Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1935
Sheriff sale notice issued after a foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma in December 1935 identifies multiple defendants including Magnolia Petroleum Company and Federal Land Bank of Wichita. The property described totals 1459 acres in various sections Township 3 North Range 5 East Indian Meridian and related parcels with credit and leasehold stipulations. Sale set for January 14 1936 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse to satisfy a judgment of foreclosure with interest costs and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Della Barringer
Deller Barringer
J. T. Barringer
W. J. Donovan
E. M. Glover
Nora ©. Glover
Ben Ellerd
Lottie Ellerd
Beulah Smith
Robert Roland Gipson
Eimore Jemmison Gipson
Geo. W. Latta
Betsev
A. Ac Hart
A. Galbraith
T. Dol. McKeown
R. B. Whitside
Walter M. Barringer
Maude Barringer
Barringer
John J. Barringer
John Louis Barringer
Unknown
Devisees
Sylvia Gipson
Williams
The
Nancy Neal
Oklahoma Pipe Line Company
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Harry H. Diamond Oil Company
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Oklahoma Corporation
Pontotoc Mining Company
Ada Oil and Gas Company
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotec County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Magnolia Petroleum Company
W. H. Abernathy
Ada Weekly News
District Court of
Wichita, Kansas
Ailen W. Stanfield
A. W. Stanfield
Mittie Stanfield
Jack Stevens
Sadie Stevens
Ed Lawson
Laura Lawson
A. T. Gurd
J. E. Wade
John Sealy
K. R. Brown
R. Waverly Smith
E. E. Plumly
George C. Greer
R. E. Banks
E.&. Haraway
Gaines
Jesse Webb
S. B. Adams
P. A. Norris
Charles Cannady
I. M. Kine
J. P. Crawford
McMan Oil Company
Norris Royalty Company
Ventetoc
Ford
Iy DE Kaiser
John W. Rogers
Margaret Hisaw
Lee Hisaw
Ethel Houchin
Hisaw
Tandy Houchin
Agnes Jeter
His
Earl Littlefield
Violet Boucher
Leonard Hisaw
Bance Hisaw
Nat Hisaw
Bird Boucher
Nee Hisaw
N. A. Hisaw
R. A. Hisaw
First National Bank
H. A. Bowers
Fe Pitt
Center couple visits Ada relatives this Monday
Center Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pevehouse spent Monday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Toga Murphy of Ada. Mrs. Pevehouse's visit highlights a family gathering in Ada.
Local residents gather for informal Monday night visits
Mrs. Liza Hughes and her daughter Mrs. Ona Miller spent Monday evening at the Murphy home and also visited Mrs. Etta Sutton during the same night.
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House
Murphy
Liza Hughes
Ona Miller
Etta Sutton
Notice to Creditors in Estate of A A Lucas Deceased
No 31402 in the matter of the estate of A A Lucas deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Mary Orr Lucas and Lud Hodges executors at 200 West Main Ada Oklahoma or to attorney Ben Hlatener 294 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months of this notice dated December 16 1935. claims barred thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Perry
Oklahoma
A. A. Lucas
Mary Orr Lucas
Lud Hodges
West Main
Ada
Ben Hlatener
American Building
Notice to Creditors in Dora Helms Estate in Ada Oklahoma
In the county court of Pontotoc Oklahoma the estate of Dora Helms deceased is being administered. Executor Clarence Billings calls creditors to present claims with vouchers to J F McKeel 312 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred. Dated December 17, 1935.
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Pontotco
Dora Helms
Clarence Billings
J. F. McKeel
American Building
Ada
Oklahoma
Notice of Hearing of Final Account and Distribution
No 3546. Lily R. Davis deceased John Davis administrator files petition for distribution and discharge. John Boyce McKeel county judge Pontotoc County Oklahoma sets hearing date. Case details reflect probate proceedings and final accounting toward settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily R. Davis
John Davis
Ada
Pentotoc County
Oklahoma
John Boyce McKeel
Pontotoc County
Grandma Sutton Returns Home to Be With Family
Grandma Sutton, visiting her son in Okmulgee, has returned home to be with her son and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Sutton
Okmulgee
Wedding and social notes from the community
The column records weddings and visits including Miss Arene Townsley and Elmer Merryman wed. families hosting relatives from Pickett Chickasaw Ada and Gaar Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Crosland and others moving, dancing event at Otto Hester’s, and a charivari for the newlyweds. Florence Pevehouse visited Ada relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Sutton
Robert Henry
Byron Crosland
William Miller
Sam Pevehouse
Adams
Hayes
Ida Golightly
Beatrice of Pickett
Clara Pevehouse
Ona Miller
Ray Garrett
Lela Floyd
Don
Near Chickashaw
Luther Sullivan
Arene Townsley
Elmer Merryman
Otto Hesters
Edd McCause
Gaar Corner
Pro Grid Has No Charm For Stanford
Stanford’s 1940s stars expect to finish their Rose Bowl bid against SMU and quit football. Bobby Grayson aims for business grad school or law, with a coaching stint possible. Teammates Bones Hamilton and Monk Moscrip plan brief coaching and pursue business or political science as they entered college through various odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Newland
Associated Press
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Columbia
Alabama
Bobby Grayson
Graduate School of Business
Grayson
Robert
Bones
Hamilton
James
Monk
Moscrip
Board of Athletic Control
Immortals of Baseball Named for Hall of Fame Ballot
The 33 modern era players from 1900 to 1935 were announced as candidates for 14 hall of fame spots to be housed with Cooperstown museum. The list includes Babe Ruth Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner among others. fan reaction anticipated to grow with additional selections each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wefkes
Associated Press
Chicago
Legion of Greats
Cooperstown
N. Y
Abner Doubleday
Baseball Writers Association
Henry P. Edwards
American League Service Bureau
Honos Wagner
Edwards
Christy Mathewson
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Denton
Cy) Young
Ed Walsh
Walter Johnson
Rube Waddell
Rube Marquard
Charles Albert
Bill Donovan
Joe McGinnty
Bullet Joe Bush
Joe Wood
Harry Hooper
Duffy Lewis
Sam Crawford
Martial law declared in Venezuela amid revolt and unrest
Port of Spain reports that provisional president Eleazar Lopez Contreras imposes martial law in Caracas and possibly across Venezuela to quell rioting after the death of President Gomez. Clashes involving soldiers and civilians surge. exiled Gomez supporters return to join protests. governors in Zulia Monagas and Sucre face resignations and detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Caracas
Venezuel
Eleazar Lopez Contreras
Tuan Vicente Gomez
Gomez
Colombia
Curacao
Lopez
Vincente Perez Soto
Zelia
Leon Jurada
Juan Fernandez
Monagas
General Cardenas
Sucre
Eustoquio Gomez
East Central State Teachers College Year in Review
The East Central State Teachers College closes the year with a strong faculty, new members, and ongoing graduate study. Enrollment soars, two new campus buildings begin, and membership in the American Council of Education is sought to aid advancement. Notable faculty pursuits include Spencer in Wisconsin and Keiler in Oxford, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Journal
East Central State Teachers College
American Council of Education
East Central
Kate K. Knight
Charles F. Spencer
Wisconsin University
Emma K. Keiler
Oxford University
Oxford
England
A. M. Wallace
California
Geneva George
F Iowa
U.S. Christmas Peace Evokes Global Hope
Christmas comes to America with reverent joy and hopeful greetings as a belief in peace spreads worldwide. The Associated Press reports a festive mood marking the holiday season amid wartime memories and renewed optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
America
State insurance board approves 22 percent rate hike for employers
Oklahoma City December 24 The state insurance board granted a 22 percent average increase in workers compensation insurance rates effective February 15. The board rejected a 56.9 percent request from the National Council on Industrial Compensation. The higher premiums would total about 500000 dollars annually based on last year’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Insurance Board
National Council On Industrial Compensation
Youthful Boxer Dies After Prize Bout
John Homer Coomes a 17 year old from Springville Utah died from a skull fracture suffered in a boxing match with Lou Petro of Provo. Referee Vern Bunnell said the bout was even until Petro landed a punch that knocked Coomes down. Dr Karl Beck believed the fracture occurred when his head hit the mat. No action was taken against Petro.
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Provo
Utah
John Homer Coomes
Springville
Lou Petro
Vern Bunnell
Petro
Coomes
Karl Beck
Blind Children Meet Santa at Ohio Capitol Castle
Children from the Ohio Institution for the Blind visit a peppermint striped castle before the capitol where a blind boy is guided to “see” Santa by feeling his beard and hands. The boy’s impressions are shared with the group, ending with a quiet, reflective moment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Institution For the Blind
Santa Claus
Santa
Ohio Capitol Building
Santa’s Surprise Gift Finds Spark Joy for Boy
A boy learns Santa’s appearance during a warm visit as he examines the hat coat mittens and boots. The group describes the moment the child glows with happiness and Santa notes such visits bring tears, highlighting the human side of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kers
Santa
Ivy league football plan abandoned for now
The eight eastern universities Brown Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton and Yale decide not to form an official ivy league football group yet. Army and Navy maintain ties with the big eight but avoid joining a formal big ten due to broader scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Clarke
Associated Press
New York
Brown, Coltumnmia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Army
Navy
Putt Counting Idea and Cup Size Proposals Stir Golf Talk
Phillip Ross of Montreal and Gene Sarazen propose changes to golf scoring and equipment to reach two under par. The discussion includes counting putts as half a stroke and using eight inch cups to speed play and improve scores. In crime news, the Boston Traveler bans crime on front page for Christmas day, giving space to holiday scenes and Beacon Hill carols.
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Phillip Ross
Montreal
Gene Sarazens
Crime News
Boston
Boston Traveler Today
Traveler
Beacon Hill
Flood control hearing extends data filing for White and Black rivers
Newport Arkansas December 24 Lieut Col E Reybold of Memphis announced a two weeks extension for presentation of data after briefs and arguments in a hearing on flood control for the White and Black rivers. The district engineer said Newport Batesville and other cities along the rivers will have extra time to file statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ark
E. Reybold
Memphis
Batesville
Youngest Grandparents? Victor Couple at 32
Montown Pennsylvania reports Mr. and Mrs. James A. Victor, both 32, are contenders for youngest grandparents after their daughter Bernice Victor Palo gave birth to a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montown
James A. Victor
Bernice Victor Palo
Claudette Colbert Weds Dr. Pressman in Yuma Ceremony
Film star Claudette Colbert and Los Angeles physician Dr. Joel E. Pressman wed in Yuma Arizona this afternoon, Justice of the Peace Earl A. Freeman performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert
Pressman
Yuma, Ariz
Joel E. Pressman
Los Angeles
Justice of the Peace
Earl A. Freeman
Rowe-Hughes nuptials tied in Jesse home ceremony
Miss Geneva Hughes and Mr. Barney Rowe were married Saturday afternoon December 21 at the home of Rev. F. E. Teague 790 East Fifteenth. They will establish residence in Jesse.
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Geneva Hughes
Barney Rowe
Jesse
F. E. Teague
East Fifteenth
Dr Nell Hester Visits Mexia With Mother
Dr Nell Hester of Mexia Texas is visiting with her mother Mrs W L Carney during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell. Hester
Mexia, Tex
W. L. Carney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada Weekly
J. F.,curran, JR
Pepperell Attorneys
Section Fourteen
Della Bedford
A. ©. Davidson, W
J. Fr. McKeel
A. A Davidson
Plaintiff
Home Saga and Loan Association of
Duncan
Harrell & Kerr
Altorme
Zatoc
Owlahoca
Pate Bowers
Ponzococ Coucaty
Owlatioma
Yss
Execucor
Reynolds
Roosevelt
Christendom
Bethlehem
Rome
Pius
Lafayette Park
Dionne Quintuplets
Sara
James Roosevelt
White House
Jon Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Venezuela
American Legion
Gluckman
Convention Hall
Norman Howard
American Legion Post
Louis Gluckman
Alendar
Gellere
U.S
Rowe-Hughes
ADA Hatchery
West 25Th Street
W. H. Mundy
Cardus
Bayless
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