Minor seeks majority contracts power in Oklahoma
The undersigned Ethel Mayhue by her next friend A A Mayhue files in the Probate Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on December 3 1932 a petition asking the court to confer upon her the right of majority in contracts and deeds and to empower her to transact business with the same wife as if of full age, under guardianship. Signed November 16 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Latioima
Fontatuc Tomaty
Ethel Mayhue
A. A. Mayhue
Pontiioe County
Ethel Mavis
Oklahoma Notice of Probate and Foreclosure Sale
The notice to creditors requests all claims against W G Davis deceased be presented within four months to G Kirby administrator in Ada Oklahoma. A separate Sheriff sale announces foreclosure of land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma under a 1932 judgment of $16 278 82 with interest and costs, to be sold January 3 1933 at Ada County Court to satisfy the decree.
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Peraons
W. G. Davis
G. ©. Kirby
Wimbish & Wimbish
American Priiding
Ada
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okla
Farmers National Bank of Wewoka
W. C. Bunyard
Herbert T. Thompson
Hugh Barham
L. W. Cozart
Case Order From Metrict Court Pontoto County Okla
Sequence of an order issued November 30 338 in a case where Windsor County Trust Company Vermont is plaintiff and Louie Glen Peck and Maud Peck his wife are defendants. The Gypsy
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Pontoto County
Oklahoma
Windsor County Trust Company
Vermont
Louie Glen Peck
Maud Peck
Foreclosure Sale of Pontotoc County Property
Sheriff Franklin advertises the sale of the west half of the southwest quarter and east half of the southeast quarter of section 34 township 4 north range 6 east Pontotoc County Oklahoma containing 40 acres with improvements. Proceeds to satisfy a 1932 judgment of $1140.06 plus interest costs and fees. sale January 3, 1933 at 4 pm at the Ada courthouse front door. first offered subject to a Gypsy Hi Company oil and gas lease. If not sufficient, property to be sold free of lease. Witnesses: H JONES undersheriff and attorney W DUNCAN.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahome
Oklahomsa
Tiimw
Pange & Mast
Weslock
Ada
Ania
Ofl
Gypsy Hi Company
I. BB. Pranklin
Oklahoma
H. Jones
Duncan
Plaintif
Thanksgiving social notes and local gossip columns
Local notices recount Thanksgiving visits across Oklahoma area families. Guests include Lorene Sparks, Aurora Akerey, F. G. Meyfield and Mayfield families, Joe and Hansel Riddle, and others in Blackwell, Ada, Francis, and Oklahoma City. Also reported are school activities, illnesses, a pie supper planned for December 1, and a stroke in Sam Mayfield.
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Lorene Sparks
Aurora Akerey
F. G. Meyfield
CC. B. Mayfield
Farl F. Edwards
Jack and
Clee
Toots Edwards
Oklahomaity
Fouls Blackwell
University of Oklahoma
W. R. Riddle
Lula
J. W. Chaffin
Gladys Chaffin
Alice Caldwell
Dan Thompson
L. H. Blackwell
Oklahoma City
Caldwell
Akers
Mary Ellen Hatcher
Murray County
T .B. Hatcher
Glen Reeves
Ivey Mayfield
PF. G. Mayfield
S. B. Mayfield
Oklahoma City Doctor Sentenced for Ruth Hall Murder
Dr. Richard E. Thacker a 60 year old former army physician received life imprisonment at hard labor from District Judge John B Orden for the death of Ruth Hall 22 allegedly from a criminal operation. Thacker showed no emotion as the verdict was read and Sheriff Stanley Rogers said he would be taken to McAlester penitentiary likely this week.
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Oer Lahoma City
Richard E. Thacker
John B. Orden
Ruth Hall
Thacker
Stanley Rogers
McAlester Penitentiary
Medical society invites surgeons for December conference
Pontotoc County Medical Society members met in the B P W club rooms and approved inviting three nationally known surgeons for a December conference and inviting doctors from nearby cities. They backed United Charities plan for distributing aid and jobs and will examine anyone claiming inability to work for scrip exchange for food or clothing referred by the citizens central committee.
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Pontotoc County Medical Society
Convention Hall
United Charities
Citizens Central Committee
Floyd Mystery Deepens in Oklahoma Bandit Case Obscure
Authorities centered on the Floyd gang as George Birdwell and two other bandits were killed or wounded during a Boley bank robbery attempt. C. C. Patterson was briefly suspected but Floyd remained unlocated, with funeral plans and morgue visits shaping tense police action across Seminole and Okfuskee counties.
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Earlsboro
George Birdwell
Boley
Okfuskee County
Birdwell
Seminole
Charles
George
Floyd
Maple Grove
Haley
C. C. Patterson
Ench
Fioyd
Earnsboro
PD. J. Turner
Stonewall
Okemah
Okhemah
Patterson
DPD
J. Turner
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Charles Glass
Wewoka
Nancy Bruner
Turkey Creek
Thompson
Floyd and
November birthdays and social notes in Union Valley
No. 3 teacher with birthday presents around November dates. On Tuesday evening, November 22, several club women hosted a birthday shower for Mrs. Joe Hogzgatt. Another celebration marked Miss Lorene Sparks whose birthday fell on November 25. The month hosts many birthdays at Union Valley with neighbors sharing meals, visits, and church activities.
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Joe Hogzgatt
Lorene Sparks
Union Valley
J. W. Chaffin
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Ada Oklahoma December 1932 notice pursues sale under a 1922 district court order. Wichita Kansas corporation plaintiff vs Bruce M. Virady and others defendants real estate NW 1/4 section 25 township 1 north range 7 east 160 acres to satisfy judgment 3783.42 plus interest costs and fees and costs. Sale January 1 1933 at 10 o clock a m at the south front door of the Ada courthouse. Frankin sheriff Pontotoc County Oklahoma with McKeel Fryer Flinn Pepperell attorneys for mortgagee.
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Xavior
D@efendants
John +. Hallmark
John H. Hallmark
John F. Hallmark
Minor
Guardian
Ira FE. Cornelius
H. G. Beard
J. HW. Kuykendall
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
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Township Three
Bane
Indian Base Sing
Enid
RILA
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Jestadind
District Court of Pontoto
Oun
Okiahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
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Ress
Selina
Grady
Burnett
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Annie A. Drown
P. A. Norris
KB. Haine
Roy Raina
E. Claine & Son
J. 1
Mandela
William Cramer
de- Viacos
Truetoce
Eaehanne Rooyalty Company
Tulan
Oamahona
T. J. Hotter
Royalties Almendsigon
Kiahoama
comntTyOn Law Trust
Pontoise County
Piavleotine
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Ada
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Kinhoma
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Harry RR. Brown
Annie A. Brown
EF. J. Showalter
A. Norrie
J. BE Rains
Roy Rains
Vpontotec
Pentotoc
Oklahoma
Saver Transportation Co seeks motor carrier certificate
Super Transportation Co. announces its intent to file with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission an application for a certificate to operate as a motor carrier for freight. Route proposed Ada to Atoka via Stonewall Tupeli Centrahoma Coulmate Lahici. Applicant Saver Transportation Co 12-1620.
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Super Transportation Co
Corporation Commission
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Atoka
Stonewall
Tupeli
Centrahoma
Coulmate
Lahici
Saver Transportation CO
Frisco Pecans Harvest Amid Hog Killing Hobby
Frisco residents busy gathering a large pecan crop at low prices from 2 1 2 to 23 4 cents per pound while hogs are being killed as a pastime. The community reports healthy conditions and notes money scarcity despite the harvest.
Thanksgiving at Happyland School Helps and Visitors
The Happyland school under Mrs. Joe Graham and Miss Mildred Maness is decoratively ready for Christmas with candles and wreaths. On Thanksgiving Day, pupils in Mrs. Graham's room shared a hot lunch as visitors Elois Lamb Lizzie Barman Carlos Laughlin and Henry Ingram joined the event. Various relatives and neighbors visited and spent Sundays with local families including Agnes Trovell Ona Denton and the Laughlin clan.
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Joe Graham
Mildred Maness
Mrs. Graham
Elois Lamb
Lizzie Barman
Carlos Laughlin
Henry Ingram
Bernice Anderson
Eloise Lamb
Pauline
Lorene Laughlin
Agnes Trovell
Bessie Wilson
Ona Denton
Ila Tharp
Gay Binkley
Ruth
Rachel Tharp
Willard Andersen
Charlie Laughlin
Clarence McCurry
Ponca City
Oklahoma Good Roads Association Pledges Large Highway Plan
Oklahoma City reports the Oklahoma Good Roads Association aims to expand the state highway system to 10 000 miles of improved roads. President W O Woodan of Okmulgee says the program seeks to remove politics from the highway department and favors yearly surveys of 2000 miles to guide spending. The group opposes ad valorem highway taxes and cautions against diverting highway funds to reduce state indebtedness, warning it would worsen unemployment.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Good Roads Association
W. O. Woodan
Okmulgee
State Highway Department
Association
Wood
Bus plunge injures six near Okemah Oklahoma
Six persons were injured when a Southern Kansas stage lines bus plunged into a ditch two miles east of Okemah. Mrs L E Hess of Oklahoma City suffered a fractured skull and loss of blood. Edgar Warren a University of Oklahoma student had severe head injuries and a broken collar bone. Other injured were Elizabeth C Smith secretary to Paul A Walker state corporation commissioner T D Graham Tahlequah L H Meeks Muskogee and Carl Harris Oklahoma City driver. All were taken to Okemah hospital. Harris said he swerved to miss an unlighted wagon due to approaching car lights. Miss Smith had cuts and bruises Graham a lacerated knee Meeks a broken arm and Harris severe lacerations.
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Oremah Oki
Southern
Kansas Stage Lines
Here
L. E. Hess
Oklahoma City
Edgar Warren
University of Oklahoma
Elizabeth C. Smith
Paul A. Walker
T. D. Graham
Tahlequah
L. H
Homer Paired Thanksgiving Feast with School Work Day
Homer community members and teachers gathered Friday November 25 for a large Thanksgiving barbecue and pashofia dinner. Under John Davis and Bill Brumley supervision fifteen teams labored on school grounds while parents and visitors joined in cafeteria style meals and craft work. Patrons praised the day and pledged to return December 2 for another work and fun day.
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Homer
John Davis
Bill Brumley
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