Unseen eyes on the bay as a mystery deepens
Linda Averill and Tom explore tensions after Cousin Amos's death on their island estate. Marvin Pratt's evasive reactions fuel suspicion while Linda glimpses a hidden watcher at the nursery window. DeVos neutral yet probing remarks keep the conversation tense as they plan how to respond to possible threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Fleer
Linda
Fieurs
Fleur
Lady Fair
Ienuth
Amos
Mise Stoner
Landa
Iis Yacht Fleet
Mies Stoner
DeVos
Tom
Mr. Pratt
Marvin
Marvin Pratt
Balccony
Desper
Statlander
Rosie
Shaughnessey
Firet
Boyle
Tim
Mr. DeVos
Binks
Pratt
Mr. Shaughnessey
Committee heads named by state houses and senate
Oklahoma House and Senate unveil committee leadership with chairmen and vice chairmen across numerous panels. Naming includes Revenue and Taxation with Whitaker chair and Garvin as vice, and Public Service Corporation led by Morrison with Lester as vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel and Watson
Williams and Hankln
Mallory and Cavitt
Landingham and Mooney
Todd and Henderson
Bloeker and Watson
Albright and Hogg
Lindsey and Todd
Martin and Neill
Abernathy and Poonthat
Capitol
Beaver and Conner
Charities
Duke Hughes
Hill and Chambers
Daniels and Gibson
Davis and Wright
John and Hinds
Ebey and Johnston
King and McElhaney
Childers and
Davis
Paxton and Mcklhaney
Darks and Cabins
Turner and Hutchings
Phillips and Sutherland
Abernathy and Sullivan
Phillips and
Speck
Collins and Eason
Glenn and Whitford
Hinds and Childers
Geological Survey
Cloyd and
Phillips
Anglin
Mpat
Oklahoma City
Senate
Revenue and Taxation
Whitaker
Knox Garvin
Nichols
Sowards
Rizley
Carlile
Clark
Pugh
Johnston
Moon
Reed
Fisehl
Puch
Liggett
Taylor
Nance
Howard
Rutherford
Hospital
Powers
Jennings
Fish
Paul
Daugherty
Curnutt
Chamberlin
Stacey
Commons
Hutchinson
Memminger
Logan
Dixon
Lester
Waldrep
Thomas
Ballard
Willis
MacDonald
Public Service Corporation
Morrison
Wilbanks
Oklahoma senators clash over budget cuts and staffing
Senators push back on governor's plan to trim state staff and shift duties. Carter protests discriminatory impacts from layoffs while Jennings resists shifting senatorial responsibilities to the budget commission. Sneed seeks higher pay for the assistant secretary of state and argues against huge board funding cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Jennings
Sneed
al Nichols
Wewoka
Walter McLuckie
Dewar
Simon Phillips
Coalcate
State Mining Board
Estate dispute over Lucy Bemore heirs in Pontotoc County
Notice to heirs executors administrators trustees devisees and assigns of Lucy Bemore deceased that Thomas Coon minor by guardian E L Branstetter sues for distribution of real property in Seminole and Pontotoc counties Oklahoma and personal property including vehicles livestock and about 190000 in Indian Affairs funds. Defendants must answer by February 16, 1923 or petition is taken as true and judgment rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotec
Pontetec County
Lucy Bemore
Thomas Coon
E. Ll. Branstetter
Louis Bemore
Lucy Remere
Oklahoma
E. Ll. Braustetter
Seminole County
Fess
Pontotoc County
Department of Indian Affairs
Muskogee
Whea
Della Bhedford
Dawes Harden
Em. W. Crartrer
Countywide foreclosure sale notices clash across Ada
The Pontotoc County Sheriff announces two separate foreclosure sales under Oklahoma law. First, on February 6 1933 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse front door for land in Section 32 Township 5 North Range 4 East to satisfy a 1932 judgment of 12011 13 plus 1000 attorney fees. Second, on February 6 1938 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse front door for a parcel in Section 39 Township 3 North Range 7 East to satisfy a 1932 judgment of 5136 22 plus 370 attorney fees. Both notices name the state Commissioners of the Land Office as plaintiff and list defendants and attorneys. The notices include dates of the orders and witness signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
District Court
Pontotoc County
Land Office
Catherine V Brydia
F. F. Brydia
Marvine Brydia
Carl RR. Blackman
Cobra OU Company
H. Myers
S&s
State of
Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
Ada
Saale
Clype Kaiser
Pontotec County
Claude Sturdevant
R. H. Couch
Haskell Paul
Plaintiff
Norick OF
Sherere
M. F. Gavness
Ethel Bayless
Robert M. Bayless
Eaid
Clyde Kaiser
Texas Oklahoma Railroad
Aaid
Pontates
Oklahor
Home Savings Land Loan Association
Wrs
Herowall CoYman
Dorothy Coffman
H. S Moore
Jentotoe County
Belmont
Faget
Worntotoe
Oklshome
Vpontotoe
Oleladoo
Hatcher & Kick
Attorneys For Plaine
OSTH
Otter
FL. H. Gatlin
Hattie Gatlin
L. H. Harrell
Orel Busby
N. M. Hancock
N. M. Hancock, “Y" Ot & Gas Company, J. O. Lowe, John M. Milner
T .B. Windham
Pontator County
Two-Headed Turtle Dies In Captivity
A two headed snapping turtle found by a nine year old girl last September was given to General Electric Research Laboratory. Head No. 1 died on Saturday and Head No. 2 died the next day after a brief rally, ending the creature's perplexing life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnectady
General Electric Research Laboratory
Head
Sale Notice of Sheriff Oklahoma Pontotoc County
State order directs sale of land described as East Half of East Half of West Half of Southeast Quarter and South Half of Northeast Quarter of Section 21 Township 4 North Range 4 East. Judgment of 4965.76 plus 396.45 attorney fees and 10 percent interest from 1922. Sale Feb 6 1933 at 2 pm front door Ada. Witness Sheriff Claude Rise. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
J. J. Bryant
Josie Bryan
F. F. Brydia
Ww. KE. McDonald
M. Squires
J. A. Hull
Oklahoma
Land Office
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Port
State of
Claude Stl Rise. Vant
RH. Couch
Haskell Paul
Miner office report shifts after relief committee talks
Representative Richard Cloyd announced plans to file a minority report on the institutional appropriations bill but abandoned the effort after a morning conference with the soldiers relief committee. Governor Murray remained firm on his previous stance following late talks with relief committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cloyd
Norman
Soldiers Relief Committee
Soldiers’ Relief Committee
Murray
Stonewall boys overwhelm Vanoss in conference clash
Stonewall high school boys beat Vanoss 40 to 13 as TD Huckaby led the offense with 60 points. Vanoss girls edged Stonewall 23 to 20, with the Vanoss squad dominating the girls’ game. Stonewall to host Tupelo high Friday and Ada high Tuesday. boys meet the Cougars while girls face tougher test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Vanosa Hjgh
Vanoss
Vaness
Tupelo High School
Cougars
Ada High
Huckaby
Ucwnwmenn
Bumboe Ectaewue
Tans
Skeenin
Hmeckaby
EB Mackay
Parie
Robbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hough
Inks
Cousin Amos
H'm
House
Can
de Ways and Means
Ray
Coppock
Soeichers
Teed
Cor
Beard and Coe
Parks
Sushyhead
McElhaney and Turner
Eason and Palmer
Knight and
Daniels
Haile and Parks
Wingo and
Wing
Broaddus and Chambers
Wooten and Gibson
Smalley and Burnham
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Oklahoma Central Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lehigh
Ada Junction
Onland Pontotoc
Byars Junction
Purcell
McClain County
Vnootick OF
Sherrie
Pentotoc County
Haberell Paul
Sherife
County of
Ender Earol Pion
E. Limae
BE. F. Colbert
J. E. Hurley
Bertha Burden
Mary Correll
FE. Ll. Spencer
FT Raye
Ponteto's
Gravity Court House
Clyde Waiser
Pontotes County
Okibe
THA
Undersheriff
McKeown & Green
Adnan
Oryr
Iiterneyvs
Plarmtotea
Afleorge Wade
Ben Hatcher
Will Afimeswas
AoTrick
Cgeorme Wade
En Hatcher
Amengan
Will
W. EB. Crabtree
Ounty
Newland
Killingsworth
Ahloso
Colt
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