Sheriff Sale Notices Open Winding Timbered Oklahoma Lands
Foreclosure notices issued by Pontotoc County Oklahoma detail sheriff sales of property in Ada and surrounding lands. Listings include half sections in Section 5 Township 4 North Range 4 East and multiple parcels described under various judgements, with dates in August and September 1936 and sale times at 2 p.m. Plans cover mineral deeds and encumbrances, with parties The Texas Title Guaranty Company Federal Land Bank of Wichita Wich ita Kansas and other defendants.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Texas Title Guaranty Company
B. A. Tucker
Lizzie Tucker
Hamilton
E Goodwin
Mae M. Goodwin
Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Company
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Okla
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
Exchange National Company
United States District Court
Northern District of Oklahoma
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Oklahoma
Notice of partition suit in Pentetec County Oklahoma
No. 14,373 District Court petitions T G Phillips plaintiff against Benny Perry et al defendants. State of Oklahoma to Johnson Perry and Benny Perry unknown heirs. Plaintiff seeks partition of undivided interests in lands in Section 11 and Section 2 Township 2 North Range 7 East. Defendants' interests identified as owners. Respond by October 1, 1936 or petition will be taken true and partition judgment rendered. Harrel & Kerr Attorneys for Plaintiff. 8-27-31w
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Pontoetoc County
State of Oklahoma
Jeff D. Neal
Edward F. Jacobs
Katherine Jacobs
T. C. Brainan
Maybelle Claire Estes
J. G. Estes
J. P. Allen
Joseph T. Burch, Jr
Fay Mathis
Eirs
Dora Neal
Jeff Neal
Isa A. Neal
Willie Neal
Rose Neal
Lester Neal
Dora_Neal
Missispi
Dora Weal
Oklahoma
JSEAL
W. C. Dosson
District Court
Pontetoc County
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kan
B. V. Dosson
L. J. Wharton
J. R. Meeks
Emma Meeks
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Twentythree
Ada
Paul P. Calvert
Ameen Hassen
Paul Pr. Calvert
Clyde Kaiser
Oklo
Claude Sturdivant
Pontctoc
Cassie Hampton
Leader
Julius Hampton
G. H. Smyth
D. W. Thomas
Acts of Congress
United States
Odessa Roy
Noel Roy
State of
Della Bedford
Ralph McMillan
Bob Cason Motor Company
Pontotec County
Ada Weekly News
L. T. Walters
Josie A. Walters
Kittie E. Stout
Oklahoma State Bank of
Indian Meridian
Indian Territory
Pioneer Mortgage Company
As Corporation
CC. R. Drummond
Mary Ruth Drummond
la A. Ellison
W. E. Scott
J. T. Braley
S. E. Dunham
J. E. Hickman
W. J. Hughes
Indian Territory Illuminating O11
Midland Savings and Loan Company
Howard Caley
Pentetec County
T. G. Phillips
Benny Perry
Johnson Perry
Ranger East
Clarence Perry
Nellie Perry
FE. H. Johnson
Elzora Johnson
Said
Capitol Hill
Home Owners Loan Corporation
R. J. Lollar
EF. H. Johnson
Pontotoc Co
Okla
Harve Lambert
Gilbreath and Crawford
Poantotoc
Fhe
Elizabeth Houy
Heard
Elizabeth Trour
Fr. C. Heard
Harrell & Werr
American
Harrell & Kerr
Livestock Auction Report Highlights Mixed Prices Across Classes
Mostly steady to lower figures with 5.50 down in some sectors. Hogs total 1 609 with 155 direct. market down about 15 from Tuesday. Packers top 10.85 with some 10.90 85, hogs 180 260 head 10.50 85, lighter weights 9.25 50. Sows 8.25 85, stock pigs unchanged at 6.75. Sheep 100 head, lambs unchanged natives top 8.25, bulk 7.50, throwouts 5.50 6.00.
Ada attorney for petitioner in SS Co F case
Ada S. F. Green represents petitioner for the SS Co F matter. The document names Green as counsel and notes her role in the petition proceedings.
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Co. F. Green
Administratrix
F. Green, Ada
Market report shows mixed hogs cattle and sheep values
Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep bids mixed with uneven demand. Hogs mostly 14 to 15 lower than Tuesday with top at 11.05 for heavy loads. sows 8.50 to 9.25. stock pigs 8.00. Cattle and calves slow with gains on low cutters and steady feeders. choice heavy heifers 8.90. bulls vealers and calves largely unchanged. Sheep killing classes steady. best natives 8.25 to 9.59 for lambs and ewes in Utah and Colorado markets.
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Kansas City
CPM
U. S. Dept. Agr
Colorado
Utahs
Spot Cotton Steady as Prices Rise in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton closed steady with a 4 point gain in New Orleans on August 26. Sales reached 7,311 bales while receipts totaled 2,423 and stock stood at 266,406 bales. Prices moved to low middling 10.66 cents, middling 11.81, and good middling 12.41.
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New Orleans
Markets Oklahoma City cattle prices update
Cattle market activity shows 2,500 calves and 900 beef steers opening fairly active. Vealers and slaughter calves steady, stockers slow, grass steers steady around 7.00, feeding up to 7.75 with some loads above. Cow prices mostly 2.50 to 4.25, low cutters 2.25 to 3.25, yearlings 5.25 to 6.50, bulls 3.25 to 4.20, young calves noted as heavy.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Weekend notes and church notices from Ada area
A compilation of social visits church events and travel in Ada Oklahoma and nearby towns. People attend meetings visit relatives pick cotton travel to Indiana Rockwell Texas Arkansas Kansas and Arkansas City with many names and recurring families.
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Melvin Blansett
Rockwell
Texas
Newton Melville
Arkansas City
Kansas
Melville
Flora Burpo
Ada
Vada Vickers
C. W. Floyd
A. Floyd
Bob Floyd
Kingston
Mike Floyd
Nashville
Arkansas
Jack Scott
Vickers
Woolley Flat
Gentry Hatton
Floyd Vickers
Lula
Charley Davis
Jesse
Janie Barnes
Clyde Barnes
Hall
Mary Scrivner
Stonewall
Flora
Revival at Owl Creek closes with many at altar
Rev. D E Pendergraft and Rev Haley Messer led a revival at Owl Creek Sunday night. A large number sought pardon or purity at the altar. Young ladies who helped with the Bible contest included Miss Wilson Miss Gunter and Miss Evans among others.
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Ada
Alboyce Scott
Joyce Churchwell
Pendergraft
Gertrude Taylor
Owl Creek
D. E. Pendergraft
Haley Messer
Miss Wilson
Gunter
Miss Evans
Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields
Fleetborn Oil completes two wells in Upper Simpson and Hunton lime and starts two more. No. 3-A Morin posts three hours of tubing flow delivering 136 134 and 135 barrels. No. 7-A Harper Moores above 2,555.70 barrels daily. Magnolia reports six rigs active and two cable tool plugbacks as water supply stabilizes. Evans family named in completion note.
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Fleetborn Oil Corporation
Simpson
Hunton
Fleetborn
Morin
Woolley
Magnolia
Moore No
Harper
Water trouble slows Ada area oil firms and rigs
In the Ada oil area on the east side of the Fitts field water supply bottlenecks halt Sinclair Prairie and Skelly Oil operations. Magnolia Petroleum keeps about half its rigs active and reports a Hunton well Delaney No. 1 Sawyer 7-1-8 struggle at 820 feet for water.
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Ada Oil
Fitts
Sinclair Prairie Drilling
Skelly Oil Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Burris
Hunton
Coal County
Sawyer
Two Hunton lime wells report production tests
Fitts field yields two completions with oil in a one hour test and a two hour test. Magnolia No 18 Metropol itan Life NE NE SW of 27 2 7 produced 167.08 barrels. Moore No 1-B Schauers NW SW NW of 29 27 produced 210.41 barrels. Twin to No 2 Metro Life and to No 1 well, a gas producer and an Upper Simpson producer respectively.
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Fitts
Hunton
Magnolia No
Local Notes From Town Social Gatherings
Miss Eula May Hink returns from a Texas vacation. Allen Jennings family reports ill but improving babies. Mrs Bradford of Texas visits Allen Jennings. Tom Taylor plans to move. W R George hosts a large fish fry with guests including John Arnold and family, T B Brown of St. Louis, Tecumseh visitors, and Cody Schulte clan. Arnold and Evans visit Caney. Mattie George and Schulte sisters reunite after 27 years. J J Arnold travels to Caney for two weeks with his uncle.
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Eula May Hink
Texas
Allen Jennings
Caney
Sunday School Missed but Ada Visitants Attend
Sunday school was omitted yet Brother Western of Ada filled his regular appointment both Sunday and Sunday night. Families from Ada and nearby towns visited, with many sharing Sunday evening at various homes. The community was urged to attend Sunday school and singing, and a kiddie band program was announced for August 30.
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Brother Western
Ada
R. E. Tilley
Western
Roy Collins
Marie Loyd
Mrs. Loyd
Roy Hicks
Melvin Bittles
Lee Hampton
R. B. Allen
Marvin Loyd
Inez Agee
Susie Tate
Hampton
Garrett
Tom Roddy
Mrs. Crockett
Earl Rose
W. J. Jones
Mabel Kirby
Milton Loyd
Judson Kirby
Nellie Roddy
Son Evert
Grandma Roddy
J. D. Underhill
Local Community Notes From the Nate Thompson Home
Social visits fill a weekend as Mozelle Cavener stays with Ruby Dryden and many relatives visit in Center Wanette Center area. Families including Dryden Pennington Lamb Lambs Wood Reeves Bodine and Mitchells travel between Ada Edmond San Diego and Cincinnati with updates on illness travel and military service.
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Nate Thompson
Debs Thompson
Mozelle Cavener
Ruby Dryden
Bud Dryden
Inetta
Lawrence London
Center
L. T. Mitchell
Wanette
Ernest Cavener
George Standridge
London
Pennington
Ed Bray
Mill Creek
C. A. Pennington
Hattie Dryden
Ruby
Frank
Ray Dryden
Othal Ballard
J. W. Law
Leonard McGehe
Homer McGehee
Sylvia Evans
Geneva
Saacs
Henry Standridge
Ada
Ernest Lamb
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. W. Lamb
Winfield Law
Edmond Cavener
E. C. Cavener
John Wood
Bruce Little
Bethh Mitchell
Gideon
Milo Pennington
Colorado
LaDon
Mexico
Alvin
Aldell Flatt
Carnell Brewer
Jewel Reeves
Bennie Thompson
Dayton
Augustin Gibson
Mt. Holmes
Arkansas
Thompson
School Closure Prepares For Harvest Week
A rural note says school will close Friday to allow crops to be gathered. The piece lists visitors at singing night including Dodson Lilley Cubby Greenwood and several from Union Valley Conway and Happy Land. A singing trip to Conway occurred last Tuesday.
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Dodson Lilley
Cubby Greenwood
J. W. Chaffin
Dow Thompson
Union Valley
Conway
Happy Land
Ruby West
Lula
Tommie Wiles
LaVerne Brandon
Harrison Underwood
Mexico
E. H. Brannon
Lloyd LaQuitta
Val
LaWatha Brannon
Odus Wiles
Commodore Wiles
J. J. Brannon
Alva Dickerson
Ada
G. T. Sanders
Oil Well Blows In Near Lightning Ridge
Sunday services draw crowds as Brother Blackhawk of Ada and Brother Johnson from Devis fill appointments. Oil well success brings smiles to farmers, with hopes for more locations. Quilting fundraiser at Mrs Sissel’s to fence the cemetery, quilt to be given away Friday. Numerous local visits and travel notes follow, with Sunday school to meet and Ripple of Sulphur to preach at 3 pm.
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Brother Blackhawk
Ada
Bro
Johnson
Church of Christ From
Jim Duetin
Ardmore
Holland
Tobe Hennigan
Bud Solomon
McCullough
Fite
Watson
Mildred
Joe
Hennigan
Otis Webb
Arthur Coffee
L. O. Cobb
Willis Ables
Pauls Valley
Esther Foster
Faulkenberry
Virie Webber
Bobbie
Mrs. Wells
Bob Young
Heath
Roperville
Texas
John Ray
Joan Edward
Plainview
Crooks
Oklahoma City
Willie Webb
Sissel
Willard Owens
C. C. Wilson
Shelby Standfield
G. W. Watson
Dougherty
Willie McCulloh
Lee Jones
Colbert
Alvie Johnson
Grant Johnson
Hart
Jack Watson
Bee Coulson
Mannie Riffe
Rhodes
Braden Rhodes
Eick
Brother Ripple of Sulphur
Black-Draught Laxative Promoted as Constipation Cure
A historical notice extols Black-Draught a pure vegetable laxative that cleanses the system by restoring bowel movement. J P Mahaffey of Clinton DC reports relief from dull head ache drowsiness and lassitude through its use. The ad emphasizes its natural vegetable composition and effectiveness.
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J. P. Mahaffey
Clinton, D. C
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Della Redford
James W. Rodgers
Holdenville
Northern District of
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A. J. Davidson, W. E. Pepperell
J. F. McKeel Attorneys For
Palintiff
County Court
Peter Deichman
John Boyce McKfree
Franklin Bourland
Cc. FE
Mattie M. Cunning
TF Walters
Della Bed Frutt
Pontotocts Okla
Francis Rivccon
Proputy
Plaintiff
Peterson
William J. Butler
Lillian IE. Butler
Pantotoe County
R. J
John Boyce McKeel
Ada News
Lillard, Eidson & Lewis
Harrell and Kerr
East Tenth
J. H. Lovelady
W. L. Welden
East Main
Attesi
Harre! & Kerr
County of Pontotoc
A M. Harris
J. F. M. Harris
Jessie A. Price
Pontotee County
John Boyce McKeet
J. M. Dodson
County of
Wontotoc
County Court House
A. C. Dodson
E. N. Jones
Halls Hill
Earl Wofford
Joe Teel Sanday
Lee Roy Ginn
Buford Whisenhunt
Lavern Tomlinson
Barbara Tell
Thelma Reynolds
Irene
Waide Rose
Beatrice Hamilton
Tomlinson
Ernest Davis
Jessie
Wofford
Lucia
Barbara Teel
Claude Tomlinson
Henrietta
Fred Timmons
Janie Teel
Fred Reynolds
Curlee
Eva Mae Mitchell
Walde Rose
Mancie Nickels
Bill Rose
Arvil Reynolds
Lee Reynolds
Anna
Tex
Ollie Whisenhunt
Barbara Tees
Mrs. W. A. Evans
Ilona Evans
SD Tupelo
Walnut Grove
Bill Fender
Carney Walton
Helen Holmes
Herman
Offie Brannon
Lovelady
Keith Funeral Chapel, Inc
Ada, Oklahoma
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