Sheriff Sale Notice on Pontotoc County Property Auction
In pursuance of a district court foreclosure, Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell at public auction on August 12 1935 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma the described 230 acre property in sections 8 and 9 Township 4 North Range 8 East to satisfy a $3620.98 judgment plus interest, costs and attorney fees and a $2968.87 lien for the Federal Land Bank of Wichita. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Jessie A. Price
District Court
Pontetec County
H. A. Bonifield
John R. Osborn
Rhoda Osborn
Tichie Alsman
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice for August 16 1935 2 pm sale at Ada court house south front door Pontotoc County Oklahoma of real estate 120 acres described by sections townships ranges with mineral interests and liens including Provident Royalties and Esther Baker interests. Sale to satisfy a judgment with costs attorneys fees and interest. bid sufficient to satisfy plaintiff's judgment to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Royalties Corporation
Esther Baker
Frank A. Baker
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Helen KE. Hobbs
A. W. Duran Et al
Divorce suit filed in district court cites desertion
Alice Lee sues Omar B. Lee for divorce in Oklahoma City district court alleging desertion and abandonment. He must answer by September 19 1935. if not, judgment granting divorce and maiden name restoration may be entered. Court clerk Della Bedford. Attorneys represent plaintiff. Also: Oklahoma Master and Journeyman Barber association loses bid to stop $3 inspection fee by county health officer. judges Mills and Giedings dismiss suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lee
Omar B. Lee
State OF
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Ralph McMillan
Oklahoma City
Master and Journeyman Barber Association of
Clarence Mills
George H. Giedings
Oklahoma Oil and Gas Lease Bid Notice Pontotoc County
The Commissioners of the Land Office of Oklahoma invite sealed bids by August 21, 1935, at 1:15 PM for oil and gas leases on school and state lands in Pontotoc County. Bids require $1,000 earnest money, bonuses of at least $2.00 per acre, and a drilling contract option with test well within one year. deposits returned if not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
State of
Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of the Land Office
Pontotoc County
Public notice in Pontotoc County courtকল
Aetna Life Insurance Company sues multiple defendants in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The notice by publication requires Ella Barrett Manton Wyvell Clara Wyvell and executors Frances Meyers to answer by September 20, 1935. A judgment for 7762.14 plus interest, attorney fees 750 and costs is sought with foreclosure of a large real estate mortgage on extensive tracts in sections 14 15 22 23 town 4N range 8E Indian Meridian. The action seeks sale of the described property and appointment of a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Aetna Life Insurance Company
W.W. A. Barrett
Ella Barrett
W. L. Cupps
William L. Cupps
Artie Cupps
B. Brooks
John L. Hill
Lester B. Gum
GUM Brothers Company
Fred S. Gum
Manton M. Wyvell
Clara F. Wyvell
L. Moss
Indian Territory Illuminating Otl Company
G. W. Busby
Independent Oil & Gas Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Coffman & Sparks Company
STATE
Mac Q. Williamson
S. P. Freeling
W. F. Thomas
Verlie Thomas
R. W. Kytle
Bernice Kytle
A. C. Kerr
M. G. Kerr
Gilbreath Kerr
Wallace E. Meyers
Francis O. Meyers
Edwin L. Meyers
State OF
Oklahoma
Wallace Meyers
Frances O. Meyers
District Court of
Ada
W. A. Barrett
Pontotec County
Towit
Government coin design sparks cheeky glued money joke
A reader ridicules the new coin redesign by joking about attaching glue so money sticks to pockets. The quip appears in a light tone among the classifieds.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff announces sale under an execution from the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma case 13021 Jewell L Brown v Sam Harris et al Foreclosure award of 2115.62 plus interest 1904.60 at 10 percent since 9 24 1934 attorney fee 200 costs and lien in favor of Eads Brothers Furniture 1707.25 with 6 percent interest from 2 7 1933 sale at 10:00 am July 18 1935 at Ada south front door Pontotoc County Courthouse witnesses Claude Sturdivant Ben Hatcher Ada Oklahoma 7 18 5tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Jewell Il. Brown
Sam Harris
Eads Brothers Furniture Company
Twill
Ada
Pontotoc
State of
Strayed Bay Mare with Distinct Markings in Oklahoma
Bay mare strayed in Oklahoma with left hind foot white and a white spot on the right side and on the forehead. Weighs about 959 pounds. Reward offered. Notify Dillon Clifford in Lula, Oklahoma. Dated August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reward
Dillon Clifford
Lula
Okla
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County
Cora E. Marsh files foreclosure suit in District Court Pontotoc County Case No 13455 against Edmon McCurtain Emma McCurtain C P Van Graafeland and M I Payne over mortgage of $800 dated July 1 1932 against SW NE and NE SW and S1/2 of Section 28 Township 1 North Range 7 East to Fidelity Land Credit Company. Plaintiffs seeks decree foreclosing mortgage superior to any interest and asks for $800 with 10 percent interest from July 1 1931 plus $17 cost $80 attorney fees and court costs. Answer by Sept 19 1935 or judgment will be rendered as prayed. J W Bashore. 8-8-4tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Regina Urbis
Urbis
Willie Neal
A. J. Snider
A. E. Snider
Sarah Offeld
Alice Stick
Coway
Ayakatubby
Rosa Sealy
Rogers Stick
Lottie Jeff
George Jeff
J. T. Butler
L. J. Butler
George McGee
Fulsom McGee
Alan Coway
Steen Mose
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
A. D
Edmon McCurtain
Emma McCurtain
C. P. van Graafeland
M. I. Payne
Cora E. Marsh
Fidelity Land Credit Company
Della Bedford
Murder Charges Filed in Holdenville Fatal Shooting
In Holdenville on August 7, Fred Parsons and Elmer Lucas faced murder charges in the Aug 1 fatal shooting of Nelson J. Stratton, Oak Dale farmer. Parsons claimed self defense, Lucas was held for investigation, and both were to be arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
Fred
Parsons
Elmer Lucas
Nelson J. Stratton
Oak Dale Farmer
Stratton
Lucas
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Ada Land Under Foreclosure
A sheriff sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma will occur September 9 1935 at 2 PM at the south front door of the County Courthouse Ada. Lots 13 and 14 Block 1090 City of Ada are offered for cash to satisfy a 1488.36 judgment plus costs and interest with 10 percent attorney fees. Sale is subject to unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hays
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
LIGHTNING RIDGE Community notices and social visits
Bro Lowery conducts meetings inviting all. Ada visitors include Mr and Mrs Webber and son, and Mr and Mrs Ellis. Several residents report sickness improving. Visitors from Houston Texas, and Ada and Byng attend local gatherings. Continuous social updates list neighbors visiting kin and sharing weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Lowery
Webber and Son
Mrs. Ellis
Ada
Mrs. Wells
Grace Hoosier
Reynolds
Helen Shaw
Pauline Uhuls
Roff
Patton
Larah Pendleton
Bessie Secarberry
Arthur Cobb
J. D. Brice
Vaness
O. C. Wall
Barney Brice
Byng
Arno Griffith
Dorthy Solomon
Geneva McKeel
Mildred Watson
Faulkenberry
Lillie Henline
Houston
Texas
Otis Coffey
Harvene Hays
Marie Griffith
Sissell
Sulphur Springs
Stephens
Willie Owenbey
Baby
Mattie Howatt
Craig Parker
Bernice MacSpadden
Foy Pendleton
Grant Johnson
Louise McKell
Kona Wa
Cotton market eases ahead of official crop report
New York traders held a quiet session as investors awaited tomorrow's official crop report. Hedging appeared as traders shifted from October to later delivery months with mild fluctuations. Futures finished steady to 12 points lower, spot middling at 11.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans Cotton Market Closes Quiet Down Ten Points
Spot cotton in New Orleans on August 7 closed quiet at ten points lower. Sales totaled 502 bales with low middling at 10.95 cents, middling 11.7 cents, and good middling 12.15. Receipts were 410 and stocks 257,031.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady across markets
In New York on August 7 cotton futures finished steady with changes from unchanged to 12 points lower. In New Orleans the same day futures closed steady with moves of 7 points lower to 2 points higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Norman Howard Post to Elect Officers August 13 Meeting
Norman Howard post will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday evening August 13. The session starts at 8 o'clock with a brief business meeting, a short program, and refreshments. The post aims for 150 members for 1936 to present to State Adjutant Milt Phillips at the state convention in McAlester on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard Post
Milt Phillips
McAlester
C. D. Ansell
Shawnee Brother of Mrs. Eula McKnight Dies World War Veteran
Word has been received of the death of Jim Long of Shawnee a World War veteran and brother of Mrs. Eula McKnight. He died at the Veterans Hospital in Fayetteville Arkansas. Military funeral services are scheduled Sunday at 2 30 p m from the Thornt on Funeral Home in Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula McKnight
Jim Long
Shawnee
Veterans’ Hospital
Fayetteville
Ark
Thornton Funeral Home
North Park
Clifton Hurst Dies at 40 in Norman Funeral Chapel
Clifton H. Ducky Hurst died Friday afternoon at 6 a m? at the Criswell Funeral Home chapel in Norman. Burial will be in Oakman Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton H. “Ducky” Hurst
Norman
Criswell Funeral Home
Oakman Cemetery
Death of G. W. Brown of Stonewall
G W Brown Stonewall died Saturday at 1130 am Funeral arrangements by Criswell Funeral Home widow Susie Brown and several children A C O G J L Pauline Willie Frankie Lela Florence Lola Brown survive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brown
Stonewall
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Brown
Susie Brown
A. C
O. G
J. L
Pauline
Willie
Frankie
Lela
Florence
Lola Brown
Mrs Callie Roundtree Dies at 63 in Vanoss
Mrs. Callie Elizabeth Roundtree, 63, died Tuesday evening at home in Vanoss. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM. Interment at Lightning Ridge Cemetery. Criswell's Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Roundtree
Callie Elizabeth Roundtree
Vanoss
Lightning Ridge
Criswell
Roundtree
Fire Destroys No. 1 Cruiser Quin cy Engine Room Fire
A five hour blaze in the engine room of the newly launched U S S Quincy at Fore River Shipyards, Quincy Massachusetts, caused extensive heat damage. Officials suspect the switchboard in the main cable room sparked the fire. investigation to be led by Bethlehem and Navy officials including Admiral Paul Dungan and Captain C C Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fore River
Harry E. D. Gould
Bethlehem
Navy
Paul Dungan
C. C. Simmons
Oklahoma Board Allows County Valuations to Stand
Oklahoma City Aug 7 The state board of equalization adopts county requests to keep valuations for taxation at 1934 levels. Each county that pledged no impediment to county government evolves gains in assessment. Oklahoma County’s 16 million valuation stands, after prior increases for 37 of 77 counties. Only about six counties face material increases for 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Oklahoma County
Relief Workers Rally at Wyandotte County Courthouse
About 400 relief workers gathered at the Wyandotte county courthouse for a second day of protest over a 67 12 percent cut in relief funds. They breakfasted on an oil stove on the front lawn as grocers supplied food, and leaders urged staying until demand for more funds is met. County commissioners promised action on two of the twelve demands as the protest continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Wyandotte County
Will of wealthy Choctaw voided by federal court
Federal Judge Robert L. Williams voided Hicks Palmers will and rejected his estate claim of 36000 to W C Burge of Coalgate. The decision cites manipulation by Burge and Palmer’s drinking decline. Watson Palmer received 1900 while other nephews got small legacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Hicks Palmer
Robert L. Williams
Palmer
W. C. Burge
Coalgate
Williams
Burge
Watson Palmer
Hicks
Watson
Protesters Demand Larger Poor Fund Tax Levy
A mass meeting was planned for 2 pm as protesters urged attendance with handbills. They sought a 25 percent increase while authorities offered to advance the poor fund tax by 20 percent, amid a crowd of men, women and children in ragged clothes.
Floods drive families from homes across three states
The Associated Press reports heavy rains flood Wisconsin Ohio and West Virginia stranding towns and halting rail service. The Kickapoo River flood around Soldier's Grove Wisconsin swelled water around the village, with damages exceeding 500000. In Ohio Massillon and Waynesburg faced river and creek overflows forcing about 150 families to flee as basements flooded and highways went under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ohio
West Virginia
Wesconsin
Soldier's Grove
Massilon
Big Sandy
Waynesburg
Ohio State Highway Department
Muskingum
Cohocton
Guernsey
New Sewage System Proposed for Tulsa
Tulsa faces a $1,000,000 sewage system and disposal plant plan with a monthly user fee. An engineering survey backs an enlarged plant funded by a $550,000 bond issue and a $450,000 PWA grant. no action yet by the city commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
City Commission
PWA
Stockholders win heavy judgment against Horn brothers
Tulsa August 7 the district court awarded 2 611 904 34 to Imperial Royalty Co stockholders against John E Horn and E S Horn estate in a receivership case accusing fraudulent handling of firm assets. The special master reported the brothers owed the firm and the judgment was granted. Horn headquarters are in Kansas City and were absent from the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
S. J. Clendinning
Imperial Royalty Co
John E. Horn
Este
E. S. Horn
Clendinning
B. A. Hamilton
Sunt
Horn
Kansas City
Hamilton
Cominy
Alta L. Hamerick
Venus Visible at Midday This Week in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City astronomer B Claude Shinn explains Venus can be seen at midday each year around this time. He notes the planet will remain visible in the sky for another month or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
B. Claude Shinn
Oklahoma
Cit
Blame Placed on Government Policy for Cotton Plight
New Orleans reports the 1930s cotton decline blamed on government programs. Henry Plauche signs the analysis noting world demand waned as exports fell by 2,723,000 bales and world consumption dropped 2,212,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Henry Plauche
Two Men Die as Train Hits Car Carrying Girls
Henry E. Hardtner of Alexandria and Lynn Rickey, former city attorney, were killed when the automobile carrying three girls to Biloxi was struck and dragged 100 feet by a westbound Missouri Pacific freight train at Kahn Louisiana. The three girls Henrietta Hardtner 11 Jeanie Holbrook 15 and Francis Spangler 12 were injured but not critically with broken bones and lacerations. Hardtner was a former state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Henry E. Hardtner
Alexandria
Lynn Rickey
Hardtner
Biloxi
Miss
Missouri Pacific
Kahn
Henrietta Hardtner
Jeanie Holbrook
Francis Spangler
Kidnapping charge shakes Big Lake infant case
Mack Shipley of Big Lake faces murder charges in San Angelo over the death of 2 year old Woodrow Willingham. He remains at liberty under Sheriff A W Billingsley of Reagan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Lake
Tex
Mack Shipley
Big Laks
San Angelo
Woodrow Willingham
Liberty
A. W. Billingsley
Reagan County
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Central Life Assurance Sciety (Mutual
David C. Crabtree
Elvin A. Crabtree
Indian Meridian
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Ben Hatcher
Ada, Okla
Plaintiff
C. P. Williams
Fdna B. Williams
Mace Herndon
D. F. Fleet
John J. Fleet
W. B. Osborn
Lillard
Evowson & Lewis
Harrell & Kerr
Satd
F. M. Snider
Willie M. Snider
Augusta
Leees
Lsertificate
Aldi
Jewell Ll. Brown
Claude C. Brown
Fremont Williams
West Main Street
Pontotee County
Brown-Gayne
Jewell S. Brown
Jewell I. Brown
Lonnelle Allen
John Boyce McKeel
Co. F. Green
Petitioner
W. E. Pepperell
C. L. Williams
J. F. McKeel
Wimbish & Wimbish, Attorneys
Jesse Larson
MILEY
Hoffman, Williams, France & Johnson
Township One
Range 7
J. W. Bashore
Hughes County
Joe Kennedy
Spencer Drywater
Undersheriff
F. Green
Ada, Oklia
American Legion
Clifton
Iurst
Oom
Quincy
Venus
Te Shi En Eee
Kozema
Bayless
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