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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
7
Notice compiles multiple mortgage foreclosures in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with sheriff sales scheduled in Ada. Properties include various parcels in Sections 12 14 16 and 28 Township 3 North Range 4 East and related deeds. Courts fixed sale dates January 1926 and December 1925 with totals ranging from about 140 to 10,685 dollars plus interest and costs.
Central Life Insurance Company of Illinois sues to collect a judgment and foreclosure against G B Hagle and others. The Ada auction will sell Lots 1 2 and East halves of sections 30 2N 4E to satisfy $8984 05 debt plus costs and 10 percent interest from April 20 1925. Sale set for December 21 1925 at 2 PM in Ada.
No. 7045 Toc County Oklahoma November 16 1925 action brought by Central Life Insurance Company of Illinois against J B Gray and Jan, details of suit appear in court records.
O W James administrator of Jennie James deceased seeks court approval to mortgage 200 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to settle prior mortgage and cover costs. Hearing set December 29 1925 from 2 to 3 pm at Ada County Court House. All interested parties must appear to show cause.
The District Court of Pontotoc County issues an order of sale dated December 1 1925 in an action involving Oklahoma State Bank of Ada plaintiff and Nettie Lane among others. The sale proceeds under the court's authority to satisfy the judgment.
In the Pontotoc County Court the estate of Mrs. M. T. White, deceased, Porter White administrator, requires all creditors to present claims with vouchers to the administrator in Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date of the notice or be forever barred. Dated December 9 1925. PORTER WHITE Administrator.
Final account and distribution of the F J Phillips estate are set for hearing on December 31 1925 at Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Jnc A Smith administrator requests discharge and dissolution of the estate with any interested party allowed to file exceptions in writing.
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will auction, without appraisement, the East Half of Southeast Quarter, North Half of Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter, and South Half of Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter in Section 26, Township 3 North Range 4 East. Sale January 18 1926 at 2 PM at the North front entrance of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Sale subject to a first mortgage of 3000 dollars plus accrued interest and costs.
Lands subject to court ordered sale in Pon totoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of Rollow Hardware Company against Malcolm A Smith et al The property includes portions of Section 31 Township 4 North Range 8 East and related parcels with bids to be received without appraisement on January 18 1926 at the stated hour.
Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will sell without prae sment the south half of northwest quarter and east half of southwest quarter of section 23 township 3 north range 8 east Ada Oklahoma at public auction January 18 1926 at 2 p m at the north front entrance of the Pontotoc County courthouse. Sale to satisfy Clement Mortgage Companys June 8 1925 foreclosure judgment for 303 06 plus interest costs and attorney fees 50 and 19 40 with first mortgage lien of 1700 and all unpaid taxes.
An Ardmore meeting of Chickasaw and Choctaw citizens discussed final settlement with the United States government. Attorney George Mansfield, once with Mansfield McMurray and Cornish, urged action and predicted completion within three years if a majority sign an agreement. Additional meetings will follow across Chickasaw and Choctaw country as progress is reported. Mansfield would serve as attorney for both tribes if an accord is reached.
An international train carrying twenty Americans nine Britons several Japanese and four League of Nations delegates escaped unharmed after being caught in a clash between Feng Yu Hsiang and Li Ching Ling at Yangtsun near Tientsin. The train sheltered undercarriages during shelling, a bombing nearby, and bullets. A relief convoy provided food and blankets before the train was withdrawn to Lang Fang then back to Peking.
A Thursday meeting at the Masonic Hall of the Order of Eastern Star elected five candidates for degree work and chose officers for the coming year. Officers include Harmon Enloe as worthy matron and H P Butcher as worthy patron with other posts filled by Mrs Lee F Smith Miss Susie McCormick and Mrs Wayne Wheelock. A call meeting next Wednesday at 7 pm will initiate the elected members and install officers. Refreshments committee named and McKeel urges attendance.
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