Notice to Creditors and Bids in Chattanooga Oklahoma
Multiple public notices from Comanche County Oklahoma list errors regarding estates of Thelma Mangum and Ralph F. Kirk plus a Chattanooga Oklahoma school construction bid. Executors and Administrators urge claimants to present vouchers within four months. bids for the Chattanooga School Building are due May 23, with required bonds and deposits and the board retaining the right to reject any or all bids.
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Lawton
State OF Oklahoma
Comanche County
Thelma B. Mangum
Robert G. Mangum
North 16Th Street
Comanche
W.W. W. Godlove
Ralph F. Kirk
Ruth Gayle
C.T.A
Security Bank
Superintendent of Schools
Chattanooga
Oklahoma
Reid & Associates
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Board of Education
Board OF Education OF
George Bohl
Notice of Resale of Real Estate for Taxes Comanche County
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash of delinquent tax real estate in Comanche County Oklahoma. Two thirds of assessed valuation or total taxes due will govern bids for parcels in cities. sale begins second Monday in June 1963. parcels previously sold to County for delinquent taxes remain unpaid.
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Lawton
Comanche County
State of Oklahoma
United States Marshal Sale Notice for Comanche County Oklahoma
The U S Marshal for the Western District of Oklahoma will auction June 26 1963 at 11 30 A M at the Comanche County Courthouse Lawton Oklahoma real estate Lot blocks and personal property including appliances and fixtures described with multiple lots in Blocks 11 12 and 13 and a list of Denver and North 24th Street addresses. The sale follows a judgment in United States District Court Case 9859 Civil United States of America vs B W Duplexes Inc with total claim 133 817 88 plus interest. A second notice details bid proposals for Oklahoma Highway Department projects with minimum wage rates and required bonds.
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State
Oklahoma
Merry Marsh Warren
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Country Club Estates
Lawton
Comanche County
Taintiff
Tne
Ollie Fite
United States Marshals
United States
Western District of
NE Cor
Denver
Westinghouse
United States District Court For
Western District of Oklahoma
United States of America Vs
B & W Duplexes, Inc
United States of America
Arb Teeian
Rex B. Hawks
Floyd M. McGrew
Capitol
State Highway Commission
State of Oklahoma
Department of Highways
Oklahoma State “Highway Commission
Oklahoma City
N. E
1St Street
Cache
Oklahom
Coverl
Amos Soro
State OF Oklahoma Department OF Highways
F. D. Lyons
Hearing for Admin of Thomas J. Hamilton Estate
May 20 1963 hearing in Lawton County Court on Mary M. Ryan's application for Letters of Admin to Nina T. Eiseman. Heirs and creditors urged to appear. filed May 7 1963 by County Judge Inez Manning seal. Also contains a separate court notice in Fletcher Comanche County suit to quiet title on Lots 1-6 Block 12 Fletcher with June 13 1963 deadline.
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Lawton
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Henry T. Ford
Opal C. Ford
Inez Manning
Thomas J. Hamilton
Mary M. Ryan
Nina T. Eiseman
W. W. Godlove
State OF
Charles W. Morgan
C. W. Morgan
S H. Jackson
S. H. Johnson
James T. Dodge
James T. Dodds
James T. Dobbs
W. D. Batman
N. D. Batman
W. A. Swearingen
W. A. Searingen
G. W. Taylor
George E. Badger
G. E
Mary J. Badger
Mary J
H. A. Seymore
H. A. Seymour
Fletcher State Bank of
Fletcher
District Court
Ollie Fite
Settlement notices for Ada Cox and Fannie Boggs estates
Legal notices in Comanche County Oklahoma announce final account settlements and hearings. Vera Fife as executrix for Ada Cox Deceased and T D Nicklas as executor for Fannie E Boggs Deceased present accounts for court approval. Hearings set May 27 1963 and May 21 1963 respectively at 10:00 AM in Lawton County Court.
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Lawton
State OF Oklahoma
Comanche
Ada Cox
Vera Fife
Fannie E. Boggs
T. D. Nicklas
Taxpayers Skeptical Over Federal Tax Cuts
New York AP report explains taxpayers fear any federal tax cut will be offset by higher state and local taxes. Treasury urges a 10 billion dollar cut while asking state bodies to delay rate increases to let the boost flow, predicting higher employment and billions in state and local revenue, yet debt grows nationwide.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Treasury
Tax Foundation
Hal Boyle
Use Of Dogs Is Defended By Officers
Sheriff Melvin Bailey and Birmingham Police Chief Jamie Moore defend police dogs in riot control as crowds of 100 to 125 protesters outnumber officers. They describe leashes six feet long, dogs restraining groups, and one dog being stabbed, noting restraint and close work were necessary when tensions rose.
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Birmingham
Ala
Melvin Bailey
Jamie Moore
United States
Bailey
Moore
South
Dust and Floods Hit Sarasota Drive-In Construction
In Sarasota Florida 17 inches of rain fell in 24 hours flooding hundreds of homes and stalling cars with water up to six feet. Yet workers continued jackhammering the National Bank of Sarasota new drive-in facility as crews expanded drive-up facilities near the cresting floodwaters.
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Sarasota
Fla
National Bank of
Mothers Day Parodies Highlight Modern Family Demands
HAL BOYLE reports a humorous look at expectations on mothers as children and teens roast chores and home life. The piece contrasts today's busy Moms with grandmothers who mowed plows and managed households without labor-saving devices.
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Georgia A. Copeland
al Warren
J. T Raley
J. T. Raley
Seal Nicklas & Parrish
Law 204 Security Bank
Tion
OW Leininger
Fran
Claudia I English
Lillian Wat
NW Cor
Loura
Charles E. Bledsoe
201 Security Bank
Lawton, Oklahoma
Inez .Manning
Nicklas & Parrish Attorneys
Executrix 204 Security Bank
Eugene — Bowman
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Constitution
Lawton Morning Press
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Allen’s Home Lumber Co
E Street Dial
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plateau
Northern Plains
Upper
Great Lakes Region
California
Atlantic Coast States
Florida
North Pacific Coast
Abraham Lincoln
Jane
King Merritt & CO. Inc
Roy N. Guzzle
Mgr
Columbia—Ph
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Ada
Ardmore
Duncan
Fort Sill
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