Sheriff Sale Notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public foreclosure notices issued by Sheriff Fred Bowles advertise sales of multiple parcels in Pontotoc County. Lands in Sections 13 14 33 and surrounding townships totaling 137.66 acres net, with debts from 1928 1929 including judgments, interest, costs, and attorneys fees. Sales set for April 26 and April 29 1929 at the Ada courthouse front door to satisfy court decrees against J C Chapman estate and other defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowles
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Fred Donoho
Harrell & Kerr
J. W. Cosgrove
Pred Bowles
Cecil C. Ccohoon
Notice of Sheriff Sale Under Foreclosure in Ada Oklahoma
Notice is given of a foreclosure sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma ordered March 18 1928 in a case where Dala Pearle is plaintiff and Leo D Smith Amy Smith T L Cooper Mandy R Cooper J W Lee Clemie Lee George Reed Mrs George Reed J A Hodges H J Gibney S E Bell J M Chilcutt and Mrs J M Chilcutt are defendants The sale on April 22 1929 at 2 pm at the Pontotoc County courthouse Ada Oklahoma will auction the defendants rights title and equity of redemption to the described parcel without appraisement to satisfy a judgment of 56 25 plus 10 percent interest attorney fees 46 95 costs and accruing costs subject to unpaid taxes. MeeKeown Green attorneys for plaintiff. 3-20-35
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
R. W. Simpson
J. C. Chapman
Ww. Co. Smith
Evangeline G. Smith
Shertife
District Court
Oklahoma
W. C. Smiths
Pontotec County
Indian Base
Ada
Fred Bowles
Okla
Fred Donoho
C. Duncan
B. C. Harbert
Lulah Mathews
Arlene Harbert
Aprist
Ruby Harbert
Kelley & Bullock
Son Smith
Charley Smith
John Smith
Hanson Smith
Security State Bank of Acts
Security National Bank
Bb. E Price
J. 1 Price
Township 8 North
Angel East
Sach
Equitable Farm Mortgage Company
Dala Pearle
Leo D. Smith
Amy Smith
T. L. Cooper
Mandy R. Cooper
J. W. Lee
Clemie Lee
George Reed
J. A. Hodges
H. J. Gibney
S. E. Bell
J. M. Chilcutt
Meekeown & Green
Farm and Home -Savings and Loan Association of Missouri
Nea
Court House
Asa
T. Mary Morrow
T. J. Morrow
Farm and Lome Savings and Loan Association of Missouri
Maren
Fred Towl
Aka
Undersherif
Harrell & Kerr
J. W. Cosgrove
District Court of
Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of Missouri
Donashey
E. J. Mallory
Lara Mallory
Farm and Time Savings and Loan Association
Missouri
Naimtiff
Farmera Cotton Warehouse Company
Stonewall
W. Ss. Cook Lumber Company
J. F. Harper
A. M. Sanders
Murray Company
F. N. Harper
Tontotoco County
V.S. Cook Lumber Company
Dallas
Texas
McKeown & Green
Oklahomua
Oklahoma court actions list numerous foreclosure notices
A long column lists multiple Pontotoc County cases including heirship suit over estates of deceased individuals, foreclosures on real estate in Ada Bebee and Stonewall, and sheriff sales set for April to May 1929. Legal notices name plaintiffs, defendants, parcel descriptions, and sale dates with monetary judgments and attorney fees.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under Tax Lien in Pontotee OK
Notice of sale of real estate by sheriff under foreclosure of tax lien No S572 issued by the District Court of Pontotee County Oklahoma on April 1 1929 in an action pend ing farmers co operative gin company a corporation was named party in the proceedings as plaintiff or claimant and the sale is to satisfy the tax lien and costs with the date and terms to be announced by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Geo. K. Williams & Company
Beulah Langendorf
Beulah Smith
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Gilbert Langendorf
Mabel Smith
Iona Smith
Pontotee County
Farmers Co-Operative Gin Company
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In County Oklahoma
Louis F. Knoche sues in an Oklahoma County case. On April 1 1929 the court orders a sale of the northeast quarter of the section in Township 2 North Range 4 East, Indian Base and Meridian, 46 acres for 926.49 dollars plus interest and 87.50 dollars attorney fees. UnderSheriff Fred Donohow will sell May 7 1929 at 2 p.m. at the south front door for cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
G. L. Morgan, Et al
Wis
G. L. Morgan
Callie Morgan
Oklahoma State Bank of
Ada
W. J. Donovan
Towit
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Louis F. Knoche
J. KR. Erwin
S. N. Berry
Tennie Berry
First National Bank of
Roff, Oklahoma
J. H. Hooker
Hugh McKinnie
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Indiann Base
Meridian
Notice of Sale of Chattels No 721
Sheriff sale of 32 feet of 20 inch casing 111 feet 3 inches 124 inch casing a 250 barrel wooden tank and a nail derrick with rig irons at Clint Palmer Well No 1 three miles northwest of Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma on April 20 1929 at 2 oclock p m highest bidder for cash. Property levied on as the defendant William J Bryans property in favor of Shefts Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
William J. Bryans
Clint Palmer
Ada
Pontetoe County
Fred Bowles
Fred Donoho
J. F. McKeel
Notice to creditors of C K Davenport deceased
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the county court administers the estate of C K Davenport deceased Creditors are required to present claims with vouchers to administratrix Mrs Vocahontas Mayfield at Wimbish and Wimbish 314-15 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred This notice dated April 3 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BK. Davenport
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
C. K. Davenport
Wimbish and Wimbish
American
Ada
Oklahoma
Vocahontas Mayfield
Farm relief talks advance ahead of special session
Washington April 6 The two agriculture committees in Congress completed testimony on farm relief. The House committee has begun drafting an aid measure and placed its draft in the hands of a subcommittee for study and possible revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Committee
Hyde
Hoover
McNary
Oregon
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Agriculture Committees
Congress
House
ROD CHANGES OWNERS IN OKLAHOMA RAILROAD DEAL
Philadelphia interests led by Charles E. Ingersoll announced the purchase of a controlling stake in the Oklahoma City Ada and Atoka railway for about 2.2 million dollars. The line valued at 4 million will connect Oklahoma City with Midland Valley and Kansas Oklahoma Gulf systems. A stockholders meeting is set for April 20 to elect a new board, with Hubert Hudson retaining a substantial stake and remaining on the current board temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Midland Valley
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railways
Ingersoll
Hudson
E. M. Worley
Oklahoma
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
Rock Island
Memphis
Midland Valley Railroad
Kansas, Oklahoma & Guill Railway
Oklahoma Railway Company
Philadelphia
Youth Acquitted in Oklahoma Murder Case
In Potau Oklahoma Haskell Moore 19 was acquitted of murder in the shooting death of his 8 year old niece Mildred Self. A 20 minute district court verdict accepted the defense claim the death was accidental from a stray bullet during a gun duel with the girl’s father Walter E Self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Octavia
LeFlore County
Moore
Courthouse Lawn Becomes Planned Beauty Spot
The American Legion auxiliary and county commissioners lead a beautification project for the courthouse lawn. Prisoners under supervision have leveled ground and planted trees and shrubs to create a lasting city attraction. They fill low lands with dirt from nearby excavations and aim to pave the north alley as a flank street, though litigation slows progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Lawn
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion_post
Legion Post
Court House
Prairie Fire Rips Rawlins County Wrecks Property
A prairie fire driven by a 40 mile per hour wind swept Rawlins County near Colby Kansas late yesterday. Four people were seriously injured and property damage was about $100,000. An unknown woman may have died. About a thousand people sought treatment for burns and related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Kan
Rawlins County
Oil prospects in Coal County drilling report
The Coalgate Record Register notes wells around 7,090 feet on Cook land east of Coalgate with prior figures misstated. McCraw moves to center of section 11in-Se to drill Wilcox while E W Whitney targets bic oil and Cosden drills in 6-2n-8e with signs of oil, shale, and mud indicating potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate Record Register
Cook Land
Coalgate
Robert Galbreath
McCraw
Ada
Section 11- in-Se
Tupelo
E. W. Whitney
O. K. Cosden
Cromwell
Ada to Host Free Cooking School With Frances Northcross
Frances Troy Northcross, noted home economics lecturer, will lead Ada Evening News Free Cooking School at Convention Hall April 16 to 19, two hours daily beginning 2 PM. The event, organized by The Ada Evening News, invites all local wives and mothers to attend. admission is free with questions solicited for on-site answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Troy Northcross
Ada Evening News
Convention Hall
Ada
Okla
Northcross
Mr and Mrs W T Cox Move to Sherman Tex
Mr and Mrs W T Cox long time Ada residents relocate to Sherman Texas for the future. He was Pontotoc county first court clerk elected at statehood serving two terms and a Confederate veteran. The couple have lived together over 60 years and remain property holders in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Cox
Sherman
Tex
Ada
Texas
Cox
Pontotoc County
Statehood
Will Rollow
Konawa Road Grade and Drainage Approved
County Highway Engineer Roy Grace and Commissioner W E Huddleston inspected the Konawa to toll bridge highway segment. Granville and Hamblin Muskogee contractors completed grading and drainage to contract specs and the work was accepted. The four and a half mile route, partly paved from Konawa to Seminole, awaits state approval to pave the Konawa Ada toll bridge gap after July 1 fiscal year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa Road
Roy Grace
Konawa
Granville & Hamblin
Muskogee
W. E. Huddleston
Kenawa
Seminole
Board of Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Konawa-Ada
Oklahoma squirrels season extended by bill vote
Oklahoma City April 6 House bill 13 by R H Stanley Choctaw county provides for an extended open season on squirrels with a bag limit of read as filed in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
R. H. Stanley
Choctaw County
Governor Signs Emergency Squirrel Hunting Bill
The ten squirrels daily measure was signed by Governor Holloway with an emergency clause. The law immediately takes effect allowing hunting from May 15 to January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
McKeel Mercer civil suit ends in settlement verdict
A Sulphur civil district court jury awarded J. F. McKeel two thousand dollars and ordered a clear title to 86 acres in Pontotoc county to J. W. Mercer after finding a contract existed. Judge Long instructed jurors on contract existence and obligations. The same afternoon Evelyn Wasson sued Arthur L. Bowles for damages over her husband’s death on an oil field rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeel-Mercer
Civil District Court
Long
J. F McKeel
J. W. Mercer
Pontotoc County
Lone
McKeel
Mercer
Evelyn Wasson
E. D. Wasson
Arthur L. Bowles
Quarter Mill Levy For Roads Shown In State Report
Oklahoma City April 4 The quarter mill levy for roads collected from counties during January February and March amounted to 11933887 the state highway commission announced today in a report Tulsa County received the largest share 2152850 Kay County second with 631530 Washington County third with 4108 Pawnee County received the smallest check 19 Beaver was second from the bottom with 1968 Other counties and amounts apportioned include Carter 105 Cleveland 1507 Comanche 2461 Creek 291 Garfield 82 Giddy 493 Grant 2137 Logan 23 Muskogee 2789 Noble 59 Oklahoma 1013 Okmulgee 1630 Osage 3194 Ottawa 2000 Pittsburgh 2029 Pontototmie 1971 Seminole 266
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Tulsa County
Kay County
Washington County
Pawnee
Beaver
Carter
Cleveland
Comanche
Creek
Garfield
Giddy
Grant
Logan
Muskogee
Noble
Oklahoma
Okmiblgee
Osage
Ottawa
Pittsburgh
Pontotoc
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Oil Ventures Expand Across Denton and West Texas
Claude Bell of Gainesville completed blocking 5 600 acres north of Krum in Denton county and plans a test on the Davis Barthold farm near Krum. Drillers report 300 feet oil in Bowles No 1, while Amerada and Penn Oil expect a new pool along Reeves Pecos county line after gas first showed at 5 108 feet in section 36 block 50 township 8 Reeves county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Claude Bell
Gainsville
Krum
Denton County
Davis
Barthold
Bowles
Penn Oil Company
Amerada Petroleum Company
Reeves
Pecos
West Texas
Secion 36
Block 50
Township
Reeves County
Maud voters elevate city to first class status
Maud voters decide the town becomes a first class city by a wide margin 24 to 88 in favor. L T Sammons wins the mayoralty with 350 votes over three opponents. Miss Gladys B Ingle edges Grace Disch for city clerk with 468 to 400. Earl Martin unopposed for treasurer with 566 votes. Virgin Martin and Skeet Willines win justice of the peace. Constables Elza Evans and L H Ogee top rivals. Ward contests choose Culberson Green Ogee and Briscoe as ward councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
L. T. Sammons
H. L. Cone
Oliver H. Akin
Gladys RB. Ingle
Grace Disch
Earl Martin
Virgin Martin
Skeet” Willines
T. J. Day
Robert Lawrence
Marin
Villines
Day
Lawrence
Elza Evans
L. H. Ogee
J. A. McCarty
Filis Cline
Leonard Culberson
Ross Walker
J. D. Green
N. C. Rippy
H. A. Ogee
William Briscoe
Arthur Tirbbey
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Josal
Jane Leader
Fanny Clark
Jancy Yoeubny
Sam Blue
Charley Carter
Harrison Frazier
Henry Beyant
Washington Franklin
Anid
Ana
Bill Sumateers
Enurt
WiLvVosesk Donut
Harrell. & Kerr
Oklaho
Attys
Pltf
Noth
Oqklahoma
W. M. Parker
Plaintrffé
Tony Frazier
State of
Robert Yocubby
Craven Brown
George Brown
Janet Leader
Janey Yecubby
Carrison Frazier
Henry Bryant
Saic
Janey Yocubby
Sam Line
Washington Spankinn
Berry Dry Goods Company
2 Corporation
G. W. Wells
H. K. Wells
Ro L Tollins
A. M. Rollins
Ada, Oklahoma
P. L. Bowerman
R. I. Hatcher
Lillie Hatcher
Allen Standfield
Otto Strickland
F. A. Norris
J. L. Shaw
A. B. Rains
G. A. Truitt
Oscar W. Walker
Bebee
J.W. Wells
R. L. Rollins
P. L. ,Overman
R. E. Hatcher
A. Norris
King & Delaney
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Atwood
L. R. Erwin
Cecil C. Cohoon
Plaiintiff
Rod
Ingersoll Interests
Rawlings
Coal County
News Free
New York City
Turkey
L. FE. Hatchison
Route
Mskeel
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