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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1934

Page

7

Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

The case filed by Fred F. Faber seeks to quiet title to the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter in Section 32 Township 3 North Range East in Pontotoc County. Defendants Harris Brown Allen Brown Tecumseh Brown and Victoria May Brown divorced or deceased are to answer by May 5, 1934. a full heirship determination will be entered if they fail. Dated March 20, 1934. DELLA BEDFORD, Court Clerk. DAWES HARDEN, Deputy. CO. F. GREEN, Ada, Oklahoma, Attorney for Plaintiff.

District Court Ntopoc County Oklahoma George E. Smith Ella Allen State OF Oklahoma Sophia Wright D. D. Brunson Tena Brown Galloway Lewis Ida Lewis Lizzie Anatubby James Underwood Louisa Colbert Levi Brown Willie. Brown George Smith Willie Brown Pontotec County Pontotoc County Varios Harris Brown Allen Brown Tecumseh Brown Victoria May Brown Fred F. Faber Towit Section 32 Township 3 North Della Bedford Dawes Harden Pontotoc Abbie T. Holton Tyler T. Wales James Rhea

Hules Completed for Play Contest

The East Central interscholastic one act play contest opens April 19 at 9 00 a m in room 211 Science Hall with no major rule changes. Casts must file by March 1 with author and publisher permission. Plays limited to forty minutes and staging rules strict. First prize a $10.00 equipment order. league also awards merit certificates.

Robert P. Wood Science Hall

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Skirvin Estate

In Pontotoc Oklahoma executrix of the estate of C J Skirvin deceased will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on April 6 1934 at 10 am in the County Court Room. Sale is subject to court confirmation and requires cash in hand.

C. J. Skirvin County of Pontotoc State of Oklahoma A. D Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Towit

Notice of Sheriff Sale of Oklahoma Real Estate

Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell at public auction on April 9 1934 at 2:00 pm at the south front entrance Ada county courthouse Pontotoc county Oklahoma the undivided interest in portions of Section 32 Township 4 North Range 4 East to satisfy a 1932 foreclosure judgment in favor of The First National Bank of Stratford against Colbert A Burris Jr and Kate Burris. Proceeds to be distributed per judgment. sale subject to unpaid taxes.

District Court Pontotoc County Oklahoma Inontotoc County Evein Pdeming Investment Co Colbert A. Burris Jr First National Bank of Stratford Colbert A. Burris, Jr Kate Burris County Court House Ada Clyde Kaiser Okla Claude Studervant F. Green First National Bank Stratford

Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Case No 12726

Legal notice records a publication for a case in Pontotoc County with FAST ER as plaintiff and unknown claimants and heirs as defendants. It names unknown executors administrators devisees and others, signaling impending legal action.

of Pontotocso State OF Oklahoma

Brecheen Family Reunion Near Ada On April First

Mr and Mrs D C Brecheen hosted a family reunion at their Ada area home on Sunday April 1 Attendees included Edd Stevens and family J C Vickers and sons Sallie Cumbie and son Johnnie Breeheen and family and William and James Brecheen Also visiting were Shillings and sons Hampton and children Rena Fox Irving Kelly Margie Scaggs Argie Scaggs Hollis Barnes and Mr and Mrs Williams with son James

D. C. Brecheen Ada Edd Stevens J. C. Vickers Sallie Cumbie Johnnie Breeheen William James Brecheen Shillings Hampton Charlie Rowe Rena Fox Irving Kelly Margie Scaggs Argie Scaggs Hollis Barnes Williams James

Springtime in Ada a verse by Florenc Elrod

The poem celebrates spring with blooming flowers streams and singing birds. Florenc Elrod aged 12 from Ada offers reflections on nature care and gratitude in a lyrical verse written from a general delivery address.

Florenc Elrod Ada

Cowart Players to Appear Here at East Central

Wewoka's Cowart Players, a famed juvenile dramatic organization, will perform before the East Central student body in assembly on April 6. Organized seven years ago for talented youths, they have a strong statewide stage and radio history. Last year they presented Ten Minute Eggs to favorable college praise. The group combines drama and acrobatic dancing, delivering outstanding entertainment.

Wewoka Cowart Players East Central

Wirt brain trust talk sparks cautious skepticism in Washington

Dr. William Wirt’s claim of a brain trust plot to supplant Roosevelt is met with disbelief by observers. Some members show open minds toward reform, while others hold varied views on socialism and capitalism. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau notes three hard months in office as he navigates political conversations.

Roosevelt Stalin Ecretary of the Treasury Morgenthau Treasury

Local Social Notes From Oklahoma Towns

Rural families and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday activities. Frances Wilcoxson and children visited in Oklahoma City while Ola Caperton traveled to Ada. Leroy Matthews and relatives visited Ada. Lois Lee spent Saturday night with Marie Harris. Potter Henson and children moved to Stroud. Clara Mae Phillips visited Mrs. Charlie Roseberry. Brother Landers held an appointment at the First Baptist.

Ethel Olen James D. Hunt Vinita Emery Welker Thomas Smith Wilson A. L. Ayres Hering le Clair Shawnee Jess Standridge Sadie Mae Bonnie Ada Dona Riley Realis Flick Lester Standridge Vinita Hunt Ruby Bradley Mrs. Homes Oklahoma City Mrs. Bradley Jewell Howard Seminole Gene Byrd Conner Logsdon Buster Harden Vera Thomason Charles Hale Rowe Bud Holkum Sedwick Anna Newell Onie Kilcrease Arba Vera Lillie Mae Felkins Devil’s den Tishomingo Lee Thompson Millard Joe Jim Thompson Edd Harlin Lovelace Cora Lexington Snow Louis Echols Lula Leonard Thompson Glenn Phillips Clara Mae Phillips Athia Jones Helen Dorothy Matthews Lara Lee Cornell Doner Doner Charlie Roseberry Ethel Akins Maud Williams Glenn Hoosier Sherman Texas Charlie Hoosier Travis Hilton Tulsa Robert Williams Artie Jones Co. E. Thurman Evelyn Large Potter Henson Fred Matthews Henry Jones Jessie Horace Mann Francis John Baxter Marie Harris Leona Moore Maxine Rambin Daisy Watson Wilbur Norman Charlie High School Lois Lee Mildred Henson Ruth Sales Juanita Crabtree Geneva Langston Ellery Johnson David Doner Charlie Krieger Leroy Cable James Norman

April Weather Dampens Hopes as Gardens Bloom

Miss Long of McKinney visits family in Ada this summer. Miss Reba Vickery wed Cletus Griffith in Ada on Saturday. Cunningham family ill with measles. Easter egg hunt enjoyed by Teel household in Egypt with Charley Wilburn and relatives.

Miss Long McKinney Tex Clarence Long Mrs. Jones Ada Reba Vickery Bertha Thurman Cletus Griffith Eva Mae Estle Fae Cunningham Alfred Teel Charley Wilburn Crage Gene Edward Wilburn Oklahoma City Graden Teel Clarence Thurman Russell Easley Egypt

In Memory of Marie Scaff

Marie Scaff died March 28 1934 at age 14 in Bebee Oklahoma daughter of Mr and Mrs O C Scaff She is mourned by three sisters and four brothers and many relatives Her religious friends recall her faith and promise of heaven with songs and prayers in a memorial notice written by Lorene Summers

Marie Scaff Marie Secaff O. C. Scaff Rebee Okla Christ Sulphur Opal Leonard Lucille Teeter Paoli Irene Scaff Bebee Herbert Scaff Vernon Scaff William Scaff Lavon Scaff

Oklahoma Merchants See February Sales Gain Over January

Oklahoma merchants recorded 1,113,600 more business in February than January based on sales tax data. February one percent tax brought 342,499 in March collections while January tax 331,273 was collected in February as commission chairman Melvin Cornish announced. Mrs. Mary E. Tatum left for Norman due to a relative’s serious illness.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahoma Tax Commission Melvin Cornish

Inter-State Medical Clinic offers free 10 day exams Ada Oklahoma

Prominent Ada residents endorse the Inter-State Medical Clinic. For ten days free complete physicals include urinalysis blood pressure and blood tests with Wasserman test at 2.00. Clinic affiliated with large institutions handles high and low blood pressure rheumatism neuritis eczema hay fever kidney skin nerve and blood troubles. Office at 106% Hast Main hours 9 to 5. They treat diseases and furnish medicines.

Ada Territory Inter-State Wasserman Okla

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