Oklahoma suit seeks to cancel cloud on real estate
J H Kuykendall files petition in Pontotoc County District Court to cancel a deed cloud on a large parcel described as part of the NW quarter and surrounding sections. The suit names multiple parties including guardians and heirs and asks for judgment canceling the contested title and determining rights to the property. A notice and deadline of December 22, 1982, is set for defendants to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawoh
Kaykeodsil Piaintitt
John F Hallmark
John H. Hallmark
John F. Hallmark
John H. Hallmark Guardian
Ira
Beara
Dan Srs
Avian
Saeek Gronn
Hallmark
Guardian
Ira BE. Cornelioe
MG Heard
Aintiff
J. H. Kuykendall
Pontotoc County
Yklahoma
Pamed
Cleese
Go Railway Company
Henge
Bila
Summers
Wilefong
Super Transportation Co Applies for Motor Carrier Certificate
Navbieb to whom it may concern announces that Super Transportation Co. intends to apply to the Corporation Commission of the State of Kentucky for a certificate to operate a motor carrier for transportation of freight over the Ada to Atoka route via Stonewall Tupelo Centrahema Conigeate Lebieh. Application details and route corrections may follow.
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Nitic
Super Transportation Co
Corporation Commission of
State of
kKinhama
Ada
Atoka
Stonewall
Tupelo
Crntrahema
Conigeate
Lebieh
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Oklahoma Real Estate
Order of sale issued by the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma directs the sheriff to advertise and sell without appraisement the described property in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 1932 against The Windsor County Trust Company and multiple defendants. Sale set for January 3 1933 at 10 00 a m at the county courthouse front door.
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TT Hs
District Court of Worthotor
Coveanty
Oklahoma
Samh Das
Federal
Tard Bank of Wichita
Wichitau
Kanens
S. (. Mors
Mena
Mom Nee Wirody
Choctaw Hall Noeste
Fternett
Harry St. Brown
Annie A. Virewn
A. A. Norris
J. Eo Laine
Roy Gaines
A Doling Biusitees
BE. Raine & Bon
William Cremer
Asimne
Exvhanite Thaynily Company, & Corporation of
Tulta,Minhoma
T. J. Hoffer
Moyalties Association of Oklahoms
Comerton Law Trust
Weherith
Pontetee
Pontwtet
Kisahoma
Tuewil
North Wret
Southwert
sNorthwest
North Hall
Northead
Howthwest
Heation
Newhwest
Northwet
Southweet
A O'Clek
Ada
Enid
Pontetot
State of Oklahoma
Rand
District Court
Wontotoc County
Windsor County Trust Company
Vermont
Louie Glen Peck
Maud Veck
Gypevil Company
Barsah A. Veeck
Jesen F. Muecker
Clyde Rucker
Mayme Crystal Veeck
W. Aeck
Mabel N. Peck
W. T. Melton
Oklahoma State Bank of Ada
Okliahome
A2 Corp
Muther- Jang Lumber Company
F. Lee Kennedy
Lydick, McPherron & Jordon
Farm & Home Reriies and Lawn Association of Missouri
Pontotoc County
Alef
Pontetoc County
Ortahoms Deer
Ringe
Eath
Gypsy i
I. KE. Franklin
Pocototoc County
Oklahom
H. Zones
W. ¢. Tyuncan
Pilaintiff
Ada Weeky News
Pontocioc County
Okinhorman
Bank of
Wichits
Koieas
Bruce M. Brady
Tre
Pontotoc
Klahoran
Ranne Heven
McKeel & Fryer
J. J. Flinna
EK. Pepperelg
Konawa Bridge Toll Firm Denied Judgment Appeal
A Oklahoma City report states a $5,250 judgment for J. Fe Careo against Ada Konawa Bridge Co over a camshot wound suffered crossing the toll bridge near Ada. The court affirmed the verdict in district court.
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Okeklahoma City
J. FE. Careo
Oklahoma County
Ada- Konawa
Ada
Notice of application for majority for Ethel Mayhue
State of Oklahoma Pentoter County notice that Ethel Mayhue by her next friend A A Mayhue will file in the district court on December 3 1932 a petition to confer upon her majority rights for contracts and deeds enabling her to transact business as if of age dated November 16 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mayhue
A. A. Mayhue
Pentotee County
State of Oklahoma
Supreme Court ruling on Key and service in county case
In a 5 to 4 decision Justice E R McNeill affirmed that George D Key former Democratic state chairman challenged Carzos legal service in the county arguing an attempt to quash the summons during trial was late. Dissenting opinions were written by J W Clark and Robert A Hefner. The incident occurred as Carzo traveled from Seminole County to Ardmore after failing to pay a toll and being fired on by Pete Martin, son of bridge keeper George Martin. Key served as trustee for the bridge company once known as the McKeown Bridge company.
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State Supreme Court
E. R. McNeill
George D. Key
Carzo
J. W. Clark
Robert A. Hefner
Care
Seminole County
Ardmore
Pete Martin
George Martin
Von Schleicher Becomes German Chancellor After Hindenburg Pact
Berlin Dec 3 General Kurt Von Schleicher accepted Hindenburg’s request to form a new ministry and was appointed chancellor. The move ends political uncertainty that had gripped Germany as power shifted toward a stabilized government.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
von Hindenherst
Germany
Germany’s New Chancellor Faces Turkish Independence Clash
The piece outlines General Von Schleicher becoming chancellor after Von Papen’s resignation, with wartime powers and decree authority under article 48. Hitler’s National Socialists refuse to support the government, signaling a fragile parliamentary path and possible rule by decree. It also covers Secretary Hurley’s defense report urging stronger land defenses and caution on Philippine independence, stressing nonpartisan national security.
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Franz von Papen
General von Sehleicher
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
von Schleicher
Reichstag
Reichswehr
Germany
Prussia
Washington
Hurley
Hoover
Army
Navy
Department
Secretary of War
Guymon Youth Named National FFA Leader Balances Farm, Talks
Vernon Howell, named American Farmer at the American Royal Livestock Show, leads thousands of Future Farmers of America while running his family farm in Guymon Oklahoma. He plans speeches but places home farm duties first. Howell has built a diverse operation with poultry, swine, wheat, and breeding stock, and has held multiple FFA offices. He will continue breeding and planting next year and aims to attend events as his farm allows.
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Guymon
Otta
Vernon Howell
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Howell
Lonne Howell
Milo
Ben
Guymon High School
Future Farmers
Guymon Junior Chamber of Ecommerce
Three Convicted in Federal Lottery Case in New York
New York reports Conrad H. Mann Frank E. Herr ing and Bernard C. McGuire convicted on federal lottery charges. Raymond Walsh acquitted. Jury urged clemency for the convicted defendants. Sentencing postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conrad H. Mann
Frank E. Herring
Bernard C. McGuire
Rtaymond Walsh
Bank executive sentenced in Brownsville conspiracy case
Gregg sentence: Merchants National Bank of Brownsville convicted of conspiring to misapply more than 250000 in bank funds. He receives three years in Leavenworth Penitentiary and a 10000 dollar fine plus a three year suspended sentence. Judge Wilson notes the suspended term should not affect parole considerations.
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Greegz
Wilson
Greig
Greege
United States
Congress
Philippine
Senate
Houston, Tex
Merchants National Bank
Brownsville
Leavenworth
J. C. Wilson
Gregg
19 year old Pauline Herr ing pleads guilty to robbery with firearms
Pauline Herr ing, nineteen, pleads guilty to robbery with firearms tied to the Konawa night watchman holdup and three store lootings in October. Superior Judge C Guy Cutlip sentences her to five years in state prison. She also admits involvement in a Quinton store burglary and implicates her husband Pete Herring, jailed in Garvin county on a robbery charge.
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Seminole
Oka
Pauline Herring
Konawa
C. Guy Cutlip
Quinton
Pete Herring
Garvin County
Death of Fort Smith Gypsy Postmistress Marie Cole
Mrs. Marie Cole, longtime postmistress for Fort Smith gypsy tribes and Arkansas first registered woman pharmacist, died in a hospital after months of illness following a fall. Her husband W H Cole is also ill. Named by King Steve Costello to manage mail for Spanish Romans English and French camps, she helped bind a diverse itinerant community to the local post. Friends place her age around 73.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Marie Cole
Arkansas
United States
W. H. Cole
Steve Costello
Steve
Mrs. Cole
Oklahoma
Prime Livestock Sales Highlight International Exposition
At Chicago December 2 the International Livestock Exposition featured prime cattle sales and auctions. Hereford and Shorthorn breeds led top bids while breeders from across the nation praised purebred stock as foundation for American agriculture. Prices ranged high with record purses, and junior feeding honors crowned Kenneth Zink of Verona Wisconsin for the Hereford steer. Auction activity extended to swine, sheep and horses with prize ribbons awarded and meat ready for packing houses.
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Broward
Chicago
Kenneth Zink
Verona
Wis
Hereford
Wong
Tomhave
Aberdeen-Angus Association
Far W. Sheets
Department of Agriculture
City Police Record: 128 Arrests in November
Petty offenders kept city police busy during November with 128 arrests for the period. Compared with previous months, the report notes higher activity and ongoing patrols to curb minor crimes.
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Montis
Green re-elected AFL president pledges militant action
Cincinnati December 2 1925 Ita Green was unanimously chosen president of the American Federation of Labor for the ninth year. He vows vigorous methods to win unemployment insurance and a 30 hour workweek and to translate convention resolve into action. Green took office in 1924 after Samuel Gompers death.
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Sincinnati
Ita Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Samuel Gompers
Robber Pleads Not Guilty in Wirt State Bank Heist
Harry Henry, alleged Wirt State bank robber, arrested shortly after the November 18 hold up, pleaded not guilty at district court arraignment. He had waived a preliminary hearing and faced charges including murder of an Oklahoma City railroad employee in 1921.
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Ardmore
Harry Henry
Wirt State Bank
Henry
Oklahoma City Railroad
Oklahoma Governor seeks 600000 relief funds for two years
Oklahoma Governor Murray urged the legislature to appropriate 600000 for relief over the next two fiscal years to maintain federal aid. If approved, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation may advance funds to employ 10 monthly per person through July 1934, with loans expected above 5800000.
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Oklahoma
City
Aiurray
Federal
Maroh
Murray
Red Cross
Eacken
Nebraska
Dark Outlook For Cops As Wreath Opens In Ada
December brings a grim start for Ada law enforcement with six arrests this month. Six Black individuals face charges including competing, possession of doc, and petit larceny. One case involves alleged theft of about 200 pounds of flour from Ada Milling Co, with part recovered and rest dispersed through the city’s northern section.
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Ada
Ada Milling Company
Quail and Duck Season Hailed by Oklahoma Fish Commission
Sid Graham urges ethical hunting as quail populations rebound despite a harsh northeast Oklahoma winter. He warns against overkill, notes quail abundance, and stresses sport, dog work, and conservation for future seasons.
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Sid Graham
State
Fame and Fish Commission
Oklahoma
Bob White
D. H. Bryan Dies at Home in Stonewall
D. H. Bryan died Thursday at his Stonewall home. Burial is at Frisco cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow Mary Bryan. D. E. Bryan of Ft. Bryan Stone. D. E. Bryan of Fort Smith Ark. Jessie Bryan of Blackwell. Alfonso Bryan of Madill.
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D. H. Bryan
Stonewall
Frisco
Criswell Funeral Home
Bryan
Mary Bryan Stonewall
D. E. Bryan
Ft Bryan
Stone
Fort Smith
Ark
Jessie Bryan
Blackwell
Alfonso Bryan
Madill
Mrs Lizzie Carr Dies at Home Near Stratford
Mrs Lizzie Carr died Saturday evening at her Stratford area home. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 o clock, with burial in McGee cemetery. She is survived by husband Joe Carr two daughters Reavel Carr Stratford and Ossiah Heutehen Paden Oklahoma and one son Freddie Auterberg Tipton Oklahoma.
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Lizzie Carr
Stratford
McGee
Chriswell
Chargh
James Parkinson Faker Dies in Centrahoma at 64
James Parkinson Faker, 64, died at his Centrahoma home Monday at 10 AM. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 PM at the Methodist Church in Centrahoma, with burial in Centrahoma Cemetery. Hudson-Kelish Funeral Home is in charge. He is survived by two sons and five daughters. He had lived in the Centrahoma community for many years.
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James Parkinson Faker
Centrahoma
Methodist Church
Hudson-Kelish Pureral
Harse
Baker
Centrahonma
Death of Lelia Jean Agee at one and a half years
Lelia Jean Agee died at the family home north of Ada on Tuesday morning at 5 o clock. Funeral services will be held at the residence, followed by burial in Egypt Cemetery, with Hudson Keith in charge. Lelia Jean is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Agee.
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Aubrey Infant” Guehter
Bob Autrey
Stonewall
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell’s
Preont Puesilas
Lelia Jean Agere
Lelia Jean Agee
Ada
Egypt Cemetery
Hudson-Keith
Lelia Jean
Andre
Agee
Manville dies after three week illness in Ada
Terry Manville son of Mr and Mrs M F Manville died Sunday night at his parents home after a three week illness. Born December 13 1905 in Wewoka Indian Territory he later moved to Ada where he attended city schools and East Central State Teachers College. He worked with Ada Title and Trust Co and is survived by both parents two sisters Mrs John F E Wheeler Marion Kansas and Mrs J Houston Harris Hernando Tennessee and one brother Morton Ada. Funeral services were held at the family residence 118 West 16th street conducted by Rev Samuel A J Peard of St Luke's Episcopal Church with interment in Rosedale cemetery.
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Terry Manville
Terence Holbrook
Manville
M. F. Manville
Wewoka
Indian Territory
Ada
East Censetral State Teachers College
FP. Manville
Ada Title and Trust Co
Inver
John FE. Wheeler
Marion
Kansas
J. Houston Harris
Inrncespera
Tennessee
Marton
West 16Th Street
Samuel A. J. Peard
St. Luke's Spiccopal Church
Eharrve
Rosedale Cemetery
William Bryant shoots wife then kills self in St Louis
In St Louis a 35 year old Arthur W Bryant shot his wife 28 year old Laudessell Bryant in their apartment after an argument about her plans to return to Ada Oklahoma. He then killed himself with a pistol borrowed from a friend. Mrs Bryant was wounded in the abdomen and is hospitalized in critical condition.
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ST. Louis
Dec
Arthur W. Bryant
Laudessell
Dean Bryant
Himelf
Bryant
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Murray Appoints Temporary County Commissioners
Governor Murray names Sidney L. Chapman Hardy Green and Douglas Van Dyke to fill Gracy county posts after three officials were suspended by District Judge Will Linn. The action follows an investigation into price bases for construction work and they are to meet in regular session today.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Gracy County
Will Linn
Sidney L. Chapman
Chickasha
W W. H. Burgess
Hardy Green
Rush Springs
H. L. Phillips
Douglas van Dyke
Tuttle
W. W. Parsons
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Pontetec County
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Iourdt
VoTticl
W. G. Davin
G4. Kirby
Wimbish & Wimbish
Ada OkMahoms
Cme
Kirry, Adminiatrater
Navbieb
Sherife
Sophore
Lewoo
Ohlahoma Rees
Aevita
Annaday
Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Company
Federal Land Bank of
Pontotec County
East
Notrwes
Noarthwest
Northwest
Mange
Renio
Bilis Bux Mie
BK. Whiporg
Wek Eri
Fryer
Ee Davidson
Prevverell
Tlaintiff
Konawa Bridge
ATIOM
Mayhue
Key
The
Bridge Company
the McKeown Bridge Company
Heley
Philippines
Sue
State Penitentiary
Charlie Vandye
Wahkeen
W. J. Holloway
PENTA
City Paliee
Ayey
Alesed Gare
Roy
Mory
Legishtate
W. P. Hobson
Okla
Quinton Cemetery
Criswell
Hobson
Lillian Hobson
Everett Jamison
C. C. Ose
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