Mortgage foreclosure sale notice in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff Clyde Kaiser announces a foreclosure sale of land in Ada to satisfy a judgment for Mutual Savings and Loan Association against W J Mathias and Selma Mathias and BB Newcomb. The property includes parts of Lot 5 and Lot 6, Block 45 Townsite Ada, with bid set for May 2 at 2 pm at the courthouse south door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathis
Thetriet Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Mutual Savings and Loan Asseveration
W. J Mathi
Selma Moethi
BB Newcomb
Pontota County
Oklahoma
W. J. Mathia
Belma Mathia
Eaid
Pontotoc
Thin Court
Ada
Enid
Enid Neothon
Clyde Kaiser
Vpontutac County
Wallefy
Ageinet
Eald County
Btate
Watiely
Oklahooma
Oklahoma creditors urged to file claims by April 28 1932
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the court is notified that a general assignment for the benefit of Joe F Irby creditors was recorded September 22 1922 and that the assignees Clyde Meaders Tom Roff and J H Fryer will apply to the court on April 28 1932 for an order barring unfiled claims and for distribution and final discharge with notices to all claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Joe F. Irby
Joe Irby
Clyde Ska
Tom Roff
Joe
Irby
Treet
Pontotoc County
Notice of Sales of Lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice details multiple land sales by order of sale from the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Foreclosures include properties in Ada and Oakman with dates in 1922 1924 and 1933. Names include Home Savings and Loan Association Della L Evans and M E Morgan. Auction set for May 8 1933 at the county courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Amounts due include 2685.56 with 10 percent interest.
Commission Names Probation Officers In Oil Proration Setup
Oklahoma City April 15 five key men in the new oil proration set up named by State Umpire Carl Giles. Four of the five deputy umpires have served under Col Cicero I Murray in the Oklahoma City oil field. The fifth is James T Jones Jr son of the state fire marshal and formerly with the IT IO company. Also named Capt Massena Murray J J O Laughlin Capt J C Callahan and FE Dahleren. Sale notice issued under a US District Court order in equity No 681 in the Northern District of Oklahoma. Sheriff Wright to sell May 19 1933 at 2 pm at the Ada court house to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Carl Giles
Cicero I. Murray
Oklahoma City Oil Field
James T. Jones, Jr
I. T. I. O. Company
Massena Murray
W. H. Murray
Col. Cicero Murray
J. J. O’laughlin
J. C. Callahan
FE. G. Dahleren
Col. Murray
United States
District of
Oklahoma
J. Pranklin Teauech
Va. Sunray of
Company and Murray
BH. Wright
Ada
Pottiote
Ian
Lot
See
Pais Iain Si
Rey Bee
NY Bey
Tee
Twan Tee
United States District Court
End of a Turbulent Night at the Estate
Linda laments missing the excitement while Tom reveals how each guest faced their secrets. Marvin hides a prohibited manuscript, Cousin Amos exposes others, and Mr Statlander schemes about moving to New York. The group anticipates future conflicts as the house sale and rivalries unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Kathleen
Tom
Shaughnessey
Marvin
Amos
Cousin Amos
O. K
A Pioneer's Death Marks Ada Funeral Days
T E Cullins 82 died Saturday at his Ada home after long illness. Funeral at Criswell's Funeral Home at 2:30 with Rev O B Lee officiating. Interment Rosedale Cemetery. Native of Tennessee he lived near Memphis before moving to Ada in 1905. Survived by children T O Cullins Ada R B Cullins Shawnee O R Cullins Memphis Tenn Mrs Shelby Tracy Dallas Mrs Durelle Maxey Dallas, 14 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Wife died Jan 31 after 60 years of marriage. He was Presbyterian church member and elder in Memphis for 25 years.
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T. E. Cullins
Ada
Criswell
O. B. Lee
The
Presbyterian Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Cullins
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby Tracy
Dallas
Durelle Maxey
Rabies Outbreak Alarms Officials in Midwest Region
A rabies scare prompts city police action in Ada and surrounding areas as several dogs are killed and residents rush for anti rabies serum. The outbreak follows a wave of severe spring weather including record snow in Arkansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Authorities urge vaccination compliance to prevent spread and reduce treatment costs.
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Ada
Jack Beil
Oklahoma City
E. Sixteenth
S. Cherry
Joe Neal
Snowstorm Ravages Arkansas and Oklahoma Reaches Records
A late season blizzard blanketed Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri causing widespread damage. Snow crept across the region with downed communications floodwaters rising and freezing temperatures threatening the Ozarks fruit crop valued at about 5 million dollars. Orchards in the Ozarks Fruit Empire faced potential heavy losses as frost loomed and the snow belt stretched from eastern Oklahoma to northwest Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ozarks
Pontotoc County Farm Advisory Board Meeting Report
The Pontotoc County Advisory board met April 13 with 30 to 40 members present. Mrs. Neva Davis presided, Letha Robinson served as acting secretary, and 13 clubs were represented. Reports highlighted H. D. work, poultry activity, and a new Thrift Exhibit for fall fairs. The Kallihoma club hosted an all day meeting with 4-H work, biscuit making, and songs, ending with Easter service preparations.
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Pontotoc County
Neva Davis
Cedar Grove
Francis
Oklahoma
Letha Robinson
Hiway Club
Ada
Toreport
Martha McPheeters
A. & M. College Extension Division
Stillwater
Lemma Maloney
Miss
Route No. 56
Floyd
Ada Hatchery
Cedar Grove H. D. Club
H. D. Club
Miss Maloney
S. E
Miss Maioney
H. D
3. F
Vaness
Maxwell
Colbert
Wilson
Kallihoma
MecGilberry
Kallihoma Indian School
Frank McCauley
McCauley
McGilberry
Morgan
Oklahoma City approves 3 2 beer referendum funds plan
A statewide committee of 190 business leaders is to raise 115000 for a July 11 beer referendum. Governor Murray issued a blunt edict giving 45 days to gather the funds. The bill was filed with the secretary of state without his signature. no state appropriation was made. Public subscriptions would be received and held in trust by the state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Murray
Three Burglaries Reported Friday Night In City
Three burglaries were reported Saturday morning to the city police. In the first, B N Hunsucker at 101 East Tenth had a hydraulic jack and tools stolen after the door staple was torn out. Clay Jones at 751 East Tenth saw a break in and loss of pliers. W H Wakely's shop at 203 South Johnston was entered with two locks twisted. goods stolen included pork and beans coffee catsup mustard pimiento soap sugar tobacco and candy.
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B. N. Hunsucker
East Tenth
Unionalis
Clay Jones
W. H. Wakely
South Johnston
Dust Storm Rips Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma Kansas
A severe dust and sand storm swept the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma and Kansas with winds to 50 mph. Meade Kansas reports livestock mud, wheat damaged, and dust burying fields. Waynoka Oklahoma saw visibility drop to one mile as snow fell in parts of Kansas.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Meade
Kas
R. L. von Trebra
State Experiment Farm
Garden City
Waynoka
Okla
Perrytown
Plainview
Teras
Dodge City
Larned
Seed seed stock runs low as distribution nears end
State seed supplies have largely been handed out with only a few applicants remaining to call for their allotments. The storeroom near the post office was busiest last Friday and Saturday and workers expect to finish distribution next Saturday as gardeners rush to plant vegetables for spring and summer.
Brock's Trial Set to Open in May for Banker's Murder
Altus April 14 The trial of J H Brock Hendrick banker for the alleged murder of W C Ernest bank examiner is scheduled to begin in May Brock is held without bond He says he shot March 24 after a letter claimed the Citizens State bank was short but asserts he was justified.
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Sherife
Comeeee
District Court
Mutual Savings and Loan Ase
Claude Sturdivant
Fryer
Miaintiff
SN the. Ypmtrict Court Btate of
Clyde Meaders
J. H. Fryer
Ventotec County
Home Savings Od Joan Association
Della L. Evans
Ftate
Thoek
Pontotec County
Uvietrict Court
M. EK. Morgan
Mplaintiff
Aga
Ziunham
Bpessie Mae Punham
Noth
Wale
Tietrict Court
Pontotee County
Oklahomas
Mi. EE. Morgan Wee
Tuanhoam
Bessie Mac Funham
Pontiotee County
Oakman
Jon
Plaintiff
C. W. Floyd
Monte Carlo
Revaliys
Mhatheahereer
Webb
Wilmott
Claude Stvurdivant
Mckeown & Green
Mela Daniels
Wininiiff
Larence E. Daniels
State OF
Clarence
FE. Daniels
Pella Bedford
E. W. Kemp
Mmintiff
Commission
Carter. Cr
Hughes
Rome
Marcus Aurelius
Tommy Dearest
Valeska
Alr
Binks
New York
Fussel
Rockies
Himalayas
Eclin
Averill
Rosie
Brown, Ruth
Brook
Brown, J. W
Cox
Pontotoc, Okla
Pontotoc, Okina
C. H. Wright
Sunrsy O17 Company
Okina
Grave Stephens
Springfield
Talihina
Weather Bureau
H. E. Baughman
U.S
Fayetteville
Bentonville
Springdale
Rogers and Gravette
St. Francis
Kiamichi
Shreveport
Louisiana
Talihina, Okla
Muskogee
Bill Johnson
Mary Wolfenberger
McAlester
Phil K. Oldham
Oldham
Johnson
H. D. Clubs
A. and M. College
Chas. Ballard
DEER
SFEE
Brock
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