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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

7

Alias Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

The Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas seeks sale of 40 acres in Pontotoc County to satisfy a January 1938 foreclosure judgment of 787.59 with 6 percent interest, 40 attorneys fees and 74.30 costs, with mineral deeds limiting sale and a potential full discharge if bids cover all sums. sale set for August 31, 1936 at 2 pm at Ada courthouse front door. Also notice of hearing for administration of Elizabeth Houy estate set for August 11, 1936 at 10 am in Pontotoc County Court.

Pontotoc Elizabeth Houy William H. Houy Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Elizabeth Holly Ada Said

Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

The sheriff will sell at public auction on the 9th day of September 1936 at 2 08 p m the west half of the southeast quarter of section 34 township 5 north range 4 east Indian Meridian Pontotoc County Oklahoma containing 80 acres more or less subject to an oil and gas lease held by Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company to satisfy a judgment in suit No 13708 The Pioneer Mortgage Company plaintiff and CC Drummond et al defendants for 1595 77 with interest attorney fees 120 costs 44 57 and costs of sale Witness Sheriff L De Kaiser July 31 1936 Attorneys Harve Lambert Lillard Eidson Lewis Harrell and Kerr for plaintiff

District Court Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Texas Title Guaranty Company B. A. Tucker Lizzie Tucker P. ©. Hamilton BE. Goodwin Mae M. Goodwin Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Company Marathon Oi11 Company Range 4 Oklahoma Ada Clyde Kaiser Fontetoce Okla Ivy Harve Lambert Coalounty Eshua Thomas Jlie Thomas Robert Crockett United States Durant Ada Weekly News County Court of Coal County JL. T. Walters Josie A. Walters Kittie EB. Stout Oklahoma State Bank of Indian Meridian Indian Territory Pioneer Mortgage Company CC. R. Drummond Mary Ruth Drummond P. J. Alderaon J. A. Ellison W. E. Scott J. T. Braley S. E. Dunham J. E. Hickman W. J. Hughes Anbove Indian Territory Hluminating Oil Company Midland Savings and Loan Company Howard Galey

Ada sheriff sale of real estate in Pontotoc County

The Pontotoc County sheriff will sell at public auction on September 2 1936 at 2 06 pm at the south front door of the County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma the east 58 and 3 feet of lot 7 block 3 Capitol Hill addition Ada to satisfy a judgment of 11750 plus 10 percent interest from May 15 1935 and 8500 attorney fees current costs and a prior mortgage of 2800 to Home Owners Loan Corporation. The sale is in case No 13502 R J Lollar plaintiff v E H Johnson and Elzora Johnson defendants.

Pontotoc R. J. Lollar Va. E. H. Johnson Elzora Johnson Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma Capitol Hill Home Owners Loan Corporation District Court R. J. Lollar Iz E. H. Johnson Elzera Johnson Clyde Kaiser Pontotoc Co Okla Harve Lambert Gilbreath and Crawford Plaintiff

List Of Fired WPA Workers Now Stands At Nine

Oklahoma City August 5 A total of nine WPA employees in Oklahoma were discharged for alleged political activity after WPA director W S Key announced the dismissal of C W Vaughn chief requisition clerk of the fourth district and Ed Talley sewer project foreman. The two were suspended July 21 following charges by former Pottawatomie County legislator Joe Smalley that they asked him to line up WPA workers in a state primary. Both men denied any candidate connection. Assistant regional WPA director C B R Baun from New Orleans said the men were not discharged for any specific candidate. Investigation of the charges in the July primaries continues.

Oklahoma City WPA Oklahoma W. S. Key C. W. Vaughn Ed Talley Joe Smalley Pottawatomie County Smalley Vaughan Charcns Smalley C. B R. Baun New Orleans

Motorist L. A. Bingham Killed in Arkansas Crash

L A Bingham a railroader from Muse Oklahoma was killed early today when his car failed to negotiate a curve and plunged over an embankment near Cove Mena Arkansas. The car was demolished with parts scattered in a 51 foot radius and the body hurled 40 feet into a tree. Sheriff Walter Jones identified the victim from papers found on him. Mrs Bertha Bingham Route 5 Terrell Texas was notified. The body remained here awaiting word from relatives.

Mena Ark L. A. Bingham Muse Okla Cove Bingham Walter Jones Bertha Bingham Route Five Terrell Texas

Ada News Classified Ad Highlights Greatest Returns

Classified ads feature strong returns on vested investments with Ada News highlighting top options. Readers are urged to compare rates and choose profitable placements. Local businesses and individuals seeking optimal value are the target audience for these opportunities.

Ada News

Oklahoma City cattle and hog market report with mixed prices

Market figures show 2,800 cattle 800 calves and 1,200 hogs with slow trade and slight declines for killing classes. Sheep and lambs rose in spots with tops around 9.59 for lambs. hogs topped at 10.60 to 10.70 and Packers paid 10.60 for large lots. Prices varied across classes and weights with overall cautious demand.

Market Report Kansas City Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Hogs 3,000. top 10.85, desirable 179-250 lb at 10.65-10.85. heavier weights scarce. Cattle 6,500 with calves 1,500. beef steers slow, westerns steady, grain feds weak to 25 lower. fed heifers steady. Sheep with no early sales. slaughter lamb bids around 25 lower, best at 10.25.

Kansas City U. &. Dept

Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Trade Notice

Chicago August 5 poultry and produce market reports show live poultry steady with hens advancing to 18 1 2 cents per pound and various fowl prices across leghorn Plymouth rock white rock and broilers. Turkey prices range 13 to 16, ducks and geese quoted, butter at 6 947 cents per pound with creamery and standard price ranges listed.

Chicago Tbs Plymouth Rock Springs White Rock Plymouth Plymouth Rock Leghorn Leghorn Roosters

Potatoes Hold Firm as Western Markets Report Supplies Light

U. S. Dept. of Agriculture notes firm prices with light supplies and fair demand. Idaho Bliss and russets lead price listings with U. S. No. 1 washed at 2.85 to 2.95 per cwt and Burbank russets at 3.40, California and Oregon whites ranging from 3.00 to 3.60, Washington whites around 3.45, and related grades included.

Chicago U. S Idaho Russett Burbank U. S Oregon Bliss Triumphs Washington White Rose U. Ss Russet Burbanks

Wheat Leads Market Rally On Global Shortages

Chicago trading ends with wheat sharply higher on news of tight global supply. Winnipeg and Minneapolis push gains as reports claim world production falls short of normal use. Sept futures up to 1.13 1 4, Dec at 1.14 to 1 14 1 8. corn and oats show mixed or modest moves.

Chicago Winnipeg Minneapolis

Chicago grain prices advance on cash wheat and corn

Chicago on August 5 reports cash grain bids with wheat varieties ranging from No. 4 mixed at 1.08 to No. 1 hard at 1.18 1 2 dollars per bushel and corn bids from No. 4 mixed 1.08 to No. 1 white 1.19 1 2 dollars. Oats bid from No. 2 mixed 44 to No. 2 white 44 to 56.

Chicago

Cotton Market Dips After Mild Rally on Liverpool Cables

Early gains in cotton prices eased as liquidations surfaced after steadier Liverpool cables. December futures fell from 11.06 to 11.89 as traders reacted to scattered selling amid a quiet market. Meanwhile Oklahoma 4-H files report a two thousand attendee state roundup with Harmon county leading in the achievement contest scoring 19.89 of 20.00.

New York Liverpool Oklahoma A. and Oklahoma Harmon County Grady County Beckham County Okla Homa County Okmulgee County B. A. Pratt Oklahoma County Okmulgee Kay County Garfield County Pittsburg Carter County Muskogee

Bishop approves Coughlin's course in anti clerical remarks

In Rome Bishop Michael J. Gallagher of Detroit defends Father Charles Coughlin as an antidote to anti clericalism, urges moderation, and reports Coughlin apologized to the president after remarks. The piece notes district achievement contest standings and county 4 H program gains led by Harmon County with expansion and support from local groups.

Rome Michael J. Gallagher Detroit Charles F. Coughlin Spain Father Coughlin United States Vatican Coughlin Gallagher Congregation Council Leo Pius Father Couchlin

Federal Social Security Board Pays Share of Old Age Pensions

The Federal Social Security Board announced grants totaling 5.84 million dollars to nine states Maryland Utah Oregon Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania Nebraska Idaho and New Mexico to supplement old age pensions the blind and needy children. The program aims to aid about 30 million U S wage earners through a mix of federal and state funds with broader coverage planned.

United Press Washington Social Security Board U. S Maryland Utah Oregon Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania Nebraska Idaho New Mexico House Senate District of Columbia Mississippi Arkansas North Carolina Vermouth Washington State Alabama California Colorado Indiana

Spot Cotton Prices Edge Up in New Orleans Trading

Spot cotton in New Orleans closed dull with a 9 point rise. No sales were reported. Prices listed as low middling 11.16 cents, middling 12.41, good middling 13.01. Receipts totaled 873 and stock at 269,829.

New Orleans New York Jan. Ee

Grady County 4-H Club Aims to Boost Livestock Quality

County farm agent Clarence Burch led efforts to aid club members in obtaining purebred animals and improving livestock quality. Grady county ranks runner up in state and southwest district with 1,160 members, 1,709 projects, 186 boys and 210 girls in self development, 112 boys and 138 girls in health work, and one of two Oklahoma delegates at the national 4 H club camp in Washington last June.

Oklahoma County Kay County Garfield Blaine County Major County Alfalfa County Woods County Dewey Woodward County Harper County Harmon County Grady County Beckham County Carter County Cleveland County Washita County Stephens County Murray County Greer County Jackson County Ocmulgee County Muskogee County Tulsey County Washington County Creek County Adair County Ottawa County Payne County Pawnee County Wazoner Pittsburg Pontotcc Bryant County Seminole LeFlore McCurtain Hughes County Pusimataha Johnston County Okfuskee Harmon Harmon County First County Farmers Union Organization Farmers Union Hollis Clarence Burch Oklahoma Washington, D. C

Politics In Brief Update from Multiple States

The Democratic primary in Missouri yielded Major Lloy d Stark backed by the Tom Pendergast machine. Jesse W. Barrett won the Republican gubernatorial nomination. In Kansas Arthur Capper sought a fourth Senate term and Omar Ketchelmun won the Democratic Senate nomination. Norman Hamilton defeated Colzane Darden for Richmond Democratic congressional nomination. Andrew Montague won renomination over Satterfield. Roosevelt planned a briefing with Dieterich on Illinois politics, while L. J. Dickinson prepared a report for Landon on Midwest Republican Senate efforts.

Associated Press ST. Louis Llfoyd C. Stark Tom Pendergast Jesse W. Barrett Topeka Kan Arthur Capper Senate Omar Ketehunun Townsend Ttes Richmond Norman Hamilton New Dealer Colzane Darden Andrew Jackson Montague Dave E. Satterfield Jr Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Dieterich Ill Illinois L. J. Dickinson Iowa Alf M. Landon Midwest

Zioncheck enters race for Congress in Washington

Marion Anthony Zioncheck, seeking re election, announced his candidacy to prove he is neither crazy nor foolish. He cited his mother's breakdown and false reports, outlined a platform including income security for workers, public works funding, a six hour five day week, social insurance and wealth redistribution. His opponents include a prosecutor, a former Greek consul and a woman.

Seattle Marion Anthony Zioncheck Congress Zioncheck Zionecieck Washington State Cracy University of Washington U.S. Treasury Zienebeck

Three Men Held In Slaying Of Woman Year Ago

Three men held in the Cherokee county jail tonight are suspected in the 1935 slaying of Mrs. Maggie Owens. County Attorney Sanford Martin said no charges have been filed and a witness described a poker gathering before the crime near Moody. The witness alleged a white man struck, two Indians assisted, and a throat cut occurred.

Tahlequah Cherokee County Maggie Owens Sanford Martin Moody Owens Indiana Martin

Karpis in High Spirits as He Nears Alcatraz

Alcatraz bound Alvin Karpis travels in a railway prison car with 19 other federal inmates through Ogden yards. He grins at railroad workers and jokes about a picnic as authorities confirm the group’s destination and note a passenger’s boast of swimming to the island.

Karpis Alcatraz Ogden, Tah Alvin Karpis Ogden Alcatraz Island Hamm California St. Paul Thomas Robinson, Jr Kentucky Stoll Oakland Calif

Texarkana Man Held on Harboring Fugitive Charge

Manuel Cox pleads innocence to a federal charge of harboring Oklahoma prison breaker Julius Bohannon and misses a 2500 dollar bond set by U S Commissioner F A King. He faces pending kidnapping charges against Mrs Bohannon and her daughter with a tentative hearing next Tuesday.

Texarkana Tex Manuel Cox Oklahoma Julius Bohannon U. S F. A. King Cox Daingerfield John Cook Mount Pleasant Cook

Censorship Ires Texas Students as Regents Rule Sparks Fight

University of Texas students oppose a new regents rule appointing a journalism faculty member to review news and editorials in The Texan. Congressman Maury Maverick denounces the move as Nazification, urging intervention with university leaders and national education officials.

Austin Tex University of Texas Texan Maury Maverick San Antonio Maverick Board of Regents University Aupstin J. J. Luther Stark Orange H. Y. Benedict Robert M. Stutebbins University of Chicago J. H. Studebaker Education

Also Mentioned on This Page

Actican Allen C. M. Means Pres. Board of Trustees E. M. Bowman State of Lizzie Monroe W. RB Thornsbrough Fontetoe County Pella Bedford Francis Robinson Harreli. & Kerr VD Plaintiff Federal Land Bank of Wichita Wichita, Kansas Federal Land Bank of Wichita Wichita, Kan W. ©. Dosson BV. Dosson L J. Wharton C. K. Frazier W. F. Dennis John L. Green Roy Ll. Hilton Paul F. Calvert Emory Booze Ameen Hassen Womack Scott Alice M. Jones Elmer Cleveland D. KE. Meeks Cb. KB. Meeks J. R. Meeks Emma Meeks Twentythree of Oklahoma Paul Vt’. Calvert Ameena Hassen Tontotoe County Paul FP. Calvert Paul P. Calvert Claude Sturdivant A. VA. Davidson W. E. Pepperell J. F. Mekeel Palintiff Alfred M. Vaden Fav T. Vaden NeTrick Fay I. Vaden John Boyce McKeel W. T. Cox Geo. S Murphy Geo. S. Murphy C. F. Green East Main Street GEO. &. Murphy C F. Green E.xecutor Emma H. Barton Wilbur PP. Lee United States Post Office Ben Hatcher American Lyde Kaiser Lillard, Eidson & Lewis Harrell and Kerr U. S. Dept Dee Bishop Federal Social Security Board John R. Beal Politics Brownsville Lpj Tommy Rachman Tommy Twoncheck Aake Gox
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