Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of foreclosure sale of 60 acres in Pontotoc county tied to a 1936 judgment for 1440.30 plus interest. Clyde Kaiser, sheriff, will offer the land at public auction December 21, 1936 at 2 pm at the Ada courthouse. Attorneys for The Federal Land Bank of Wichita, Kansas. Public sale notice also announces a separate suit to quiet title on Breck 1115 Ada townsite lands against unknown heirs of Gaston B. Dismukes and Annie Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
Plaintiff, and Co
C. Turner
A. N. Turner
J. J. Laughlin
Georgia Laughlin
W. H. Abernathy
Sarah E. Daggs
Sweeney
Cleo Anderson
Gene Fortenberry
Ray Buster
Carrie Buster
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Okla
Harve Lambert
County
of Pontotoc
Southwest Gas Company of Oklahoma
Gaston B. Dismukes
Annie Lawrence
Dismukes
Nli
Lot
Breck
State of
Della Bedford
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Kansas
C. B. Tiffin
Florence Tiffin
David J. Tiffin
D. L. Tiffin
Louys Tiffin
Eva Roberts
Bertha Kahsmer
Bartha Kahsmer
Otha B. Tiffin
Tiffin
Hazel Smith
W. H. Whitford
A. A. Park
C. E. Tiffin
Ben Tiffin
Ola Mclinturf
Barbara Duckett
D. B. Tiffin
Texas Company
Oklahobme
Heriff
UU. Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
J. F. McKeel
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita sues C B Tiffin and many heirs to foreclose on 150 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The sale is set for December 28 1936 at 2 PM at the Ada Court House to satisfy a 1936 judgment of 5606.90 with interest, fees and costs.
Notice of Hearing on Final Report in Parvin Estate
In County Court No 3448 Ada Oklahoma V E Willoughby administrator of the estate of William Chas Parvin deceased has filed his final account and report seeking approval and discharge The hearing is set for Tuesday December 22 1936 at 10 o clock a m in the County Court room Ada Oklahoma Any interested party may appear and contest the account and heirship determinations and administrator discharge The seal and date 1 December 1936
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lucus
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Wm. Chas. Parvin
V. E. Willoughby
Heirs Claim Land in Oklahoma Quiet Title Suit
Verdie Tucker and Lillian Rowe sue for succession of Jim Gully. They seek a court order to quiet title to the West Half of the North Ter and North Half of Northwest Quarter of Section 19, Township 4 North Range 4 East in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Respondents must answer by January 15, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdie Tucker
Jim Gully
No Development In Case Of Day Held For Ada Robbery
Police Chief Roy Keller reported no developments in the Ada case involving Ray A. Day, 27, accused of holdupping Lowry Lee for about 250 dollars. Deputy Sheriff George Catron of Oklahoma City showed Day’s photo for identification with no result. Day, released from McAlester penitentiary three months ago, had earlier faced a 15 year sentence overruled by a legal error. Velma Day and Oklahoma County supporters insist on his innocence and say he was in Erick at the time of the holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Keller
Ray A. Day
Lowry Lee
George Catron
Oklahoma City
Day
Ada
Mac-Alester
Ray
Erick
Oklahoma County
Union Hill Community News Highlights Local Visits
Social visits fill weekend in Union Hill with multiple families spending time in each other’s homes. Union Hill ball team traveled to Worstell. girls lost 109 16 while boys trailed 1 19 as 0 4 Worstell. Regular singing and Sunday school noted.
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Estes
Edna Golden
Ray Bottoms
Emitt Bottoms
Luther Bottoms
Union Hill
Truman Farmer
Lolita
Lorena Golden
Mrs. Blood
Ladie Bell Tate
Williams Girls
Worstell
Norman Mitchell
George Mitchell
Ermie Mitchell
Alma Williams
Evelyn
Marie
Dorothy Mae Williams
Winnie Bottoms
Raymond Stevenson
Jim Milton
Luther Foxx
McAlester
Meeks
Edward Cantrell
Haley Williams
Berry Cantrell
Egypt
Johnnie Cantrell
Ada
Mavis Raimoland
Marquette and Arkansas Accept Cotton Bowl Invitations
Marquette University announced it will represent the north in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day with opposition expected from TCU or Arkansas. Arkansas Razorbacks reported receiving an invitation to play in the same Cotton Bowl contest in Dallas on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Conrad M. Jennings
Marquette University
Dallas
BAPTIST BUDGET PLAN PROPOSED AT FIRST CHURCH MEETING
About 100 church workers and officers met at the First Baptist Church to discuss underwriting the 1937 budget. The session featured pledge cards, a special Sunday school lesson, and solicitation by mail and in person to enroll members. Pastor Dr. C C Morris urged full attendance and signed pledges across services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
J. A. Russell
W. E. Turley
L. A. Stulee
C. C. Morris
Stuke
Morris
France Invites Mediation Over Spanish Civil War
Paris reports that Britain and France invite Germany Italy Russia and Portugal to mediate an end to the Spanish civil war. Soviet Russia accepts. others have not answered. A positive response could ease ongoing rightist leftist tensions and avert wider European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Britain
Germany
Italy
Russia
Portugal
Spain
Loyalists Fortify Madrid Ring Against Franco Rebels
Loyalist forces built a fortified ring around Madrid with street barricades and machine gun nests from University City to the Toledo bridge. Intermittent shelling continued as authorities cited severe cold and poor visibility hindering the anticipated big attack by Gen Francisco Franco's rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco Franco
University City
Toledo Bridge
Tulsa Pastor Voices Disgust Over Cousin’s Affair
Tulsa pastor Rev. Stanley Warfield says he feels disgust and disappointment over the role of his second cousin Wallis Warfield Simpson in the current British crisis. He objects to the situation and says he does not approve of the involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Wallis
Warfield Simpson
Stanley Warfield
Warfield
Flooded Cagayan Valley Faces Conflicting Death Toll Reports
US and Philippine army officers issued divergent flood assessments from the Cagayan valley. Philippine captain Bilbao said thousands dead and missing after record floods, while Lieut Hansen reported far fewer bodies and only partial devastation. Quezon declared calamity, ordered relief funds and anti profiteering measures as relief flights surveyed the region.
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Manila
P. I
Cagayan Valley
United States
Philippine Army
Isabella
Victor Bilbao
Tuguegaro
Cagayan Province
Cagayan River
Lieut
George Hansen
U. S. Army
Lieut. Hansen
China Sea
Hong Kong
Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
Elpidio Quirino
Hansen
The Pessimist Pessimist by Bob Blanks Jr
A humorous column with locals quoting jokes and sayings about King Edward abdication optimism and daily life. Citizens like Lem Wheeler Zeke Burr and Uncle Liz Bark mock modern hopes while commenting on fashion baths and household routines.
Trusts control rail empire via proxies, Potter testifies
Senate investigators hear that the Van Sweringen rail and industrial empire worth 3 billion dollars was overseen by Guaranty Trust of New York from August 1, 1951, to February 1, 1936. Potter says his firm voted key Pyramid securities as trustee under three bond issues totaling 85 million dollars, with proxies handled by clerks in their organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
van Sweringen
William C. Potter
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Pyramid
Alleghany Corporation
Potter
Wheeler
D-Mont
Strike Breakthroughs Across U S In Industrial Spats
Settlement of one major strike and easing of another mark progress on industrial disputes. Akron coal truck drivers won wage and condition gains. Santa Fe railroad and Big Four fraternities averted a western rail strike. Chicago Hart Schaffner Marx workers seek agreement after 41 day walkout. San Francisco maritime workers seek partial settle ment. Flint busdrivers stay in strike with mediation. Wisconsin Gov LaFollette to receive court order troops over Racine J I Case plant dispute. Arctic tern sets long distance record sailing 7000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Akron
Santa Fe Railroad
Big Four’ Brotherhoods
Far Western
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Chicago
San Francisco
Flint
Mich
Chamber of Commerce and
Citizens
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
C. D. Davison
J. I. Case
Racine
Sinus Infections In Children Rise With Exposure And Indoor Life
Health column notes increased pediatric sinus infections linked to sports exposure and indoor dry air. It urges good nutrition, ventilation, humidity control, and abstaining from swimming pools for chronic cases, plus physician care for sinus clearance when needed.
Reconstruction Finance Corp Loans Surpass 1.65 Billion
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports loans totaling more than 1.65 billion dollars. The figure reflects ongoing federal assistance to spur business recovery and public works nationwide during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
British Air Wreck Claims Fourteen Lives in England
Croydon England Dec 9 The worst airliner crash in England history killed fourteen aboard a K L M Dutch line passenger ship. The craft ripped roofs from two houses and crashed, leaving survivors and extensive wreckage in a residential area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
England
K.L.M. Dutch Line
Four minutes after takeoff Croydon crash en route to Amsterdam
A plane exploded in flames four minutes after leaving Croydon air drome headed for Amsterdam. Three passengers escaped the twisted wreckage, while others were believed injured. Authorities investigated the crash and tracked the flight path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
Amsterdam
Oklahoma Extends Oil Compact Membership for Two Years
The Oklahoma House approved the measure 102 to 2 to extend the state's two year term in the Interstate Oil Compact Commission. The bill goes to Governor Marland. Current members must renew through state legislatures by next September and Congress must ratify. Other member states include Kansas Texas New Mexico Colorado Illinois. Rep. Edwards and Rep. Thomas voted against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
House
Senate
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
E. W. Marland
Compact Commission
Congress
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Illinois
Rep
Edwards
Garfield County
Thomas
Jackson County
Start Clipping Wings of Czar's Baseball Power
New York reports step one in limiting Kene saw Mountain Landis the baseball czar. The majors join minors in voting to recommend lower classification rosters without informing him. A candle rule repeal may follow to allow major leagues to raid without losing players, touched by the Feller case in Cleveland Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Cleveland Indians
Central First Test For O U Mat Aspirants
Oklahoma wrestling begins 1937 program January 20 at Norman against Central State Teachers. Coach Paul Keen reports nearly 40 men training, 20 lettermen, with a schedule including Central Oklahoma Teachers and Kansas State Aggies and the Big Six meet set for Lincoln Nebraska March 3-6.
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Northeastern
Okla
Central
Okloa
Big Six
Lincoln
Neb
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Harrell & Kerr, Attys
A. A. Lucas
Mary Orr Lucas
Lud Hodges
John Boyce McKeets
John Boyce McKeel
F. Robinson
Holt, Atty
Lakeside
Allen
Emerson Tin Shop
East Main Street
North Constant
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Bartlesville
William H. Gill
National Zinc Smelting Company
New Orleans
NEA Service, Inc
Dionne Nursery
Quins
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Emilie
Marquette
Arkansas
Fitzhugh
Raymond Martin
Geneva Dearborn
Vivian Land
Audry Jones
Madelene James
Jeraldine Smith
Lucille Houchen
Wesley Beasley
Willis Young
Paul Heatly
Wilma McFarland
Nynona Childress
Chas Burnett
Vivian Lane
Uganda
Africa
Great Britain
Europe
Edward
Cousin
Mrs. Simpson and
King
By Bob Blanks, Jr
Lem Wheeler
Zeke Burr
Socal
Liz Bark
Chucklin
Tora Yancey
Cather Harp
Antarctic
Dr. Morris Fishbein
O. U. Mat
Lewis
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