Vinita Personal News Highlights and Local Moves
Vinita residents report a string of visitors and departures from Tulsa, Bartlesville, Claremore, Joplin and other nearby towns. Local business and civic events include property moves, court calls, and a concert by the Vinita Quartet for Young People’s Christian Association, with notable visits from Bessie Brook, J. H. Smith, and many others. An Appleton City trip and a Melelian property relocation are noted alongside ongoing excavation on the Wimner building.
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TD. R. Meyers
Bessie Brook
Tul
J.T. Adair
Pententia
G. W. Ernshaw
Baxter Springs
Fras
T. J. Hadley
Muskogee
Afton
Joseph A. Gill
Judge Smith
Grove
Vinita
Gene Englehart
Adair
Harry Bagby
Tulsa
John Crutchfield
Bartleaville
J. M. Young
Rev. C. & Francis
Checotah
Lee
Bluejacket
W. P. Thompson
Mini
District Court
C. H. Benson
Shawnee Ta
Mae White
A. R. Wallen
Parsons
Kans
A. B. Berger
Anabel
Neosho
Overley
Joplin
C. B. Scott
California
C. B. Delaney
R. L. White
Melelian
Effie McDuntely
William Murphy
Catherine Miller
H.C. Miller
Marysville
W. A. Robbson
Tom Thejacket
Spavinaw
Vinita Quartet
Christian Association
Guthrie
Sherif Nidenhour
Lee Raymond
Melester
Ming Lena Wright
Mary Laney
Bixby
Appleton City
Beasle Brooks
H. C. Casey
Pryor Creek
W. W. Morgan
Juptin
Henry Hickox
Fairland
J. W. Clark
F. L. Kelly
Kansas City
G. ©. Wimbish
Ada
J. B. Smith and Son
C. C. Weat
Josh Hendricks
Lane, Kans
D. F. Fortner
Springfield
M. Newman
Welch
Farr
Sapulpa
H. B. Gore
W. E. Morris
Belsea
L. €. McAlester
Miss Berths Thomason
B. F. Brookshire
B. M
J. W. Crate
Claremore
State Medical Board
Oliver Hector
Mins Cora Sandler
Judge Frear
T. E. Englehart
Paul Clinton
Tula
Rachel Knight
W. M. Campbell
Seneca
Young
St. Louis
Wichita
W. A. L. Hoff
Dr. Wells
East Aide
Fowler
Civic Club
Comercial Club
G. W. Franklin
Onnegy
Centerville
Iowa
Memorial for Judge Townsend Opens Oklahoma Term
The supreme court began a new term in Guthrie Oklahoma with part of the day set aside as a memorial to Judge Honen Townsend. The ceremony honored the late jurist and reflected on his service to the court and community.
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Townsend
Guthrie
Okla
Supreme Court
Honen Townsend
Weston Pedestrian Pushes Westward After 73 Miles
Associated Press report from Junction City May 11 notes Edward Payson Weston, the famed pedestrian, after covering seventy three miles yesterday, again began westward this morning in good condition. Also a local ad references John Deere and Velie implements, and a sale listing claims 400 acres of county farmland in eastern Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Junction Citys
Kann
Dward Payson Weston
Pedestran
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Nowata Oklahoma
In Craig County Oklahoma guardianship notices detail a private sale of real estate belonging to minor Gladys Martin to be conducted June 9 1909 at 10 PM in the County Court room. Bids must be written with one third by certified check and delivered to Addis A Brown or the County Judge.
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Chieftain
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Gladys Martin
Nowata
Becon
Township
Addis A. Brown
Vinita
Blunt Martin
State of Oklahoma
Samuel Terrell
Ward
Aaid
B.A. McParland
Firet
Bate
General Mount Martin
Gladge Martin
Wald Petitoner
Estate sale in Tulsa County Oklahoma minor Jesse Rouse
In the Tulsa County Court estate proceeding a guardian will sell at private sale the real estate of Jesse Rouse a minor. The property lies in Oklahoma spanning sections and townships in Osage and Cherokee areas, with terms: cash, bids in writing due at the County Court or to the guardian at 422 First National Bank Building Tulsa. May 10 1909. Patrick M. Malloy guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Tulsa
Jesse Rouse
Cherokee
State of
Oklahoma
First National Bank
Patrick M. Malloy
Guardian
Guardianship Estate Hearing In Craig County Oklahoma
The document records multiple probate orders from Craig County Oklahoma. It shows guardianship petitions by Spencer Landrum and J W Orr for minors Obee Landrum and William McFall, seeking court orders to sell portions of real estate for support and maintenance. Hearings are scheduled in Vinita and Vinita Chief, with notices to next of kin and publication requirements. The dates referenced include April 1909 and May 1908.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Obee Landrum
Spencer Landrim
Spencer Landrum
Thao
D. B
Addis A. Brown
Guardian
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Vinita
Craig County
Aved
Ovid Craig County
Theo
Whalias Taye
Firet
Crate A
Wiley W. McPall
Minor
J. W. Orr
Wiley W. McFall
Winita
Theo, D. B. Frear
Lora Martin
Louis Bean
Louie Bean
Estate Sale of Minor James A Jones in Vinita Oklahoma
Guardian seeks private sale of the minor James A Jones estate in Craig County Oklahoma. Court confirms sale terms for land in Washington County and sections described, with bids payable by certified check and sale subject to county court approval.
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Chieftain
Vinita
Oklahoma
Craig
James A. Jones
Washington
Jones
Guardian
Oklahoma Guardians Seek Private Sales of Minor Estates
Court actions in Craig County Oklahoma involve guardians seeking authority to privately sell parcels belonging to minors Samuel Terrell and Gladys Martin. Notices set sale dates May 10 1909 and May 25 1900 with bids required in writing and a one third certified check.
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