Public Notice in Oklahoma Probate Case and Bank Action
Notice by publication to unknown heirs and executors of Frances Johnson and Jessie Colbert in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Suit seeks to determine heirs and establish allottee estate links with property described as the south half of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 34 Township 7 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County. Judgments and deadlines included, response due January 25, 1926. Administratrix M A Rector settlement notice in Ada at County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Portor
Lancaster Savinga
Bank of
District Court
Pontotec County
Olahoma
Princes Johnson
Jessie Colbert
Alex
Reeton
Tener
Jontotor County
Okahomi
Dlaintif
Arid Jron
Frances Jonaxon
Jesell Colbert
Barrie Exch
Della Bedford
Court Clark
B. F. Robinson
Oklahoma
Pontotac
Acogunt
C. J. Reevor
Ada
Anid
Tontates
M. A. Rector
C. E. Rector
Anid Sourt
Bost Driskill
Ernest Crabtree
Altecney
Want Ads Open Route Selling Rawleigh Products in Ada
Full time opening to sell Rawleigh Household Products in Ada. Requires car and immediate start. For details contact Rawleigh's Dept OXL-3-208, Memphis, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s Dept
Memphis
Tenn
New Oral Drug For Syphilis Approved
A powder drug from Stanford now offered to doctors can be taken in capsule form to treat syphilis. It replaces injections of arsenic and bismuth, though it must be used with arsenical injections. Discovered by Paul J. Hanzlik and team, it resists digestion and reaches the bloodstream after oral consumption. Twelve years of work preceded its preliminary tests and acceptance by AMA council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stanford University
Medical School
Journal of the American Medical Association
Council On Pharmacy
Paul J. Hanzlik
Stanford
Pharmacology
Fitzhugh P T A plans Christmas tree and memorial events
The Fitzhugh P T A held a regular meeting with group singing of Christmas carols. A motion to sponsor a community Christmas tree passed, a special committee was formed, and plans for a gym pie supper on December 19 were announced to fund the tree. The program featured readings, a high school debate on railroad control, and numerous community activities across Oakman and Vanoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Fitzhugh P. T. A
Hannum
Pearl McElhaney
Edgar Heatley
Jess Wall
Price
Cothran
Andy Martin
Webster
Jack Smith
Pearl Torrent
Warren Pry
Edna Tinsley
Barcley Martin
Raymond Tinsley
Community Sack Supper Aids Ada Stratford Christmas Tree
The sack supper last Tuesday night raised 36.23 for the school children’s Christmas tree. Ada and Stratford folks helped, with many local residents visiting and attending. Attendance at Sunday school rose, and a separate supper raised 65.00 for the celebration. several families in the area were noted visiting and helping with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wyatt
Ella Stone
Q. R. Bevers
Rendolph
Roberts
Myrtle Higgins
Asher
Jack Mosley
Ida Stone
Alfen
Union Hill
Meari
Sherman Estes
Charles Wortman
Ada
C. C. Wortman
Beetle of Rots
J. R. Newby
Edna Dunn
Edith Coleman
Russell Willoughby
Union Hill Sunday School and Christmas Tree Sale
Sunday school at Union Hill had five present and a pink pie simver fundraiser for the Christmas tree on November 7 raised 25 dollars. Many locals and families visited, with neighbors from Ada Byars Center Fa Dorntha Alma Simpkins and others spending Sunday with Archie and family. Prayer meeting at the Union Hill school house is held every Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Bobbie Merrel
Binion
Raymer
Ughast
Joe Turner
Ada
Roy Buster
W. D. Yaney
Byars
George Archer
Kelley Cowan
Tilman
Thompson
Center
Mary Francis
LaNora Whitson
Dorntha
Lilian Archer
Alma Simpkins
la Venta Selden
Edith Atlen
Loletta Golden
Lois
Hazel McAnaller
Cora Dodson
Martha Lee McCracken
Baby
Wassie Bottoms
Lee Killing
James Archer
Maxine Parish
von Byng
Bonnie Lee Buster
Dink Binion
Joe Donley
Rebee
Oscar Whilson
Henry Dene
Argo Dodson
Bill Palmer
Pickett
Sunday Worship Attendance and Local Social Visit Notes
Sunday school and church services were well attended. The Garrett family of Center visited the Hall family. Edith Shumard is visiting relatives in Fittstown this week. Mrs. Oliphant called on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bradley
Barbara
R. M. Bradley
Melvin Solomon
Chandler
Amos Bradley
J. P. Walker
Everett Walker
Eulin Walker
Gaar Corner
W.E. Henderson
Clyde Walker
Vaness
Conway
Bro
Young
Fittstown
Bud Watson
Edie High Hill
C. W. Laughlin
Cuba Sarret
Oakman
Liat McLaughlin
Ola Andersen
Ode Deaton
Velma Joyce
O. C
Clifton Deaton
Muriel Glenn
Betty Lou
Budwae
Virgil Price
Byng
C. M. Laughlin
Jim Cruson
James
Frisco
Bill Jered
Pete Jared
Washington
Egypt
Jose
Sam. Zearley Vand
Odus Taylor
Elmer Lillard
Cacii Hollum
Homer
H. P. Toby
Paul Middleton
Oklahoma City
Carlos
Harold Lauchlin
Waley Deaton
Nie Simer
Cedar Grove
Lovelady
Colberg News
Hubert Kays
Oak Grove
Nim Jones
Homer Hendrix
Nadene
Leonard Sumjfaexs
Lloyd Summers
Brown
Bill Parkins
J. H. Parkins
Henry Parkins
Herring
Henry
Ardmore
Lester Owen
Ruby Jo Hays
Denison
Chas. Jones
Jock Harrison
Sherman
John Ozment
C. B. McCause
Ravia
Troy Strong
Laneta Strong
Roff
Strong
Marsha Rae
Kathleen
Willie Settles
Gen. Hearrell
Peters
Henry Ozment
Weaver
Addie Lee Harris
Local families share holidays and church events
A large crowd contributed 29.13 for a Christmas tree as neighbors in Lawrence Ada and surrounding areas hosted gatherings with Miss Jear Logan Arliss Logan Mildred Walt and many others visiting relatives. Reports detail Sunday school at Hats Hill, a cake walk at High Hill, revivals at Owl Creek, and multiple visits among families from Ada to Madill and Ravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Lawrence
Jear Logan
Ada
Arliss Logan
Lagan
Mildred Walt
Karl Wall
Thees
Warren Shimard
Terroon
Reporter Seeks Uncle Story Turns On War Sunk Ship Tale
A journalist chases a human interest lead about an uncle who captained a steamer sunk early in the war. Through a comical mix of misidentifications and local lore, the reporter gathers conflicting accounts from a banker and family members before returning with a new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
New York
Old Country
Headquarters For Santa Opens On North Broadway
Santa Claus headquarters opened by the American Legion at 111 North Broadway will stay open daily through Christmas. Dozens of toys and a decorated tree are ready. more toys, candy, fruit and nuts will arrive for the December 23 party at Convention Hall. Major Damon Nichols says every boy and girl at the Saturday event will receive a toy and treats. Santa will appear with his reindeer at Stonewall on December 16, then return to North Broadway from about 2:30 to 4 p.m. to receive toys for repair or cleaning to ready them for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
American Legion
North Broadway
Damon Nichols
Legion
Convention Hall
the Legion
Stonewall
Santa
Aca
Seven Point Feed Program Favored For Poultry Flock
Extension poultryman HG Ware endorses a seven point summer feeding plan to keep laying hens and pullets in good condition for fall and winter egg production. The outline covers mash, oats, grain, milk, green feed, grit and oyster shell, and constant water access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hg, Ware
Extension Service Poultryman
Russian Ambassador Leaves Rome In Diplomatic Mystery
Moscow recalls Nicolai Gorekhin from Rome after 15 days as fascist protests erupt near the Russian embassy. Soviet attaches deny reasons or timing while Finland aid and Italy's neutrality shape cautions about ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Missionary Meeting Attendance Noted in Stonewall
Mrs. C. C. Couch attended the Missionary meeting in Stonewall on Tuesday. The notice hints at greater returns for the amount invested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
C. C. Couch
Stonewall
Japan Still Hopes For New Treaty With United States
Tokyo December 13 United Press Yuki shiro Suma Japanese foreign office spokesman said Japan would start talks with Soviet Russia January 10 on a trade pact but hopes linger for a new treaty with the United States. He noted the current pact was denounced by the United States and warned non existence of a U S treaty would harm both nations. He cited California trade dependence and possible non treaty relations while stressing Japan seeks constructive ways to adjust future and past U S relations over China amid U S criticisms of Japan in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yukishiro Suma
Foreign Office
Japan
Soviet
Russia
United States
Suma
America
California
Matthew C. Perry
Far East
China
U. S
Joseph C. Grew
Sonja Henie Gives To Finns Relief Fund
Finnish relief appeal gains a notable pledge as Sonja Henie sends $1,000 to former President Hoover who leads the national drive. She prays Americans respond while on tour in Texas, praising Hoover's appeal for mercy and aid to Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palto Alto
Calif
Sonja Henie
Hoover
New York
Ir Houston
Tex
Finland
Governors' veto leaves college water funds unsettled
Oklahoma City December 13. Governor Phillips vetoed 6300 worth of municipal water claims but the issue remains. Cities including Chickasha Edmond Muskogee Durant Tahlequah Wilburton seek regents approval to pay from school revolving funds or keep water access free per old records and statutes. Individual year claims vetoed ranged from 100 to 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Phillips
Board of Regents For Oklahoma Colleges
R. R. Owens
Owens
Durant
Tahlequah
Wilburton
Chickasha
Edmond
Alva
Weatherford
Lawton
Miami
Claremore
Commodity Truck Schedule Ready
A delivery of commodities is planned for December with a truck stopping at Stonewall on December 1 from 1:00 to 3:00 and another drop-off on December 23 in Alien Clients at an unspecified time. Commodities may also be picked up at the commissary. Administrator Harvey Lambert, UP. Benjamin Cartwright, education professor at the University of Oklahoma, notes a 10,000 item superstition collection begun 20 years ago. He says many superstitions taught morals and neatness and that every man has a streak of sanity somewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey, Lambert
Benjamin Cartwright
University of Oklahoma
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Slite
Fred Andre
Fininelts
Gutiurie
Ice Company
Oakman Assembly
Jon the Nouseton
Kings of Orient
Geneva Cecil
Edmond Stevenson
Geneva Reed
Leonard Wilson
Vivian Iona Jones
Erma Ruth Lee
Billie Stansbury
Eibee Maness
Lindle Craword
E W. Cinnamon
Pontotoc County
Ralph Gage
Ed Davis
Hartford Hart Moniters
W. O. Moore
Oil Center
Dan T. Muse
Muse
Pentecostal Holiness Churches of the South
Sarah Carter
Heio
Charley Carter
Francis
Murray Smith
J. W. Pesch
W.S. Wade
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Nettie Ownby
Houston
Virgil. Scarberry
Virgil
M. A. Miller
Chlokeeta
Muriel
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Leo
James Stephens
Daphene
Maxine Wa James Jr
Betty Jo Dryen
George Carter
William
Herbert Kaiser
Molly Williams
Acts
Clyde Kaiser
Scott Jones
Vivian Iona
Austin Deaton
E. M. Jackson
Eddie Rae
Noodle Stansbury
Pearl Simpson
Eula
Juanita
Dale
Marvin Simpson
Benna Crawford
Neal McDonald
John Cook
Stratford
Monette Dryden Nesmith
Louisiana
Roy Williamson
Bill
Dudley Lamarr
Ola Anderson
Dan Richardson
Millard Anderson
J Mr
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John LaMart
Andrew Cecil
Oma Jean
Geneva
Steedman
Teeters
Ray Stegall
Cliff Walston
Treas
James Rouse
Lula
Dale Skinner
Konawa
J. D. Allgood
Bill Chambers
New Mexico
Newt Killian
Blackburn
Charlie Hacue
Clyde Sales
Sim Blackburn
Weet
Frezier
Retha Mae
Will Jones
Armeld Phillips
Red Oak
Hats Hill
Letha
Emorene Gray
Emmyrene Phillins
Dewan Eubank
Arts Ring
Hubert Horn
Geneva Coffman
Melvin Horn
Tolmans Colbert
Clyde Overton
Sunda
Tinuise Wallace
Aline Wallace
Butisr Gray
Jnbn
Kine
Byng- Buford
Waleie Qnae
Mek Phillips
Butler Gray
Amocene
Letha Bemogens
Nonald
Berman Phillips
Chuck Watson
High Hill
Irene McMeans
Owl Creek
Cecil Leader
Brownie Kerr
Junior Sweat
Alene Stephens
Lois Kerr
Howard Jared
Allen
D. M. Kerr
Kate Gibbs
Brooks
Assembly of God Church
Delbert Thompson
Carbright
Couch
Henry Odom
Lula Mae Rose
Jess Jonson
Cecil Hobbs
Andrew Sliger
Ed Smith
Jack Laffoon
Bettie
Lillie
Malone of
Ruby Leslie
Roy Hatton
Tripoli
Tunis
Santa Tope
Carl Dannenfelser
McAlester Penitentiary
Criminal Court of Appeals
Rome
Nicolai Gorekhin
Moscow
Gorekhin
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