Notice of Receiver's Sale in Oklahoma Court
Public notice from the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces an alias receiver's sale. It lists G G Davis as plaintiff against O D Hall and Fannie Hall and others, with a mortgage on described land and a pending foreclosure action seeking judgment for 3376 dollars plus costs and 100 dollars attorney fees. The sale proceeds are to satisfy the judgment, with the court barring defendants from any right to redemption. Dated December 7 1937. Della Bedford Court Clerk.
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United States District Court
Northern District of Oklahoma
Eastern District of Oklahoma
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Paintiff and Exchange National Company
Exchange National Company
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
T. P. Farmer
Itw
State of Oklahoma
O. D. All
O. D. Hall
G. G. Davis
Pontotoce County
Fannie Hall
D. Hall
G. D. Hall
Pontotoc
Della Bedford
H. Fleming
I. M. King
Plaintiff
Ada Weekly News
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
William S. Johnston
North West
Yde Kaiser
County
Claude Sturdivant
Andersher
J. F. McKeel
Okla
F Agreeden
Durbin
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Caroline’ Iilletewahke
Milligan
C. V. Meharg
Caroline Iiietewahke
Ib&m
United States
Tobate
Ardmore
John Boyce McKeel
Oklshont
Minor petition seeks majority rights for Carroll Collier
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Carroll Collier by his next friend Randall Collier asks the District Court to grant him adult rights for contracts and general business. The petition dated December 6 193?. Attorney Mack M Braly represents the petitioner with publication dated December 9 1931.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Carre Tie
Randal Collier
Carroll Collier
Randall Collier
Mack M. Braly
California Letter from Ada Weekly News Thanksgiving Reunion
Ada Oklahoma readers receive a California bound update from Annie Walker about Leonard Walker and family visiting G W and Annie Walker in Ada and later gathering with Vaden Jeneva and DeWitt families in Lindsay California for Thanksgiving. The note expresses gratitude and plans for Jeneva to return to work.
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Ada
Leonard Walker
Okla
G. W
Annie Walker
Leonard
Dad
Vaden Walker
Ollie
Jeneva Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
Vaden
Jeneva
DeWitt Walker
Lindsay
Sunday School Notes and Leviathan Scrap Sale
Sunday School attendance dipped due to bad weather with plans for a larger turnout next Sunday. The Leviathan steamship headed to the junkyards after the US rejected selling to Japanese interests for scrap iron to Britain, with Metal Industries Ltd. purchasing for over 890000 dollars. Basil Harris stated the offer from Japan was not considered. The 23 year old liner, once famed in the Atlantic, will sail to England under its own power.
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New York
Leviathan
United States
Basil Harris
Levi
Metal Industries, Ltd
London
Japan
France
HIGH HILL school attendance noted with some absentees
Rural report shows good attendance at HIGH HILL School though some children remain out of class. Local visits include the McMeans and Sweat families. A December 10 cake walk to fund a Christmas tree is announced and several residents plan moves to Oklahoma City.
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High Hill School
J. B. McMeans
J. H. McMeans
Mary Nell Rowe
Latta
Alline Sweat
Orel
John Leslie
Owl Creek
Charlie Viney
Lou Philips
Edith Henry
Ada
Lola Fay Leslie Visted
Rose McMeans
Christmas tree profits fund community events note
The box and supper night raised 39 dollars to support a local Christmas tree. The event featured the Stonewall band and drew a well attended crowd. Community members including Roy Briggs and L D Haskins visited in nearby homes. many local families attended church, picnics, and the Backward party with a humorous twist. New B Y P U officers were elected and a Dixon Bible was pledged for the church. Numerous visits and young and old residents were noted across surrounding homes and towns.
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Stonewall
Roy Briggs
L. D. Haskins
Paul McCutcheon
Hightower
Myrtle Humphrey
John Jones
Monnie Kirby
Lehman Gordon
Lorene Crow
Ada
Haskins
Ruth Kirby
Etta Hightower
Joe Danley
Jim McCutche
Clint
Sunshine Sunday School
Johnnie Greer
Dillard
Faye Kirkes
Pearl Wilson
Homa Brents
Jack Fussell
W. W. Minor
Vance Minor
Clarence Crowell
John Reed
Frederick
Opal Fussell
Willie Cochran
Woodrow Brents
Jack Brents
Laxton
A. C. Shahan
Ray Goodwin
Helen and
Glover
Fitzhugh
T. Conner
J. G. Coplin
Zoa White
Sybie Cross
Bobbie Jeff
Jack
Novelee Fussell
Win
Ada residents share visits and medical note
Wilson Boles underwent an appendicitis operation in Ada. Several Ada families visited relatives and attended to business, including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Odom with Azalia, Judge Brunson and son Robert, the Hattons with Gentry, Brice Thompson at Eubanks, Stonewall visitors, and Odoms visiting Oklahoma City.
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Wilson Boles
Ada
Henry Odom
Azalia Odom
C. C. Couch
Judge Brunson
Robert
Hatton
Gentry
Luther Hatton
Frisco
Creech
Brice Thompson
Eubanks
Davis
George Young
Maydene Nickels
Oscar Young
Stonewall
Couch
Slaven
Beulah Crane
J. C. Odom
Oklahoma City
Roy Sliger
Pleasant Hill
C. M. Sliger
Miss Keefe
Cathrine
Ellen Cantrell
Fittstown
Sam Melville
Jim Odom
Flora Burpo
Ade
Social visitors and wedding note in Ada area
Mrs. Jewel Hodges and baby Earline visited Mrs. Lora Thom Monday afternoon. Marion Chambers and Alma Mobley of Ada wed in Ada on Saturday afternoon. Ada events include visits to the S. D. Chambers and Uland Boyd homes, and a Rawleigh Route opportunity announced.
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Jewel Hodges
Earline
Lora Thomas
Charlie Turner
Aland Boyd
Reeves
Accie Thomas
Lloyd DeWayne
Lonnie Miller
Orvall Barley
Tom Cook
S. D
Mary Reeves
Mattie
Ada
Mallie Ponder
S. D. Chambers
Etna Turner
Rufus Rogers
Ewing Ragland
Doyle Walker
Donna Cook
Marion Chambers
Vaness
Alma Mobley
Uland Boyd
Jade Hodge
Thomas
Helen Cope
Alma Ewin Ragland
Clyde Horn
Lester McDonald
Roff
Mose Willis
Boyd Ponder
Ellen Marie Cope
Lee Ponder
Daugh
Sunday social notes from Ada area readers
Sunday evening gathering notes include Mr and Mrs Arthur Cobb visiting Fitzhugh relatives and a sang Sunday. Several locals like Marlon Mounger, Kenneth Cobb, Otis Perryman and George Breeden visited Sulphur, Ada, or Roff. Ada News classified ads report greater returns for invested amounts.
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Ada
Arthur Cobb
McSpadden
Fitzhugh
Ab Mounger
California
Marlon Mounger
George Breeden
Kenneth Cobb
Otis Perryman
Arthur Coffey
Henry Coffey
Jack Pendleton
Ruby Stephens
Elnora Kelley
Leon Smith
Fittstown
Patton
Dawson
Elmer Young
Roff
Lee Jones
Colberg
Alfred Dawson
Willie Ownsby
Doris Pendleton
Wilson
Paul Huett
Hickory
Ada News
Local notes from McCall Chapel and Ada area
Mrs J W Palmer remains ill at home. A Holdenville hospital treats the injured Allen girl after a Saturday car accident. Several church members convert during a Blackock revival led by Bro Kimbrough. Fire destroys Black Cox’s Allen home while the family is away. Local visits include Harbesons, Sanders in Sasakwa, Grayson, Vinson, and Chickasha trip reports. Weather mild then rain, plus social events at Ada and Woolley City.
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J. W. Palmer
Jess Bonds
Allen
Holdenville
Etta Parker
Seminole
H.D. Harbeson
Blackock
Bro. Kimbrough
Alton Parker
David Parker
H. D. Harres
Blackie Cox
Cox
Vernie Whitten
Charlie Sanders
Sasakwa
Gospel Fisher Club
Eryone
Jim Grayson
Claude Vinson
Melvin Vaught
Chickasha
Leland Pigg
Holdenvill Hospital
Pigg
Round Prairie
Jimmie Grayson
Oklahoma cotton crop reaches record high in final 1937 estimate
Oklahoma production reaches about 825,000 bales with a per acre yield of 161 pounds aided by frost abatement. National figures project a United States crop near 18.75 million bales, a new high driven by an average of 264.6 pounds per acre on over 33.93 million acres.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
C. E. Burkhead
Harry Wahlgren
Washington
Agriculture Department
Memorial tribute and community notes from Ada era
In memory of M L Ivey who died November 27 and cherished family roles. devotional lines follow from a friend Mrs Iaan Williams. Local Ada notes cover cold weather, Sunday school turnout, visits among Shannon Stokes and Kuykendall families, church attendance, school progress under T P Daniel, and various Ada shopping trips. A brief fashion remark closes the column.
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Troy Lilley
Eureka
Rudean Johnson
Hazel Crockett
T. J. Stokes
Iva Shannon
Ada
Norb Morris
Willard Stokes
Francis
Welch
Rev. Harvest
Stokes
Floyd Ingram
Clara Sharrett
Dora Daniels
Roy Patton
Nellie Blackwell
Lay
Boss Morris
Durban
Sunday School Attendance Dips Amid Cold Weather
Hart reports low Sunday school turnout due to cold. The article notes Mrs. Grant Johnson sustained a burn Saturday afternoon while Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and family are mentioned in a lukewarm update on local happenings.
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Joe Chapman
Haley Williams
Gracie Mae Corvin
Evelyn Williams
Burl Howard
Cecil Corvin
Marie
Dorothy Mae Williams
Bonnie Lee Buster
Claudie Norton
Erma Mitchell
Mayme Cantrell
Osker Whitson
May
Nettie Summers
Lela Kifer
Ned Simmons
Victoria Simmons
Shirley
David Rogers
CCC
Arizona
Maril Lewis
Evert Siwmmmers
Ranzie Richie
Hart
Grant Johnson
Canning
Hodges
Letter From Editor Tells Of Community News And Subscriptions
Editor reflects on visitors births weddings and illness among local families. notes unpaid subscriptions and the need to drop delinquents by January while praising reader loyalty and the paper's low ads. mentions Mr and Mrs Felton Glov Upton Reed and others with names and places like Lula Vaness Ark ansas and Mary Brooks.
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Ivy Upton
U. S
Carl Woolley
Othar Reed
Texas
Lula
Harry Ingram
Thomas Fortner
Mary Brooks
Cecil Elms
Mark Reed
Arkansas
I. N. Brooks
Ruby Duncan
Lloyd Powell
Vaness
G. W. Riley
Maxberry
Charles Riley
Bertha
Jewel Farquar
Lucille Riley
Leon Hill
Lawana Hathaway
Visitation and memorial notices from Ada to San Francisco events
The column lists visitors to the Bry son home including Henry Phillips and many others. A memorial verse for R. S. Thompson follows, penned by Martha Phillips Ada. Also reported: Earl C. Hutchinson, 20, fined $10 for speeding in San Francisco, missing traffic school. mother says Earl was killed on the Bay shore highway.
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R. S. Thompson
Martha Phillips
Ada
San Francisco
Earl C. Hutchinson
Earl
Bayshore
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