Sheriff Sale Notice and Civil Garnishment in Pontotoc
The notice details a property foreclosure sale in Pontotoc county Oklahoma by the sheriff to satisfy a 1936 judgment of 3606.90 plus costs and interest on land described as portions of sections 17, township 3 north range 4 east. The sale is scheduled for December 28 at 2 pm at the Ada courthouse. Also included is a public notice of a garnishment case in Ada Justice Court against Mrs Zora Crim for 78.86 with a garnishee holding funds and a required answer by January 29 1937.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
C. B. Tiffin
Florence Tiffin
David I. Tiffin
D. L Tiffin
Loys Tiffin
D. B. Tiffin
Eva Roberts
Bertha Kahsemer
Bartha Kahsmer
Otha B. Tiffin
B. Tiffin
Hazel Smith
W. H. Whitford
A. A. Park
Fr. Tiffin
Ten Tiffin
Ola Meinturf
Tiffin
Barbara Duckett
Texas Company
Pontotoc
Township Three
Ada
Lyde Kaiser
Okla
Harve Lambert
AU. Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
Yf. McKeel
Smart Shop
Zora Crim
A. W. Oliver
First National Bank
Notice of Hearing Final Account and Distribution Petition
Fate Flowers as executor of Simon Ferry deceased filed final account and petition for distribution and discharge in Pontotoc County Court Oklahoma. Hearing set January 14, 1937 at 10 o clock a.m. in Ada court room. Interested parties must appear to show cause. Dated December 17, 1938. (Seal) John Boyce McKeeI County Judge Pontotoc County Okla. 12-24-31w
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Simon Perry
Ada
Oklahoma
Parley Fails to Break Deadlock in Maritime Talks
A new conference between a maritime group and ship owners failed to end the 55 day blockade. Edward F. McGrady arranged the meeting between the masters, mates and pilots of America led by E R B O Grady and Thomas G. Plant of the owners committee. The parties agreed to discuss union recognition and other issues, with Plant stressing willingness to meet unions at any time.
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San Francisco
Edward F. McGrady
Masters, Mates and Pilots of America
E. R B. O'Grady
Thomas G. Plant
Plant
Desperado Slain Escapee Hunted After Jail Break
Desperado Claude McGee, a convicted killer under death sentence, is being hunted west of Poplar Bluff Missouri after abducting two men near Deering and fleeing in their car. He warned that his photo is in papers and may be headed toward Kansas City. A wreck near Doniphan preceded a possible attempt to reach relatives while authorities from Missouri and Arkansas issued alerts. local business and mining partners Tom D. McKeown and associates report progress on a Mexico mining venture with ore sales expected in 69 to 90 days.
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Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Ozark
Here
Claude McGee
William R. Phillips
Little Rock
Ark
United States Government Land Bank Examiner
Horton Scott
Caruthersville
Doniphan
Ripley
Bradley
Highway Patrol
McGee
Kansas City
Arkansas
Benton
W. T. Carlton
Grays Point
State Supreme Court
Tom D. McKeown
M. Z. Thompson
W. T. Shelton
Fred Schreiber
Paul Alderson
Mexico
Oil Industry Sees Strong 1936 Prosperity Amid High Demand
Tulsa reports a prosperous year for the oil industry driven by sustained demand for refined products. Crude production reached records, stocks remained ample, and refinery margins rose. January allowables and a price uptick buoyed spirits after regulatory and anti trust concerns.
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Madison
Wis
Compact Commission
Iowa
Armistice Declared in Chinese Civil War Amid Flights to Sianfu
In Nanking on December 23 a three day armistice was ordered after Mme Chiang Kai Shek and Dr. T V Soong flew to rescue the Nationalist leader. Dr H H Kung granted the cease fire until December 25 following talks with Chang Hsueh Liang and Communist allies.
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Nanking
China
Mme
Chiang Kai-Shek
T. V. Soong
Lianfu
Chiang
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Dr. Soong
H. H. Kung
Marshal Chang
Chang
Fushih
Shensi Province
Sianfu
Yangtse River
U. S
Hankow
Kansu
Lanchow
Sining
Tsinghai Province
A Letter From The Editor Reflects On Thirty Years In Ada
Byron Norrell, editor, thanks readers for 30 years of Ada publishing in this year end note. He recalls space limits, changes, and readers’ support while hoping for a prosperous new year. The item includes holiday wishes and community greetings and mentions local names among social notes.
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Ada
Weekly News
Byron Norrell
Albuquerque Gunfire Ends in Fatal Wounding and Revenge Shot
In Albuquerque a financier's wife Mrs John M Raynolds 45 was fatally shot after a confrontation with a house painter Gay 60 who attacked her husband at their home District Attorney Owen Marron led the probe The wife fired the assailant fatally and died hours later while the painter Gay also died Investigators say the family was negotiating a Christmas project when the violence erupted The maid Daisy Jiron 21 described the sequence including the wife firing at Gay The Reynolds daughters were present and an emergency room attempt failed to save Mrs Raynolds.
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Albuquerque
John M. Raynolds
W. E. Gray
Owen Marron
Raynolds
Mr. Raynolds
Mr. Gay
Mrs. Raynolds
Britain Proposes Broad Peace Effort on Spanish Civil War
London reports Britain leads moves with 27 nations in the non intervention committee to halt foreign enlistments in Spain by January 4. The plan seeks pledges that volunteers will not depart for Spanish fronts and dismisses a neutral observers option. Franco requests more details while the Socialists accept the control plan in principle.
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London
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Franciso Franco
Franco
Oklahoma City Insurance Board Orders Records for Hearings
Oklahoma City December 23 UPI All companies writing workers compensation insurance in Oklahoma were ordered to submit complete records for a hearing on rates before the state insurance board. The board said it would slash rates 22 percent February 1 unless the order is complied with. A hearing will be set to determine rates after the records are submitted.
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Oklahoma
Marland Grants Ten Paroles In Oklahoma
Governor Marland issued clemency to ten prisoners at McAlester and Granite reformatories. Paroles include Ellis Ramsey Latimer county and Cecil Wood Delaware county. other inmates span Logan Osage Atoka and Pontotoc counties with sentences from two to ten years for offenses ranging from robbery with firearms to auto theft and larceny. Clemency came late yesterday with commutations for John Bridgeman and Bill Roberts on fishing and liquor violations.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
McAlester Penitentiary
Granite Reformatory
Ellis Ramsey
Latimer County
Cecil Wood
Delaware County
Carl Dalton
Logan County
Charles McGee
Osage County
E. L. Romine
Atoka County
Herman Tollison
Pontotoc County
James Asbill
Craig County
Floyd McKenzie
Marshall County
Henry Gray
Hughes County
John Bridgeman
Bill Roberts
Lincoln County
D. B. Green
Tulsa County
Sand Springs
F. E. Belt
Jackson County
Grand Larceny
D. V
Cattle Drive Recalls Old Chisholm Trail Traditions
Oklahoma City on December 25 reports Pat Hamilton organizing a 360 mile drive of 250 cattle to his Woodward Ellis County ranch. Cowboys Ben Burnett Charles LeFever and Idaho Davis guide the herd along fenced sections, avoiding night herding and danger of the past as modern transport, trains, and planes dot the horizon.
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Austin Bealmear
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pat Hamilton
Hamilton
Washita
Chisholm Trail
Chickasha
el Reno
Burnett
Osage
Old Mexico
Texas
Borah Urges Stricter Neutrality Measures And Embargo
Senator Borah of Idaho urged tighter neutrality policy stressing curtailing profits and trade to keep any neutrality effective. He supported a mandatory arms embargo and travel restrictions on ships of belligerents while leaving broader trade to the president. Roosevelt signaled new neutrality legislation after talks with House Foreign Affairs Chair Reynolds about civil war issues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Borah
R-Ida
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reynolds
D-Tenn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Spain
Mine Explosion Kills Thirty Four at Rosita Coal Mine
An explosion at the Rosita Coal Mine in Nuevo Rosita Coahuila left at least 34 dead and 35 injured. Rescue crews searched 80 miles south in Mexico for five entombed miners amid gas and debris. Officials cited fire damp as a possible cause and mass funeral services were planned for victims from the number one shaft.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Mexico
Nuevo Rosita
Coahuila
Torreon
Rosita Coal Mine Company
Madrid braces for Christmastide as shells hit city
In Madrid, 15 shells reportedly struck the heart of the capital during a long range bombardment aimed at El Escorial's communications. Militiamen fear insurgent attacks while awaiting possible homeleave for Christmas. Despite damage and injuries from falling masonry, young girls gather gifts for the militia.
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Madrid
el Escorial
Skelly and KVOO Win Demurrer in Oil Workers Suit
Oklahoma City December 23 The state supreme court on file sustained demurrers of W G Skelly and two KVOO Tulsa employees to a damage suit filed by officials of the International Association of Oil Field Gas Well and Refinery Workers of America.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
W. G. Skelly
KVOO
Tulsa
International Association of Oil Field, Gas Well and Reinery Workers of America
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Charlie Turner
Pearl Capps
Edith Roland
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Lee Ponder
Bob Reeves
Emma Barnett
Tom Cook
Earl Hodge
Earline
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Rosa Minyard
Christine
Georgie Lee
Charlie Chambers
Dail Walker
Edd Walker
Ella Hodge
Donna Cook
Pear Capps
S. D. Chambers
Charlie
Lee Thomas
Galey
S. L. Burns
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W. L. McKinley
Ragland
Jewell Hodge
Mallie Ponder
Henry McKinney
Mary Reeves
Guy Welker
Esther
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Yeager
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Pall Ams
Jake
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Kiowa
Lopez Cooper
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Caddo County
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Oklahoma County
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Lipstock
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Compania Carbonifera de Sabinas, S. A
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