Notice by Publication and Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
Public notices reveal a foreclosure action filed Nov 22 1929 by trustees and creditors against Tom B Phares Nettie J Phares and S C Kell en berger seeking to foreclose a first deed of trust on multiple parcels in Pontotoc County Oklahoma and an eleven day sale date set for Dec 23 1929. Also Sheriff sale announced for Dec 23 1929 for various properties in Ada and surrounding areas to satisfy a $13032.62 judgment plus costs and interest.
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Ada Weekly News Navy
State of Oklahoma
Kellenberger
Bloomingbank Road
Riverside
HH. P. Doughty
E. G. Penhallowon
Martha Beaumont
Jeuck Brothers
J. H. Bostwick
Henrietta E. Mansecom
C. A
H. P. Doughty
C. A. Tilghman
Caroline A. Housel
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Tom B. Phares
Nettie J. Phares
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company
Bill Summers
Kla
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County
Sheriff to sell at Ada on December 31 1929 at 2 00 PM the real estate described in Cause No 9406 between Home Savings and State Bank as plaintiff and Robert H Austell Minnie Austell C A Rucker Security Finance Sam Booker Mrs Sam Booker C L Broadway and Mrs C L Broadway as defendants to satisfy a 5828 12 judgement plus interest and costs with attorney fee 500 00 and 484 51 additional costs and interest thereon. sale limited to the described parcels in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. proceeds to cash bidder high.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
P. A. Norris
W. M. Elliott
Mollie Elliott
H. E. Whitehead
Bu-Vi- Bar Petroleum Corporation
Ren
Charlotte Colbert
Monday Chatman
Chester Chatman
R. E. Duncan
American Investment Company
Thomas Henry Lewis
Northern Trust Company
Florence Lewis
Mair
United Life and Accident Insurance Company
C. M. Cade
A. J. Fluke
Conservative Loan and Trust Company
G. W. Hilderbrandt
Leon Melville
Newton Melville
Sallie Melville
Wilson L. Perry
Jim Statler
Eva Folsom
Rena Folsom
W. R. Horton
Frank Folsom
Isabelle Folsom
Isabella Blue
Frances Folsom
Melville
Dan Hays
Ada
Fred Bowles
Albert Chamberlain
McKeown & Green
State of Oklahoma
Home Savings and State Bank
Robert H. Austell
Minnie Austell
C.A. Rucker
Security Finance Company
Sam Booker
C. L. Broadway
L. Broadway
Notice of Final Settlement in Guardianship Case 2686
Final reports and accounts in the guardianship of Walter Berry and Ben Henry Filmore, minors, are to be settled December 26, 1929 at 10:00 AM in the Ada County Court. Any interested party may appear to contest or support approval and distribution as prayed. Tal Crawford, County Judge, seal. 12-11-2tw
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Walter Berry
Ben Henry Filmore
E Jackson
Ada
Tal Crawford
Sheriff Sale Foreclosure Notice for Pontotoc County Land
Notice of sheriff sale under mortgage foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Property includes described land parcels in Ada area to satisfy a 1929 judgment of Exchange Trust Company against John T. C. Palmer and Charles Savana Palmer. Sale set for January 18, 1930 at 2 pm at the south front door of the Ada court house.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma Exchange Trust Company
Corporea Velba Oklahoma
John T. C. Palmer
J. T. C. Palmer
Charlcie Savana Palmer
Commonwealth Petroleum Corporation
E. L. Galbreath
Paul A. Thorp
Flora Thorp
J. FF. McFarland
Commercial Credit Company
W. B. Watson
Josie Watson
Fred Palmer
District Court
Oklahoma
Exchange Trust Company
Tulsa
J.T. C. Palmer
Charlie Savana Palmer
F. J. McFarland
Charleie Savana Palmer
Ada
Artes Fred Bowles
Ontotoe County
Albert Chamberlain
McKeown &G
Ofreen
Ada Oklahoma franchise ordinance grants OG&E electric lines
City of Ada adopts Ordinance 505 authorizing Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company to construct maintain and operate power lines in Ada for twenty five years. A special election is set for January 21 1930 to approve the franchise with immediate effect claimed for city safety and lighting needs.
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City OF
Ada
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Oklahoma
State of
Board of Commissioners
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma Gas and Electre Company
Srantee
Corporation Commission of
State of Oklahom
State of Oklahoma
Ada Oklahoma City Ordinance Passage Notice
The ordinance takes effect immediately upon passage and approval by the City Board of Commissioners. It was passed and approved on December 5, 1929, and signed by SOMER JONES as Mayor and Chairman. Clerk signatures and filing dates follow.
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Board of Commissioners
Ada
Oklahoma
Somer Jones
QM Ab
Eamara Beene
Special Election Proclamation for Ada Oklahoma 1930
Ada Oklahoma announces a special election on January 21, 1930 to decide a franchise for Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company. Polling places include City Hall and several schools and garages. Officials listed for each ward and precinct, with opening at 6 am and closing at 7 pm.
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City Hall
Prince Chevrolet
Hays School
Ford Building
Fred Ford
Wittard School
Eistell Jeffress
Prince-Chevrolet
J. O. Abney
Ed. Harrison
E. E. Ueltschey
W. S. Akers
Schey
J. C. Sparks
C. Sturdivant
D. Davidson
Thos. P. Holt
Gary Kitchens
C. M. Chaney
Ross Tipton
W. PD. Kennedy
A. H. Chapman
Ibyron Lagsiter
R. PP. Runyan
Hoover faces hard task naming two Democrats to ICC
President Hoover finds the selection of two Democrats to the Interstate Commerce Commission difficult as he weighs candidates amid political pressures and the need for bipartisan balance. The report notes the challenge of balancing party loyalties with qualifications in a key federal regulatory post.
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James L. West
Washington
Dec
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cotton Leaders Seek $30 Million Central Cotton Agency
A six member delegation began shaping a planned $30 million central cooperative to finance cotton handling across 15 southern and western states. The plan, approved by a Farm Board conference, would transform the American Cotton Growers' Exchange into a centralized entity with a 21 member directorate and a stockholder loan fund.
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Memphis
Tenn
Federal Farm Board
South
Farm Board
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Wet bloc plans vigorous drive in anti prohibition push
Washington reports members of the house wet bloc met to map tactics aimed at repealing dry laws. They urged anti prohibitionists for consent and daily attendance on the floor. Representative Laguardia called the meeting and an organization session is set for January 9 with officers to be elected.
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Washington
House
Laguardia
New York
Wrapping Parcels Safely Key to Christmas Mail
Ada postmaster urges careful parcel wrapping with return addresses to curb lost mail and delays. Officials note many items remain unclaimed from last year and advise placing stamps and seating on the back to speed handling. mailing by week’s end aims for Christmas delivery.
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Tost
Ada
M. F. Manville
Eight killed in Auburn prison riot siege
Auburn New York December riot ends after state police rescue Warden Jennings and seven guards. Dead include Principal Keeper George A. Durnford and several convicts. attackers faced murder charges for prison escape attempt.
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Auburn
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Edgar S. Jennings
George A. Durnford
Perry Johnson
Alex Tucholka
Steve Pawlak
Stephen Sporning
Duke J. Bonnell
Henry Sullivan
Ernest Pavesi
James Biancrassi
Raymond F. Kieb
State Commissioner of Correction
Jennings
Cunards
Sullivan
Johnson
Durnford
No Reward Will Be Paid For Capture In Oklahoma Case
Oklahoma City December 14 An attorney general opinion states none of WL White R M Foster and Tom Guest qualified for a $250 state reward for arrest and final conviction in the Asher State Bank robbery. Foster and White had pleaded guilty or been convicted in 1927 and Guest was convicted on a homicide charge tied to the case. Payments were annual appropriations in 1927 and cannot now be paid.
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White House
Q Joseph B Eastman
Boston
Eastman
Senate
Northwest
Boston Democrat
Richard V. Taylor
Mobile
Alabama
Commission
Louisiana
A. J. Maxwell
Internal Revenue
North Carolina
Hoover
Maxwell
North Carolina State Corporation Commission
Simmons
Virginia
James P. Woods
Roanoke
Glass and
Swanson
House
Robert M. Jones
Knoxville
Tennessee
Florida
Mr. Hoover
R. Hudson Burr
Tallahassee
Florida Railroad Commission
Mr. Taylor
Hugh White
State Corporation Commission
C. L. Bunn
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Charles E. Cotrell
Atlanta
James R. Rachman
Atlanta Milling Company
Herbert E. Choate
Choate Investment Company of
R. H. McAdams
South Carolina
Oklahoma City
WL. White
R. M. Foster
Tom Guest
Asher State Bank
Holloway
J. Berry King
W. L. Murphy
Ww. A. Diester
Shawnee
Jr. Thompson
Louis
Tishomingo Man Gets 50 Years For Killing Ira Samson
Dec 11 jury deliberated slightly over two hours and sentenced J. Arthur Keitner a farmer to 50 years in the penitentiary for the alleged murder of Ira Samson another farmer in Tishomingo.
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Tishomingo
J. Arthur Keitner
Ira Samson
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