Public Mortgage Foreclosure Notices Sweep Pontotoc County
Abbie T Holton sues Tyler Wales and others in Pontotoc County for mortgage foreclosure on a note of 2216 50 with 16 percent interest since Dec 26 1932. Property includes parts of Sections 4 and 9 in Township 4 North Range 4 East. Judgment seeks lien and sale of the described land. Dated March 1 1934.
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Pontotoc
State OF Oklahoma
Abbie T. Holton
Tyler T. Wales
Ae Tyler T. Wales
District Court
Pontotec County
Ithout
Oklahoma Land Office bids for oil and gas leases in Pontotoc County
The Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office will accept sealed bids until 2:00 p.m. on April 30, 1934, for oil and gas leases on described school and state lands. Minimum cash bonus $2 per acre, deposits $1,000, five year leases with royalty from production, annual rental of $1 per acre if no well is completed within a year, and drilling contract options with bond. Pontotoc County tract described as SW SEE Half SE SW Section 35 Town 2N Range 7E 60 acres.
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Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Pontotoc County
Dawes Harden
H. E. Perkins
Lancaster Savings Bank
New Hampshire Corporation
Charles T. Bates
State OF
Coleman Petroleum Corporation
Natural Rock Asphalt Company
ADA Rock Asphalt Company
Edel Coleman
E. L. Coleman
Decia Bates
E. D D. Gillette
Ethylene Gillette
H. A. Kroeger
Marian Kroeger
Plaintiff
E. D. Gillette
Marian T. Kroeger
the Land Office
Commissioners of the Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of the Land Office
Ste
Diary Reveals Lincoln Assassination Night Details
Philadelphia diary notes by Dr. Charles Taft recount the 1865 Lincoln assassination. It describes the gunfire sighting, the assassin’s shout Sic semper tyrannis, the staged fall, and Lincoln being moved to a nearby residence as doctors tried to save him, with the wound ceasing to bleed around 5 30 a m.
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Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Ford
Washington
Charles Taft
W. Rosenbach
Taft
State of Oklahoma Bryan County Court Case Note
State of Oklahoma Bryan County court filing noted in county records. Proceedings reference official court action with docketing in the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Oklahoma
Greater returns for the amount invested
A News Classified Ads item highlights strategies for maximizing value from investments. It outlines practical tips for selecting options with strong yields and prudent budgeting to improve overall returns.
Local Couple Wed in Stonewall Home ceremony
Locals from Stonewall Locals Locals Scribner and Mr Plymouth Scribner were married Wednesday night at the home of Rev C C Morris First Baptist in Ada with a small gathering. The couple plan to live on the groom’s farm near Stonewall.
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Plymouth Scribner
Stonewall
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Tulsa Couple Attends Ada Visit Amid Court Appearance
Mr. Roy Fellows, an attorney from Tulsa, attends district court in Ada while his wife Mrs. Fellows visits Mrs. F. S. Johnson. Mrs. Fellows is noted as a leading female golfer in Tulsa.
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Roy Fellows
Tulsa
Ada
Ada Ties Bring Lee Eddleman Back From Tulsa Visit
Lee Eddleman of Tulsa visited friends and attended to business in Ada today. He is a former resident of Ada.
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Lee Eddleman
Tulsa
Ada
Ivan Bryant Transferred to Chandler Kansas
Ivan Bryant left Wednesday for Chandler Kansas where he has been transferred. He is with the Stanolind Pipeline company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Bryant
Chandler, Kan
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Mrs B H Crockett Visits Ada For Brief Call
Mrs. B H Crockett of Stonewall visited friends and attended to business in Ada on Thursday.
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B. H. Crockett
Stonewall
Ada
Clayton Harper
Fields Harris Return from Ada Visit to Brownwood
Mr and Mrs Fields Harris return to their Brownwood Texas home after a several days visit in Ada with Mr and . 6 6UB. Be Bk East Fifteenth.
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Fields Harris
Brownwood
Texas
Ada
Bk East
Mary E. La Rocca Dies National Forest Leader
Word reached Ada today of the death of Mary E. La Rocca national president of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle and past president of the National Fraternal Conference. She died Monday in Omaha Nebraska from pneumonia and burial will be in St Paul Minnesota today. Clayton Harper of Stonewall visited Ada Thursday. Alberta Bickel of Roff visited Ada Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ray Lowrey and daughter Frances of Oklahoma City are visiting Ada this week.
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Ada
Mary E. la Rocca
Supreme Forest
Woodman Circle
National
Fraternal Conference
Omaha
Nebraska
St. Paul
Minn
Ray Lowrey
Frances
Oklahoma City
Ada visit as Gale cares for ill mother
Oakley Gale of Oklahoma City spent Thursday in Ada with his mother Mrs. Robert Gale who is ill at her home at 1200 East Eighth.
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Oakley Gale
Oklahoma City
Ada
Robert Gale
East Eighth
Tulsa Surveyor Attends Stanolind Work in Ada
Raymond Crow of Tulsa surveyor for Stanolind Pipeline arrived in Ada Saturday to attend to business for several days.
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Raymond Crow
Tulsa
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Ada
Mrs Wendall Jones Tops Ada Weekend Visit
Mrs Phillip Wendall Jones of Oklahoma City visits Ada for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Sloan and relatives. Miss Flossie Roberts accepts a teaching post at Vaness High School and will begin work Monday.
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Phillip Wendall Jones
Oklahoma City
Ada
J. H. Sloan
Flossie Roberts
Vaness High School
Ada men depart for Kiamichi mountains fishing trip
J. M. Carter J. O. Abney Truman Harrison Tom Wyatt B C King I M King of Ada and Don Nelson Carl James of Oklahoma City left this morning for a fishing expedition in the Kiamichi mountains for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carter
J. O. Abney
Truman Harrison
Tom Wyatt
B. C. King
I. M. King
Ada
Don Nelson
Carl James
Oklahoma City
Kiamichi Mountains
Local resident returns to shop after illness
Marvin Smith, ill for several days, resumes work at his North Broadway shop on Saturday. The Bonner couple’s young daughter, burned on hands and face by a flaming comb Friday morning, shows signs of improvement.
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Marvin Smith
North Broadway
Irvin Bonner
Ada Briefs Offline and Funeral Notices
Mrs Graham returns from Oklahoma City with daughter Ja Nice Graham who is recovering from an operation at Mc Bride Reconstruction hospital. Miss Lois Sallee of Stonewall visits Ada friends. T O Drummond leaves Ada for Albuquerque New Mexico. Mr and Mrs J C Ray and Mrs Mollie Boren of Oklahoma City return after the C S Aldrich funeral. Mrs R H Emerson dies Friday night in Sulphur. funeral at Roff today.
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Mrs. Graham
Oklahoma City
Miss Janice Graham
McBride Reconstruction Hospital
J. C. Ray
Mollie Boren
Ada
C. S. Aldrich
Ray
Mrs. Boren
Aldrich
R. H. Emerson
Burrell Heathman
Roff
Ada Weekend Visits Highlight Regional Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Furman Hargis of Pontotoc spent the weekend in Ada with relatives and friends. L J Gregg of Wewoka visited Ada with his mother Mrs A M Gregg and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Talmage Wilson recently moved from Wichita Falls Texas and hosted guests including P H Bennett and Maurice Hudgens of Wichita Falls. Mr and Mrs A R Chaddick of Stonewall visited Ada Saturday for social and business matters.
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Mrs. Furman Hargis
Pontotoc
Ada
L. J. Gregg
Wewoka
A. M. Gregg
Scockton
Talmage Wilson
Wichita Falls
Texas
P. H. Bennett
Maurice Hudgens
Wilson
S. and Q. Clothiers
Local visitors call on Allen residents in town
Mrs Guy Pegg of Allen shopped and visited here Monday. Ed MacDonald of the state highway commission and Mrs MacDonald, Charles L Wilson chief engineer of the highway department and Mrs Wilson, L B Selman, Ray Weems state treasurer were among those noted in the group.
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Guy Pegg of
Allen
Ed MacDonald
MacDonald
Charles L. Wilson
Highway Department
Wilson
L. B. Selman
Ray Weems
Treas
Union county notices and election candidacy announced
Miss Myrle Smith of Francis attends to business and visits friends while J E Hall announces candidacy for County Commissioner District 3. The column also covers student news, teaching vacancies, and local school activities in Ada Stratford Vanoss and Vanoss literary meet results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrle Smith
Francis
Messecar
Flossie Roberts
East Central Teachers College
Miss Roberts
Stratford and
Vanoss
Stratfords
June L. Johnson
Joe Lambert
Beatrice Tiner
Edith Riley
Cletis Bond
Miles McCauley
Christene Berger
Naomi Bradley
Helen Toliver
Levi Muncy
Earl Baker
Norrell Hunt
Aleta Baer
Zelma Hunt
Vivian Quinn
Mr. Owens
Big Blue
Miss Smith
Alma Moore
Clyte Coleman
Lorena Walker
Alta Ward
Wallace McWhirter
Mary McWhirter
Marvin Carmichael
Esteline Little
Willie H. Shaw
Carson Phillips
Jesse Isaacs
Melvin Soloman
Carran Mitchell
Unofficial State Record highlights Oklahoma race set
Candidates seek statewide posts amid unusual campaign stunts. Dr E Albert Aisenstadt, a Picher hospital operator, runs for lieutenant governor alongside John Raymond Clark and Tom Waldrop. Oklahoma Cotton Ginners spar with federal code as Cobb declines to address. Plane crash near Lewisville kills four in storm. witnesses describe a fast, out of control descent and fiery wreckage.
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C. C. Haslet
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Picher
E. Albert Aisenstadt
The
American Legion
Oklahoma
Aisenstadt
Tom Waldrop
John Raymond Clark
the Supreme Court
Harry V. Kahle
Oklahoma Cotton Ginners Association
C. A. Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Kale
Cobb
Meloy
Texas Gunners
Dallas
Kahle
Vaughan backs tax burden shift for school funding
Oklahoma State Superintendent John Vaughan urged equalizing school costs with the state taking a larger share while counties become the taxation unit, proposing a reduction of ad valorem tax to no more than one third and funding gaps filled from other sources. He noted 1,644 districts could not sustain full terms from local revenue.
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Okmulgee
UPA
John Vaughan
Parent-Teacher Association
Vaughan
United States
Okaholma
Bell child shows slight improvement after illness
Joan Beil the young daughter of Mr and Mrs M W Bell residing at 729 East Fourteenth was listed as slightly improved today following a serious pneumonia illness in a local hospital.
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Joan Beil
M. W. Bell
East Fourteenth
Prague official attends Highway 48 program banquet
Bill Vaslasack of Prague county commissioner of Lincoln county attended the Highway 48 program and banquet at the Aldridge hotel here Tuesday evening.
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Carthel Tanner
Hominy
Ada
Aldridge Hotel
Bill Vaslasack
Prague
Lincoln County
Farm Column Warns Grady County About Patent Medicine Fakers
Mrs Coryell exposes fake patent medicine peddlers in Grady County who pressure chicken growers to cull flocks and accept medicines paid in culled birds. She warns growers not to trust door to door vendors and notes genuine remedies cost far less.
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Coryell
Grady County
Alfalfa Hay Risks for Fattening Cattle, Oklahoma Expert Says
Oklahoma A M College animal husbandman L E Hawkins warns alfalfa hay, while high in digestible nutrients and palatable, can cause bloat when fed to fattening cattle on full grain rations. He favors mixing alfalfa with prairie hay or silage and limiting alfalfa to 3–6 pounds per head daily, with corn and cottonseed meal balanced.
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L. E. Hawkins
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Hawkins
Four Die in Cabin Plane Crash Near Lewisville
Four bodies recovered after a forced landing nine miles northwest of Lewisville Texas. All victims from Dallas include pilot Harry Fowler 36 and passengers Jack Poole 40 Lillian Rose 18 and an unidentified woman. Witnesses aided by neighbors removed the remains and awaited transport.
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Love Field
C. D. Russell
Lewisville
Tex
Here
Dallas
Harry Fowler
Jack Poole
Lillian Rose
Local PCA Agent Accepting Crop Loans in Pontotoc County
Miss Jessie Thompson, authorized by Shawnee Production Association, accepts loan applications for Pontotoc county farmers. Loans for crop or livestock production available at 5.5 percent interest. Application fee 50 cents. farmers avoid sending to Shawnee headquarters for processing.
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Miss Jessie Thompson
Shawnee Production Association
Pontotoc County
Miss Thompson
PCA
Shawnee
House Clears Indian Land Bills for Oklahoma Montana
The House Indians Affairs Committee reported favorably three Senate bills affecting Indian land in Oklahoma and Montana. The measures would tax restricted Five Civilized Tribes lands, allow cancellation of restricted fee patents and issuance of trust patents except for Osages and Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma, and add public domain lands in Montana to the Rocky Boy Reservation.
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Washington
House Indians Affairs Committee
Senate
Oklahoma
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Rocky Bay
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Pella Bedford
Hugh F. Mathias and
Leopold & Brett
James Rhea
Rge
Thmmal Ben Hatcher
County of Pontotoc
Mary Dunning
J. V. Thomas
Towit
Township
Range 7
Opal Leona Colaan
Opal Leona Collins
A. R. Sugg
Sinwjiswi
Coal County
Claude V. Thompson
Ora
Section Thirty-six
Township Five
Range
Eaia Wraal Acata
Faiu Iwas
Cea Della Bedford
W. C. Duncan
Carpenter
A. McLennan
Perrine Ridg
Okla
Township Four
Monett
Angora Egents
Magnuson
J. W. Chilcutt
Blanche Mullins
Green
Executrix
Vanoss School Journal
Geneva Messecar
H. L. Watters
Annie
Estaline Little
Dorothy Summers
Lincoln
Robert O.' Sumter
Lena Sumter
Robert O. Sumter
Seal
John L. Boland
Enn
Over
Mrs. Weems
Jim Keltner
Memphis
Tenn
Alberta Bickel
Lois Sallee
T. O. Drummond
P. T. Drummond
Albuquerque
N. M
A. R. Chaddick
Velma Goodman
Rayville
East Central State Teachers College
J. Kent Smith
M. L. Ferguson
Stratford
H. H. Pegg
JE Aall
Road and Excise Board
J. E. Hall
District 3
Mr. Hall
Virginia
Tarrant County
Lula
Hall
Belva Austell
Center
Vaness
Belva
Paris
Belvya
Campbell Russell
Fifth District Congress
King
Murray
Frank Carter
Carter
Cash Cade
Board of Affairs
Cade
Stillwater — Though
Jessie Thompson
Pontotoc Farmers
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