Notice of Sale of Lands Under Execution in Pontotoc County
Writ issued March 10 1941 in J F McKeel vs J W Mercer case directs levy on East Half of Southwest Quarter Section 24 Township 5 North Range 4 East Pontotoc County Okla appraised at 640 dollars. Sale to cash bidder April 14 1941 at 2 pm at south front door Ada courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
J. F. McKeel
J. W. Mercer
J. F. MceKeel
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Negg
Okla
Seminole County
Edward Glenn Smith
Thomas Fioyd
Rotichr
Seminole
Thomas Floyd Smith
Pontotec County
Thomas Flioyd Smith
Pontotocounty
Ethel J. S. Smith
Harsley & Epton
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sheriff sale under a district court order in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Home Savings and Loan Association sues Clyde J Loyd et al for mortgage foreclosure to recover 1768.12 plus interest costs. Sale set for April 15 1941 at 7 00 a m at the south front door of Ada Court House with appraised value 2500.00 and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Home Savings and Loan Association
Clyde J. Loyd
Ada
Daggs
Toether
Rameber
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Ben Hatcher
B. A. Lew's
Attys
District Court OF
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Jesse V. LaSalle
Beulah LaSalle
State OF
State of Oklahoma
Belmont
Delia Bedford
Henry Dew
Notice to Sell County Property April 12 1941
YT Sam Dew County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will on April 12 1941 begin at 9 am at the Courthouse sell separately described parcels of land acquired by resale Bids already submitted on each tract with amounts and bidders names The sale will be to the indicated bidders unless higher bids are received terms cash in hand subject to approval of the Board of County Commissioners Purchaser pays apportioned advertising costs and other expenses SAM DEW County Treasurer Pontotoc County Oklahoma 3-20-31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Pontotee County
R. R. McLigh
Board of County Commissioners
Toga C. Murphy
Notice to Sell Lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice to sell lands described as NW4 NE and NE1 SW1 NEF and Ws SW NEt and Si SE NW NW1 NW SE given in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Bids offered include 190 dollars by Toga C Murphy. Court actions involve L B Adams plaintiff and various defendants with probate and title actions in Pontotoc County court. Also notices of hearing for will probate of Andrew J Harden deceased and a separate estate claim notice for George L Rice deceased administratrix Rebecca Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
W. S. Kerr
Robt. S. Kerr
Aubrey M. Kerr
Z. E. Heath
W. & Kerr
American Investment Company
Central Commercial Company
Frances . Meyers
I. J. Phillins
L. J Phillips
Annie Weir Layne
State of
Oklahoma
L. J. Phillips
Frances O. Meyers
L. B. Adams
District Court
Della Bedford
Thompson & Braly
Andrew J. Neem
Andrew J. Harden
Andrew J. Harden, Jr
County of
Pontotoc
Ada
Pontotoce
Hoyt Driskill
George L. Rice
Rebecca*. Rice
Warren B. Rice
First National
Rebecca C. Rice
Bitterness Grows Among Foreigners Held In France
Refugee camps in unoccupied France host about 30 000 foreigners amid rising bitterness and unrest over dole budgets and administration costs. Relief groups coordinate to improve camp life, citing contrast with the Mexican Spanish War Veterans camp at La Reynarde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
France
Europe
la Reynarde
Rives Altes
Argeles
Barcanes
Senate Rejects Parity Trim and Votes on Farm Bill
Washington reports the senate leadership rejected a bid to cut parity payments from 450 million to 212 million as House approved, backing the larger fund for five crops despite calls to reduce non defense spending. The article also lists local social notes and visits from Ada and Hugo area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
McNary
Oregon
Byrd
D-Va
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Haunted House Keepers Link Spirits to Cellar Lore
The fragment hints at a house with spirits in the cellar tied to friends, suggesting a local belief or ghost lore. It presents a mysterious scene where remains of past social ties influence the haunting narrative.
Rural Cedar Grove News Roundup of Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Henry Ridway and family visited relatives. Attendees at the Free Will Baptist Fifth Sunday meet in Wilson included Virgie Chandler Ellen Ridway Tollie Chism and Barbara. Azel Scroggins and Melburn Copeland married March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Henry Ridway
Virgie Chandler
Ellen Ridway
Tollie Chism
Barbara
Lucille Price
Wilson
Azel Scroggins
Melburn Copeland
Steedman
Leon Scroggins
Wesley Price
Edd Price
McCall Chapel
Crews
Nance
Ada
Tollie Chisum
Tantha Rainbolt
H. V. Smith
Oakman Community Notes Highlight School Tests and Visits
Oakman residents recount weekend visits and church events while the six week standardized tests yield high marks. Students Marlene Higdon Wendell Cecil Barbara Jo Fox earn perfect scores in first grade. Vivian Jones leads third and other pupils post strong results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Higdon
Wendell Cecil
Barbara Jo Fox
Mary Katherine Cromer
Wayne Lee Walling
Ray Stegall
Vivian Jones
Oakman’s High
Annie Faye Weldon
Virginia Bandy
Gale Cecil
Merilyn Lee Cramer
Betty Lee
Harry Kaiser
Betty Jo Dryden
Geneva Cecil
Leia Lee
Lloyd Bush
Eula Fox
Oakman School
Cedar Grove
Simon Hammond
Bobbie
R. P. Kramer
Happyland
Leo Carter
Harve Allen
Bufford Hammond
Earl Sutton
Colbert
Eula Mae Fox
Wimplene Pendergrass
Evangel
Barbara Bandy
Wilmorene Pendergrass
Herbert Kaiser
Minnie Ruth
Ada
Neal McDonald
George Mansfields
C. L. Kelly
Joames Mansfields
Ralph Cissna
Oklahoma City
J. P. Huskinson
Superior
Nebraska
Ida Carter
Missouri
W. A. Lee
Enos Lee
Homer
Julia Walker
Laura Dryden
E. N. Dunnagan
Oakman
Pacific Grove
Calif
Clyde Kaiser
Pauline Pendergrass
J. R. Pendergrass
Essie Lou Dunnagan
Peuline Dryden
Herman Bandy
Juanita Caldwell
Combelita Halsey
Cromwell
Geneva
Dale Cecil
L. D. Baird
I. L. Cramer
Norma Jean
Bobbie Dunnagan
Allen Church
Essie Lou
Church of God
Herman Crawford
California
Dr. Wendell M. Stanley's virus crystal breakthrough
The article profiles Dr. Wendell Meredith Stanley of the Rockefeller Institute, noting his proof that non living chemical crystals can act as infective agents in virus diseases. It describes purified plant viruses, potential vaccines from modified viruses, and the aim to link crystals with the origin of life and heredity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
W. M. Stanley
America
Pasteur and Koch
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Princeton
N. J
Wendell Meredith Stanley
Dr. Stanley
Stanley
Ada Hosts Wide Range Of Visitors And Notices
Ada scenes show numerous visitors in town from Oklahoma City Stonewall and Byars with business and social calls. Local residents and families like Driskills Horns Masseys and Webbers are noted, plus travel from Paris Texas and Mexico City for work and government duties.
Sunday School Sets Attendance Record With 82 Present
Sunday session drew 82 attendees, marking a new high for the program. Mrs. Ruby Stephens led the winning class, signaling strong participation and competition among groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Stephens
U S Commences Largest War Supplies Procurement
The United States has one billion in cash ready for the $7 billion lease lead program. Under Roosevelt orders four government departments will issue contracts for military matériel, agricultural commodities and various supplies. Roosevelt announced approval of $1.08 billion more than a seventh of the lease lead fund and turned procurement to the army navy agriculture and treasury departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C.P
United States
Roosevelt
Army
Navy, Agriculture
Treasury Departments
All Three Are Agreed Now On Japan War Action
Rome reports Virginio Gayda states Hitler Mussolini have reached accord with Japanese Foreign Minister Matsuoka on Japan's actions if the United States enters hostilities. Matsuoka says he spoke with Galeazzo Ciano and Mussolini, describing a frank, implicated exchange of views on urgent questions. He also notes a 65 minute audience with Pope Pius XII at the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
United States
Matsuoka
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Stefani
Pius XII
Vatican City
North Carolina's First Lighthouse a Crude Iron Lantern
The states first lighthouse near Cape Fear Island started as a crude iron lantern in 1794. It measured 19 feet 9 inches in diameter and 15 feet high, located four miles from Frying Pan shoals near Bald Head. Mr and Mrs E L Jackson visited their son Paul in Oklahoma City Sunday and attended ground breaking ceremonies for the Baptist Orphans Home building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Frying Pan Shoais
Bald Head
Cape Fear Island
E. L. Jackson
Paul
Oklahoma City
The
Baptist Orphans Home
Mrs Elmer Barnes and Marguerite Return from Healdton Visit
Mrs Elmer Barnes and her daughter Marguerite came home Wednesday morning after visiting another daughter Mrs Price Marion and Mr Marion in Healdton. The group included Bill Hammonds Mrs Sam Hammonds and Miss Velma Joan Basher who were guests in Harts horn and McAlester Monday night. Mr and Mrs Bill Keithley and Miss Dorothy Campbell visited Abilene friends last weekend. Virgil Cottingham of San Angelo is at his father’s bedside here in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
James Rich
Henry Raymer
Kelly Mitchell
Capes
Rebee
W. O. Yancy
Byars
George Archer
Annie Boils
Burrow Valley
Lorene Sparks
Roddy
Oscar Yancy
Walter Lee
Leonard Archer
Ray Thurman
Ada
Bulah McGhee
Emmett Archer
Ruth Tumelsons
Chickasha
C. G. Archer
Lawrence
Tennie Brown
Clyde Walker
Carl Tilley
Carl John
Ripley
Shaw
J. L. Tilley
S. E. Williams
Mavis
Ray
Joan Williams
Stillwater
Hugo
J. W. Owens
Loretta
Jimmie
Mansville
J. B. Owens
Jim Crockett
Francis
Billy Denham
J. N. McKeel
Mr. McKeel
Jack Speare
Clyde Walker Jr
J. C. Russell
Joe
Russell
Grandmother Tilley
Vaness Club
Gladys Wakefield
FP. M. Bradley
Blackie Dunn
Bill Fleming
James Harley
Jones
Tommy
Eliza Brecheen
Mary Buchanan
Lawson Watts
Jack Watts
Marshall Cox
Hazel Carmichael
Thomas Lee
George Good
Seminole
Jeanette Buchanan
Dymple Brecheen
Owl Creek
Claude Bailey
Sam Fisher
H. D. Wieldman
Ivan Leslie
Picher
Bill Leslie
Henry Odom
C. C. Couch
Louise Hokett
John Briggam
Burt Capps
Earl Gill
Chilocco
Winston Bennett
Perry
J. C. Odom
Corpus Christi
Eldo Whipple
Stonewall
Gentry Hatton
Callie Hatton
Union Valley
Mahlon Manville
Camp Barkeley
Abilene
Judge
Olin Horn of
L. A. Winans
Shawnee
Presbyterian Church
Winans
Bernice Roach
Elmer Barnes
Marguerite
Healdton
Price Marion
Marion
Bill Hammonds
Sam Hammonds
Velma Joan Basher
Hartshorne
McAlester
Bill Keithley
Dorothy Campbell
Virgil Cottingham
San Angelo
Gleghorns Return From Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs D D Gleghorn and Miss Lullian Gleghorn of Kilgore Texas have returned home after a weekend visit with friends and relatives in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Gleghorn
Lullian Gleghorn
Kilgore
Texas
Ada
Women attendees travel to Chickasha for state convention
Mrs. E. O. Wheat joins the Federated Women's Clubs state convention in Chickasha while Mrs. L. M. Sampson returns from a Chickasha business trip and Mrs. A. S. Risser of Blackwell attends the Oklahoma City Presbyterial in Ada as it closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Wheat
Federated Women’s Clubs
Chickasha
A. S. Risser
Blackwell
Ada
Oklahoma City
Santford couple welcomed a daughter at Valley View Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Santford of 22914 East Main are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday morning at Valley View hospital. Mrs. Earl Thomas of 515 West Fourteenth is visiting Durant this week with relatives including cousin Mrs. Shelton and daughter Dorene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Santford
East Main
Valley View Hospital
Earl Thomas
West Fourteenth
Durant
R. O. Shelton
Dorene
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Shelton
Stratford Notes Underline Local Visitors
Mrs. Hubert Fountain and Mrs. Charley Young with daughter Cecile visited Stratford, adding to social rounds and neighbors' chatter during a civic week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Fountain
Charley Young
Cecile
Stratford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dagnes
Z. FE. Heath
Z E. Heath
Ada Weekly News
Hoyt Priskilil
Dallas
Tex
P. O. Davis
Wbule Garden
Jeter Hardware
Seal
Busby
Harrell
Trice
Attorneya
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Alaintiff
Carl R Welden
Willie Jee Welden
Lyde Kaiser
Poentotoe County
Hubert G. Orton
Plaintiff
Vanoss
Maxwell
Ashburn
Melba Lois
Bobby Ray
Francis Jean Sparks
Sallee
Lawrence Drennin
Sonny
Phyllis Patton
Flora Bell Dunlap
J. F. Armsworth
Dan Hoover
Leatha
Ray Sliger
Ed Stephens
Pecan Grove
Vennie Woodruff
Sulphur
Ruth Stephens
Sam Brandon
Hickory
O. V. Stout
Stout
W. M. Benge
Lue Jackson
Wetuma
Chaffin
Bradford
Braxton
John Chaffin
George Melton
Willis Melton
Ed Gates
Arthur Grisso
Raymond Byrd
Baptist Student Union
America’s Men of Science
By Watson Davis
NEA Service
Dr. W. M. Stanley
W. J. Wilder
Guy H. Thrash
Baker’s
F. A. Wallis of
Tillie Emerson
Seshler
Bill Wren
Clinton
Eugene Roling
Nashville, Illinois
Frank Frensley
Gene Webber
Elias Massey of
Loran Keaton
Wichita, Kansas
C. H. Massey
Jack Conn
Rio Grande Valley
D. D. Bowersock
Dale
Clyde Stapleton
Shorty” Knotts
Hazel Miller
Cowling Hospital
Orland Foster
Hobbs
New Mexico
Mrs. A. Foster
John Cox
Paris
Foster McSwain
I. L. Cummings
Mexico City
L. R. Watson
Allen
Eldon H. Larecy of
Konawa
Tom Roff
U.S
C. G. Salsbury
Granada
Arizona
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