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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1939

Page

7

Notice of Private Sale of Estate Real Property in Oklahoma County

In the matter of the estate of Manton M Wyvell deceased Ciara B Wyvell Administratrix gives notice of a private cash sale, subject to county court confirmation, of diverse lots and parcels in Pontotoc and adjacent counties, with a hearing set for September 1970 to approve sale terms. The sale includes undivided interests in surface rights and minerals in multiple sections, with bids submitted to attorney J Writer Long Jr. at Okemah, Oklahoma.

Okhuskee County State OF Oklahoma Manton M. Wyvell Ciara B. Wyvell Hotice Heal Estate Noticy Okinakes County Oklahoma Manton M. Wyvelt Qkemah Okfuskee Ania Manton M. Wyvell Pontatoc County Na- Ney Mary E. Buchanan Mary &. Buchanan Pontoter Iranid Anid J. Writer Long, Jr Finkes Okemah Clara F. Wyvele Manton M. Wevell Ada News Pontotec County District Court Said County Prudential Inaurence Company of America. & Corporation Plaintict. Va Karl Krannig Mary Kranitz BB. McSpadden Maggie M. McSpaddan CM. Mays Lumber Company C.F. Gahman SH. Hale Little Anderson Ada Pontotoc County Townalso Mortkare Praintifg Prudential Insurance Company of America Ania Mary Xrannix Tierson Pontotce County Clydr Skatser Pantatec County Claude Sturdivant Anderswerits Kerr Aod Lambert Earl Bohannon Ada Weekly Skucast Noethee Clark Pontotoc Ana Anid County Federal Farm Mortanke Corporation Wy Corporation Plaintiee Lydia Duncan County of Pontotec Pontotec Smallhrrest Bong Thirly- Ais Tawnahkin Indian East Meridian U. S Otis Garratt Ponatotoc Clegr Clyde Kaiser Okaingma Watersheriff McRae A. A. Davidson W. &. Papperell Zor. Plaintif Judes Ciey Oklvegms Fands Tencaents Kale Das Said S. Withers Cey DE Kaiser Papsecee County State Seurdivant Oaderaherte J. F. McK. Atty Tor Ene Lumber Co State of Okklahoma Uwssfene Pillinu Orell Tha Oetobes Amfaech Ty Thortkage Contelntay Ontario Fluma Orell Nan Garrett Biunier Orel Orell Garrett Towith Southeast Quarter North Hale Southwest Quarter Wil Oklahom Tontates Bynum Gertie Bynum Ponsotee Waiter Bynum Jae Jon Enid Hoyt Driskill Tushy, Harrell Trice Alttorneys

Applications Flood In For Farm Loans

Washington Ag. 23 P The third year of farm tenancy loan effort brings a flood of applications for loans to help tenant farmers acquire land. The Farm Security Administration plans 7 000 loans this year from a $40 million appropriation, with loans for 40 years at 3 percent, amortized at 4.3 percent, average about $5,000. Delinquencies are few and one foreclosure occurred after a farmer died. The program aims to slow tenancy growth when combined with rehabilitation efforts.

Washington, Ag FSA

McDonald Family Reunion Draws 59 Attendees

Rural community notes detail the McDonald family reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J M McDonald on August 20 with 59 attendees including two notable absentees. The event featured photographs, evening singing and preaching, and a second reunion at a Denny school house honoring Mrs. R C Bandy Hall with many relatives listed as present or nearby.

Lynard Neal ‘McDonald Oakman Will Eaton Ella Fairchild Elmer McDonald Alonzo McDonald Oliver McDonald Marcus McDonald Millage McDonald Shurman Denny R. C. Bandy Marion Williamson Irvin. Higgins Imperial Calif W. H. Bandy A. A. Bandy Gussie Golightly Bernice, Wilson Ollie Rogers Hernan Bandy Evelyn Lee Mattie Sailors Georgie Jarver Myrtle Capp Ollie Jones Scott Jones Margaret Ragland Ada Nisces Zoza Wilson Ruth Ragland Hubert Ragland Jimmie Ragland Lma Williamson Grandma Henry Center Tanie Myrick Mat, Myrick Ener Snyder Holdenville G. Tilley Lola Tilley Tory Tilley Jessie Bertié Shannon Fris Virgilia Wilson Serniece Wilson

Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight Ada Area Notes

Local notes list family gatherings and church activities. Attendees include Mrs. Roger, Mrs. Bertha Brooks, Miss Waley Rose, Irene Franklin of Stonewall, and numerous Teel, Nix, and Curlee relatives visiting Ada area homes. Nearby visits feature Jim Cope's birthday dinner and a singing convention.

Roger Bertha Brooks Garry Connever Gerty Jim Curlee Fred Jones Walnut Grove Bill Rose

Steedman Steedman Nandartinn Singing At High Hill

The Steedman singing party at High Hill drew a good crowd though some singers were absent. Many locals shared updates on visiting relatives and church attendance as folks prepared for cotton picking in McKinney Texas and communal meals with family and friends.

Alice Tomlinson Antlers Okla Clyde Smyers Charlie Hogue Sim Olney W. B. Blackburn Norning McKinney Texas Sarlos Ted Lois Wilburn Sears Pauline Opal Gil Leona Nichols Laferne Phelps Louise Sales Christine Phelps Marcell Geraldine Melton Troy Vigas Bud Sweatt John Sears David Gray Preston Sears Blackrock D. M. Kerr Ed Crabtree Lizzie Sweat McCall’s Chenel Beilson Knox Sweat Lula Johnson Roy Freeny He Steedman

Local Household Visits Fill Weekend Across Ada Area

A stream of visitors and family gatherings stretches through Ada and nearby towns with Ed T Fox and family visiting kin in Seminole and numerous relatives from Dallas Clarita and Arkansas sharing meals and calling on friends like Mrs G Pist Mrs Mary Shaw Mrs Sue Richardson and many others over the weekend. Camp meetings at Wintersmith Park drew attendees from Cupps Laffoon Walker Sat erfield Cargill Beggs Woods and other area names while extended visits to Corpus Christi Ada and Weleetka keep kinship ties active.

Texas Bonnie Peters Dallas J. W. Peters Clarita Rachel Payne Bromide Sue Richardson Manuel Shumard Gus Watson Salon Stisham Ve Hickory Fd Walker Joe Watson Clark ‘Richardson James Adella Jones Katharine Dorothy Denham Juanita Townsley Halen Richardson Demariel Walker Owl Creek Baren Seller Biro Gentry Hattonee Stonewall Monay C. M. Jackson Weleetka Wintersmith Park Cupps Laffoon Jack Lafoon J. C. Odom Joe Lafoon Corpus Christi Springer Nannie Flowers Kethley Stonewall Bud Smith

Two inmates sentenced for jail break in Kansas county

Bernard Craft of Nowata Oklahoma and Alonz Hulse of Fort Smith Arkansas were sentenced to three years in prison for breaking jail on July 2 while serving liquor sentences in Miami County Kansas. A third prisoner Eldon Walker of Ottawa Kansas was charged with burglary and escaped. he has not been apprehended.

Paola Kas Bernard Craft Nowata Okla Alonz Hulse Fort, Smith, Ark Miami County Eldon Walker Ottawa

Longs Former Aide Is Key to Louisiana Inquiry

Baton Rouge report on the Louisiana grand jury investigation highlighting Alice Lee Grosjean Tharpe, once Long’s secretary and confidant, believed to possess a file of photostatic records detailing Long and successors. Tharpe testified as the probe continued, with questions about whether she will disclose further information.

Long Key To Louisiana Inquiry Baton Rouge Ey Long Kingfish Louisiana East Baton Rouge Leche Tharpe James Terrell William Allen Thorpe E. Lcord

German press links nazis to Bismarck policy draw

The article reports German newspapers praising Bismarck’s diplomacy as the Nazi regime shifts toward rapprochement with Russia. It notes the foreign office views a chance to resolve Europe’s crisis, highlighting renewed ties with Russia and a photo display pairing Molotov with Ribbentrop.

Ain France Foreign Office Dienst Aus Deutschland Germany Russia Poland Britain Europe Wilhelmstrasse Bismarck Otto von Bismarck Kaiser Wilhelm Netherlands Adolf Hitler Fortiem Vyacheslaff Molotoff von Ribbentrop Ribbentrop Malatoff

Quality Of Cream Is Money Affair

Oklahoma dairy officials say improving cream quality could have added about 1.2 million dollars to farmers’ income last year. Cream quality depends on handling before market, with cooling and cleanliness boosting price. faulty cream lowers overall value across butter and other products.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma J. C. Davison State Department of Agriculture Davison

Owasso Man May Get Honor Medal

Huffman of the Tulsa county Red Cross says indications are favorable that Ray J. Thompson of Owasso will receive a National Safety Council honor medal for reviving Alta Ruth Graves after a drowning July 4. Thompson's artificial respiration saved the Sapulpa girl's life. a medal committee has been alerted for its next meeting.

Tulsa Huffman Life Tulsa County American” Red Cross Ray J. Thompson Owasso Reds Cross Alta Ruth Graves Sapulpa National Safety Council

Sinclair Reposts Lower Crude Price Across Southwest

UPI reports Sinclair-Prairie Oil Marketing reposted its reduced crude price across Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico retroactive to August 16 at 7 am. The price matches the August 10 20 cent cut previously announced. Company officials declined to comment on the move. Freeport Tex C. P. Kendall Jr. won first prize for the most fish caught by a country newspaper man in a deep sea rodeo, though he had not caught a fish.

Tulsa UPI Sinclair-Prairie Oil Marketing Company Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Freeport Tex C. P. Kendall Jr

Refugee Conductor’s Daughter Slain in Tragic Death

In Zurich a German refugee husband killed his wife, Bruno Walter’s daughter, then shot himself. The incident alters the lead to a music festival engagement, revealing Walter’s familial link and his anti Nazi stance. Walter, once Austrian premier admirer, later became a French citizen.

Zurich Switz Bruno Walter Germany Walter Neppach Kurt Senschnigg Austria Ife

Quicksand Fords South Canadian River Vehicle Near Norman

In Norman an effort by highway workers and volunteer farmers recovered a truck from the South Canadian River quicksand after a week. The vehicle was swept downstream during a ford attempt. a trailer and 1½ head of stock were lost. The driver survived as sand and floodwater damaged the truck. In Mangum, officials signed agreements for the 1940 shelter belt tree planting program, urging landowners to apply promptly due to a 15 percent cut in funding as part of a national effort to curb land blowing by planting trees in arid areas.

Norman U. S. Forest Service

Creek County Courthouse Levy Vote Planned for Sept 19

Sapulpa August 23 A special election is being prepared to allow taxpayers to vote on a one mill levy to fund repairs for the Creek County Courthouse. The state fire marshal condemned the building and ordered immediate repairs. County commissioners support the resolution for the election.

Sapulpa Creek County

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