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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1940

Page

7

Notice of Oil and Gas Lease Bids Oklahoma

Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office will accept sealed bids until 10 30 a m April 29 1940 for oil and gas leases on school and state lands in Pontotoc county Tracts 98 99 100 describe 80 acres each with 1 8 royalty and annual per acre rentals All bids must include cashier s checks 25 percent of bid deposit and 250 for drilling bids Bids sent by mail must be sealed and marked Bid for Oil and Gas Lease Address to the Secretary Charles B Steele for details and terms.

the Land Office State of Oklahoma Land Office Commissioners of the Land Office Secretary of the Commissioners of the Charles B. Steele

Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Quiet Title Suit

The State of Oklahoma issues notice to defendants including David McGee and Nancy McGee and others that Texana Laseman sues in Pontotoc County District Court Case No. 17 004 to quiet title to described real estate. Defendants must answer by May 17, 1946 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered. Dated April 2 1940. DELLA BEDFORD Court Clerk. John A. Haste attorney for plaintiff.

State of Oklahoma David McGee Nancy McGee George McGee Sallie McGee Katie Baker John Doe Baker Buster Anderson W. W. Wells L. ©. Wells L. West R. P. Cotten S. P. Smith T. F. Maloney Sophia McGee Florence Wells Texana Pontotoc John W. Scribner W. B. Hokett McKeel and MckKeel American Building Ada John Boyce McKeel Katie Scribner McKeel and MckKeel

Sheriff Sale Ordered In Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Notice declares a public auction of 110 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a $2241.29 judgment with interest from October 5 1940. The sale is set for May 13 1940 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse front south door. The Federal Land Bank of Wichita is plaintiff and Clyde Kaiser is sheriff.

Battles in Narvik and Norway War Escalation

German vessels at Narvik suffered heavy losses with more than 500 sailors killed while naval clashes ring across Norway's fjord coast. Britain and Germany issued conflicting claims on ships hit including battleships cruisers and transports as Norway endures invasion begun yesterday. The Norwegian king and government are believed to have taken refuge at Elverum as fighting continues nearby.

Narvik Norway Britain Germany Sweden Elverum Oslo

Auction Notice The Federal Land Bank Seeks Sale of 200 Acres

Under an Order of Sale issued by the Pontotoc County District Court the Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas will sell at public auction on May 13 1940 at 2 PM at the Ada Oklahoma courthouse front door the parcel described as 200 acres in sections 7 18 township 4 N range 5 E Indian Meridian. The sale is to satisfy $2610.99 plus interest at 6 percent and court costs in the case against N C Garrett et al. Sheriff Pontotoc County and A A Davidson Wichita Kansas attorneys for the plaintiff.

Adaontotoc County Oklahoma Pontotoc County Dan Hays Ada District Court Home Owners’ Loan Corporation S. P. McNeill R. J. Lollar Clyde Katser W. M. Hughes Claude V. Thompson Somer Jones Florence Jones Board of County Commissioners Clyde Kaiser W. N. Hughes Ada Weekly News Pontotoc Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas Zora Daniel Zora Daniels J. F. McKeel Ls. Co N. C. Garrett County of Pontotoc State of Oklahoma U. S A. A. Davidson W. E. Pepperell C-O

Alice Hood Dies at Okemah in Oklahoma

Mrs. Alice Hood known as Aunt Alice dies March 28 at age 75 in Okemah Oklahoma. She lived previously in Beebe and moved recently from there. She leaves her husband Uncle Dan Hood and a host of relatives and friends.

Alice Hood Alice Okemah Oklahoma Bebeé Dan” Hood

New Fowl Breed Emerges From Comanche Hobby

Comanche Oklahoma resident Irvin Fillman, a poultry hobbyist,开发 a novel bird from 15 years of cross breeding. The turken and silkey mix yields a seven eighths turken cross with silkey, producing hens around six pounds and roosters eight, laying eggs year round.

Duncan Irvin Fillman Comanche Okla Fillman Japan Rhode Island

Rural 4-H Rally Plans and Community Updates

4-H club members prepare for Friday rally at Convention Hall with two topics by Jimmy Cat and Wilmorene Pendergrass and demonstrations by Oma Jean Geneva Cecil Le oma Scroggins and Leonard Wilson. Events include Oakman game, Baptist revival ending March 6, and family visits across Oakman Byng Kiowa Homer Francis.

Jimmy Caton Wilmorene Pendergrass Oma Jean Geneva Cecil Leoma Scroggins Leonard Wilson Convention Hall Ruby Wilson Roxie Jane Smith Ada Oakman Byng Baptist Marion Caton Baptist Church Dandrean Irene George Thomas George Homer Kimball Vina Hobbs Hillbillies Si Hammond Barney Robert Agatha Brice A. M. Cecil James Stevens Elvabieta Caton Gearldine Kaiser L. M. Hilton Carthell Hilton Kiowa J. N. Caton Buford Moore Wetumka M. L. Caton John Lamar Francis Herman Bandy Allen Morgan Jones Cinnamon

Hand Made Cars Would Cost More Than 17000 Says Ford

Edsel Ford told the federal monopoly committee that a popular priced car selling for about 700 would cost over 17000 if made by hand labor rather than machines. He testified at hearings on technology and economic power, noting 125000 Ford workers could lose jobs and sales would be limited to about 50 cars a year at that price.

Washington Edsel Ford Federal Monopoly Committee Today Ford Motor Company Ford

Wanted: Man with Car Route Experience Memphis Ad

Rawleighs Dept OKD 3 M Memphis Tenn seeks man with car for route work. Experience preferred but not required. Fresh bulk garden seed advertised.

Jeter Rawleigh’s Dept Memphis Tenn

Rainy days spark garden work and community notices

In a rural community the week brings renewed farming effort after rain with 4-H club rally plans in Ada and a note of 1939 1940 events. Obituary for John Tucker and church activities accompany school breaks and social visits amid local families and neighbors.

Sunday School and Church Attendance Despite Bad Weather

Sunday school and church Sunday night drew good crowds despite poor weather, indicating strong community turnout and engagement.

Dolberg Community News and 4-H Rally Preview

Dolberg residents share Sunday visits with neighbors including the Eldreds Hays Johnsons Summers and Taylors. The Dolberg 4-H club plans a rally on Wednesday night April 10 to show community activities.

Rain Delays Ladies Club Meeting and Local Visits

Rain kept the Ladies' club from meeting Friday with the next gathering set for the 12th. An educational movie played at the school Tuesday night and the 4-H group presented their program. A good crowd attended as Mrs. Pauline Martin visited Mrs. Lea Taylor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Laura Frazier visited her ill daughter Mrs. Pearline Looney. Mrs. Lea Taylor and Miss Opal Dell Taylor called on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor.

Tucker Stonewall Ada Stonewall High School Wilburn Bennett Reece Scott Maryetta Scott W. B. Hokett Jewel Louis Hokett J. D. Flowers Nowel Edna Cartwright Kenneth Murphy Murphy Billie Lucille Scott Fagan Flowers Bennie Courtney Mr. Stegall Boy Scouts Omega Leach Lula Mae Rose Simpson Jack Maxberry Elmore Sunny John Tucker Grandpa” Tucker G. Tucker Lon Cecil Hatton Couch Henry Odom Bill Hall Annie Sliger W. Cargell Stonewall Monay Irene Kennedy Mark Reed C. C. Couch W.F.M.S Ada Stevens Sam Flowers Monay Ladies’ Club Pauline Martin Lea Taylor Laura Frazier Pearline Looney Opal Dell Taylor Christine Martin Lee Taylor

Sunday Weather Prevents Services and Local Visits

Rainy weather halted Sunday and Sunday night services. Visitors included Mrs. White of Hartshorne staying with her niece Mrs. Pearl Serguner. Rev. and Mrs. Sammons of Ada stopped by Mrs. Virgil Chandler's home. The Palmer family from Allen visited Mrs. Edd Price and family. A Sunday dinner gathered the Scroggins and Norris households plus the Prices. Thelma Scroggins hosted a Friday party. Eugene Bingham and others attended a musicale at Maggie Smith's home in McCall's Chapel. Pastor T W Yandell will preach Saturday night and Sunday.

White Hartshorne Pearl Serguner T. A. Sammons Ada Virgil Chandler John Palmer Elsie Mae Frank Palmer Allen Edd Price Baxter Scroggins Lydia Canada Dank Scroggins Trueman Dalley Jay Norris Cora Lucille Loyd Price Thelma Scroggins Eugene Bingham Ralph Scroggins Clyde Akins Bill Price Maggie Smith McCall’s Chapel T. W. Yandell

Local Rain Delights Residents and Visits By Teens

Rain in recent days brings relief to Colbert residents as youths visit Miss Balzonia Balthrop on Wednesday night and Miss Floretta Hammonds calls on her mother Mrs. McCon.

Balzonia Balthrop Floretta Hammonds McCon

Sunshine community notes from a rainy week

Residents praised the rain that fell Friday and Saturday. Social visits occurred among Mrs Henry Cooksey Mrs Crager and families including Ford Searight Ballard and Ola. The Sunshine play When a Woman Decides drew a good crowd with Naom i Hobgood Gabe Nabors Warren Forman Fay Corkers Pauline Stewart and the Nabors a sioned. Sunshine school dismissed Friday but Turner Falls picnic was postponed due to rain. Mr Sims of Texas visited Mount Driskill and J D Pruitt Laxton stopped by Everett Cooksey on Sunday.

Henry Cooksey

Reynaud Confident In Senate Address On North Sea War

Premier Reynaud told the French senate that a great battle is ongoing in the North Sea and Allied navies will uphold their traditions. He cited losses of two German cruisers off Norway, a sunk British destroyer, another run aground, and several cruisers damaged. The open session replaced a secret interpellation, postponed to April 16 amid rapid war developments.

Paris Reynaud Senate North Sea Norway

May Be Race For Control Of Danube

Berlin reports say Germany asked Romania Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Hungary to send gunboats to patrol the Danube trade route. Authorities would not confirm but imply some basis for the request as Britain may announce a move to shorten the war, possibly targeting oil fields in Southeastern Europe.

Berlin Germany Rumania Yugoslavia Bulgaria Hungary Danube Europe Havas Britain

Okmulgee Drilling Contractor Dies

E. T. Noble, a drilling contractor from Okmulgee, died in Tulsa shortly before acting as an honorary pallbearer for Frank W. King. Doctors cited heart disease or a cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. Noble had traveled to Tulsa for King’s funeral.

Tulsa Okla E. T. Noble Okmulgee Noble Frank W. King

Danish Vessels Barred From Leaving Ports

The Danish trade ministry announced no Danish vessels may leave port until further notice. German press reports say state railway schedules were reduced and all express trains halted in Denmark.

Berlin Danish Trade Ministry Today Copenhagen

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