Notice of Publication in Pontotoc County Court
District court actions in Ada Oklahoma include foreclosures and notices of publication against multiple defendants regarding delinquent street improvement assessments on Stockton and Twelfth streets. The cases name numerous heirs unknowns and corporations with specific tract descriptions and scheduled sheriff sales. The record also covers guardianship proceedings for E M Gullatt Jr and a real estate sale return with a December hearing in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Frank C. Norris
John P. McKinley, Jr
Oklahoma partition suit over Chickasaw land in Pontotoc County
Plaintiff A Merece seeks to quiet title and partition against Loman Sealy and the unknown heirs of Fli Sealy deceased in 160 acres of the SE quarter of Section 15 Township 1 North Range 7 East Indian Base and Meridian Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The petition asks for a judgment declaring plaintiff owner of 19/21 interest and Loman Sealy owner of 2/21 interest with deadlines set for answer.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Merece
Loman Aay
Eli Sealy
State of Oklahoma
Fli Sealy
Towit
Hearing on full blood deed for Pontotoc lands set
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma a hearing is set for December 12 1940 on William Gibsons petition for approval of a warranty deed conveying 140 acres in Section 23 and 26 Township 3 North Range 5 East. Notice mailed to United States Probate Attorney Luster Cook Ardmore and Ada Weekly News publication planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
William Gibson
Oklahoma
Lester Cook
United States
Ardmore
Luster Cook
United States Probate
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Hoyt Driskill
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Ada Pontotoc County Okla
On the 23rd day of December 19460 at 2:00 PM the sheriff will offer Lot Five in Block Twenty Dages Addition Ada Pontotoc county Oklahoma for sale to satisfy a judgment. Home Owners Loan Corp and R Vaughn and Pennie Vaughn are defendants. Judgment amount 1572.94 with 5 percent interest from 1938 and 155 attorney fees plus costs. Sheriff Clyde Kaitser and Warren R. Rice oversee. November 21 1951.
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College
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Paul Hensley
Clara Mae Hensley
Warren B. Rice
First National
Pentotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Esther Pelter
Jacob Pelter
Pontotoc County
Father Pelter
Conort
Cor~t
Arlington
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
J. W. Hogeratt
Ella Hoegatt
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
R. Vaughn
Pennie Vaughn
Clyde Kaitser
Warren R. Rice
Guardian's Sale of Joy Sugg Estate Noted in Ada Court
A. R. Suge guardian for Joy Joan Sugg a minor has filed a return of sale of an undivided 1 44 rights in multiple quarters of Section 35 Township 5 North Range 4 East totaling 24 acres for 500 per acre or 1250 dollars. The 13th of December 1946 at 10 a.m. in the Pontotoc county Ada Oklahoma court room invites written exceptions and contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
E. M. Gullatt Jr
E. M. Gullatt
KE. M. Gullatt Jr
Townshine
Ada
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
E. M. Gullatter
Joy Joan Sugg
A. R Suge
A. R. Suge
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
County Treasurer T Sam Dew will offer at 9 a m January 2 1941 in Ada Oklahoma the sale of separate tracts with bids listed for each parcel Lot 9 Block 10 Donaghey Addn Ada City bid 10 00 by J I Briley Sale contingent on higher bids and Board approval terms cash purchaser pays ad costs.
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T. Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Donaghev Addn
Ada City
J. I. Briley
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Dew
Want Ads Vacancy Through Death Opens North Pontotoc County
Rawleigh route in north Pontotoc County is now open after the death of dealer Brewer, who died Nov 1. He previously made sales up to $70 weekly with a well established trade. Exceptional opportunity. Write at once Rawleigh's Dept. OKL-3-202 Memphis Tenn 11 21 51.
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Rawleigh
Pontotoc County
Brewer
S. Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Ada votes to fund municipal airport amid aviation growth surge
East Central college operates Number Seven pilot training unit with about 50 graduates boosting private flying interest. Ada Chamber of Commerce aimed for a permanent air facility, and Tuesday's bond issue tally of 1,397 votes marks a record in the city’s history, surpassing past bonds and indicating strong support for aviation expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central College
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Stern version of old axiom urged in defense pay row
A stern modern version of the pioneers fish or cat bait formu la was studied today by a group of congressmen determined to halt production delays following strike settlement awards in defense industries. Under the proposal discussed by the house judiciary committee strikers who failed to abide by the awards would automatically forfeit any job based claim for exemption from army conscription.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Oakman Community Seeks Health Clinic And Bond Approval
Oakman area plans a school health clinic with Schick tests typhoid vaccines and smallpox shots while a bond election for gymnasium auditorium and water system improvements passed 65 to 5. Local news covers Christmas program preparations lunch program praise and community updates across residents and events.
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Oakman
Schick
Oakman School
Lucille Kaiser
Bert Spivey
W.P.A
Steedman
Pleasant Hill
Wewoka
Hubert Williams
Eugene Coventon
Hutchinson
Pickettt Methodist Church Notes and Gifts
Sunday school attendance remains strong with several classes reporting perfect attendance. Women’s Christian Service Society hosted a grocery shower for Rev. T. M. Robertson, sharing a program on St Paul and refreshments. Cement block exhibit announced for the new building. Local churches donated building materials and library books. A study course by Rev. Cornelius will discuss the New Testament order of composition.
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Women’s Christian Service Society
Scarberry
Jones
Walter Corbin
A. P. Robertson
I. R. Gilmore
D. S. Smith
Haseen
Asbury Church
Presbyterian Church
Cornelius
Fannie Cruson
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits in Ada and surrounding areas
Sunday and Sunday night church services led by Rev. Brooks at Owl Creek. Visitors from Perry Oklahoma City Ada and Lula stopped by relatives here over the holiday weekend. Families including the Sligers Couch Hobbs and Hutchins shared dinners shopped and traveled between Ada Lula and surrounding towns.
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Williams
J. C. Russell
M. J. Brewington
Paul’s Valley
Vanoss
Owl Creek
Brooks
Alford Horton
Oklahoma City
Winston Bennett
Smith
Perry
Mr. Bennett
Hotton
Pearl Hutchins
Lula
Tom Riley
Ada
Lenia Wielman
Lula Oaks
Six Weeks Test Results And Local Bake Sale Plans
The six weeks test saw top scores from Garland Lowe eight grade Junior Murphy seven Mil dred Lowe six Donald Gene Rose five Robert A. Sliger four Jessie Mae Elmore three and Johnnie Smith Jane Sliger tied for highest in the primary grades with 19 of 20. Weather caused a postponement and students were marked absent. On Wednesday afternoon Owl Creek boys beat Lula 23 to 5 and Lula girls 19 to 9. A pie sale and old time auction are planned for Thursday night December 5 with pies from girls and attendees urged to bring money to bid.
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Garland Lowe
Junior Murphy
Mildred Lowe
Donald Gene Rose
Robert A. Sliger
Jessie Mae Elmore
Johnnie Smith
Jane Sliger
Lula
Owl Creek
Community gathers for church services and charity play
A large crowd attends Saturday night and Sunday services with church activities and a young people's union. A three act play An Old Fashioned Mother is planned for Friday night to raise funds for the new church, featuring a cast of local residents and a mix of drama and light comedy.
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Young People’s Union
Bro
Hoover
Shumard
Leon
Jess Gurley
Woodrow
Barney Hall
Laverne’ Voyles
Terene
Vernie Johnson
Jackson
Jessie Mae Turner
Ruby Dempsey
Jack Beller
Center
Luther
Raybert Solomon
Vaness
Melvin Shumeard
Woodrow Hall
John Underhill
Quakenbush
Alva Lee Gurley
Burnice Morrison
Thanksgiving program and Ada visitors tied to a holiday week
The article notes a Thanksgiving program enjoyed by many with no school from Wednesday to Monday. It lists numerous Ada visitors and local residents visiting relatives in Ada and surrounding areas, including the Hom er club women meeting on Wednesday, and several families spending the holiday with relatives.
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Sam Zearly
James Edward
Thurman and
Herman
Ada
Pete Allen
Leona Philpot
Ollie Lilley
Blanche Cheek
Betty Hill
Signer
Georgia Murl Higdon
Cotton Littles
John Collier
Leroy Zearley
Robert Roy Heaton
J. L. Holiday
Jess Holiday
Geraldine McConnel
California
Arents
Ed Brumey
Homer Club
Buster Painter
Depew
Mr. Painter
Stump Bell
Visiting families gather at Horse Shoe ranch and Ada homes
A series of visits connect the Kaufmans and Elliots at Horse Shoe ranch and many Ada residents. The Kuykendalls Ford and Zearley families join gatherings with relatives including Ed Kuykendall Sam Littles and Mrs Lilley. The note mentions dog killing locally and urges community pride.
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Ernest Kaufman
Virginia Lou
E. B
Lee Elliot
Horse Shoe Ranch
Kuykendall
Herman Ford
Ed Kuykendall
Ada
Sam Zearley
James Edward
Tommy Ford
Etta Blackburn
Mr. Ford
Blackburn
Sam Littles
Mr. Little
Mrs. Lilley
Denny
Allie Lilley
Isolation Building Sought for Crippled Children Hospital
Gen. Robert A Patterson requests legislative appropriations to fund an isolation building at the Crippled Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City. He suggests oil royalties from hospital wells as a financing source and calls for a new nurses home and remodeling of the current nurses home. The 17th legislature allocated 68 720 dollars for the project, pending federal matching funds.
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Oklahoma City
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Robert A. Patterson
Patterson
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
University Hospital
Oklahoma Society For Crippled Children
Harrington Wimberly
Altus
L. H. Wentz
Ponca City
J. B. Champion
Ardmore
J. D. McAlester
State Man Slain in Alcatraz Fight
In Alcatraz Prison a convicts fight left Rufus McCain dead after Henri Young used a makeshift dagger. McCain, 37, died hours after the stabbing in the prison tailor shop amid long smoldering inmate hostility.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco
Henri Young
Rufus McCain
McCain
Young
Durant Okla
Coventry center to rise from ruins after blitz
Coventry city architect D. E. Gibson told the Royal Society of Arts that the German bombing last month may have cleared the way for a city center of greater riches and beauty, as Coventry recovers from the destruction.
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London
Coventry
D. E. Gibson
Royal Society of Arts
Oklahoma Traffic Toll For Year Near 1939 Level
The Oklahoma highway patrol reports the year’s deaths at 436, only six above 1939 at this point, after a late surge. A 4-year-old, Richard Herod, died in Blaine county when his neck was broken as his father’s car struck him after a turn.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Richard Herod
Southard
Blaine County
R. E. Herrod
Jones says Britain good risk. denies large loan report
Nine high officials met at the treasury to discuss war production and Britain's finances. Jones declined to comment on whether production or Britain’s ability to pay were discussed, and denied reports that Eccles proposed a 2.5 billion loan secured by empire gold.
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Jones
Treasury
Britain
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
New York Herald Tribune
National Industrial Conference Board
New York
Lone Wolf Drills Johnston County Wildcat Well
Lone Wolf Oil and Gas reports Carl Wolf No 1, a wildcat well in Johnston county 16 miles east of Tishomingo, drilling ahead at 500 feet as of Wednesday.
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Lone Wolf Oil Company
Johnston County
Tishomingo
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Richard W. King
Fred King
Grace King Rose
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R. W. King
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Prince Chevrolet Company
Elizabeth Coleman
Myrtle Coleman
Ollie Coleman
Carl Coleman
Unknown
D. F. Coleman
A. A. Dean
M. Lt. Saylors
M. B. Oliver
Henry Oliver
J. T. Reed
Howard Newcomb
Colny
Sutherland Lumber Company
Public Schools Publishing Company
Newcomb
Lloyd Rose
John Cox
Cora Cox
Robert E. Gaunt
Mary E. Gaunt
Alonzo Perry
Susie Perry
Y. Q. McCammon
W. W. Sledge
J. BR. Sledge
State of
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N. P. Dodge Corporation
Cleo Buster
Cleo Buster Green
Pearl Huster
Albert M. Althea
M. L. Saylora
Stockton Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Southside
Belmont
Della Bedford
F. Robinson
Ivt
Hubert G. Orton
Plaintiff
First National Bank
Okklahoma
Co. A. Thomas
Thomas P. Holt
Josephine Roach
F. L. (Fannie) Hughey
Beulah Dawson
John F. Ryan
Joe Ryan
John Ryan
Belton Brady
John R. Osborn
Ebeyv
McCauley & Company
W. H. Ebey
Harmon Ebey
J. J. McCauley
Oklahoma State Bank
H. A. Bonifield
Stella H. Rives
Bertie Sims Gwin
Ed Gwin Jr
Jerry B. Gwin
Carolyn Gwin Davis
Bette Ann Gwin
Ed Gwin
John P. McKinley
Nying
Twelfth Street
Johnston Avenue
Broadway
Rennie Avenue
Hobert G. Orton
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of
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Emma Elizabeth
Cora Carpenter
Robert Ellet Carpenter
First National Bank of Stratford
Mark Lunsford
G. D. Kendell
Raynara
Hobert Gorton
Ada News
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W. H. Febher
Harmon Esther
J. T. McCauley
Fher-McCauley & Compar
Esther Wether
Pella Bedford
F. Robinson, Denuty
Hoyt
W. S. Kerr
Rob’'t S. Kerr
Aubrey M. Kerr
Kerr, Lambert & Conn
American Building
T &S. Kerr
OWL Creek School
Wilson
Homer
FDR
Miami
Roosevelt
Caribbean
South Atlantic
U. S. S. Tuscaloosa
Harry L. Hopkins
Commerce
NEA Telephoto
Lone Wolf
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