Court Notice Publication Pontotoc Oklahoma District Court
Notice by publication for Wm. G. Davisson as plaintiff in Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma. Public record indicates legal action and publication requirement in this matter.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
7
Notice by publication for Wm. G. Davisson as plaintiff in Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma. Public record indicates legal action and publication requirement in this matter.
Notice details multiple sheriff sale notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Foreclosure on Federal Life Insurance Co. versus Wiliam McDaniel Jr et al with parcels described, sale set for April 23 1935. Additional notices include The Federal Land Bank of Wichita versus Della Barringer et al and a partition sale of lots in Ada, plus another sheriff sale of described property in 1935.
Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Robert Ellison in Union Valley staying with Mrs Henderson in Jesse. A Friday dance at Hens Anderson's drew a large crowd. The community reports illness including Miss Juanita Cope and Rubye Hill. Residents travel to nearby towns and a student teacher contract was signed for Jesse. A local play Eyes of Love is planned for Wednesday April 24 in Jesse.
Sunday school ample activity at the local church with many attendees and visitors. Residents note windier days affecting gardens and crops as community members visit Turner Falls Ada and Mill Creek and attend church events and social gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Deferred health notes include Thelma Jean Burk on the sick list and Wyona Roberts’ Tuesday activities.
Local Cedar Grove notices list frequent social calls and visits among residents. Numerous names appear visiting relatives in Francis Sulphur Walnut Grove and Oklahoma City with weekly gatherings for prayer and singing each Thursday and Tuesday.
Saturday night gatherings feature Martha Ella Bryson with Emogene Phillips and a Walton Horne party. Sunday visits include Letha Gray with Jessie Curlee and Vera Phillips hosting Maude Phillips. A baccalaureate crowd attended Francis sermon and Holdenville trips plus conversations among Phillips family members.
Pickett school closed Thursday and the higher room went to Mc Alester where all reported a nice time. Miss Sullivan was sponsor. The school had a picnic and an egg hunt Thursday. Howard Fowler spent the weekend with his mother.
Vacation days are near as Oakman notes a successful year and pride in keeping teachers. The report lists numerous Sunday visits and gatherings among local families including the Owens, Leeds, Massey, Moberly, Huddleston, Scroggins, McDonald, Wilson, Brandy, Williamson, and others. Church events and a pie supper fund the women’s club which has bought a new piano.
The items mention farmers planning to plant corn again after dust and a pie supper held Friday night. Rita Jean is referenced but unclear.
The News regrets misplacing Conway Arkansas in a letter about a new church. An editor’s note apologizes to Conway residents for the mistake and commends the community's church project as a sign of local spirit.
Women from teens to the change of life find Cardui helpful for functional monthly pains caused by poor diet. Mrs Crit Haynes of Essex Missouri reports cramps improved by Cardui both in youth and during the change of life. She says it eased nervousness headaches and back pain and left her run-down condition better. Thousands testify Cardus benefits women and if it does not help seek medical advice.
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