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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
6
Gerald observes a dimly lit room with fortresslike windows and a vast sea outside. He notes heavy doors and thick glass while Geeta and Gitte Hime observe quietly. Within moments Mauiine enters as Gerald surveys the scene, sensing no immediate danger or clear actions unfolding.
Obituary notices record Mrs Chote Stegall of 226 West Seventh dying Saturday at 6 o clock. Funeral at home, Rev Day Ripon officiating. She was 63 and left one son. burial in Rosedale cemetery. Also noted is Mary D B Lunsford wife of Lainsford, who died at the family home northwest of Ensi on Sunday December 7 after heart trouble. Services conducted by Tuy A L Henkapillar. burial in West Will cemetery. Decensell, 61, lifelong Methodist, died December 7. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Moree McClure died at North Broadway home. funeral services held in Stark cemetery.
A. T. Phillips, 27, died this morning at 2 o'clock at his home eight miles north of Ada. Funeral services and interment this afternoon at New Bethel Cemetery. He is survived by his wife four children his parents three brothers and two sisters.
Drm Monday's DailyTt. Ta BRNANT, U. PL L. Bryant Jr aged two died Sunday at 2 AM at home southeast of Ada. Services Sunday afternoon by Rev Father Laon, interment Rosedale Cemetery. MOLLE WELLS Mrs Mullie Wells 48 died Sunday at Ada hospital. Services conducted by Rev Crockett at Criswell's undertakers, burial Rosedale Cemetery. Washington reports annual appropriation of 7,000,000 to Oklahoma to cover state Indian education expenses.
Gerald confronts Britling as a tangled tale emerges involving the Gran Duchy of Tassin and the Crispin provinces. A long journey, royal intrigue, and a hostage dispute threaten alliances while Prince Paul ushers a formal dinner amid covert threats and shifting loyalties.
A representative from Oklahoma introduces a figure named Repreneuretiya FL Mawar in a legislative session. The event occurs today in the House as part of ongoing proceedings and policy discussions.
The speaker recalls a cryptic visit and a chase through gates and a barn at night. A sense of mystery lingers as he reflects on impossible beliefs and a long ago encounter, hinting at hidden motives and uncontrolled events surrounding a looming force.
Amid a tangled narrative the piece blends a strained dialogue about a character named Gerard with court foreclosure notices. The text shifts from dramatic personal conflict to multiple sheriff sale ads in Pontotoc County Oklahoma, detailing properties, amounts, dates, and judicial steps. It cites names like J. B. Sloan and P. A. Norris, and references Ada, Oklahoma, with foreclosures dated 1924 through 1926.
The sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will vend at public auction without appraisal the land described in a 1924 judgment for the debt of 1885.17 plus interest and costs, at the north front entrance of the county courthouse Ada Oklahoma on January 13 1925 at 2 pm. Sale benefits the plaintiff H W Tate against Lectie D Denton Enna V Jackson Edna Victoria Jackson Naomi Turwan and others.
In 1924 the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma ordered sale without appraisement of 160 acres in southwest quarter Section 24 Township 4 North Range 5 East to satisfy $1076.09 plus interest and costs. Defendants include Clement Morten Age Company Sarah J Nettley and others. trustee and bankruptcy notes cited.
Notice issued from District Court Pon totoc County Oklahoma on December 10 1924 directs the Sheriff to sell without appraisement specified parcels in Section 26 and 27 Township 3 North Range 7 East and related blocks in Pontotoc County to satisfy a judgment in favor of P A Nortis against Wades H Allison Alice Allison and The First National Bank of Ada Oklahoma.
A Georgia minister, Joseph B H Yeats, was convicted by a jury of abduction involving a 14 year old girl and sentenced today by Judge Charles T Baskin to five years in the state penitentiary. A motion for a new trial and an appeal to the criminal court were filed by his attorneys.
In Garvin county Okla Snoddy received 10 years in prison and a 500 dollar fine after the state court of appeals upheld his conviction for taking 17000 from the State Bank of Stratford. He confessed to the theft and argued duress but was found guilty. The ruling may set precedent for banking law prosecutions.
An Ada street encounter spotlights J. C. Mullins, known as an old settler who claims Ada’s onset. He recalls coming before the town existed, mentions Jeff Reed as a namesake, and notes a long life of farming. Mullins, 85, now lives with one of his daughters, his wife having died last spring, four children.
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