Notice of Sale and Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
Public notice records a sheriff sale under foreclosure for Lot 12 Block 142 Ada Os Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment dated 25 April 1934. The sale is set for 17 December 1934 at 2 PM at the South front door Ada Court House.
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District Court Division
Pontotoc County
State of Okliaginoma
Home Building and Loan Association of
Ada
Oklahoma
Mellixan
Ethel H. Reading
Abbie ©. Spray
Ella
City of
Oklahomans
Ada Weekly News
Jewell L. Brown
Claude C. Brown
W. M. Goyne
Willie L. Goyne
Fremont Williams
West Main Street
Brown-Guyone
Vdartnership
Board of Education
State of Oklahoma
District Court
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Pontotoc Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma T Charles B Hale and others owners of Ada real estate are notified that tax sale certificates Nos. 246 and 247 held by W H Ebey are being pursued for tax deed. The notices set redemption deadline sixty days from service with dates and amounts due including taxes 1920 1931 and 1932 plus costs. Attorney C F Green represents applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Tank of
Wichita
Kansas
District Court of
Wontatoc County
State of Oklahoma
FE. J. Martin
Mattie E. Martin
U. S
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
A. A. Davidson
W. FE. Pepperell
John Bovee Mehkeel
Pontotoc
T. Charles B. Hale
Leah Williams
Nellie Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Edith Arnold
Elmer Arnold
Christopher Arnold
Robert Arnold
Mary Arnold
Pontotac County
Towit
Ada
Said County
Said
W. H. Ebey
Pontotocc County
W.H. Erfy
C. F. Green
Okla
Pioneer Dies After Wagon Accident Near Tishomingo
About 80 year old Grandpa Schaffer, a county pioneer, was trampled to death by his team eight miles northeast of Tishomingo. He reportedly fell from his wagon, leading to the fatal incident.
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Tishomingo
Schaffer
Grandpa Schaffer
Kendall Lemons
John D. Lemons
Duke West
Lemons Cafe
Lost black and white hound with red ears
Reward offered for the return of a black and white hound described as having red ears and ear notches. The note requests returning the dog to T. M. Hughey, Blacksmith, Ada, Oklahoma.
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Esars
T. M. Hughey
Ada
Okla
Auction Notice of Oil and Gas Lease in Johnston County
Guardian D K Hathorn offers for sale at public auction on December 14 1934 at 10 A M in the Johnston County Court Room Tishomingo Oklahoma the oil and gas lease of Lillian Gipson a minor comprising 270 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma including various quarter sections. Cash in hand upon court confirmation. Fran on December 3 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
State OF Oklahoma
County OF
Johnston
Johnston County
Pontotoc County
Lillian Gipson
Oklahoma
Tishomingo
Ogle to Stay As Coalgate Pastor Another Year
Rev. A H Ogle, Methodist pastor in Coalgate for three years, will remain for another year in the same church. Local and church friends welcome the assignment extension as former supporters rejoice at his continued leadership. Separately the Rock Island line reduces service to tri weekly with No 780 eastbound and No 77% westbound trains.
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A. H. Ogle
Methodist
Coalgate
Bro. Ogle
Rock Island Railway
J E Grosbie Completes Gusher in Bromide Land
J E Crosbie Inc washed in a producer in the center of the John Fittsfield Saturday, flow 2 150 barrels per day from Bromide sand after 4 hours. Depth 4 005 feet. Twin with Crosbie Moran No 1 PD Harden, near other Crosbie wells. Eight new Fitts field locations announced as drilling plans extend into 1935. Pipeline to move to market. Ed Moore No 1 Smith a likely next producer as drillers push deeper wells near Tupelo and Allen.
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J. E. Crosbie Inc
John Fittsfield
Crosbie
Fitts
Crosbie-Moran
D. Harden
Carter
Lucy Brown
Magnolia
Tom Norris
Stanolina No
P. A. Norris
Stanolind
A. J. Harden
Southwest
National Oil Administrator
Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Hunton
Pauls Valley
Fitts Field
Ed Moore No
Smith
Akers
Fittsfield
Weather Causes Kidnapping Scare in Tulsa Family
Fears Friday night that Tulsa loan broker W. A. Delaney sr. had been kidnaped were dispelled Saturday as winter weather delayed his arrival home. Delaney, missing eight hours, explained his car froze and he had it fixed. W. E. B. Coffey, former Tulsa county attorney, had alerted authorities and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Delaney Sr
Tulsa
W. A. Delaney
W. A. Delaney Jr
Delaney
W. E B. Coffey
Tulsa County
Labor makes demands on highway board and reforms
In Ponca City on December 12 labor leaders push for drastic changes to the state insurance fund and new flood control and pension measures. M. Duncan and M. C. Shibley emerge as candidates for the Oklahoma highway commission as Marland focuses on roadboard appointments.
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Ponca City
State Highway Commission
Marland
M. Duncan
Muskogee Railway
M. C. Shibley
Tulsa
Highway Commission
Oklahoma Federation of Labor
Oklahoma
G. Ed Warren
State Federation
Duncan
Highway Board
T. A. Penney
Ben O. Angel
Shibley
Warren
Marland Insurance Fund
Walter P. King
Oklahoma Commission For the
King
Thomas QO. Munger
Noble County
E. B. Howard
W. J. Holloway
W. H. Merry. Perry
Taxpayers’ Association
Pontotoc County Teachers Plan January Meetings
The Pontotoc County Schoolmasters club met in regular session at Allen with a program by Allen high school after a banquet. Stonewall will host the next meeting January 15, while the January 4 county teachers gathering at Ada will run four sections and a general session after a banquet. Committees were named for sectional and general arrangements and for drafting a county teachers association constitution.
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Pontotoc County Schoolmasters Club
Allen
Allen High School
P. L. Gassaway
Coalgate
State Department of Education
Stonewall
W. C. Gregory
W. B. Hokett
Eldo Whipple
Ada
Oscar Cantwell
T. P. Daniels
Leroy Matthews
Lloyd Watson
D. D. Duke
A. R. Wallace
B. R. Stubbs
J. E. Teague
H. W. Zimmerman
J. Arthur Herron
H. O. Johnson
Ray Stegall
County Teachers Association
Stratford High School forms local Future Farmers chapter
Stratford boys in vocational agriculture have organized a local Future Farmers of America chapter. Visitors from the Vaness F A chapter recently spoke to initiate the new members and offer guidance for a strong start.
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Stratford
Stratford High School
Future Farmers of America
Vaness Fr. F. A
Sheriff seeks new suspect in Kenamer case deaths
Tulsa sheriff Charles Price says he is pursuing another person in the deaths of John Gorrell and Sidney Borner. He doubts the theories that Phil Kennamer acted alone or that Borner died by own hand, and he notes a possible murder link between the two cases while admitting no motive is yet found.
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Tulsa
Charles Price
John Gorrell
Sidney Borner
Phil Kennamer
Gorrell
Young Born
Price
Born
Farm Column Emphasizes Erosion Control Beyond Terracing
Stillwater farmers should combine terraces with crop rotation contour farming pasture management and cover crops says Charles A Hollopeter on the Stillwater creek soil erosion control project. Experiments show terraces help but are most effective when used with strips of erosion resisting crops and contour rows to minimize soil and moisture loss.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Charles A. Hollopeter
Stillwater Creek
Hollopeter
Hellopeter
Guthrie
Heliopeter
Oklahoma City civic leader Charles F. Colcord dies
Funeral services for Charles F. Colcord, pioneer Oklahoma City civic leader, will be held at 2:30 p m at First Christian church. Colcord, a former city marshal and county sheriff, helped build the Lee Huckins and Biltmore hotels and aided development of the Glen oil pool. He is survived by his widow and six children.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Charles F. Colford
First Christian Church
J. H. O. Smith
Oklahoma Historical Society
Colcord
Bourbon County
Kentucky
Texas
Kansas
Medicine Lodge
Comanche
Coborn
Oklahoma
Lee Huckins
Biltmore
Glen Oil Pool
Poison liquor deaths spark involuntary manslaughter charges
In Portland Oregon 22 victims died from denatured alcohol poisoning with many more critically ill. Solomon Miller and Irving Schwartz were arraigned in municipal court on involuntary manslaughter charges with bail set at 10000 dollars each. Three other druggists are held as material witnesses.
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Portland
Ore
Solomon Miller
Irving Schwartz
Governor Grants Paroles After Tuberculosis Serum Test
Governor Ed Johnson announced parole for two Colorado convicts, Mike Schmidt and Carl Erickson, effective December 20. They participated in a serium test to prevent tuberculosis, taking thousands of live bacilli after serum inoculation, and were reported in good physical condition. More detailed physician reports are awaited from the serum developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Colorado
Mike Schmidt
Carl Erickson
Three Ousted Guthrie Judge Ousts Logan County Commissioners
UF District Judge Freeman E. Miller removed the Logan county commissioners amid grand jury malfeasance accusations and halted payment of $21,000 in warrants for October and November claims against the board pending trial date.
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Guthrie
Freeman E. Miller
Logan County
Miller
George Hannah
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