Notice of Dissolution Application for Mid-Continent Glass Land Co
In Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma the Board of Directors of Mid-Continent Glass Land Company seek an order and decree of dissolution. Creditors stockholders and others affected are notified to file objections by February 11 1941 and to appear as required in Ada Weekly News notices.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Mid-Continent Glass Sand Company
Mid-Continent Glass Land Company
Rofs
Oklahoma
District Court
Klahoma
Ada Weekly News
Portotoe County
State of
Mid- Continent
Sheriff sale to settle Federal Farm Mortgage case in Ada
Notice reports a sheriff sale under an Oklahoma court order in Pontotoc County. The property is the west half of the southeast quarter and northeast quarter of section seven, township two north, range five east, totaling about 120 acres, to satisfy a $632.67 judgment plus 5 percent interest and costs. Sale set for February 24, 1941 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse South front door.
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Land Under Foreclosure
The sheriff of Pontotoc county Oklahoma will sell at public auction on the Sunday of March 1941 at 2:00 p.m. at the south front door of the Ada Court House the south half of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 29 township 4 north range 6 east Indian Base and Meridian. The land is appraised at 2000. The sale is to satisfy a judgment in Pontotoc district court cause 17266 in favor of Home Owners Loan Corporation against Florence E French et al for 2701.58 with 5 percent interest from July 13 1929 plus 260 attorney fees and costs. Witness January 27 1941. Clyde Katser undersheriff. Bete BR Kice attorney for plaintiff.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Pontotec County
Home Owners
Bete BR Kice
Notice to Sell Tax Reclaimed Lands in Pontotoc County
Notice from T. Bam Dew County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma that on February 8 1941 starting at 9 a m at the Courthouse office the county will sell separately the tracts parcels or lots acquired at resale bids on each tract listed with bidder name and amount terms cash pending Board of County Commissioners approval purchaser pays costs of advertisement and other expenses plus bid amount.
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Sen
T. Bam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Board of C ‘Ounty
Sam Dew
Pontotocunty
Flour Shortage Ends Powdered Hair Practice
A food shortage led to abandoning the old English hair whitening custom. It was found that the flour used to whiten hair could feed about 50,000 people.
Notice to Sell County Lands in Pontotoc County OK
Sam Déw county treasurer announces resale of parcels in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on February 28 1941. Bids for Lot 1 and Lot 2 Original Allen City Block 33 were $10.00 and $1.00 respectively by W E Martin and another bidder. Cash terms on date with approval by the county board. buyers pay ad costs and related expenses.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Land in Ada Oklahoma
Sheriff announces foreclosure sale of lots 9 10 11 and 12 in block 28 Original Town of Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma in Pontotoc County cause No 16 994 Home Owners Loan Corporation plaintiff Blanche Brashears et al defendants to satisfy judgment of 1964 44 plus 5 interest per year from Feb 21 1946 plus 196 attorney fees and costs sale date Feb 16 1941 at 2 00 PM to be bid by the highest bidder without apraisal including real estate and tax sales and related costs Witness Clyde Katser Sheriff of Pontotoc County Warren B Rice attorney for plaintiff.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Blanche Brashears
Clyde Katser
W. N. Hughes
Ada Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Ada residents share weekend visits and events as Hazel McAnally wed Wil liam Henson Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Erman Burnett called on Jean Fortenberry. Grandma Reddy remains very sick. Various families, including McAnally, Archer, Golden, and Braden, hosted or visited relatives.
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Tnion Hill
Erman Burnett
Ada
Jean Fortenberry
Hazel McAnally
William Henson
Grandma Reddy
Myrtle Archer
Lillian
George Archer
Lois McAnally
Edith Allen
Bonnie Tilley
Walnut Grove
Mrs. Golden
Frank Allen
Floyd Stone
Galev
Clara Corbin
Collins
Lola Golden
I Do
Oble Taylor
Fort Sill
Bonnie Lee Bustin
Doroth Mae Williams
Glen Braden
Union Valley Community News Roundup
UNION VALLEY reports weekend visits from Hoye, Byrd, Porter, and Jackson families. Ed Stephens and Holley Stephens visited relatives, while Doris Wright and Jean Southerland hosted guests. A Schick test and smallpox vaccine were given at the school, and a 4-H weiner roast drew a good crowd.
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Union Valley
Hoye
W. M. Byrd
Charley Little
Aubern
Audrey Porter
Ej Sill
W. F. Porter
Tom Jackson
Dan Hoover
Ed Stephens
Pecan Grove
Holley Stephens
San Antonio
Texas
Florence Stephnns
Doris Wright
Dr. McDonald
Schick
Betty Moss
Bobby Penrod
Joe Ann Keeling
Dan Moss
Francie Jaques
Evelyn
Winnie Lou Ages
Jean Southerland
Ada
Billy Southerland
Gertrude Penrod
L. J. Penrod
J. C. Southerland
Charley Dunn
Walter Corbin
Joe H. Riddle
Arnold Cooper
Obie Robeson
Muddy Sunday School disrupts services and visits
The piece notes no Sun day School due to bad weather. It lists visits among locals from Vaness to Sunshine and Ada, with several families hosting or visiting during the week. It closes inviting attendance at Sunshine church next Sunday with Bro. A. E. Ford to preach.
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George Pitt
Lee Ponder
Vaness
Sunshine
A. E. Ford
Miller
Edythe Myers
Edna Tinsley
East Central
Grandfather Pitt
Hobgood
Hawkins Underhill
Ada
Grover Ballard
Ted Crager
Evertt
Dewey Cooksey
Clyde Ballard
W.J. Ballard
Bro
Berlin Report On Sunk Ships And Bombers Downed
Berlin reports say 14 British bombers were shot down over the English Channel in a daylight attack on German targets. German sources claim two German bombers were lost and a British haul damaged in the Channel raid. British and German air actions continued over England with raids on armament plants and cities.
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Berlin
English Channel
Ramsgate
Channel
Midlands
Dusseldorf
Germany
High Command
England
Laval Poised for Return as Vichy considers four man cabinet
Chief of State Petain met with Jean Darlan and Charles Huntziger to discuss Laval returning to government. Authorities say negotiations remain domestic with no German involvement. Possible reshuffle would place Laval and Darlan in two ministries, likely interior and foreign affairs, pending Petain’s decision.
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Associated Press
Vichy
France
Philippe Petain
Naval
Jean Darland
Charles Huntziger
Council of Ministers
Pierre Laval
Laval
Petain
Paul Baudouin
Council
Huntziger
Darlan
Darian
Interior Ministry
Paris
Otto Abetz
Adolf Hitler
Fernand de Brinon
Pierre Etienne
Ivy vines threaten to invade inside home
Mrs. Don Allison in El Reno reports ivy growing from the outside of her house into the interior through a gap near the fireplace. She has cut the vine back repeatedly, but it regrows more vigorously each time.
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EL Reno
Don Allison
Allison
Texas Oil Proration Laws Debated For Permanence
Texas lawmakers weigh permanent adoption of oil proration laws amid hearings. Officials project February March production around 1 3 million barrels daily with 95 000 wells statewide. Rep Lester Clark predicts broad support to remove oil statutes from politics and favor a two year interstate compact renewal.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
House of Representatives
Oil Conservation Commission
Railroad Commission
Commission
Lester Clark
Breckenridge
House Oil Committee
Trains and Trucks Readied for 45th Division Move
Fort Sam Houston units will provide about 100 army trucks to aid the 45th Infantry Division’s move from Fort Sill Oklahoma to a new camp at Abilene Texas in early March 194? A warning order calls Major General W S Key to relocate within ten days after February 28. Half the division’s service troops from Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and Arizona depart around February 24 with about 7 980 officers and men in the first exodus. The second wave moves on March 3 and final departure by March 5. The 36th division at Camp Bowie Brownwood will lend trucks and rolling equipment to support the transfer.
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San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
45Th
Fort Sill
Okla
Abilene
Walter Krueger
Eighth Army Corps
W. S. Key
National Guard
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
36Th Division
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Army Corps Headquarters
Robert Wood First Communist Called By Senate Probers
Oklahoma City report on Robert Wood the 33 year old Harvard law graduate and secretary of the Oklahoma Communist Party who testified before the senate privileges and elections committee. He said he was paid 15 dollars weekly as state organizer and that party records had been seized during the criminal syndicalism trials. He described his background including education and his role as an observer at the Scottsboro case.
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Stegall
Oakman
Owl Creek
Homer
Pentecostal Church
Kurley
Calvin
Juanita Caldwell
Cromwell
Loyd Bush
Jim Andrews
Kelly
Bud Bush
Jessie Capener
Oklahoma City
Neal McDonald
Hershel Kurley
Carmen Scroggins
Francis
Jimmie Dale
Oakman Girls
Homer Girls
Obbie Scroggins
Cedar Grove
Ira Wommack
Flora Carter
Ab Mounger
Senate
Robert Wood
Harvard Law
Oklahoma
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Wood
Chicago
New York
Eli Jaffee
Reason
Methodist Church
National Committee of
The
Communist Party
Joe Thompson
Alan Shaw
Shaw
Elizabeth Green
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
International Labor Defense
Scottsboro
Birmingham
Ala
National Committee
Tulsa
Jewish Couple Found Dead in Gas-Therapy Tragedy
In Elkins Park Philadelphia area, Rabbi Louis Wolsey’s wife Florence 48 and their son Jonathan 23 were found dead in a gas-filled car. Coroner W J Rushing deemed it a death by own actions, noting a hose connected to the exhaust. Rabbi Wolsey cited his wife’s nervous ailment. the coroner could provide no reason for the son’s involvement.
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Philadelphia
Louis Wolsey
Elkins Park
W. J. Rushing
Montgomery County
Rabbi Wolsey
New York
Florence Wolsey
Jonathan
Rushong
Oklahoma Highway Death Toll Reaches 42 for February
Oklahoma's traffic deaths climbed to 42 for the year after E. T. Dutcher, 67, Guthrie, died from injuries after an auto collision on January 9. January total rises to 33, February to nine, and the 1941 figure trails 47 from last year.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
E. T. Dutcher
Guthrie
Dutcher
Counties Named for Patriots and a Mexican War General
Not named for presidents, Lincoln and Cleveland counties honor Revolutionary patriots, while Wilson County commemorates a Mexican War general, reflecting 19th century naming practices in North Carolina.
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Lincoln
Cleveland
Wilson
North Carolina
Law needed for low rent program in ten states
Oklahoma is among ten states lacking enabling legislation for low rent slum clearance programs, though funds have been set aside by the U S housing authority. A total of 15 million dollars was designated without specifying amounts per state. Besides Oklahoma the states include Maine Minnesota Iowa Kansas South Dakota Utah Nevada New Hampshire and Wyoming. Officials said local housing authorities may apply for the funds after required legislation is enacted.
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Washington
Oklahoma
U. S. Housing Authority
Maine
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
South Dakota
Utah
Nevada
New Hampshire
Wyoming
First Repressuring For Arkansas Soon
EL DORADO Ark Feb 5 The first repressuring program in an Arkansas oil field will start Feb 15 in the Jones sand of Shuler field. Gas will be injected into the producing formation as the field is run as a unit. The 13 500 barrel daily allowable remains unchanged. Operators testified repressuring would raise ultimate recovery from the Jones sand by eight to 12 million barrels.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Arkansas
Jones Sand
Shuler Field
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission
Admits He Killed Mother of Three
NEW ORLEANS Feb 5 A refinery worker Michael Boe 50 held on a homicide charge in the slaying of Alma Simon 34 mother of three. Detective Captain Fred Williams said Boe admitted the killing and tried to die by his own hand but only suffered superficial facial wounds. The body was found in tangled woods with a shotgun wound. Roe said he killed her Saturday because he was ill and did not want anyone else to have her after his death.
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New Orleans
Michael Boe
Alma Simon
Fred Williams
Boe
Williams
Roe
Oklahoma's oldest master farmer dies in Cushing
Cushing Oklahoma February 5 Charles O Hammer age 83 believed oldest master farmer in the state died at his home near Cushing yesterday Funeral services were set for today at the local church with burial in nearby cemetery Hammer had long operated a family farm and was widely known for his agricultural work and leadership in the community
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Cushing
Okla
Charles O. Hammer
Oklahoma
Merchant Ships In First Place On British Needs List
British sources say merchant ships top the needs list for lend lease aid to England with bombing planes tanks and infantry rifles following. Officials estimate the program could exceed 3 billion dollars and outline a process led by William S. Knudsen to match British orders with U S procurement. Britain also aims to liquidate about 900 million dollars of American direct investments.
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Washington
England
United States
William S. Knudsen
Treasury
Morgenthau
Knudsen
Army
Navy
Government to file anti trust suit against ASCAP
The United States prepared to file an anti trust criminal action against the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers after failed settlement talks. Justice officials in Washington announced a third failure to reach a consent decree as Victor O Waters said he would present the government's accusations before Federal Judge F Ryan Duffy. BMI has agreed to pay when played licensing and other restraints under a civil consent decree, but ASCAP awaits similar terms before it becomes effective.
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Milwaukee
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Victor O. Waters
Justice Department
F. Ryan Duffy
Washington
Broacast Music, Inc
ASCAP
BMI
Radio Industry
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Department
Remains of Plane Victims Removed in Washington Wreck
An army mountain party carried remains down a narrow 18 inch trail from the Little Rockies to Tacoma near McChord Field. The bomber crashed into a rocky cliff at a 45 degree angle while returning toward a California bombing range, killing seven aboard.
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Morton
Wash
Tacoma
McChord
California
Walter Peck
Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News Classified Ads
Ada residents learn that investing more in classified ads yields higher returns as the notice outlines pricing tiers and projected reach for advertisers seeking greater visibility in the Ada News classified section.
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Ada News
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