Sheriff's Sale Notices From Pontotoc County 1923 Ada
Notices announce foreclosure sales by the Pontotoc County Sheriff on December 31 1923 January 10 1924 and January 7 1924 for properties in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs include Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company Clement Mortgage Company and Oklahoma State Bank with multiple defendants. Properties described span sections and townships in Pontotoc County with mortgage debts and costs specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Said
Mildred O. Schulte
Mayme Williams
Hatcher
J. E. Sloan
Okla
P. H. Deal
J. F. McKeel
H. W. Harris
District Court
Clement Mortgage Company
Dlaintiff
E. B. Forrest
Jennie We Vanwinkle
J. I. Parmer
Sarah Parmer
Township 3
Range
I. M
Court House
West 12Th Street
Ada
Jktoma
McKeown and Green
State of Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Wilber Anderson
Claude C. Gray
Jannuary
Aca
Conservative’ Loan Company
W. M. Elliott
Hurley Prince
Horace Prince
Lee Prince
Lulie A. Campbell
William W. Campbell
Guaranty State Bank of
Maud B. Prince
State of
County Court House
West Twelfth Street
S. C. Yancey
Maggie Yancey
P. H., Deal
Notice to Creditors and Foreclosure Sales in Pontotoc County
Multiple notices outline creditors must present claims against Rick Frederick deceased within four months. Sheriff auctions two land tracts in Ada on January 29 1924 to satisfy judgments. Additional sheriff sale plans include property in Pontotoc County and a car seizure. Prices and mortgage details are provided for each action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Rick Frederick
E. N. Jones
Sarah E. Fredrick
Anguish over officers roils Aber deen-Angus breeders
Two rival boards elected presidents Benjamin Campbell of Utica Minnesota and S C Fullerton of Miami Ohio spar over the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders association. Superior Judge Dennis E Sullivan ordered the status quo as the court interprets Illinois law governing officer selection. No hearing date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association
Dennis E. Sullivan
Benjamin Campbell
Utica
Campbell
Fullerton
Third American Joins German Finances Commission
Paris Dec 24 Henry M Robinson of Los Angeles lawyer and banker is named the third American on the reparations commission expert panel to study Germany finances. Dawes and Young are the other two Americans on the panel. Robinson has led major banks and served on the supreme economic council at the peace conference in 1919 and represented the United States at the first international labor conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Germany
Charles G. Dawes
Owen D. Young
Mr. Robinson
First National Bank of
Supreme Economic Council
United States
Mollie Potes Dies After Long Illness at 730 West 19th
Mrs Mollie Potes 34 wife of J E Potes died Sunday at 3 15 AM at the family home from tuberculosis after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon by Rev Pinkerton. Interment followed at Rosedale cemetery. She is survived by her husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Potes
J. E. Potes
West 19Th
Pinkerton
Rosedale Cemetery
News Want Ad Promotes 666 for Cold and Flu Relief
A vintage want ad touts 666 as a quick remedy for colds fever la grippe and headaches. The short notice lists cures for constipation biliousness and other ailments, promising fast relief.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bud Fisher
Secret Service
White Houses
Matt
Ada Weekly News
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company
B. S. McCleary
Lillian McCleary
R. E
W. P. Weston
Pontotloc County
Oklahoma State Bank of
R. F. Hurley
Maud Hurley
J. H. Paine
Joseph G. Breco
Ruth S. Carter
Ida Hoover
Ruth&. Carter
Woutotoe County
Claude Gray
Eva Gray
L. E. Dean
Section
Township Five
Range Four
Dignutife
Exchange Trust Company
Tulsa
S. C. Yancy
Maggie Yancy
H. N. Fitzpatrick
Maggie*Yancy
Ponstotoec
S. L. van Curen
S.L. van Curen
Pittsburgh
Penn
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
National Transit. Co
Eureda
Buckeye
Angus
MR. van Loon
Abe
S&& Miss
Van
Mr.van Loon
Grace
van Loons
Pather
E. Potes
O. F. Leipziger
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