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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
2
Ada city brief items note Robert Cradley Jr sustaining a broken arm after a school accident. Reports cover local clergy visits, district conventions in Konawa, hospital treatments for Dave Chandler, and sports figures arriving for district meets. Several residents attend funerals, migrations to Phoenix, and connections with nearby towns are mentioned amid routine society notes.
Ada high school dominates a district musical and scholastic meet with numerous winners across solo, chorus, and instrumental divisions. Names listed include Edith SlowIy Brevis, Melvin Winnary, Fane Lovestone, Weller Emery, and Julius Ridling among Ada participants and local schools.
Wewoka-Cromwell led state districts in oil operations last week with 959 wells west and 183 new sites. Lloyd No 2, in section 3-7, was shut Saturday and is expected to boost production. tests on nearby wells and new pump setups continued as workers forecast active drilling in the Ada region and surrounding counties.
Notice details multiple foreclosure sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Listings name plaintiffs Local Building and Loan Association and American Investment Company, defendants including Meyer and Collier families, property lots in Ada, dates set for May 1926, and sale terms without appraisal with sheriff W B Walker and attorneys McKeown & Green.
Notice announces two sales under court orders in Pontotoc and Push counties, Ada Oklahoma. Sheriff Walker advertises properties without appraisal to satisfy judgments, detailing quarters, sections, totals, dates, and bids for auction with taxes and costs.
Notice of a court ordered sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma dated April 21 1925 by Sheriff Walker to satisfy a judgment of 14550 with interest and 600 attorney fees plus costs The sale on May 25 1925 at 2 pm will be at the county courthouse North front entrance Ada Oklahoma without appraisal to the highest bidder for cash subject to a first mortgage of 760 plus accrued taxes and costs. Auctioneer or attorney names appear in the notice.
Mr and Mrs C N Gabther af Hickory visited in Nott iact Saturday Mrs Commander of Ft Wortt and Mrs Martin of Commerce Tex have returned after visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs T B Smith Miss Dorothy Turver over week Oran Campbell and wife arrived yesterday from Wilson to make their home here They will enter the College for the spring and summer terms
Sufferers of skin diseases are offered Hoopers Tetter Rem with a money back guarantee. The stainless liquid germicide is available in two sizes, The and $1.50, by Encaline Medicine Co., Dallas Texas, at all druggists or mailed direct.
Tulsa woman says the Pierce Favorite Prescription eased her poor health and brought rapid relief. She reports her daughters also benefited and urges other women to try the remedy, available at drug stores with options for tablets or liquid. Readers may write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for free advice or request a trial package.
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