Notice of Sheriff Sale of Ada Property Under Foreclosure
Public sale ordered by Pontotoc County District Court to satisfy a judgment of 1281.94 dollars plus interest and costs in favor of The Home Building and Loan Association against multiple defendants. The parcel is Lot 13 in Block H Sunrise Addition Ada Oklahoma. Sale April 26 1937 at 2 PM at Ada County Court House south front door. Taxes unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Home Building and Loan Association
Mintie Sales
Farrel Sales
Beverley Sales
Drexel Sales
Dalton Sales
Ola Sales Barker
A. H. Barker
Grace Johnson
Grant Johnson
Maude Hunter
Cornelius Hunter
W. L. Buchanan
Ella Buchanan
Delbert Lunsford
Howard Lunsford
Golden Hale
Raymond Lunsford
County Court House
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser advertises sale of 50 acre parcel NW of NE quarter and NW quarter of NE quarter in section 35 2N 4E Indian Meridian Ada Oklahoma May 3 1937 at 2 PM to satisfy Federal Land Bank of Wichita foreclosure judgment of 917.93 plus costs and attorneys fees. Attys for plaintiff: McKeel Curran Pepperell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
J. N. Coventon
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Northwest
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Okla
Harve Lambert
J. F. McKeel
Joe. Curran
W. E. Pepperell
Plaintiff
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Pontotoc County District Court in Ada Oklahoma orders a sheriff sale of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 27 Township 4 North Range 6 East to satisfy a foreclosure judgment for 695 dollars plus interest costs. The sale is set for May 26, 1937 at 2 00 p m at the south front door of the Ada courthouse. Clyde Kaiser sheriff of Pontotoc County issues the notice with undersheriff Claude Sturdivant and Harrell & Kerr listed as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Walters
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Bank of
Ada
Josie A. Walters
Kittie E. Stout
Pontotoc
County
Range 6
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Harrell & Kerr
Allen PTA Ends Year With Talks On Education
The Allen Parent-Teachers Association met at the high school auditorium last Wednesday. Pauline Short, a freshman, spoke on The Progress and Value of Education, followed by Joe Gilmore on Value of Training. Mrs. J. C. Wycke discussed plans to form a Girl Scout troop for girls ages 10 to 14 and parent helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALLEN
Parent-Teachers Association
Pauline Short
Joe Gilmore
J. C. Wycke
Publication Notice of Summons in Pontotoc County
Public notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma dated April 13 1937 informs D H S Davis Chas Schwartz Jonathan Norton Eula Taylor Frank Jeffries Taylor and John Taylor and others of a Federal Land Bank of Wichita suit No 14803 filed March 25 1937 seeking judgment for 1848 59 plus interest and costs and foreclosing a 180 acre SE4 E half SE4 of SW4 of Sec 17 3N 5E Indian Meridian as a first lien with sale and bar to any claim upon the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
D. H. S. Davis
Chas. Schwartz
Jonathan Norton
Eula Taylor
Frank Jeffries Taylor
John Taylor
Tom Brown
Flora Pendleton
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
District Court of
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
E. T. Pendleton
Edward T. Pendleton
Pontotoc
Singing Convention at Sunshine in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc county singing convention will meet Sunday at Sunshine in the extreme south end of the county. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Sunshine
Pontotoc County Sunday School Auxiliary Meeting Notes
The First Christian church hosted the Pontotoc County Sunday School association meeting featuring a quartet of Betty Lynn Page Wanda Lou Compton Lorene Whitehead and Julia Crabill. Glee club members included Gwendolyn Bentley Ruth Butler Wanda Lou Compton Julia Crabill Georgene Crumley Iva Mae Dial Betty Hendrickson Mary Francis Kidwell Wanda Mead Illowyn Muse Joy Margie Huff Betty Lynn Page LaFern Price Ernestine Smith Aster Reeves Elsa Mae Palmer Billy Levin Christine McElroy Mary Jane Kroettli Barbara Curtis Dorothy Davis Lorene Whitehead Jeanita Vinson and Dorothy Watson. Local Rev C L Cleveland led devotion and J K Malone spoke on Plans for Reaching the Unreached Adults. Joy Marie Huff and Elsa Mae Palmer visIted Ada Saturday with Mrs S C Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
S. C. Stark
Ada
A. J. Graham
Talco
Texas
Brice Downing
Frank Fields
Round Prairie Community
Paul Miller
Oklahoma City
John Smallfield
Smallfield
Arthur West
Denison
Jon Clark
George Watson
Floyd Martin
Tulsa
W. J. Thompkins
Maggie Force
Talca
New London
Probate of Will In Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice to interested parties that Knox B. Cardwell filed a will for O R Freeman deceased on April 16 1937 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with petition for probate. The hearing is set for May 4 1937 at 10 am in Ada Oklahoma to determine letters testamentary with will annexed to Knox B Cardwell. County Judge John Boyce McKeel signs the notice. attorney F Green of Ada Oklahoma represents the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Pontotoc
O. R. Freeman
Knox B. Cardwell
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Local School PTA Elects Officers For 1937 38
Grade school home room mothers were listed for the year with Mrs. Grady Miller and others named for each grade. PTA secretary reported finances while officers for 1937 38 were elected: Mrs. E G Smith president, Mrs John Gilmore vice president, Miss Ottie Lois Spradlin secretary treasurer. Roy Saffarrans Drug Co remodeled expanding ice cream and soda service. Allen High girls glee club performed in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Miller
C. B. Maples
W. B. Welden
J. S. Bonds
J. L. Jacobs
E. M. Bowman
H. A. Butler
W. S. Long
A. S. Davis
E. G. Smith
John Gilmore
Ottie Lois Spradlin
Gwin & Saffarrans Drug Company
Roy Saffarran
Roy
Allen High School Girls Glee Club
Ada
B Y P U Attendance Grows As Members Share Visits
B Y P U was well attended Sunday night with several visitors and calls noted around town. Members invite everyone back next Sunday night and remind for Sunday school at 10. Many names appear among callers and friends visiting, reflecting active community engagement.
Rural Social Roundup in Ada and Surrounding Areas
Ada area residents share visits and gatherings from Wednesday through Sunday. The roster includes Mr. and Mrs. Dallis Lamb and Henry Ingram near Ada visiting the Prices. Earl Price of Tulsa with Walter and Adrian Price. Mrs. John Gann and others on a business trip to Ada. Joyce Lamb with Nova Head. Bud Gann visiting his mother. and multiple calls and visits among the Norman, Price, Hart, and Kimble households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happyland
Dallis Lamb
Henry Ingram
Near Ada
Adrian Price
Earl Price
Tulsa
Walter
John Gann
Claude Carpenter
Henry Lamb
Ada
R. D. Hammond
Howard Roberts
Joyce Lamb
Nova Head
Walter Price
Son Junior
Vena Soward
Steedman
Author Stricker
Jess Norman
Edna Mae Hart
Patsy Mae
Dena Kimble
Lovelady
Annie Price
Bud Gann
Conway
Tuesay
Lon Condee
Ahloso
Center Pauline Dame and Family Call on Local Residents
Pauline Dame along with Mrs Effie Henry and daughter Norma Lee visited Mrs McCracken and another resident to greet them and share a moment of social call in the neighborhood.
Wedding Bells Ring for Thurman Grey and Mildred Corbin
Local notes report Miss Thelma La Nair remains ill. Several residents visited kin and friends across Pickett, Ada, Fitzhugh, and Worstell areas. A school play drew a nice crowd. school let out Tuesday noon. Paul Faulkenberry enrolled in CCC camp and departed to Arizona. Ada Weekly News recipient wishes health and prosperity to G. W. Walker in San Dimas California West Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smothers
Pickett
Thelma la Nair
Anita Snipes
Snipes
Everett Dame
Fitzhugh
Dave Dame
Charlie Moore
Mr. Vine
Grindstaff Tuesay
Pearl Horton
Floy Hayesee
Vaness Wednesay
Mayme Peck
Ada
Geneva Kendrick
Mable Smothers
Norma Lee Henry
Pike
Bob Austell
Jess Linvill
Hickory
Mr. Barnes
J. C. Fike
Everett Escue
Bebee
Floy Hayes
Paul Faulkenberry
CCC
Arizona
Hazel Horton
C. A. Crossland
Bessie
Otis Roberts
Sarah Ralstum
Leonard Kentrell
Thelma Crossland
Clara Fike
Nadene
Ruby Elmore
Carol
Bessie Dame
Lyster
Lois McIlroy
Ted Cox
Papa
Ada Weekly
G. W. Walker
San Dimas
Calif
West Allen
Sunday School Attendance and Local Sermon Schedule
GAAR CORNER reports a well attended Sunday school with plans for next Sunday including an invitation to bring guests. Brother Holland completed a regular Sunday afternoon appointment and will return on the third Sunday afternoon. Bro Pendergraft of Ada to preach at the place Sunday and Sunday night. Multiple visits among local families noted with neighbors in Ada and surrounding households. A sick list mentions Buel Jackson and wishes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollie Walker
Ada
Buel Jackson
Johnnie McNair
Sam McNair
Edward Varnadore
Monnie Webb
J. J. Webb
Otha Webb
Jackson
Buel
California Calling from San Dimas to Oklahoma
A reader in California writes to hello Oakman Ada and Leonard Ollie Walker and others, praising California as the most beautiful country with fine churches doctors and the nation’s finest 14 story hospital in the U S A. The writer mentions room 9221 on the ninth floor and gratefully recounts care from nurses and eight doctors, plus Granwell's $1.00 gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oklahoma
San Dimas
Calif
Oakman
Ada
Okla
Leonard Ollie Walker
G. W
Annie Walker
Granwell
Obituary for Frisco Child of Mr and Mrs Flippin
The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flippin died at their Frisco Oklahoma home on Wednesday at 2 PM. Funeral services were conducted from the home Thursday at 2 30 led by Rev Jack Cupid. Burial followed in Frisco cemetery with Keith Funeral chapel in charge. Surviving are the parents three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Flippin
Frisco
Okla
Jack Cupid
Frisco Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Infant Melton Passes Away in Ada
The infant of Mr and Mrs B W Melton of Ada died April 17 at 11 30 am at the family home Funeral services and interment were in Rosedale cemetery Saturday April 17 at 4 pm with Criswell Funeral in charge The infant is survived by its parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
B. W. Melton
Cherry
Ada
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Name
Dana Lee Gardner dies at seven in Allen
Dana Lee Gardner age seven of Allen died April 20 at 6 30 am at the family home Funeral services set for April 21 at 11 am at the home Interment will be in Atwood cemetery Criswell Funeral home in charge Survived by parents Mr and Mrs E L Gardner three brothers Bevis Royce and Clebert Gardner and two sisters Billie Dean and Lilah Gardner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Lee Gardner
Allen
Atwood Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
E. L. Gardner
Bevis
Royce
Clebert Gardner
Billie Dean
Lilah Gardner
William Henry McNary obituary notice
William Henry McNary, 84, died this morning at 129 North Johnston. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. from Keith Funeral Home. burial in Shawnee Mission Cemetery, Shawnee. Survived by son O. F. McNary of Ada and sister Mrs. Hattie Adcock of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry McNary
North Johnston
Chapel of Keith Funeral Home
Shawnee Mission Cemetery
Shawnee
Keith
O. F. McNary
Ada
Hattie Adcock
St. Louis
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Reported For April
Oklahoma City market reports cattle runs of 1500 head with calves 400 and strong gains up to 25. Hogs totaling 1100 rise to 10.05 top with most good to choice weights near 9.90 to 10.00. Sheep 300 head slow with fat lambs around steady and springers down about 12.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Poultry Live Markets Steady As Eggs Unsettled In Chicago
Chicago april 21 poultry market reports live shipments of 18 trucks steady to firm with hens 5 pounds and under and 20 fryers white rock at 24 1 2 cents. Butter priced at 7 855 cents unchanged while eggs totaling 33 066 cents unsettled with no price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat futures ease after rain cools Chicago rally
Chicago wheat prices slipped from early gains as rains in Canada and the U S south west cooled speculative fervor. Oklahoma moisture strong enough to assure a large crop. May wheat 1.34 5-8 to 3-4 and July 1.20 1-4 to 3-8. Corn and oats also moved lower or little changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Oklahoma
Cotton New York Prices Rally After Early Losses
Early slight losses in cotton today due to liquidations gave way to rallies as trade buying and covering pushed July from 13.30 to 13.45. Prices stayed near best levels in midafternoon with gains of about 8 to 10 points as contracts remained scarce and the market reacted to advances in stocks and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spot Cotton Holds Steady in New Orleans Trading
New Orleans April 21 spot cotton finished steady with 9 points gain. Sales reached 355 as prices climbed for low mid and middling grades. Receipts totaled 2,342 and stocks stood at 443,356.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
M F Dew Birthday Reunion At Ada Area Home
M F Dew of Pecan Grove celebrated his seventy eighth birthday with a family reunion at his Ada area home on Sunday April 18. Dew, born in White County Tennessee in 1859, is a longtime pioneer near Ada and widower since January 3 1932. dozen relatives from Latta Ada Pecan Grove Pontotoc and Stonewall attended including Will Haines Taylor Dew Abe Dew Monroe Dew Chris Landrum Homer Cooper Johnie Green Henry Dew and Everett Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Dew
Pecan Grove
Ada
White County
Tennessee
Mandy Saylors
Pontotoc County
Homer Cooper
Latta
Johnie Green
Knox
Henry Dew
Everett Bowers
Union Hill Community Notes Bring News of Visits and Birth
Sunday gatherings at Union Hill include Evelyn Merie, Dorothy Mae Williams, and Winnie Bottoms visiting Murray Golden home with other locals. A new baby weighing ten pounds arrived to A. D. and Mrs Brown. Actions cover visits, moves, illness recovery, and a church singing event with a weather verse about April showers bringing May flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Murray Golden Home
Evelyn Merie
Dorothy Mae Williams
Winnie Bottoms
Robert
Mack Golden
Ada
Press Armstrong
Glenn Braden
Roy Bottoms
Latta
Bonnie Lee Buster
Mavis Raymoland
Little sistersLreta
Chatman
Odell Bottoms
Harrel Meek
Luther Bottoms
Jean Melton
Stapleton
Willie Melton
Grandma Bottoms
Claudie Norton
Gracie Mae Corvin
Sadie Bell Tate
Juanita Campbell
George Archer
Myrtle Archer
Mavis Raimoland
Haskell School Notes and Local Notices Highlight Activities
Haskell School reports good attendance and progress with perfect spelling awards for Elizabeth Walton Marie Walker and Ernest Crossey. Health habit scores go to D W Crossley Wrenly Coots T C and Rhea Jeane Moshier Marie Lois and Mona Faye Walker. Local visits include the Stone family and Vick family. A picnic at Ballard's Park is planned for next Friday before two weeks of school closing. Next church events include Mr Horton leading Sunday school and Brother McClure returning May 16. May fifth Sunday service by Stonewall Church of Christ preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard’s Park
Elizabeth Walton
Marie Walker
Oe Brown
Ernest Crossey
D. W. Crossley
Wrenly Coots
T. C
Rhea Jeane Moshier
Marie
Lois
Mona Faye Walker
Horton
McClure
Church of Christ
Stonewall
Everet Stone
Latta
Coots
Jack Vick
Wewoka
Ernest Walker
John Smith
Douglas
Sam Smith
C. H. Moshier
Louie Moshier
Chicago psychiatrists condemn pink panty punishment at reformatory
Four Granite Oklahoma reformatory inmates were paraded in pink panties and Mother Hubbards for ridicule after escape. Chicago psychiatrists call the punishment unhealthy and dangerous, risking homosexuality and lasting mental harm. Warden Hunt defends it as harsh discipline amid inmate laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Chicago
Mother Hubbards
David B. Rotman
Psychiatric Institute
Chicago Municipal Court
Fred Hunt
Granite
Temple Burling
Psychi
Social Visit Log From Local Homes Details Gatherings
Friday night visitors at H W Estes included Morgan Fowler Andrew Tate Jessie Ward and the Cooks. Sunday guests at R E Tilly's were Roy and Martha Collins and families Louise Estes Iona Tilley. Various households hosted relatives and friends Saturday and Sunday with names listed for each gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W Estes
Morgan Fowler
Andrew Tate
Jessie Ward
Gregg Cook
R. E. Tilly
Roy Collins
Deakis Western
Louise Estes
Iona Tilley
Ola Mae Cook
J. F. Agee
Fred Jones
Mable Kirby
Melton
Billy Don
Keeling
John Tilley
Kirby Lee
Dewy Rodman
Olen Tilley
Francis Davis
Hattie Hicks
Mrs. Jones
Melton Lloyd
Charles Everet
Sunday Visit At Summers Chapel Community
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wilfong hosted a Sunday gathering while H. W. Estes Bill Lance and Worley Estes called by on Saturday night at the Ward home in Summers Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Wilfong
H. W. Estes
Bill Lance
Worley Estes
Ward
Summers Chapel
Summers Chapel Visitors and Local Social News
Miss Alma and Myrtle Penley of Bebee visit sister Mrs Versie Summers. Galey family and Watts and Summers households host and visit relatives across Bebee Maxwell Tulsa and Parish Chapel with several overnight calls and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Alma
Myrtle Penley
Bebee
Versie Summers
David Galey
James Howard
Dee Belcher
Maxwell
Delia Watts
Sylvia Evans
Lawson Watts
Lorene Summers
Litha Summers
Melborn Bittles
Curtis
Alex Summers
Lorene
Loretta Penley
Furman Kendrix
Grant Isaacs
Wanda
Sunady
J. O. McIntyre
Buel Starks
George Evans
Travis Norman
Claude Pennington
Parish Chapel
James Isaacs
Denny Brecheen
Mine union disorders trigger 24 arrests in county
Columbus Kansas April 21 24 arrests were made in the county as an outgrowth of mine union disorders in the tri state lead and zinc district begun April 12 County Attorney Joe Shenbest announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kas
Tri-State
Joe Shenbest
Demographic Note on Palestine Population Balance
The report notes Palestine shows Arabs outnumbering Jews by a factor of three, highlighting a significant demographic disparity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
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Co. F. Green
Ada, Okla
Sherife
Oklahome
Cee
Della Bedford
F. Robinson
Weer Ees
J. F. McKmhl
Ada, Oklahoma
S. C. Durbin
W. E. Pepperell Care
Singing
State of
John Boyce McKeel
Oklahoma, Co
F. Green
Hall’s Hill
H. L. Teel
Mary Rose
Rosie Rose
Social Teel
Barbara Teel
Lavern Tomlins
Curtis Thomas
Bill Rose
Ella Mae Sutterfield
Luella Teel
Lavern Tomlinson
Pearl Sutterfield
Roy Reynolds
Eufaula
Earnest Davis
Bird Tomlinson
L. D. Moshier
Tomlinson
Odis McNally
Nancy Thomas
Globe
Bill Misenheimer
Bufford
Mural Teel
Bill Teel
Joe Teel
Jessie Wofford
Susie Davis
Homer
Amiam
Whitewright
A. D. Brown
Mildred
Mary Burk
Lula
Lois Walker
D. P. Wallace
Frankie Cooper
Crawley
Bart Crawley
D. W
Ernest Crossley
Virgil Holt
Cooper
Ernest Moshier
Robert Louis Stevenson
Haskell
Atrist
Winnetka
Robert H. Gault
Northwestern University
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
Elma M. Olson
Evanston
New England
John J. B. Morgan
Walnut Grove
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Joe Kirby
South Broadway
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