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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
7
Oklahoma district court actions involve L Richards vs Chesnut debt collection and mortgage foreclosure concerning Erastus C Chesnut and heirs. separate suits seek heirship determinations for Susie Smotichey John Atkins and Sam Smotichey. Notices also announce guardianship sale of Josie Bell Perry real estate and American Investment Company mortgage foreclosure with public sale and witness deadlines.
Sheriff announces sale of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section Six Township Three North Range Six East in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of 2846.00 with interest and costs. The sale is set for September 11, 1922 at 7:00 a.m. at the north door of the Ada courthouse.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the guardian announces a public sale of Elsie Robeson’s real estate on September 1 1922 at 10 a m at the county courthouse to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation. The property includes specific fractional parcels in Section 10 Township 2 North Range 6 East with cash on confirmation. Guardian W F Floyd and attorneys Busby and Harrell file the notice dated August 10 1922.
Notice of sale under order of sale issued from the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on the 12th day in 1922. Amel i nvestment Co is plaintiff and Tandy Alfred Kennedy Eliza Kennedy and First National Bank of Ross Oklahoma are defendants. Proceeding directed to me as sheriff for the sale.
Sheriff Bob Duncan announces a public foreclosure sale for two judgments: one in favor of the plaintiff for 660.60 plus interest and costs, and a cross petition by The First National Bank of Ross for 2233.75 plus interest and fees. The property includes multiple tracts in Section 29 and Section 13, Township 2 North Range 6 East, Ada Oklahoma, with sale scheduled September 16, 1922 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door.
In Potitotoe County Oklahoma the guardian will sell at public sale to the highest bidder with court confirmation. The sale is set for September 1 1922 at 10 am at the Ada courthouse. The ward holds at least a one fifteenth interest in parts of the West Half Southeast Quarter, South Half Northeast Quarter, Northwest Quarter of Southwest and related parcels in Township 3 North Range 7 East and West Half Southwest Quarter of Township 3 North Range 6 East. The parcels are described with specific sections and widths.
Notice of sale by Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheriff under a 1922 foreclosure order. The sale, at 2 PM on September 25 1922, will offer Lot 11 in Sunrise Addition Ada for cash to satisfy a $1179.79 debt plus interest, attorney fees, and costs. Auction at the north front door of the Ada Courthouse.
guardianship Mamie Rogers announces a court sale of Wanda Smathers minor’s real estate in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. On September 14 1922 at 1 o clock P M the court will sell the north seventy feet of lots 9 and 10 block 134 City of Ada for cash upon confirmation.
In the County Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma Gale Statler sues Selina Wesley Sime Courtney Cornelia Parnacher Colman Perry Eula Simpson McCurtain Bygiemie Perry Josie Bell Perry and unknown heirs and executors to determine surviving heirs of Annie Ishtincheyou a Chickasaw full blood. Annie died Oct 29 1921 resident of Pontotoc County lands described in sections 8 6 and related townships are listed.
District Court of Pontotoc hear case Conservative Loan Company against Hurley Prince Maud B Prince and others seeking foreclosure of a 100 acre Oklahoma land parcel. Unknown heirs executors and assigns must answer by October 11 1922 or petition will be taken true. Dated August 14 1922.
Three inmates who escaped from the Muskogee county jail near Claremore were recaptured early today. William Bennett the alleged getaway driver was captured 15 miles north of Claremore while George and Frank Savage were re-arrested at Claremore. Sheriff reports no resistance. The delivery described as the most daring in regional criminology, executed by Bennett single handedly with pepper spray.
Fragmentary note cites butter wrapping oil cost confusion with vague figures and a question about pricing. No clear events or named entities to identify.
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