Foreclosure and sale notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple public foreclosure and legal notices issued by Pontotoc County Oklahoma including sheriff sale of Ada property to satisfy judgments against National Bank of Panville and others, estate settlements for A M Gregg and L H Wood, creditor claims, and guardianship sale of Roy Sloan real estate in Ada with court confirmation required.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Said
L. H. Wood
R. B. Moore
Notice of Sale of Lands Under Execution in Ada Oklahoma
The sheriff announces sale of W A Henson lands in Pontotoc County to satisfy Francis National Bank judgment for 531,108.44 plus costs and interest. Lands appraised at 700.00 will be sold January 16, 1928 at 2:00 p.m. at the Ada courthouse front door. Wm. B. Walker sheriff and J F McKeel attorney for the plaintiff.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Francis National Bank
W. A. Henson
Oklahoma
Gay
Ada
Atty
Notice of Sale of Lands by Sheriff in Foreclosure
Alias order of sale issued December 13 1927 by Pontotoc County district court directs the Pontotoc County Sheriff to advertise and sell without appraisement to satisfy Fidelity Land Credit Company v G W Montgomery and N E Montgomery debt. Sale January 20 1928 at 2:00 PM Ada Oklahoma for cash.
Public Auction Indian Land Sale in Ada Oklahoma
Public auction in Ada Oklahoma by W E Hiskey field clerk on Thursday January 12 1928 at 2 00 pm. Case 26922 Mollie Underwood Owens Roll 3967 20 acres S2 NE4 SE4 Sec 6 T IN BR 7 Pontotoc County 15 acres rolling and cultivable 80 rods wire fence 5 miles from Stonewall. Oil and gas prospect value. Cash terms 20.00 sale expense. Office Muskogee Oklahoma. Also Sheriff Sale notice Pontotoc County involving J Edmund Meek plaintiff versus L Jewell Lillian Jewell Fidelity Land Credit Co Na tional Bank of Orange County Chelsia Vermont Caledon.
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Ada
Oklahoma
W. E. Hiskey
Mollie Underwood
Owens, Chick
Pontotoc County
Stonewall
J. Edmund Meek
L. Jewell
Lillian Jewell
Fidelity Land Credit Co
National Bank of Orange County
Chelsia
Vermont
Caledon
Sheriff’s Foreclosure Sale Notice No 8420 Ada Oklahoma
The Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at 2 00 pm January 20 1928 at the south front entrance of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma for cash the 90 acre tract described as NW1 of NW4 NE$ of NW3 NJ of SE} of NW and NE} of SW of NW} of Section 23 Township North Range 5 East Indian Base and Meridian. The sale is subject to a prior mortgage of 2250.00 and accrued interest in the action The Moreren Loan Company v Morrin et al No 8430 on the docket of the district court.
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Reneetta
Ada
E. L. Booth
H. B. Brunner
State of
Oklahoma
David B. Jones
District Court
Pontotee County
David GB. Jones
Pontoetoc County
Oklahoma State Bank
Ada, Oklahoma
Ada Alfaifa Milling Company
L. Db. Brandon
Wm. Haines
F. A. Dalley
R. W. Aileen
H. C. Evans
Nordyke and
Morman
Invinecibie
General Electric Motor
IL BP
General Electric
Westinghouse
Pontotoc County
Oiklahoma
Pontotoc Vsty
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
O. L. Standridge
Nina Standridge
Jones
Maxwell Investment Company
Alahoma
T. B. Slick
R. Whiteside
R. W. Allen
1. B
Oklahomia
Aueien
W. B. Walker
Pontotoc Councy
P. H. Deal
Meeckeown & Green
Pentotec County
State of Oklahoma
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. Ja Auten
A. C. McKay
Sam H. Viersen
J. L. Auten
May Auten
Roy Sloan
J. Db. Sloan
County of Pontotoc
State of Oklahoman
J. D. Sloan
Harrell & Kerr
the Guardian
Said County
Fidelity Land Credit Company. Corporation
Blaintiff
G. W. Montgomery
N. E. Montgomery
Enid
James E. Webb
Holt & Gilbreath
Pontotoc County Court House
Indian Base
Pontetoc County
Pontotos County
Moneren Loan Company
H. S. Morrin
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma is directed to advertise and sell without appraisement Lot One in Block Twelve College Addition Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a CH Home Building & Loan Association judgment against James E Webb and Rosa Webb and others. Sale to take place February 6, 1928 at 10 a.m. at the front door of Pontotoc County Court House Ada.
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National Bank
Panvill
Vermont
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Merck
Liliannes Fidelity Cid Credit Co
Ce Corporati Ae National Bank of
Orange County
Chelsia
Galidonia National Bank
Danville
Dagges
Ada
State of Oklahoma
Witenere
Te District Court
Homa
Home Building & Loan Association
Plaintie
James E. Webb
Rosa Webb
N. @ande
Roy Gephart
Byte Thomas Harris
Harris Wallpaper and Paint Co
W. W. Sledge
J. B. Sledge
Geogi Lon * Russell
Charles A. Zorn
Fry
G. B. Armstrong
Ivean Wrick
K. ¢. Hunter
Will Vail
Haynes Hardware Co
F. G. Gay
Gay Electric Company
George Parker
T. W. Bryne
W. E. Brinlee
R. E. Blanks
College
Esaid
James FE
J. F E. Harris
Haynes Hardware Company
A. J. Fry
KE. CC. Hunter
J. le Thomas
W. FE. Brinlee
William Edmiston
Lon A. Russell
Seidounty
Pontotoc
Sale of L. M. Bandy merchandise stock by assignee
Clyde Meaders as assignee for L. M. Bandy will sell at public auction on January 16 1928 at 2 pm at 115 North Rennie Ave Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma the stock of groceries merchandise and accounts including fixtures formerly owned by L. M. Bandy. McKeown and Green attorneys for assignee.
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L. M. Bandy
Rennie Avenue
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Clyde Meaders
McKeown & Green
Ada pioneer Mrs. J. T. Higgins dies at home
Ada resident Mrs. J. T. Higgins, longtime pioneer, died Tuesday night at her East Thirteenth Street home. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. from the residence, with Rev. C. E. Wilson officiating. Interment will follow in Rosedale cemetery. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. W. N. Mays.
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J. T. Higgins
Ada
East Thirteenth and
Rennie
C. E. Wilson
Rosedale Cemetery
W. N. Mays
Former Officials Invited to Hearst Probe Hearing
James R. Sheffield former ambassador to Mexico and Arthur Bliss Lane of the Latin American division were invited to appear tomorrow before the special senate committee investigating documents in Hearst newspapers said to originate from the Mexican official archives.
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Washington
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Arthur Bliss Lane
Senate
Hearst
Blackmer Fugitive Oil Witness Becomes Man Without a Country
Denver oil man Henry M. Blackmer, sought in the Teapot Dome scandal, has lived nearly three years in hiding with passport revoked and bonds seized. He faces a February 27 summons in Washington to show cause why he should not be held in contempt, while authorities pursue James O Neill and probe bonds linked to Secretary Fall and the Sinclair lease.
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Washington
Europe
Henry M. Blackmer
Denver
United States
Blackmer
Supreme Court
James O'Neill
Prairie Oil & Gas Company of Kansas
Liberty
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Canada
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
Sinclair
O'Neill
Continental Company
Walsh
Wanted Reliable Man to Sell Rawleigh Products Near Ada
Classified notice seeking a reliable man in South Pontotoc County to sell Rawleigh products with no experience needed. Must own a car or wagon and team. Write L. Butler at 430 W. 6th St Ada Oklahoma. 12-21-41w.
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Rawleigh
Pontotoc County
L. Butler
Ada
Oklahoma
6Th St
Rocky Mountain Fives Duel For Title In 1928 Conference
Montana State and Colorado College enter the Rocky Mountain race as favorites after last year’s tight three game final, with new coaches at Utah and Colorado A and M. Montana State’s roster centers on Captain John Breeden Ashworth Thompson and Frank Ward. Colorado College relies on Forrest Phelps Dutch Clark and Ernie Simpson. Other contenders include Utah Aggies led by Vadal Pereston and Colorado A M with Captain Vickers. Denver University Colorado Mines Wyoming and other schools also field strong rosters as the season opens.
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Denver
Colo
Montana State College
Colorado College
Montana
Vada Peterson
Utah University
Joe Ryan
Colorado Agricultural College
Ott Romney
Montana State
John Breeden
Ashworth Thompson
Frank Ward
Gilbert McFarland
Twitchell
Forrest Phelps
Tiger
Dutch Clark
Ernie Simpson
Bobcats
Utah Aggies
Aggies
Hawaii
Vadal Pereston
Colorado Aggies
Peterson
Ryan
Vickers
Potter
Denver University
Ed. James
Cook
Weakley
DeRose
Byers
Colorado Mines
Wells S
Howard Beresford
Colorado University
Wyoming
Clark
Oklahoma dog wins national amateur bird dog title
In Grand Junction Tennessee on January 3 Speed Ben's Cincinnatus owned by J. W. Fierce of Bartlesville captured the 1928 American amateur bird dog championship, defeating six other contenders to become champion.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
Oklahoma
Speed Ben's Cincinnatus
J. W. Fierce
Bartlesville
We Are No Authority on Statistics
A commentator asserts the average motorist travels about sixty miles per hour, noting uncertainty about statistical authority and reliability.
Beekeepers Meet For Southern States Conference In Texarkana
Beekeepers from Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana gather January 20 21 in Texarkana for their Southern states conference. Topics include plans for a large bee laboratory and experimental station in the South with demonstrations of modern apiary methods. About 500 apiarians expected. Governor Martineau of Arkansas and Arkansas Beekeepers president Lee Cazort to speak.
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Texarkana
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisana
John FE. Martineau
Arkansas Apiary Board
Lee Cazort
Arkansas Beekeepers’ Association
College Presidents Slated as Speakers At Teacher Meeting
Two college presidents will be the principal speakers at the East Central district teacher conference in Shawnee on January 20 and 21. Dr. W. W. Phelan of Oklahoma Baptist University and Dr. R. R. Robinson of East Central State Teachers College will deliver main addresses. Others on the program include Dr. Ellsworth Collings of the University of Oklahoma and Dr. J. Patterson of Oklahoma A&M College. I. S. Hinshaw of Ada schools chairs the event.
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Shawnee
East Central District
W. W. Phelan
Oklahoma Baptist University
R. R. Robinson
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Ellsworth Collings
University of Oklahoma
J. Patterson
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanic College
Stillwater
I. S. Hinshaw
Ada Schools
Last Year Brings Best Business In Insurance Totals
Oklahoma state insurance commissioner Jess Read said 1927 was the best year for life insurance in the state. He noted a ten percent increase while national life insurance fell four percent in November. He predicted fire losses similar to 1926 but with much larger volume as overall prosperity grows.
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Oklahoma City
Jess Read
Oklahoma
Geologist Aeronautics Recommended by Dr Melton
Dr F O Melton of the University of Oklahoma recommended the entry of geologist aeronautics in a paper report from Cleveland dated January 3. The discussion centers on advancing geologic studies within aerial exploration and related fields.
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Melton
Oklahoma
Texas
Cleveland
Aeronautics
F. O. Melton
University of Okla
Mrs Lindbergh Returns to Detroit After Mexico Flight
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh completes a snow hindered round trip in the Ford Monoplane from Mexico City to Detroit. She exits the plane smiling and heads to Cass Technical High School for duties, amid a party including William Stout, Mrs Collings, Stanley Copeland, Harry Brooks, and Harry L Russell.
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Detroit
Ford
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Mexico
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Cass Technical High School
William B. Stout
John A. Collings
Stanley Copeland
Harry Brooks
Harry L. Russell
Ice Jam Destroys Oil Derrick in Kansas Lake
A major ice jam on Cheyenne Bottoms near Hoillington Kansas wrecked a Daniger Oil and Refining Company derrick and equipment tied to Tulsa Oklahoma. The submerged rig lay in three feet of water for weeks after flooding left a 25 000 acre lake. Wreckage included buildings tanks and 150 yards of casing with losses estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars.
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Hoilington
Kans
Cheyenne Bottoms
Daniger Oil and Refining Company
Tulsa
Okla
Danciger Company
Mabel Bassett Sends Out State Charity Report
Oklahoma City January 3 reports that 300 to 500 copies of the 1926 annual by Mrs Mabel Bassett state commissioner of charities and corrections are being distributed after printing delays. The law requires a yearly January report to governor and legislature but the 1927 printed report may not be issued. Bulletins will disseminate the information statewide.
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Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
Ardmore Posts 40 Percent Population Gain Since 1920
Ardmore shows a 40 percent population rise over eight years per a Daily Ardmoreite survey. The 1928 opening population for Ardmore and adjacent urban area is estimated at 28,000, up from 14,181 in 1920, with no annexations since 1920.
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Ardmore
Ardmoreite
Woman Mistakes Robbers for Real Estate Men
A household mixes up trespassers with feigned real estate agents while a man enjoys a quiet Christmas mood. the scene reflects mistaken identity as the season’s gifts include a radio for his wife and an electric train for his son.
Woman Discusses Divorce Over Pets and Oil
A woman remarked she would pursue a divorce depending on how much use she gets from dogs, cats, or oils. The comment reflects personal views on companionship and property in relationships.
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B. H. Epperson
A. M. Greggs
Sallie Gregg
A. M. Grege
Sallie Greig
South
Stockton Ave
W. CL. Duncan
of Pontotoc
Louisa L. Jones
L. E. Franklin
Byron Roberts
McKeown & Greien
Itn
Gruendler
Morman Corn
Aoe
Norman
FP. H. Deal
McKhown & Green
E. N. Jones
Adts
H. S. Morris
J. S. Case Threshing Machine Company
H. *. Morris
Lehown & Green, Attys
Saideunty
H. Hughes
Arlene Hughes
A. L. Bullock
Ross
Arden L. Bullock
Indian Land Sale
Muske i
Duncan
Senator Walsh
Worcester
Mass
Colorado Springs
One
International Trust Company of
Midwest Refining Company
Norris Bar i Ada
Ada Hatchery
Home
Geological Society of America
Rocky Mountain
Hampion
Mrs. Lindberch
Kansas Oil
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