Sheriff's Sales And Court Notices From Pontotoc County
Multiple notices announce sales and auctions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Foreclosures by Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation and Federal Land Bank of Wichita list parcels in Ada and surrounding townships with amounts due, dates, and sale details. Additional notices include a mortgage foreclosure and an execution sale of real and personal property with court clerk actions and sheriff deeds.
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Ada Weekly News
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
J. F. Lloyd
Ada
County of Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
County of
Towit
Theoutheast
Indian Meridian
Cities Service Gas Company
Magnolia Pipe Line Company
Pontotoc County
Clyde Kaiser
Okla
W. N. Hughes
J. F
Philip Harry Schienberg
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
W. A. Patterson
Oklo
W. M. Hughes
Undersheriff
First National Bank
a _ corporation
Nathan Phillips
Et al
State of
Anne Peal
Phillip Peal
Marylin Peal
Janice Peal
H. N. Peal
Oklaoma
Craddock
Range
I.M
Della Bedford
Busby
Harrell & Trice
Plaintiff
Said County
Country Club Place
M. M. Cotten
District Court
Geo. E. Smith
Monroe M. Cotten
Lillie B. Cotten
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Sam Dew
Portland Park
Ada City
W. E. Turey
Board of County Commissioners
F. Dew
Condition of corn and feed crops in state decline
The dry spell and high heat worsened crop conditions across western and north central Oklahoma over the past week. Wheat threshing continues in northeastern counties with yields well above preharvest expectations, while cotton in the southwest and west central regions also suffers from the dry weather.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Near Death Nicolas Rodriguez Weighs 90 Pounds in El Paso Hospital
Nicolas Rodriguez once a Mexican revolutionary general and exiled leader of the Mexican Gold Shirts is reported to be dying in an El Paso hospital from aplastic anemia. He has lost over half his body weight and undergone twelve blood transfusions during a two month hospitalization.
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Nicolas Rodriguez
el Paso
Rodriquez
Oil Industry Mixed Feelings Amid Roosevelt Export Move
Optimism rose in the oil sector as President Roosevelt placed some petroleum products including aviation gasoline under export licensing. West coast fears of alienating Japan eased while Mid-Continent crude prices held steady to firm. Stanolind Oil Purchasing Co. planned to buy in north Texas to steady prices as gasoline demand stayed strong and August allowables eyed a 10 percent cut. Col Ernest O Thompson was removed from the interstate oil compact commission by Gov O Daniel.
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Edward Curtis
Tulsa
Okla
Roosevelt
Japan
Stanolind Oil Purchasing Co
North
Texas
Mid- Continent
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Bureau of Mines
Charles Roeser
Fort Worth
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
W. Lee O’daniel
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Thompson
Vanoss Rural News Highlights Local Visits and Revival
Circular notes visits by Mrs. W J Standridge, Mrs. Sara Williams, Carl Tilly of Ripley, and many others. Scout camp boast, church revival plans, club meeting, and family gatherings spread through Vaness area with multiple Sunday visits and community events.
Clock-Watching Replaced By Effective Temperature Plans
Washington reports a new form of clock watching as government workers face heat with an effective temperature threshold of 84. When the thermometer hits 95 with about 50 percent humidity, offices above 84 are closed. Three occurrences in 15 days triggered whistles, changing policy on non air conditioned buildings. Community notes include church conversions at Sunshine Missionary Baptist, local visits, and the wedding of Miss Fannie Tinsley and Buck Hurd.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Public Health Service
Weather Bureau
Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News Classified Ads
Classified notice states increased returns for invested sums in Ada. Advertisers are promised higher yields on vesting plans with details on term lengths and guarantees offered by the local firm. Potential clients are urged to contact the office for full terms and conditions.
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Ada News
Preacher conducts Sunday services. gatherings at Ada and nearby
Rev Brooks preached here Sunday morning and night to a large crowd. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Miss Jewel Jackson at Hollin and family in Burrow Valley. C. M. Sliger and relatives spent time with R. A. Sliger. Huddleston family and Truman Huddleston joined dinner with Tom Riley. Wieldman visited Ada on business. Mary Hatton remains hospitalized in Ada. Chester Williamson and wife announce the birth of a son. Jennie V. Winyard of Stonewall visiting her parents. Couch household hosted guests Bill Hall Ada George Couch and daughters at Kinief, Henry Odom Ada, Rev. Bill Huddleston and family Allen. Levi Cupps visited Barton parents at Lovelady. Allen Phillips and Lula Oaks Ada with Jim Wallcott and Sallie.
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W. J. Standridge
Sara Williams
Carl Tilly
Ripley
Rachel Tilly
Bill Cartright
Baby
Slaton
Texas
Troupe
Minnie Slavin
Michigan
W. H Henderson
J. A. Farley
Mary Ragland
W. H. Henderson
Aline Childers
Bud Ragland
Adelia Jones
Marvin Jones
Ada
Christine Berger
C. L. Berger
C. A. Berger
N. N. Baker
Henderson
Carl Standridge
Ted Whiteside
Rochester
Ed Walker
Helen Walker
Demarriel Walker
M. E. Oliver
Stratford
Sam Hunt
G. W. Pitt
Ruth
Mr. Pitt
Sunshine
S. D. Low
Hugo
Pat Murphy
Ardmore
Vaness School
J. W. Owens
Mansville
J. B. Owens
Landmark Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Marshall
Brooks
C. M. Jackson
Jewel Jackson
Hollin
Burrow Valley
C. M. Sliger
Mr. Sliger
R. A. Sliger
Huddleston
Truman Huddleston
Allen
Henry Odom
Bill Huddleston
Levi Cupps
Barton
Lovelady
Allen Phillips
Lula Oaks
Jim Wallcott
Sallie
Tom Watson
Ruth West
Kenneth McNeal
Ruth Frederick
Tommy Johnson
Sentinel
Okla
B. G. Gatewood
Aline Harjo
Konawa
Effie Allgood
Ruby Allgood
Iva Mae Walston
Dorothy Kerr
High Hill
Junior Black
Jessie Frederick
Blue Blackburn
Powers
Conway
Sim Blackburn
Will Lamb
Kifer
Citra
Bill Langford
Billy Joe
Hazel
John Allgood
Pauline Hogue
Geneva Coffman
Christine Phelps
Ray Akins
Francis
Harold Laughlin
Pink Deaton
Local School Opens With Strong Attendance
The community reports good turnout as school resumes on Monday with Tom Watson Jr. and Mrs. Ruth West teaching. Readers note frequent visits among Ada, Konawa, Sentinel, and nearby towns, plus 4-H plans for Bromide camp on August 2 and 3.
Revival Meeting Closes Amid Crowds and Family Visits
The revival meeting ended Sunday after a week of strong attendance. Numerous community members were seen at Sunday school and visiting relatives, with multiple households hosting friends and relatives across Homer and nearby towns. Community sports featured a 6 to 1 Homer victory over Francis, and local obituaries noted the passing of Vernon Gilbert of Ada, a valued ball player and frequent visitor.
Swansea and Plymouth Ports Bombed by German Air Force
Berlin reports bombings of Swansea and Plymouth harbors and an airplane factory at Filton last night despite bad weather. The high command says two British planes were shot down in raids on Germany, including an attack on Heidelberg.
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Berlin
Swansea
Plymouth
Filton
Germany
Heidelberg
High Command
Europe faces famine risk warns British minister
Tens of millions across Europe may face starvation as warned by R. S. Hudson the British minister of Agriculture. He cautions that many millions could perish if food shortages persist.
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Europe
R. S. Hudson
Conscription Expanded for Australian Men Aged 20 to 24
The government of Australia announced compulsory military service for all men aged 20, 22, 23, and 24 within the commonwealth. The order broadens conscription as part of wartime mobilization.
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Canberra
Australia
Commonwealth
Aviation Gasoline Export Ban Limited to Western Hemisphere
The U S administration banned aviation gasoline exports to non Western Hemisphere nations with exceptions for American owned firms abroad. The move aims at national defense and will largely end the U S aviation gasoline export business, affecting shipments to Europe and specific countries while preserving fuel for Pan American Airways and similar operators.
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Washington
Western Hemisphere
Stephen Early
R. L. Maxwell
United States
England
Spain
Pan American Airways
Portugal
Pacific
Commerce Department
Europe
Japan
Russia
State Department
France
United Kingdom
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Netherlands
Azores
Germany
Italy
Edmond Frantz Enid pioneer dies at 79
Edmond Frantz of Enid dies suddenly at 3 a.m. at his home. He helped bring the Frisco railroad west from Tulsa to Enid and led local efforts to attract industries. Survived by wife, daughter Maurine, grandson David Frantz, four brothers, two sisters, and other relatives. He planned a September 16 family reunion for his eightieth birthday.
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Enid
Edmond Frantz
Frisco
Tulsa
Frantz
Frank Frantz
Territorial
Fagle
Maurine
David Frantz
Frank
Orville G. Frantz
Walter P
M. J. Frantz
Lula F. Whitson
Rubber Imports May Be Eliminated
In New York on July 31 Phillips Petroleum of Bartlesville Oklahoma joined B F Goodrich to form the Hydrocarbon Chemical and Rubber Co to speed synthetic rubber output and end American rubber imports. Headquarters will be in Akron.
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State of
Oklahoma
Mildred Lack Schienberg
Dela Bedford
H. Fleming
Hubert G. Orton
Plaintif
New York
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
B. F. Goodrich Company
Hydrocarbon Chemical and Rubber Co
Goodrich
Ameripol
Akron
Phillips Petroleum Co
French youths to be housed in state camps under Vichy plan
Le Petit Dauphinois reports a semi military youth phalanx for ages 15 to 20, created by order of Jean Ybarnegray in the Petain government, with camps run by the state and modeled after totalitarian movement youth groups.
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Grenoble
France
le Petit Dauphinois
Vichy
Jean Ybarnegray
Petain
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Happyland
A. A. Bryant
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Herman Hunt
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Roberts
Homer
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Mr. Brumley
Roland Lanier
Ollie Tilley
Thorp
Velma Carnie
Lanier
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Zearley
Dorothy Rains
Elmer Ellis Friay
Homer Independent Ball Club
Vernon Gilbert
Mildred Smith
Marcella Wilkes
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Tilley
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Wilburton
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Pauline
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Laverne Muncrief
Alma
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Stilwell
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Golda Hicks
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Arthur Elliott
Mozelle Caldwell
Marjie Muncrief
Ollie Davidson
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J. N. Hicks
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J. F. Middleton
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Clifford
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Phillips Co
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