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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
7
O. W. James administrator of Jennie James deceased seeks court order to mortgage 200 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for 2475 to pay off and secure release of a prior mortgage. Hearing set December 29 1925 at 2 00 to 3 00 pm at Ada County Court.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Mrs. M. T. White requires claims with vouchers to Porter White administrator in Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred. December 9, 1925. Porter White administrator. Also settlement of final account in the estate of F J Phillips with Jno A Smith as administrator set for December 31 1925 at 10 a.m. at the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Public notice for interested parties to appear with exceptions.
The Pontotoc County Sheriff announces a foreclosure sale for the property in Ada Oklahoma on January 18 1926 at 2 PM without appraisal. The sale follows a December 16 1925 district court order in favor of American Investment Company against A W McKeel and Hester McKeel with a mortgage of 3000 and other costs.
In pursuance of an order of sale issued by the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on December 16 1925 in a case where Rollow Hardware Company is plaintiff and Malcolm A Smith et al are defendants the order directs sale of the described property.
Sheriff announces public auction of the South Half of Northwest Quarter and East Half of Southwest Quarter in Section 23 Township 3 North Range 8 East Ada Oklahoma. Foreclosure judgment for Clement Mortgage Company against Lon W Mills et al. Sale January 18 1926 at 2 pm. Costs include attorney fees and taxes. Also mentions prohibition debate in Washington with a vote 139 to 17 on restricting liquor funds.
The completion of the new building at East Central will provide better facilities and more opportunities. Those planning to enter college should remember that East Central is ready and willing to serve them.
In Pontotoc County District Court William McDaniel Jr plaintiff versus Laura Sprague Alice Fry Anna Huber Lula Price Amy Breco and heirs of Lucetta McDaniel deceased and others all defendants state of Oklahoma cited to appear to determine surviving heirs of Lucetta McDaniel William McDaniel Sr Robert McDaniel Jesse McDaniel and to quiet title to lands in Pontotoc County described as Southwest quarter of Southeast quarter of Southwest quarter Section 21 Township 4 North Range 6 East. Judgment set for February 5 1926.
Victoria Lyles of the state department of education names five model schools in Coal county as accredited and notes seven more may qualify soon. Alvin O Neal reports Phillips Midway Wilson Cairo and Tupelo as current qualifiers while Shady Grove Cottonwood Pleasant Valley Chiles Bromide Hardwood and Clarita are under consideration. Teachers in primary reading pursue correspondence courses and prepare charts and flash cards.
Statistics show 175000 blacksmiths in the United States with annual horseshoe output estimated at 1506000 pound kegs. This census-like figure highlights the scale of the craft and its production capacity across the nation.
Ardmore reports a meeting of Chickasaw and Choctaw citizens led by George A Mansfield to discuss a plan granting Indians equality of rights. Mansfield described legal steps and noted a related Supreme Court case that could invalidate mortgage conveyances on Indian homesteads, potentially restoring treaty terms and substantial tribal property recovery.
At a regular Ada Council No. 10 meeting, the Masonic year duties were closed and officers elected. Illustrious Master for the year is L. S. Chilcutt. Deputy Master M. Z. Thompson. Principal Conductor Hugh Norris. Captain of Guard A. D. Stubblefield. Captain of Council M. C. Grigsby. Steward W. E. Moore. Sentinel John W. Smith. Recorder John Gardner. Treasurer Edgar Alexander.
Senator A. A. Jones proposes amending the adjusted compensation act to grant cash surrender values on war veterans certificates after three years. A $1000 certificate for a 33 year old would yield about 545.55 at year three, with values rising annually. Treasury estimates cash payments could reach 1.509 billion.
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