Notice of Sheriff Sale of Ada Land Foreclosure 1940
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will offer for sale at Ada Oklahoma on September 30 1940 at 4 PM a lot five block eight Dan Hays Addition Ada in Pontotoc County. Sale to satisfy Home Owners Loan Corporation v Downing judgment for 1466.19 plus interest 5 percent and costs. Witness W N Hughes undersheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Dan Hays
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
R. Downing
Ruby Downing
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Laude Thompson
Wkly
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita through Sheriff J F McKeel will sell the described 160 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on September 30 1940 at 2 p.m. at the Ada courthouse front door to satisfy a $2823.90 judgment plus interest from February 22 1940 and costs. Attorneys for Plaintiff are A A Davidson W W Ez Pepperell and the sale is under case 16502.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
M. I. Owen
M. N. Owen
Daggs
M. J. Owen
Arlington
SW SE
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Dew
State of Oklahoma
Katie Scribner
W. B. Hokett
W. R B. Hokett
Hoyt Driskill
John Boyce McKeel
Atty
Ada Weekly News
Pontetec
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Ferdinand Koch
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
J. F. McKeel
A. A. Davidson
Public sale notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1940
Auction of 260 acres in Pontotoc County to satisfy a $3,929.84 judgment will occur September 3 1940 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse front door. Federal Farm Mortgage Corp and J F Lloyd are plaintiffs. Clyde Kaiser sheriff cites pipeline easements and unpaid costs. Also notice by publication in ejectment and partition case requiring defense by September 13 1940 or risk judgment for rents and $1,200 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
J. F. Lloyd
Ada
U. S
Cities Service Gas Company
Magnolia Pipe Line Company
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
A. D. Webb
William FE. Webb
W. F. Deaton
Mary Elizabeth Webb
A. C. Deaton
Ruth Helen Elizabeth Deaton
Lemuel Cawood Webb
W. A. Webb
Elizabeth CC. Webb
Township 5
Della Bedford
H. Fleming
W. P. Gullatt
Sea Lions Taught to Stand Erect in Training Lab
Report notes sea lions can be trained to stand on hind fins and exhibit upright postures. A separate item states Christmas is not recognized as a legal holiday in Kansas, affecting public offices and observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ada City Court Forecloses Delinquent Street Assessments
The Ada Oklahoma case invokes Or dinance 562 to foreclose liens on on Ok Avenue paving and related improvements from Main Street to 4th Street. Tracts described include parts of Blocks 28 29 and 53 in Ada. Judgment directs Sheriff sale to establish a trust fund for retirement of street bonds and distribute proceeds accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
City of
Ada
Lizzie Mitchell
Martha Bowers
Florence Cillcrease
Nee Bowers
Willard Wers
Sallie Bowers
W. Scott Jones
R. L. Holcomb
Claudie E. Keatley
M. D. L. Roberts
A. Ia Lahue
J. R. Bevel
Ellis
Bevel
Hattie Broaddus
Jack White
Sue White
W. H. Hunt
J. L. Tidwell
Lilly P. Bevel
Irene Bevel
Martha Bevel
C. Nail
E. CC. LaPointe
Lydia LaPointe
Z. K. McKay
Central Dairy Products Company
First National Bank & Trust Company
J.¢. Hynds
FE. M. Welch
Lena Welch
J. P. Rogers
Bertha E. Ryan
Edna Gaar
J. Dpd
Local Building & Loan Association
T. M. Hughey
Fanniel L. Hughey
Home Building & Loan Association of
F.L. Evans
Marie McMillan
Rebecca McMillan
M. C. Hood
Hettie Hood
A. A. Dean
T. G. Fowler
Ann B. Fowler
W. O. Crow
Eunice Crow
Gus Pallas
Victoria Pallas
State of
Willis J. Bowers
Onak Avenue
Main Street
4Th Street
Storm Damage Reported Across Oklahoma Stateswide Deaths and Damages Noted
A widespread storm drenched eastern Oklahoma with heavy rains and light showers causing one death and multiple damages. Buck Cobler, 12, was killed by lightning in Talihina. Damages included downed lines in McLoud, a destroyed truck shed at Cardin, and mine pump struck by lightning near Hockerville. Rain totals varied with Chandler at 3.60 inches and other stations reporting varied amounts. Forecaster Harry Wahlgren predicted more thundershowers tonight or Thursday across the state except the far northwest and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Chandler
Talihina
Buck Cobler
Orval Cobler
Catoosa
McLoud
Ottawa County
Hockerville
Cardin
Miami
Newkirk
Okmulgee
Ponca City
Sallisaw
Shawnee
Tulsa
Vinita
Ada
Ardmore
Durant
Idabel
McAlester
Poteau
Harry Wahlgren
Oklahoma City
Court of Honor Meeting for Scout Troops
Court of honor set for Thursday night at the Presbyterian church starting 8 p.m. Troops 16 and 49 Coalgate 27 Atoka 5 Ada reregister. Reorganization of Olney Clarita Centrahoma to occur soon. Alien scouts plan an overnight hike this Friday. Homer troop with Herman Ford Norman Mitchell and Homer Kuykendall spent a weekend at Penington. A camporal for all scouts will be held late September. A Kansas City visitor praised troop 13 for summer attendance and should have visited troop 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Coalgate
Atoka
Ada
Olney
Clarita
Centrahoma
Homer
Herman Ford
Norman Mitchell
Homer Kuykendall
Penington
Kansas City
Greater returns for amount in vested
Classified ads in Ada News highlight higher value for money in invested returns. Readers are shown how strategic buyouts and long term ad placements yield better exposure. Local businesses seek cost efficiency by bundling ads and targeting key products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Ed Gallagher Dies After Illness at Oklahoma A&M
Oklahoma City Aug 28 Edward Clark Gallagher 53 famed wrestling coach at Oklahoma A and M college died today at St Anthony s hospital from pneumonia He had coached at the school 23 years and led his wrestlers to 19 undefeated seasons His teams won national titles and he trained many world and Olympic champions Born in 1887 he began at A and M in 1904 after an engineering degree and a career in track football and physical education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Edward Clark Gallagher
Oklahoma A
M.’ College
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Gallagher
Colorado Mountains
Stillwater
Rockne
M. College
Baker University
Baldwin
Kas
Oklahoma
National Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas
Perth
Argonia
Medford
Okla
Ada Visits Highlight Former Local John Fleet
John Fleet of Houston Texas visits Ada for a few days. a former resident of Ada. Mr and Mrs Grady Simmons of Atwood transact business and shop in Ada on Wednesday. Dorothy Doyle daughter of Mrs Sam Clark 330 West Fifth Street underwent a tonsillectomy at Valley View hospital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleet
Houston
Texas
Ada
Mr. Fleet
Grady Simmons
Atwood
Dorothy Doyle
Sam Clark
West Fifth Street
Valley View Hospital
Stroud Returns to Los Angeles After Visit
Frank Stroud returned to Los Angeles after visiting his mother Mrs. W. M. Stroud and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Bessie Tracy of Roff visited friends and shopped in Ada Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stroud
Los Angeles
California
W. M. Stroud
Bessie Tracy
Roff
Ada
Emmons Family Vacation Ends in Eureka Springs Arkansas
Mr and Mrs O D Emmons and their son John returned Tuesday from Eureka Springs Arkansas where they had been vacationing for several days Max Martin underwent a minor eye operation at a local clinic on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Emmons
John
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Max Martin
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Charley Strader and daughter Eddie and Mrs Aubrey Strader Sampson and children Donald Edd and Donna returned from a brief visit in Henryetta. They were joined home by Miss Lorene Condred who will stay here this week. Mr and Mrs Harvey Faust spend Wednesday and Thursday in Shawnee as guests of Mrs Flynt Ball. Mrs A C Smith of Sulphur visited here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Murrell Henningan, Mr and Mrs Lester King, Mr and Mrs Claude Thompson and Miss Sara Boswell returned from a visit in Ruidoso New Mexico. J A Gant of Roff underwent a tonsillectomy at a local clinic. George Ballard has returned to Galveston Texas after visiting sister Mrs Vada Bell and brother Bowie Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Strader
Eddie
Aubrey Strader
Sampson
Donald Edd
Donna
Henryetta
Lorene Condred
Mrs
Harvey Faust
Shawnee
Flynt Ball
Murrell Hennigan
Lester King
Claude Thompson
Sara Boswell
Ruidoso
New Mexico
George Ballard
Galveston
Texas
Vada Bell
Bowie Ballard
Lorene Deaton
Compton
Lea Taylor
Ray Nelson
Centralia
Ill
Nelson
Thelma Gordon
Oklahoma City
D. O. Stewart
Maggie Walton
Billey
Ada
Vernon
Floyd Stewart
Pecan Grove
Pleasant Hill
Otus Wiles
Cecil Brannon
Union Valley
Deborah
Buddy
Oakman
Cromwell
Ira Wommack
John Williamson
Sherman Williamson
Bob Wade
Denny
Edna Scroggins
Sidney Binkley
Cedar Grove
Pennie Lillard
Tad” Lillard
George Carter
William
Vada Lillard
Ivan Cromer
Merlyn Lee
Mary Kathrene Cromer
Jap Lillard
Stanley Lillard
Linver Lillard
Patricia Ann Price
Chester Rose
Mattie Scroggins
Breco Hospital
A. M. Cecil
F. F. Cecil
D. T. Brown
Stonewall
J. R Adams
Center
Hatcher
Bob Bushers
Willie Lois Bushers
Barney Bushers
Happyland
Leroy
Jacqueline Kelly
Mable
Jewell McDonald
Herbert Kaiser
C. L. Kelly
Kelly
Armour Company
John Reed
Uncle Grant Scoggin
J. N. Caton
J. N. Lillard
Murray Smith
Local Residents Attend Ada Tuesday Activities
Mrs. J. C. Russell of Allen attended to business and shopped in Ada Tuesday. Mrs. Virgil Strader left Tuesday for Henrietta where she is now employed. Jack Chapman returned Wednesday from a visit with his grandfather in Bonham Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Russell
Allen
Ada
Virgil Strader
Henrietta
Jack Chapman
Bonham, Texas
Miss Susan Norris And Kate June Case Vacation Return
Miss Susan Norris and Miss Kate June Case have returned from a vacation in Minnesota and other northern points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Norris
Kate June Case
Minnesota
North
Mrs. A. H. Roberts Visits Rog ers Arkansas Friends
Mrs A H Roberts of 801 East Ninth street returns from a brief visit at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Bowman in Rogers Arkansas. Delbert Sherman of Stonewall was a business visitor in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Roberts
East Ninth Street
F. E. Bowman
Rogers, Arkansas
Delbert Sherman
Stonewall
Mrs. Hacker and sons return from nine week vacation
Mrs. Albert Hacker and her sons Joe and Mack return from a nine week vacation that included trips to Bay View Michigan Canada and Mackinac Island and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hacker
Joe Albert and
Mack
Bay View
Michigan
Canada
Mackinac Island
Miss Evans Guests In Tulsa And Ada
Miss Margaret Evans of 510 West Twelfth street visited Tulsa as a guest of friends on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frederick of Allen were in Ada on Tuesday to attend to business and shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Evans
West Twelfth Street
Tulsa
Barbara Woods Returns From California Visit
Miss Barbara Woods arrived Tuesday evening after an extended visit with relatives and friends in California. She was welcomed in Holdenville by her mother Mrs. Homer Woods and by Mrs. Olive Couch and Mrs. Adah Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Woods
California
Holdenville
Homer Woods
Olive Couch
Adah Conger
Mrs Frank George Plans Springfield Visit After Parents’ Home Stay
Mrs Frank George plans to leave Thursday for her home in Springfield Illinois after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Granville Mont in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank George
Springfield
Illinois
Granville Mont
Local visitors mingle in Ada area events and births
Mrs. Martin Bartlett travels from Oklahoma City to Austin after visiting her parents Dry and Mrs. W. R. Threldkeld. Nearby, Mrs. L. P. Hickox visits Konawa friends in Ada. Rainbow Girls hold a school of instruction at McAlester. Bellevue and Fort Scott visitors depart after weekend. A son born Tuesday night to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eugene Cobb at Valley View hospital, where the father works as Armory caretaker. J. F. Rich of Sasakwa stops in Ada for business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bartlett
Dry
W. R. Threldkeld
Oklahoma City
Austin
Texas
Marie Toler
Beverly Johnson
Harriet Schroeder
Marian Morris
Shirley Toler
Arlene Morris
Rainbow Girls School of Instruction
McAlester
J. D. Orton
P. ¥. Drummond
Edna Orton
Drummond
Billy Orton
Bellevue
J. M. Mitchell
Kent
Fort Scott
Kansas
Arthur Eugene Cobb
Valley View Hospital
Armory
Refugees Arrive Safely Aboard Army Transport American Legion
The army transport American Legion reached New York harbor with over 800 American refugees after a perilous voyage from Petsamo Finland beginning August 16. The Norwegian crown Princess Martha and her children were brought ashore and to the Waldorf Astoria, with diplomats aboard. The ship received an escort from two U S destroyers. Virtually all aboard were Americans fleeing German and Russian domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
American Legion
New York Harbor
Petsamo
Finland
Scotland
Germany
Martha
Scandinavia
Coast Guard
Battery
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Florence Jaffray Harriman
U. S
Norway
Brooklyn
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgerstierne
United States
George T. Summerlin
State Department
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sunshine Landmark Missionary Baptist services draw crowd
Elder F. E. Teague of Ada preached at Sunshine Landmark Missionary Baptist church with strong attendance. Sunshine school opens with good turnout as residents engage in community events and a planned Oakman cemetery fence project gains support. An all day work event on Sept 10 invites residents to join rebuilding the cemetery area.
Past Week Smiled For State Farmers
Oklahoma City reports a favorable week for farmers with adequate surface moisture in eastern two thirds of the state. A general rain is needed in the western third, fall gardens and new alfalfa are being planted, corn is damaged by dry weather in the west, and cotton made excellent progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Local Socials Report From Byng and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Thomas Burrows of Byng hosted guests including Aubrey Cassady Margaret Smith and Golda Hicks visiting Paul Thurman of Pickett Sunday. Louise Estes and A R Selph visited Belzora Balthrop Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Hester Reed
Meridene Tollison
Bill Balthrop
Johnny Jeary
Donnie Balthrop
Imogene Tollison
Mary Sue
Georgia Smith
Cleavas Balthrop
Bonnie Andrews
Jim Hicks
4-H Club Attends Fair Preparations and Revival Notes
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Hailey with Mr. Hailey visit the 4-H club as they plan fair exhibits. The women report canning 1107 jars of vegetables and fruit. A revival by Rev. E Haskins and Rev. M Caton runs nightly through September 1 with large crowds, including school children on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Hailey
Mr. Hailey
4-H Club
Wayne Lee Livard
Joyce Coveton
Dwayne Coveton
Geneva
Dale
Gale
Vander Cecil
Patricia Ann Prince
H. C
Dennis Lee
Jesse
Enos Lee
Kelly
Sunday Social Notices From Local Families
Sunday school was well attended with gatherings at the Dodson home and visits among Whitsons Archer and related families. Several neighbors and relatives spent weekends with each other, with sickness noted among Kel ling Williams and McAnally families. A death in Mississippi brings condolences as plans for prayer meetings and YPS services continue.
Weekend church services and community notices in Owl Creek
Rev Joe Laffoon of Wilburton preached here Saturday night and Rev Brooks spoke Sunday and Sunday night. A large crowd attended. Mrs Myrtle Bulie of Tupelo and Mrs Morene Trimmner of Stonewall visited relatives here. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Luther Hatton at Breco hospital. Families gathered for a reunion at Den man Flowers home with forty relatives present. Several visitors joined C M Sliger family at their Ada and Wooley Flat circle. 4 H club members Lula Mae Rose and Mary Etta Scott work on a bug box for the County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Creek
Joe Laffoon
Wilburton
Brooks
Myrtle Bulie
Tupelo
Morene Trimmner
Stonewall
Williamson
Luther Hatton
Breco Hospital
Jack Thompson
G. C
Thompson
C. M. Stigler
Wielman
Couch
Otto
Denman
C. M. Sliger
Joe Thompson
Kilpatrick
Ada
Massie Wooley
Wooley Flat
Dow Thompson
Ahloso
Lafern
Mary Etta Scott
Edith Sliger
Reece
Alfoice Scott
Oral Elmo
Pleasant Hill
Lula Mae Rose
Family visits and Texas trips noted in local column
Mr and Mrs Herschel Miller and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Hemmingway with children visited Edd Price family Saturday night. Mrs Clarence Balch and sons returned to Freer Texas Thursday with Hazel Scroggins and Vernon Norris. Rev Erlin Haskins conducted Oakman revival with Virgie Chandler Ridaway Jantha and Othaline Rainbolt attending. Betty Sue West infant died August 24 at home. funeral at Cedar Grove conducted by Rev J N Caton. Mr and Mrs T J Bingham of Gladewater attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Miller
Joe Hemmingway
Edd Price
Clarence Balch
Carthel
Clyde
Freer
Texas
Hazel Scroggins
Vernon Norris
Virgie Chandler
Ridaway
Jantha
Othaline Rainbolt
Oakman
Erlin Haskins
Lulla Hemmingway
McCalls Chappel
Lucille Price
Loyd Price
Betty Sue West
Calvin West
Thelma
Nadine
Jean West
Mildred Price
Francis
Edna Bingham
Gladewater
Kenneth
Gene
Wayne
Clo
Wyoming
Cedar Grove
J. N. Caton
T. J. Bingham
Little Bettie West
Miss Yetta Berger Visits Holdenville Then Return Home
Miss Yetta Berger of Holdenville left Sunday for home after a week with her mother Mrs. O. L. Berger. They visited friends at Maysville and Lightning Ridge during the stay. Several local residents and families hosted or visited others through the weekend and into Monday.
Pickett News Roundup From Pickett Area
Blanche Montgomery of Stuart attended church Sunday night. A family reunion at J A Southerland home drew 63 relatives and friends. Visits span Durant Fitzhugh and local families with multiple calls and Saturday night visits. A Union Hill 7 to 2 ball game win, baptisms at the steel bridge, and various neighborly calls are noted with a farewell for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Montgomery
Stuart
J. A. Southerland
Other Gray
Durant
Luther Fowler
Fitzhugh
B. F. Fowler
Virgie Fowler
Worley Estes
Union Hill
Buddy Roberts
Herman Coley
Mary Lou
Anna Marie Fowler
Jewell
Jeen
J. C. Southerland
Wewoka
Steel Bridge
Wesley Harrison
Heart
Marvin Chilcoat
Bud Sutton
Gertrude Penrod
Jean Southerland
Nadine Penrod
J. H. Bulloch
Georgia Thurman
Pickett
Jewell Southerland
Mary Lou Fowler
Historic Inn Rebuilt for Racehorse Era in Alabama
Historic Greenbottom Inn once frequented by Andrew Jackson is being rebuilt in Huntsville using native marble as a Works Progress Administration project. The reconstruction, following a fire, costs four to five thousand dollars. In Dunkirk New York, large goldfish seen in the harbor are linked to a washed-away pond near Cleveland during a lake storm. Conservation officials say descendants may be moving across Lake Erie toward Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Greenbottom
Andrew Jackson
Works Progress Administration
Dunkirk
N. Y
Dunkirk Harbor
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Fresno composer dedicates ballad to Yosemite rangers
Fresno songwriter Fred Miller has dedicated his new ballad To Yosemite Falls to the park rangers of Yosemite National Park. The gesture honors the rangers and their work preserving the famed wilderness area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rangers
Fresno
Cal
Fred Miller
Yosemite Falls
Yosemite National Park Rangers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. N. Whitaker
Helen M. Whitaker
William L. Whitaker Jr
William Ll. Whitaker Jrr
Ollie Dell Green
J. F. Green
Australia
Hampton, N. H
J. ¥. McKeel
C. Durbin
W. E. Pepperell
Care Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Wichita, Kansas
Plaintiff
Mary Katherine Boyd
Webb
Sarah Jane Holybee
Susie Ann Nunley
Myrtle Nova Yoakum
Minnie Near Hudson
William F. Webb
Mary
Elizabeth Webb
A CC Deaton
Pontatoc
Ada Robinson
C. FE. Robinson
CRORS
IMS
McKeel & MecKeel
American Building
E. Robinson
J. B. Meekees
R. F. Robinson
Hobert G. Orton
E Scouts
Ed Gallagher
A. C. Smith
J. A. Gant
A. J. Frederick
Gomery
Hope
L. P. Hickox
Konawa
J. F. Rich of
Sasakwa
F. E. Teague
Sunshine Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Kate Bevins
Bevins
Sunshine School
H. E. Tinsely
Henry Cooksey
Charley Hooks
Earl Hathcock
Creager
Lovelady
Bessie Walton
Donna Price
Goldie Martin
Ruth Eatherly
Jewell Price
Opal Dell Taylor
Minnitha Porter
Pattie Sue Porter
Carnell Price
NYA
Wetumka
Thelma Price
J. O. Price
Ruth and
Cliffa Gene Eatherly
Josephine Barton
Virginia
Joan Barton
Jules Jared
Conway
Ray Fulkerson
Heloise Fulkerson
J. C. Martin
W. M. Ross
Amarilla
Floyd
Vernon Stewart
Kenneth Martin
N. C. Martin
Tim Taylor
Earl Taylor
Oliver Taylor
Colbert
Christene Martin
R. G. Martin
Connerville
N. C Martin
Horace Looney
Dodson
Oscar Whitson
Roy Bivins
Leonard Archer
Lillie Bottoms
Cooper
Egypt
Ray Sweet
Coy Booth
Henry Golden
Nora Whitson
Lois Archer
Joe Turner
Roy Buster
Roy Bottoms
Armstrong
Dora Whitson
Myrtle Archer
Lindale
Bettie Joyce Archer
George Archer
Charles
Grandma
Grandpa Kelling
Alma Williams
Grandpa McAnally
Charley Braden
Emmett Bottoms
Skaggs
Walnut Grove
John Binion
Roy Binion
Jim Rich
Mississippi
Fred Jackson
Clyde Bottoms
Barney Bottoms
Y.P.S
Lon Cecil
Vanoss
Yetta Berger
O. L. Berger
Maysville
Lightning Ridge
Wilson Phillip
G. W. Pitt
Billy Denham
Robert Henry
Carl Denham
Frank Bennett
Ally Denham
Roy Arnett
Troupe
A. Wall
Bill Denham
Edwin Ragland
Pauls Valley
Bud Ragland
Cook
Fannie Pearl
Ace Thomas
J. L. Tilley
Carl Tilly
Carl John
Ripley
J. J. Shaw
J. N. McKeel
W. J. Standridge
Rachel Tilley
J. B. Owens
T. V. Brown
Pitt
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