Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 2

STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JQURNAL STILWELL OKLAHOMA Thursday August 21 1353 Page Two WATTS rfhc Stilwell Democrat-Journal Published ITvery Thursday al Stllmeil Okiahoaa 'The Strawberry Capitol of the WADE and MABEL ZUMWALT Editors and Owners Entered as second class mail matter at the Post Otfre at Stilwell Oltfthotna March fl 11197 under the act of Congress of March 3 1879 ft griculture round dairCounty notified to rppear in the County tion of Heirs for distribution Court in the Courthouse in Stil- and for final discharge of said well Oklahoma on the 23rd day administrator the hearing of" the of September 1953 at the hour same has been fixed by the of 10:00 am at which Judge of the said Court for time said property will be sold I Thursday the 4th day of Sep-Witness my hand and official tember 1958 at 10:00 seal this the 18th day of Au-jam in the chambers of the gust 1953 undersigned Judge at theCourt- (SEAL) ARNOLD-house in Stilwell Oklahoma POLITICAL Announcements For Court Clerk Jewell Harper (I)cmocrat) For County Sheriff Svvepston (Democrat) For Sheriff Lloyd English (Republican) and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any they have why the said AM I know what I rood In ho papart Will Rogers County Judge Lleyd Cole Jr Attorney for Petitioner (Published in the Stilwell Democrat Journal August 21 1 1953) One year in Adair and adjoining counties $255 Six months in Adair and adjoining counties $153 One year in Oklahoma $3 57 Six Months in Oklahoma $204 One year outside Oklahoma $510 Advertising Rates on Request STATE OF OKLAHOMA SS ADAIR COUNTY IN THE COUNTY COURT In the Matter of th Estate of) CHARLIE PROCTOR De- ceased LELAND LEONARD Executor NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Probate No 4053 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA and 21 TO: The heirs at law devisees legatees next-of-kin and all persons interested in the estate of CHARLIE PROCTOR deceased GREETING: Take notice that Lelard Leonard Executor of the Estate of Charlie Proctor deceased has filed in this Court his Final Report and Petition for Distribution and Final Settlement of the estate of Charlie Proctor deceased and that the hearing of the same has been fixed by the Judge of -aid Court for the 11th day of September 1958 at the hour of 10 -k AM in the County Court Room in the Count Court House in the City of Stilwell Oklahoma and all persons interested in said estate aic nereoy notified then and there to appear and show cause if anv they have why said Final Report and Petition for Distribution and Final Settlement should not be approved and allowed and said estate distributed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Last Will and Testament of the said Charlie Proctor deceased and the Executor discharged DATED this 20th day of August 1958 (SEAL) ARNOLD County Judge JACK BLISS Attorney for Executor (Published in the Stilwell Democrat-Journal August 21 and 28 1958) I distributed tor Witness seal this 1958 (SEAL) Lloyd Attv Democrat IN THE AND EMERY NOTICE THE TO Take sued in by the and that decree answer the 20th said and granting all as (SEAL) Attorney 1958 No STATE ADAIR In County West Peavine There were 57 in Sunday School Sunday Mr and Mrs Ren Phillips gave their wedding anniversary offering Bro Bud Lacie is conducting a meeting at Van Buren Arkansas Mrs Kate Hogrer and Alyene Mrs Emma Morris and Mr Ellis Ketcher of Fairfield visited Mr and Mrs Noah Ketcher last Wednesday evening Miss Arnetta Burris vis'ted Miss Katie Sue Ketcher Sunday Mrs Pearl Coombes is on the sick list this week Mr and Mrs George Hensley visited Mr and Mrs Pruitt Sunday afternoon Mr Gilbert has been very sick We wish him a speedy recovery Miss Wynema Ketcher spent Saturday night with Miss Shirley Fay Clinton Mrs Lillie Ketcher and daughters Louise and Shirley Ann spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Isaacs Mr rnd Mrs Joe Crittenden visited Mr and Mrs Coombes Sunday afternoon Mrs Sherman Coombes and children visited Mrs Coombes parents Mr and Mrs Pender Duncan of Baron Sunday Misses Elnora and Ruby Coombes spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Joe Crittenden Mr and Mrs Christopher visited Mr and Mrs Noah Ketcher Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Henry Barnes and daughter of Blackwell Mrs BeUy Barnes of Sallisaw and Mr and Mrs Bud Lacie and children of Westville visited in the Noah Ketcher horn- one dav last week Mr and Mrs ITarrv Bradford of Nool Mssourl and Mrs Cas-j sie Bradford of California vis-j ited Mr and Mne Noah Ketcher Saturday Mr and Mrs Buck Lowe went to Fmt Smith Sunday and to Muskogee Sunday night Mr and Mrs Rasmus Hum-minbird of Sapulpa have been visiting Mr parents Mr and Mrs George Hummingbird Mr and Mrs Dawone Brown from Florida are visiting Mrs sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Houston Terrell Mr and Mrs Roland Isaacs and children from California are visiting his sister and family Mr and Mrs Bay Lynch and children of Stilwell visited f-ienJs here Saturday August 15 Mrs Alice Taylor is visiting her daughter and her grandchil-dicn at Baxter Springs Kansas Mr and Mrs Charlie Pugh and Mrs Mae Woolrrd vith her dog Cal and her bird Sparky who are all vcll known here left for the stale of Washington Friday August 15 to make their home Mr and Mrs Titus Chinn of Siloam Springs visited their mother Mrs Carney Saturday evening August 16 Mr and Mrs Chinn celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary August 17 They were married in the Methodist church at Watts in 1930 Mr and Mrs Arthur Goad and son have moved from Sand Springs to the Earl Waldroop apartments here Mr Goad is the new athletic coach at the Watts high school Mr and Mrs Marshall Gregory of Vinita and Mr and Mrs Ed Gregory of Tulsa visited their parents Mr and Mrs John Gregory last week and Ed brought his father home from the hospital where he had been for medical C3re Mr and Mrs Harold White and sons John Jerry and Larry of Stilv'ell visited Mrs Carney while on their way home Monday evening from a visit with their son Joe White and family of McCracken Kansas Mr and Mrs Charlie Tisher of Topeka Kansas visited friend- and relatives here over the week-end August 16-17 Among thc-oc from here attending the Annah Pulliam funeral at Siloam Springs were Daniells and daughter Elizabeth Mary Reed Ethel Morris and Elizabeth Walden Mr and Mrs Harry Welch of Joplin visited relatives and friends here Monday August 11 Hugh Tisher spent the past week with his son and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Tisher at Seligman Missouri Mr and Mrs Leo Davidson returned this week from a most enjoytble vacation spent at Washington and other interesting places Mr and Mrs Willie Crabtree and son and daughter of Tulsa Mr and I Irs Ides Crabtree of Lydia Lee Springs Oklahoma and Mr rnd Mrs Loyd Rhodes of Watts enjoyed a day of fishing and camring on the Illinois River near Watts Tuesday August 12 They ate a picnic (Inner together on the river bank Mr and Mrs Jimmie Barnes of Tulsa visited his parents Saturday night and Sinday August 16 and 17 Ethel Gooch has sold her heme here to Henry Evans She is visiting her sister in Okema at present Mrs Ella Nickens and son Jimmy returned this week from a two visit with Mrs daughter and family Mr and Mrs Vindle Guthrie and sons at Hayward California They also visited at the homes of Mr and Mrs Plez (Juthrie and Mr and Mrs Leonard Guthrie while there The WSC3 of the Watts Methodist church met with Mrs Orcha Allen August 13 On August 8 1924 the navy landed an airship on one of its ships for the first time when the dirigible USS Shenandoah tied up to a mooring mast mounted on the USS Patoka NOTICE OF SALE OF RESTRICTED LAND No 4089 Notice is hereby given that Robert Locust a restricted Cherokee Indian will offer for sale and sell for cash to the highest and best bidder there for his fee simple title in and to the follow ing described real property situated in Adair County Oklahoma to-wit: West 210 feet of NW SE NE subject to Highway Easement Section 27 Township 10 North Range 25 East and that there has been made a bona fide offer for such interest by Henry Hatfield the sum of $633 33 net to the petitioner and all persons interested are IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR ADAIR COUNTY OKLAHOMA GENE SMITH Plaintiff) vs No D-893 CAROLYN SMITH Defendant) NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO CAROLYN SMITH: Take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court by the plaintiff Gene Smith and that plaintiff is entitled to a decree of divorce and you must answer sud petition on or before the 27th day of September 1953 or said petition will be taken as true and judgment will be rendered granting him a decree of divorce all as prayed for in the petition DANNENBERG Court Clerk By Shirley Girdner Deputy Charles Tate Attorney for Plaintiff (Published in the Stilwell Democrat Journal August 14 21 and 28 1958) 1958) NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS FOR DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE No 4064 Notice is hereby given that Bost Administrator of the estate of Nellie Colburn Deceased having filed in this County Court in and for Adair County Oklahoma his final account as administrator of said petition for determina- If 1 7 By JOHN HEDGES COUNTY AGENT SOIL TESTS IMPORTANT The County office is the place to bring your soil to be tested We would like to encourage farmers to bring soil in now for fall seeded crops The only possible way anyone knows how much fertilizer to use on individual crops is by chemical test of their soil The four most important elements for plant growth are nitrogen phosphorus potash and calcium (lime) The functions of these elements in the soil and plants are as follows: NITROGEN: Stimulates a rapid vigorous growth of plants It gives the leaves and stems a dark green color Nitrogen is an essential element in the formation of plant proteins When soils are low in available nitrogen plants make slow growth are stunted have small stalks and yellowish green leaves Nitrogen can be lost by: leaching from the plant root zone by excess water or reduced and lost to the atmosphere as nitrogen gas It may also he lost by erosion of the top soil PHOSPHORUS: Is one of the most important essential elements in the growth of plants It stimulates root development enabling the plant to absorb larger amounts of nutrients from the soil thus making more rapid plant growth It is necessary in the flowering and fruiting and in the development of seeds Phosphorus hastens maturity improves the quality of grains and forage Phosphorus may be lost by soil erosion and a small amount by leaching The biggest problem encountered by using phosphorus is what is called Usually not more than 5 30 of the phosphorus added to soils is utilized by the crop to which it is applied The 70 to 95 not used is fixed in the soil POTASSIUM: Stimulates root development It promotes the health and vigor of plants and increases the resistance of many crops to diseases Potassium increases yields and improves quality of both grains and forage CALCIUM: Assets in controlling the PIT in the soil It assists other elements in do- intenued plant growth Calcium increases yields and quality of crops mg the job they were do for plant growth LITTER MAY CAUSE BREAST BLISTERS IN BROILER FLOCKS A high incidence of breast blisters in broiler flocks may be a v'arning signal that something wrong with the type of litter being used Such a condition may be caused by hard compact litter particularly when there is not enough feather coverage to protect the breasts In other cases wet litter resulting from improper ventilation or crowding may be a factor A dry litter of good depth is one way to reduce the number of birds with breast blisters Careful attention to litter condition feed grit water and ventilation will reflect in higher returns from your poultry flock PEACH TREE BORE September 1 is the time for peach tree owners to spray the tree trunks to control the peach tree borers The wasp like moth starts laying eygs on the lower trunk about July 1 and continues until September A strong DDT spray applied to the base of the tree will prevent infestation bv the small grubs which hatch from the eggs deposited on the hark On Aug 10 1921 the Bureau of Aeronautics was established to handle all matters to designing building fitting out and repairing Naval and Marine Corps account should not be settled and allowed the heirs of said deceased determined said estate and the administra discharged my hand and official the 11th day of August ARNOLD County Judge Cole Jr for Administrator (Published in the Stilwell Journal August 14 1958) DISTRICT COURT IN FOR ADAIR COUNTY OKLAHOMA BROWN Flaintiff vs BERTHA MAE BROWN Defendant BY PUBLICATION No D898 STATE OF OKLAHOMA BERTHA MAE BROWN: notice that you have been the above named Court plaintiff Emery Brown plaintiff is entitled to a of divorce and you must said petition on or before day of September 1958 or petition will be taken as true judgment will be rendered him a decree of divorce prayed for in the petition DANNENBERG Court Clerk CHARLES TATE for Plaintiff (Published in the Stilwell Democrat-Journal August 7 14 21 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4085 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY ss the County Court of said and State: To the Creditors of Lacy Rector deceased All persons having claims against Lacy Rector deceased are required to present the same with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned administratrix at Route No 1 Westville Oklahoma in Adair County Oklahoma within four months of the date of the first publication hereof or same will be forever barred Dated this 6th day of August 1958 LOIS RECTOR Administratrix CHARLES TATE Attorney (August 7 14 21 1958) IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR ADAIR COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA DELCIE LAY Plaintiff vs JDHN LAY Defendant NOTICE BY PUBLICATION No D897 TIIE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO JOHN LAY: Take notice you have been sued in the above named Court by the plaintiff Delcie Lay and that plaintiff is tc a decree of divorce and you must answer said petition on or before the 20th day of September 1958 or said petition will be taken as true and judgment will be rendered granting her a decree of divorce all as praved for in the petition (SEAL) DANNENBERG Court Clerk CHARLES TATE Attorney for Plaintiff (Published in the Stilwell Democrat-Journal August 7 14 21 1958) or 70 enjoy HEALTH! VACATION SPECIAL! fDAYSn (SIX NIGHTS W7-V 7S I 3 MEALS A DAY a 6 THIS MAI BATHS S59 per perjoa (Iw to i room) proride minimum rat air-conditioned double I room S3 per day each per persoa For Assessor Geo Ilensley (Democrat Second Term) For Assessor Gladys Brown (Republican) For County Clerk Tom Shell (Democrat) County Clerk Clarence Stevens (Republican) For Treasurer Bessie Testerman (Democrat) For County Commissioner District No 2 Buster Bigby (Democrat) County Commissioner District Two Tom McCasland (Republican) County Commissioner District One Tom Keeter (Democrat) For County Commissioner District One Luke Worley (Republican) For Justice of Peace Howard Waters (Democrat) PABB1T TRAP Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Wayne Wolf on the arrival of a new girl born Saturday at the Hastings Hospital in Tahle-quah She has been named Mary Sue Best wishes are also extended to Mr and Mrs Evans Gass They are aLo proud parents of a new girl named Lavonna Mae Mr and Mrs Junior Walkei and son from Peroia Illinois are visiting in the home of his i i sister Mr and Mrs Cotton Sheppard Vsitors in the Tom Means and Waco Watkins homes over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Clint Means from Ventura California Billy Goss ficm Tulsa has spent he pat few days in the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Owens Mr and Mrs Walter from Arkoma were recent visitors in the community Mr and Mrs Henry Bottoms are spending a few days visiting in Kansas Mrs Curtis Baird and her sister Mrs Myrtle Cale and children from Asher visited in the John home over the weekend Mr and Mrs Willard Charles and baby from Galena Kansas have returned to their home after a few days visit with his r-'rpnts Mr and Mrs Joe Charles lieuian Walker and Gene Daugherty left for Peoria Illli-nois Monday Beulan has re-cevied Ac- rail to work at his former job His family will join him later Mrs Esther Adams of Cleveland Ohio has been visiting in the Joe Dudley home Always do right this will gratify some people anu astonish the rest Wrecker Service PR 4-2202 DAY OR NIGHT PR 4-2345 or PR 4-2182 50 NOTONE Yw During Oestrus Th But! 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