Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell at public auction on April 17 1933 at 2 pm the real estate Lot 2 Block 6 Century Addition Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of 2859 99 with 10 percent interest from 1932 plus 275 attorney fees and costs. Appraised at 2000 two thirds of appraised value required. Taxes unpaid. Attorneys McKeown and Green represent Midland Savings and Loan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kow
A@a
Ventetor
Kinhems
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice issued March 30 1932 by Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma under foreclosure order in the Morgan versus Dunham case. Property Lot 1 and 2 in Block 5 Oakman Ada to be sold May 5 1933 at 2 PM at Ada courthouse to satisfy $572.00 judgment plus fees and costs. Also notice of settlement final account for Mary Woodward McKeown estate with April 20 1923 hearing in Pontotoc County Court.
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Dunham
Bessie Mae Dunham
District Court
Pentetee County
Oklahoma
M. BE. Morgan
I Danham
Bessie Mac Jranham
Prontotoe County
Pontotoc County
Notice of real estate and guardianship sales in Pontotoc County
The notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma advertises the sale of real estate interests of Norris B Haney and others minors, with two separate court actions. One action concerns heirs of George Wade and a probate decree attempt with property in Pontotoc County and Muskogee Oklahoma. The second action, guardianship of Norris B Haney and four other minors, seeks sale of undivided interests in sections 25 and 13, township 4 north range 5 east and 7 east, with oil and mineral rights reserved, to be sold April 15, 1933 at 10 00 a m in Ada Oklahoma Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wade
Gheorge Wade
Clarence Wade
James Wheeler
Crable Wheeler
Rolie Wheeler
Melvin Wheeler
de Vinees
George Wade
Steve of
Oklahoma
Carn Wade
Secretary of the Interior
Muskogee
Oklahome
State of
Klama
Pontotoc County
Township 4
Range 7
Pontotec County
Section 14
Township 4 North
Range 6 East
Notice of Sale of Lands by Sheriff in Pontotoc County
By order of sale in Case No. 11,485 of the Pontotoc County Court Oklahoma Home Savings and Loan Association vs Della L Evans et al the sheriff will sell on May 8 1933 at 2 pm at the south front door of Ada county courthouse Lot 9 Block 17 Plan Haves Addition Ada Oklahoma at public cash auction to satisfy a mortgage judgment of 2685.36 with 10 percent interest from Jan 12 1932 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tietrich Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Home Savings and Loan Association
Della L. Evans
Ada
Mortgage Sale Pending in Pontotoc County Court
Sheriff announces an alias order of sale in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment in favor of Mutual Banking and Loan Association against W J Mathis and Selma Mathis and K R Newcomb. Property to be sold includes portions of Lot 5 and Lot 6 in Black 55 of Ada Townsite, appraised at 2406 dollars, with sale set for May 2, 1933 at 2 p.m. at the south front door of the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mates
District Court
Twrtotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Mutual Bavine and Loan Association
Wrathie
Selma Mathis
KR. S. Newcomb
Pontotoc Coun
Oklahoma
Notice to creditors in Irby trust case Pontotoc County
The State of Oklahoma to creditors and all interested in the trust estate created by assignment from Joe F. Irby to Clyde Meaders and Tom Roff. Assignees announce they have carried out the assignment and will seek court order on April 28, 1933 to bar unfiled claims and authorize distribution and discharge. Witness March 28, 1933. J. H. Fryer attorney for assignees.
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Pontator
State of
Oklahoma
Joe F. Irby
Clyde Meaders
Tom Roff
Pontotoc County
Sunday School Attendance Sparks Community Appeal
Sunday school at Maxwell drew strong turnout last Sunday as local youngsters showed keen interest. The notice urges every boy and girl in the area to attend and bring a friend to help make the county’s best Sunday school. Farmers report busy corn planting hampered by rain but expect completion if weather clears. Gardens thrive under warm sun ready to supply greens and fresh vegetables for dining tables.
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Maxwell
Probate Notice and Court Date in Pontotoc Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma on January 4 1930 A M Scott filed a will and petition for probate of Ella Scott deceased requesting letters testamentary to himself as executor. The hearing is set for April 15 1933 at 10 00 AM in the Pontotoc County Court in Ada. All interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonteres County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
City of
Adam
Clauide
Thompson
Oklahome
World War Vets Hold Large Meeting At Ada Legion
More than a hundred World War veterans gathered in the Ada American Legion hall to voice support for President Roosevelt and call for discretion and justice for disabled veterans. Eugene Ford’s junior high orchestra performed as the Star Spangled Banner opened the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Roosevelt
Eugene Ford
W. V. O'Connell
East Central Faculty
Uterans
United States
O’connell
Sod Houses May Stage Comeback In Oklahoma
Ponca City March 31 CP J. Hutchins veteran grain man says a soil revival could bring sod houses back as the cheapest construction. He recalls sod homes in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and notes many were 10x12 or 12x14 with walls a foot thick and roofs covered by earth.
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Ponca City
CP J
Jim’’ Hutchins
Hutchins
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Shelbina
Independence
Kan
Kingman
Cherokee Strip
Judd pleas for mercy denied in Arizona death case
Phoenix report notes Governor Moeur set execution for April 21 after Arizona board denied clemency. Attorneys consider US Supreme Court appeal but lack funds. warden contemplates sanity hearing. The piece also lists local social notes and community events surrounding the Missouri Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Florence
B. B. Moeur
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Easter program planned with dinner on the ground
Rev Huckaby and Rev Crawford preached and a Faster Sunday Easter program is planned at Maxwell. Sunday school in the morning, dinner on the public park grounds, an Easter egg hunt, then an evening program at the schoolhouse. Everyone invited with baskets and eggs. Community notes many local visits and gatherings.
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Huckaby
Crawford
Mellett
Maxwell
Eester
Doyle Newby
Galey
Painter Macky
John
Charlie Macky
Thedes Fowler
Erbin Cox
Elva Lee
Lillie Ragland
Ben Kiersey
Roy Mitchell
Autrey Nix
Ada
H. D. Ragland
Rosedale
Eula Mae Lindsey
Martha Nix
Elzie Rousey
Keirsey
Nellie
Ola Mitchell
Hazel
Cleo Brecheen
Bessie McDaniel
Ethel Nix
Clyde Wilson
A. C. Nix
J. C. Lindsey
Arlin Miller
Lillie
Elmer Dee Ragland
Eula Mae
Arthur and
Silvester Lindsey
Reserve Officers Elect Hinman Oklahoma City Leader
The Oklahoma Reserve Officers Association closed its annual meeting in Norman with Maj. Howard W. Hinman of Oklahoma City elected president. Stillwater was chosen as the site for next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Oklahoma Reserve Officers Association
Howard W. Hinman
Oklahoma City
Stillwater
Oklahoma committee approves salary claim for Maude C. Thomas
The senate appropriations committee approved a claim of 3129 to pay the salary of Miss Maude C. Thomas. Beaver served as history commissioner for six months and eight days.
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Oklahoma City
Senate Appropriations Committee
Maude C. Thomas. Beaver
Public Relations Beginnings and Barbering Traditions
In early practice the press agent shaped messages for clients while barbers offered grooming and market sense. The terms public relations counselor and conservator reflected evolving roles as media and service trades merged in public life.
Oklahoma Highway Dept Dismisses 147 Workers
Apr 1 Oklahoma City reports 147 highway department employees dismissed with salary reductions for those earning over $100 monthly. Total annual savings reach $145,092 with 117 layoffs saving $187,980. Additional 20 from the title division and 10 from engineering were let go.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Department
Title Division
Highway Department
Roosevelt plan cuts us veteran benefits under economy act
Washington March 31 Officials of five veteran organizations met with budget director Lewis W. Douglas to review the Roosevelt administration’s proposed slashes in veterans expenditures. Details remain scarce but unofficial estimates range from 400 to 425 million dollars, with possible eliminations of disability allowances for non service connected cases and potential reductions of service connected benefits by ten to fifteen percent.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Lewis W. Douglas
Treasury Department
American Legion
Disabled American War Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Disabled Emergency Officers Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Douglas
Paris
France Refuses Payback in Installments Stirred Trade Loss
A remark notes France has forfeited 160 million dollars in trade by declining to settle a 19 million dollar debt in installments. The line mocks France as penny wise but foolish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
U. S
Penny Wise
Frane Foolish
Nagging pains warn of underlying trouble in health
A fragment warns that temporary relief masks real illness and urges treating the root cause. It suggests Cardus to build up strength and notes widespread use of CARDUIL, sold at drug stores, as a remedy.
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Cardus
Pias
Carduil
Local social notes and passings from Stonewall area
School was out Friday and all children promoted. A Friday night program featured music by Gordon Dillard and Jimmie Morgan. Mrs. C. B. Mack and children visited Mrs. Mattie McKinney Sunday. Several families spent evenings with relatives, including the W yches and the Boren family. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Jones welcomed a baby girl born Thursday March 31, and Oscar Richardson died Sunday leaving a wife and nine children. The obituary lists John Richardson Anadarko and other relatives. Dr. Fosdick is quoted on reformers while market observers warn of a price slump for capping machines and related items.
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John Williamson
Fay Binkley
Milburn Fox
Allie Lilley
Ruth
Rachel Tharp
Bernice
Ray Gee
Kelma
Walter Walton
Cedar Grove
Leonard Wade
Ewell Williamson
Percy Williamson
Ruby Lilley
Sherman
Opal Morrison
Velma L Cole Underhill
Edd Morrison
Ada
Velma Lee
Raymond Fox
Jesse
Woodrow Lambert
Bertha Rushing
Clyde Morrison
Morrison
Viola Flud
Carl Ivey
Carl
Rose Ivey
Evelyn Lambert
Elmo Morrison
J. PD. Anders
Jim Staum
Vinson
Harrison Whipple
Jake Wheat
Alfred Rushing
Otheil
Odell Humpher
Loyd Daniels
Bee Ivey
J. W. Anders
Kite
Jake
Wheat
Virgle Lees
Gordon Dillard
Jimmie Morgan
C. B. Mack
Mattie McKinney
Vaden
Toots
Roberta
Mrs. Watson
Watson
Wendell
Iree
Irene Wilson
Near Stonewall
Market Wyche
Boren
Ariet
Ariet Crain
Junior
Sid Jones
Richardson
Oscar Richardson
John Richardson
Anadarko
Ben Richardson
Lindsey
Bonnie Simmons
Chillicothe
Tex
Fred
Jim
Frank
Addie B
Clarence
Mary Richardson
Stonewall
Elmo Richardson
Jim Craddock
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Shemapa
Wale
Pontota Orarnt Oklahoma
Midland Barvings and Loan Company Corporation
Tiaintiff
Henry €. Maresh
Ada Marek
Newcomb
Ventotoc County
Ikiawma
Clyde Kaiser
Ponteter County
Claude Sturdivant
Uodereheriff
McKeown & Green, Ada, Oklahorme
Miaintiff
Tote
M. FE. Morgan, Traintiff
E Sale
Oakman
Eaid
Adam Said
Een. Jones
Pigintiff
Pontotoc
Mary Woodward McKeown
Mary FE. McKeown
Claude V. Thompson
McKeown & Green
Tot
Wade
Tones
Ftoutheast
Lkansen, Kemp & Kemp
Cera Wad
Tontotoc County
Norris BF. Haney
John Haney
Elizabeth Haney
Harriett Haney
Patrica Haney
Carrie M. Walker
Norris B. Haney
Patricia Haney
Hatcher & Rice
Guardian
Herife
Cruise
Claude
The
Ynistrict Court
Ontotec County
State of Ola- Ope
TL AL Savingr
Laan Aboctation, A Corporation
Plaim
W. J
Selma Math
Winterner
Tdoentator Univ
Werihewe
Acts
Corts
Clyor Kaiser
Oklshoma
Rac DE
Sturiavant
Voderstern
SI. H Fryer
Poms
Tom Rofpf
J. H. Fryer
Ysa
Aryrr
Lyidruclle
Forbula Ct Ee
Linda
Statlander
Mr. Statlander
Tom
Rosie
Mrs. Averill
Mr. Pratt
Marvin
Shaughnessey
DeVos
Shaughnessey’s Aroused Mr. Statlander
Amos
Congo
White House
W. W. O'Connell
Francis Scott Key
H. M. Zimmerman
Ada Junior High School
Alvis Jones
Norman Howard Post
Sam A. McKerl
Oklahoma Department
Muskogee Hospital
C. E. Wilson
Roy Meek
Muncy
Hugh Askew
SOD
Juq0
Redugee
Bureas
Harry Emerson Fosdick
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