Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The sheriff will sell at 2 p m on August 27 1928 at the Ada Oklahoma county courthouse front entrance the NW of NE and N of SW in Section 34 Township 2N Range 7E containing 60 acres to satisfy a January 18 1928 judgment in Pontotoc County District Court No 8713 in favor of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co against J W Denton et al for 2376 92 plus interest and 213 zero attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Pontotec County
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. W. Denton, Et Als
J. W. Denton
S. E. Denton
S. A. Fish
Fannie L. Fish
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
McKeown & Green, Attys
Plaintiff
Judgment Obtained Against Lucie Porter on Foreclosure
Lea and Mrs. Louis Lea defend, plaintiff recovers $642.00 plus interest from August 1 1926 at 10 percent, plus abstract bill $10 and taxes $25 95 with interest from May 15 1927 at 10 percent, plus $60.00 attorney fees and costs. Foreclosure of mortgage on described lands ordered. special execution issued and served by Pontotoc County Sheriff Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Louis Lea
Lucie Porter
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
W. B. Walker
Pontotec County
P. H. Deal
McKeown & Green, Attys
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice is given that under an order of sale from the district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on February 1 1928 the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 33 Township 2 North Range 4 East is to be sold without appraisal to satisfy a judgment of 2106 37 with interest and costs. The sale is on September 17 1928 at 2 o clock p m at the front door of the Ada Oklahoma court house to the highest bidder for cash. W S Walker Sheriff Pontotoc County Oklahoma. FP H Deal undersheriff. J F McKeel attorney for plaintiff.
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Ce Revere Sayce Andia
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Tal Crawford
Harrell & Kerr
Guardian
District Court of the State of Oklahoma
Leitetec County
North American Life Insurance Company of Chicago
Sammer
Davis
Pontotoc County
Vontotocae
Indian Meridian
District Court
Olahoma
Samuel C. Davis
Linnie Ek. Devis
E. L. Spencer
H. E. Orum
North American Life Insurance Company of
Chicago
Sail
Saia
Pontotoc County Court House
Sherife
John Willey
Cora Wooed
Moran
Poutetor County
John Wills
Ora Wood
O. R. Wood
R. P. Cotton
O. W. Kelley
C. W. Kesley
P. H. Huwrhes
P. H. Hughes
Roff Oil & Gas Company
Everest Porter Mortgage Company
Pontoise County
Ives
Theo«Oli Xs
Saxid Judemens
State OF Oklahoma
Liza Ann Fulsome
Wolfe
Alum Wolfe
County of Pontetoc
Liza
Ann Fulsome
Bina
Nid
Tal Craw
Duart Harreli
Kerr
District Court Notice of Real Estate Sale in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff announces sale of land in Pontotoc County at public auction on September 17 1928 at Ada court house to satisfy a 1927 judgment in favor of Domenico Sigismondo against multiple defendants including Weisliam Schulte and Mildred Schulte. Property described as 60 acres NW quarter of NW quarter and N half of SW quarter of NW quarter in Sec 26 T5N R4E Indian Meridian subject to taxes. Costs total $38.05 plus $5.00 costs of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Sigismondo
Sean William F. Schulte
Ada
Pontotoc Court
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Indian Meridian
District Court
Pomaensico Sigismondo
Weisliam Fe’, Schulte
Mildred O. Seihhultc
Marvin B. Breiis
B. HK. Epperson
H. A. Sibley
O. Cc. Garrett
O. B. Mothersead
State Bank Commissioner
Marvin B. Breeding
Lewie Prince
Sankin
Turner Pleads Guilty on His Arraignment
Norman Turner 31 enters a guilty plea on perjury at arraignment before Justice T O Cullins. Bond set at 2000, Turner remanded for failure to post. The couple was found near Bebee after fleeing Stratford with a 12 year old girl, alleged cousin of the child. Turner to appear before Judge Busby soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Turner
District Court
T. O. Cullins
Turner
Busby
Stratford
J. Turner
Bebee
Pontotoc County
Center
College Heating Plant Under Way At Grinnell College
Grinnell Heating Company of Kansas City and Tulsa is building a central heating plant at the college. The project includes installing radiators in the Library and Health Education buildings, erecting a power house 125 feet east of the Library, boilers and connections. Completion is set for October 10 with a contract price of $35,000. Minor projects include painting the Science hall roof and a chain link fence around the athletic field to be finished before September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell Heating Company
Kansas City
Tulsa
Savanna Doctor Held for First Degree Murder
Dr A D Bunn of Savanna faces a district court trial on a first degree manslaughter charge in the shooting death of L J Enloe at a Savanna drug store after a quarrel over medical services. Bail set at 3000 dollars after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace A C Sewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
A. D. Bunn
Savanna
L. J. Enloe
Farmer
A. C. Sewell
Bunn
Enloe
Bond
Veteran of Mexican War Dies in Ohio at 101
Augustus Markel, 101, veteran of Mexico and Civil War, died at his son’s home in Lodi Ohio. He celebrated his 101st birthday a week prior. He enlisted as a drummer boy at 19 and served under Ulysses S Grant, later joining the Ohio volunteer infantry in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Ohio
Augustus Markel
Mexico
Markel
Ulysses S. Grant
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Body of Ardmore Man Recovered From Lake
After 13 hours of searching rescue workers retrieved the body of Albert Harwood 22 from Chickasaw Club Lake Heat Ardmore OK He was drowned when a canoe capsized he was a member of the Ardmore fire department and his companions escaped safely by clinging to the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Albert Harwood
Chickasaw Club
Harwood
Texas Demo Leaders Demand Party Loyalty
About 300 longtime Texas Democrats met in Austin to plan a statewide push to keep Texas in the Democratic column for the November presidential election. A resolution urged the state Democratic committee to bar any so called bolters from the ticket, while Lt. Governor Barry Miller attended and Governor Dan Moody was said to back the national ticket. Former Congressman James Youns described religious prejudice as the motive behind anti Smith sentiment in Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
H. H. Sevier
Texas National
Barry Miller
Thomas B. Love
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Dan Moody
James Youns
Oklahoma highway extension dispute reaches supreme court
Attorneys for Ward-Beekman-Brooks and H L Canady challenge the attorney general’s appeal stay in a case over state payment for 5.25 miles of highway extension contracts awarded without competitive bidding. The contractors seek $130,000 plus costs for work in Potawatomi and near Shawnee, while arguing the state’s actions delay-settle the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hal Johnson
Pottawatomie County
Ward- Beekman-Brooks Construction Company
H. L. Canady Construction Company
Johnson
Supreme Court
Ward-Beekman-Brooks Company
Canady
Shawnee
C. E. Hall
Highway Commission
Ward-Beekman-Brooks
Edwin Dabney
Hall
W. L. Murphy
Ed Box
W.C. Fidler
Murphy
Fletcher Riley
Twilight League Firemen Top Byng In Key Clash
The Twilight league leaders Firemen defeated Byng 11 to 5 at Parkfield as Zip West, Firemen manager, pushed to a crucial win to extend their lead. Byng had boasted a high unspoiled percentage earlier, but face a tougher week ahead after losing to the Firemen who had previously beaten Tailors to open their two game schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight League
Zip West
Firemen
Byng
Parkfield
Tailors
Curtis to Radio Speech of Acceptance Aug 18
Senator Charles Curtis will address 26 broadcasting stations from Topeka Kansas as he accepts the Republican vice presidential nomination. The program starts 6 p m eastern time and lasts one hour. Stations include WJZ New York WBZA Boston WBZ Springfield Mass WBAL Baltimore among others.
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WJZ
New York
WBZA
Boston
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
WBAL
Farm sale notices and radio network list from Ada Oklahoma area
Classified items include a crop and equipment sale near Ada with contact Mrs D S Chestnut and a pullet sale by L E Hutchison, plus a requested pullets listing by Paul Jones. An extensive list of U S radio stations and a note about an international broadcast from Schenectady, New York are also present.
El Reno man jailed awaiting investigation
R F Jones Jr 25 son of a prominent El Reno merchant was jailed after alleged assault on a 19 year old. No charges filed yet as authorities review the case. The defendant and the girl reportedly rode in his car with another teen in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Reno
Okla
R. F. Jones, Jr
Jones
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Atoka Candidates Request Recount In County Races
Atoka Oklahoma Aug 13 former county attorney candidate William Parker and sheriff hopeful Charles Maxwell have asked for a recount alleging fraud. In county attorney Parker 1855 votes vs incumbent H H Cook 1869. In sheriff race Maxwell 195? votes and challenger John Shoemaker 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Qokla
William Parker
Atoka County
Charles Maxwell
H. H. Cook
Parker
John Shoemaker
Maxwell
Sheriff
McKellops Held in Forgery Case After Morning Arrest
M MeKellops is in custody on a second degree forgery charge after being arrested on a warrant from Justice T O Cublins. He allegedly passed a forged check at the Club cafe during Monday’s Daily World report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. MeKellops
T. O. Cublins
Justice of
Pace
MecKellops
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Rackley & Self
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Madill
Ravia
Millcreek
Hickory
Roft
Corporation Commission
of Pontotoc
Said County
Sarrah Goldsmith
Orange Goldsmith
L. EB. Franklin
Seal
Byron Roberts
A.’ T. Parrish
Piaintitt
Mary J. Phillips
F. E. Yates
College Addition
Pranklin
Holt & Gilbreath
Shprife
Ontotoe County
Perce
Isadore
Mott
J. F. Porter
Lucile Porter
Salina Smith
A. S. Heard
Tom G. Smith
Louis
W.S. Walker
H. Deal
J. F. McKeel
District Court of the
P. H Deal
A. &. Little
Plaint' S
Onia
By Williams
THE
Board OF Health
Trwillanse &4
AY Nfa Service. Inc
Mack Tipton
Virgil Ramsay
Harry Miller
Little
Frank Bacon
Messrs. Simpson
Fitts
Ed Gwin
Hugh Norris
W. Dee Little
Gilman Mackin
Roy Weldy
C. H. Hurst
Hugh Sawyer
W. K. Gilstrap
E. H. Nelson
C. C. Morris
Henry L. Cloud
T. L. Roberts
Gene Harris
Kenneth Gilstrap
C. H. Russell
Grand Canyon of
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Morris
John Fleet
Canada
New England States
Dale Fischbech
Carl Browall
Hubert Laird
Lewis Thomas
Brown Mackin
Vernon Kamp
Harvey Faust
R. W. Simpson
Roy Givens
Ed Win
J. C. Emerson
Harris
Stanly
Court of Honor
Alfred Green
Manard Fisher
David Blanks
Harold Criswell
Willis Fisher
Howard Fleet
Robert Puckett
Cecil Brewtser
J. C. Horton
Charles McCaskle
Kenneth Vaughn
Cecil Felton
Gilmer Nelson
Bill Hillhouse
Clifford Gay
Jerry Gwin
Daniel Burdeshaw
Floyd Highfill
Gene Crews
Francis
Allen
Philip Wimbish
Richard Couch
Boy Scout Council
Witch Hole
John Fitts
W. D. Little
W. J. Coff
Scout Council
Couch Transfer Company
Shelton Furniture Company
Coffman Hardware Company
Rollow Hardware Company
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
League
Legion Pine
Pet
Legion
Tigers
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D. S. Chestnut
Colbert Schoor
L. E. Hutchison, Ada
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