unio
Parmerck
Gare
Johny Brins Anc
Sota Corporation
J. Cooper
Tulse Man Drowns Close to Safety
GROVE Oklahoma September 13 a retired Tulsa businessman Or ville BD Henezge drowned in Grand Lake last night ten feet from shore after wind blew his boat over and he fell while trying to retrieve it two witnesses could not help he is survived by his widow Mrs Mayme Henatezenelly who was connected with an equipment firm in Tulsa. Penguins breed on isolated coasts.
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Grove
Osta
Tulse
Or‘ville
Henezge
Grand Lake
Henage
Henate
Mayme Henate
Zenelly
Enl Eqtarment
Tulsa
Air Force Day Plans Set at Enid Base
Enid air force base outlines Saturday observance for Air Force Day with Col John G Fowler announcing a commemorative program marking the first anniversary as a co equal department with the army and the navy. Display of equipment is planned.
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Ened
Ola
Sept
Lima
Enid Airforce Base
John G. Fowler
Air Force
Army
Navy
Robbers Take Safe From White Auto Store
In Ardmore Oklahoma on September 24 robbers casing the White Auto store rifled a safe recovering 3500 in cash checks and merchandising contracts while leaving fingerprints and two casts of size marks at the rear of the door or safe area as police investigate the break in.
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Ardmore
Okls
Frisco Engineer Tom Byrne Dies in Sherman
Frisco railroad veteran Tom Byrne, 72, longtime Frisco engineer who worked 48 years on the Ada Sherman route, died Monday in Sherman. Born in Ripley Mississippi, he moved to Frisco in 1901 and lived in Ada since 1923. Survived by widow Helen, son Clifford, three grandchildren, two sisters in Ada, and other relatives. Funeral planned Tuesday at Walco Pine Home in Sherman with interment in Sherman Cemetery.
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Tae
Byrne
Frisco Railroad
Shersnan
Tex
Ace
Neem
Walco Pine
Shermer
Bari
Sherman
Mississippi
Mr. Byrne
Ripley
Misa
Franc
Frisco
Francis
Mew
Ada
Prisco
Mes
Norman
Heharen
George Bizzell
Okmultzee
Heler Moreland
Clifford Byrne
Aga
Beverly
JU. Byrne
Sheridan Moreland
Tyyo
Day
Roach
tWwewoko Amd
Roms
Webb
Glendale
Ali
Adm Mitcher’s Mother Dies In Oklahoma City
The mother of the late Admiral Bas A Mitscher Myrta Shear Mitscher died at her home in Oklahoma City after illness since March. She was 83. Adm Mitscher led Task Force 38 during the war and died in February.
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Oklahoma City
Bas A. Mitscher
Myrta Shear Mitscher
Fayston
Measelrer
Okce
Atska Fish Fry On Tap This Month At Atoka Lake
Cloud Collier Gealér and Bob McCrary lead a group of workers planning an Atska fish fry at Atoka city lake later this month. Ticket sales will fund finishing the baseball field at Atoka High School. Fi Busner, new director of the Atoka school band, brings vocal music to the program. Rayne, OU graduate, will direct the town band.
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Cloud Collier
Atoka Automobile Gealér
Bob McCrary
Gie
Atoka City Lake
Atoxe Hreh School
Fi Busner
Okemah Kiwanis Club hears critique on communism
Okemah speakers at the Kiwanis Club voiced a sharp critique of communism. The talk framed communism as a power grab by frustrated people and urged Americans to wake up to the threat. The speaker urged focusing efforts, recommending two or three major undertakings to achieve real results.
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Cozhvan
Okemah
Kiwanis Club
Mamengal
Aien Poly
Anc
Europe
Cochran
Tulsa pageant bids draw smiles from parents and girls
An article notes parents and Miss Donna Seiges comment on the Tulsa SAO pageant placing. Mather praises the event as wonderful while noting a girl tied for fifth and excitement among attendees.
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Tulsa
Okla
Donna Seiges
Mather
Toni Mt
Stiankee City
America
Grandstand Barns At Hobart Burns Before Fair Opens
Hobart Oslo September 14 7 The 3000 seat grandstand at Kiowa county fairgrounds burned this morning causing unofficial losses around 25007 The fire started two days before the fair opening and may lead to handicapped events but the three day fair is expected to proceed Officials believe a dropped cigarette ignited seats near street equipment built in 1935 as a WPA project Firefighters protected nearby structures and $1000 was spent on repairs for the fair
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Hobart
Oslo
Kiowa County Fair
Timsrnday
TiSam
WEA
Mort
Britain Extends Conscript Service For Three Months
Hamburg dispatch reports Britain extends conscript service by three months for men called up before January 1, 1947. Government cited unsettled postwar international conditions and ongoing demands on armed forces. The plan may be revised as the international situation evolves.
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Britain
Hamburg
Germany
Teac
Syste
Fhe
I¢ Express
Oak Avenue Church Celebrates Record Homecoming Day
Oak Avenue Baptist church marked a record homecoming with 1959 in Sunday School attendance the largest in the church history. Attendees contributed 2500 in cash and pledges toward eliminating debt as departments plan further giving. The goal is to fund a Thanksgiving love offering and advance plans for a new ground floor auditorium next spring. Oklahoma Baptist University men’s quartet provided local music. former pastor Wera Flew Arbuckle and Rev. Tr. B Lackey spoke.
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Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Oklahoma Baptist University
Sees
Wera
Arbuckle
Ned Re
B Lackey
The
Oklahoma Baptist Sonvcntion
King George Asks Less Lords' Power Speech Stirs Parliament
King George VI opened a special session in Westminster urging reform of the Parliament Act of 1911 to curb the Lords delaying power. He aimed to press Labour government plans on nationalizing iron and steel before next elections amid a fierce push from Conservatives led by Winston Churchill. The address foreshadowed a heated legislative clash.
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London
George VI Roe
Westmmanster
Eastal
Sig Lords
Winston Charchill
Boishetars
House of Lords
Two D. C. Men Held In Staying Case
Two Oklahoma City men were returned to Denver for questioning in the hold up of Isaac Cohen, a 48 year old Denver grocer. Don Peterson and Don Keltan, arrested near Pueblo, denied the shooting and were held for investigation. Foster Ells said Keltory admitted serving 50 months for route theft and Peterson seven months for car theft. Cohen was shot by an armed robber who fled with about 500 dollars after Cohen pleaded for help for his wife who fainted.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
Isaac Cohen
Puebla
B.C. Korte
Don Peterson
Don Keltan
Bath
Itrouman
Foster Ells
Astelets
Keltory
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Peterson
Oklahoma
Gohen
Miss America Heads to Farm Home After Win
Beatrice Shomp, 12 year old Miss America of 1943, travels to her Minnesota farm home for a few days before heading to New York to begin her new career. The win boosted her scholarships and contracts, while she tends to chores at the family four acre farm and helps her mother in the kitchen.
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Atlantic City
J-P
Beatrice Shomp
Minnesota
New York
Hopkins
Miam
Beatrice
Hebe
Philadelphia men killed in Oklahoma crash near Vera
Three Philadelphians died and another was injured in a collision two miles north of Vera Oklahoma on September 14. Morris Black, Barnay Silver, and Rodolfo Cella, all 60s or 70s, were killed. Joseph Matkosky, 27, was hospitalized in Tulsa with head injuries. A bread truck driven by Arthur O White of Tulsa was involved. White uninjured. Oklahoma's annual death toll rose to 329.
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Vera
Okla
Philadelphia
Here
Chiahons Highway Patrol
Morris
Black
Barnay Silver
Rodolfo Cella
Mam
Josep M. Matkosky
Philadelphis
Tulsa
Topeka Raa
Houston
Tex
Arthur O White
White
Oklahoma
Roy Matrice Moore
Mr Loud
Shawnee
Government workers make up large share of payroll
Census figures show 5.9 million public payroll workers in April among 58.23 million employed nationwide. Despite a wartime peak, public payroll reached 2.2235 billion dollars last April, the highest on record. Separately, Mangum hosts the 55th Valetta Old Settlers Association reunion set for September 16.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Jast Avril
Mangum
Olla
Valetta Old Settlers Associations
Ada to Have Two Booths at State Manufacture Show
Ada prepares two booths for the Oklahoma Manufacturers Exhibit in Oklahoma City October 12 to 17. Denton Floyd and East Central students organize Ada’s display under the Ada Industries banner. Chamber of Commerce officials have worked since June to group Ada items into a central exhibit, first in the state to do so, with other cities following.
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Okishoma City
Ada
Oklahoma
Denton Floyd
Shem
East Central
Ada Industries” Chamber of Commerce
Ohlahome Planning and
Ofshoma
Ofshoma. Ik
PB. Harsh
Mid-Continent
Siica Land Company
Ross
Wendell R. Thomas
Southwest Nstursl Gas Company
Garry Davis Demands U N Action on Personal Status
Paris reports Garry Davis 26, world citizen, pressed the United Nations on his residency case after France refused to renew his stay. He surrendered his American passport last May and calls for an international code and world government to solve broad political problems. A UN security officer said Davis is not causing trouble and will be left alone for now.
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Paris
Garry Davis
United Nations
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U. N
France
Idevis
Meyer Davis
United Mationg
Davis
Davin
Three Boys Escape From Oklahoma City Training School
Three inmates identified as Billy Starr 25 Jack Keeton 16 and Damon Baggs 18 escaped from the state training school shortly after 8 p m in Oklahoma City The men wore blue vests and no details on how the escape occurred were released The statement noted there are more than 17565 alert fires annually.
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Oklahoma City
Stellatowh
Fugghway
Billy Starr
Jack Keeton
Damon Baggs
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