Oklahoma foreclosure notice in Pontotoc County case 1957
District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma issues notice in favor of O D Hall and Fannie Hall against O D Hall and Fannie Hall. The petition seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on property described as North half of the Northwest Quarter and related parcels in Section 10 Township 1 North Range 6 East with claims of a $4,370 loan and $100 attorney fees. Court warns defendants to answer by February 3, 1988 or judgment by default. proceeds to be used to satisfy debt, costs, and fees.
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Oklahoma
Hall
Fontotec County
State of
O. D. Hall
Fannie Hall
O D. Hall
Yaung Hal
Apel
Dite
Mall
Fannin Hell
Selalowe
Saul Premiaca
Procaeda
Yo Fleming
Reputy
King
Wayliet
TE Kaedt
Former salesman marries heiress in Kansas City scene
Allan T. Smith, 22, once a salesman, and Amelie Lindsay Jones, 18, heiress to a multimillion dollar estate, wed December in Richmond, Mo. Smith cited an income from Tulsa theater rentals. Jones heirs include Harry W. Jones and Otis Allen links. The estate, valued at 1.5 to 2 million dollars, is now managed by uncles Frank E. and Albert Jones.
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Kansas City
Allan T. Smith
Amelie Lindsay Jones
Dee
Richmond
Smith
William Murry Smith
Tulsa
Harry W. Jones
Miss Jones
Otis S. Allen
Topeka
Kas
Josie Lapham
Chanute
Frank E
Albert Jones
In Memoriam for Ada Dad Bryan Crowe and Family
Poem honors Mr. Bryan Crowe of Ada and his father T. R. Crowe of Marietta. Reflects on loss, memory, and a child’s longing for a father figure, with lines about home, chair by the window, and a child’s joyful recollections of parental guidance. Also includes a stray line about ice cream production in the United States per minute.
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Bryan Crowe
Ada
T. R. Crowe
Marietta
Wright
United States
Dorotha Erwin
Martha Ella Bryson
Emogene Phillips
Opal Horn
Curtis Thomas
Aude Bryant
Bryson
Opal Herbert
Roy Horn
Dortha
Adalia Erwin
Herman
Edd Wallace
Amogene
Geneva
Edward
Citra
Jodie Wallace
Melva Horn
Alice Wallace
Louis Ray
Seminole
Geneva Wallace
Sunday School Attendance Dips in Rural GAAR CORNER
The GAAR CORNER reports Sunday school and Y P U attendance down due to bad weather across Wilson Ada and surrounding areas. The note lists numerous visits and social rounds including family gatherings, church events, and neighborly visits with many residents mentioned by name.
Sunday School and revival notes from Red Oak Walnut Grove
Weather affected attendance at Sunday School and singing. A revival in Oakman closed with 44 conversions and eight new church members. The report includes multiple visits among families, callers, and social visits across Red Oak Walnut Grove and High Hill communities with various residents mentioned.
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Walnut Grove
Dales Western
Re E. Tilly
Opal Lee
Whiteson
Louise Estes
James
Clifford
J. F. Agee
Lodema Avant
Hampton
Lorene Roddy
Ertis Estes
Will Jones
Gregg Cook
Mr. Estes
Crowley
Allen Crawley
Oakman
Joe Louis
Nathan Mann
Ealling
Pauline Dryden
Helen Berry- Natie
Mana
Man
Rubye Mae Houtchens
Mrs Salla Weedon 92 Dies in Oklahoma City Hospital
Mrs Salla Weedon of Steedman dies at 92 in an Oklahoma City hospital. Survived by five sons Garland Lindsay Lee Floyd James John and two daughters H K Brinley Ela Rogers and many grandchildren. A Baptist, her husband died 17 years ago. The message from her daughter in law notes peace with the Saviour.
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Owl Creek
Esther Horton
Oklahoma City
Parker
Vivian Horton
Lon Cozil
Ada
Jim Odom
Sawarday
Denman Flowers
Keeble Sliger
Brice Thompson
Mildred Thompson
Tom Jared
Allen
Hatton
Cecil
Lula Henry
Union Valley
Jonn Scribner
C. M. Sliger
C. Couch
Orval Lowe
Busiiness
Johnnie Cantrell
Edward Cantrell
Roy Bottoms
Latta
John Armstrong
Bonnie Lee Buster
Marie
Dorothy Mae Williams
Evelyn Williams
Edward Centrell
Williams
Murry Golden
Haley Williams
Arlen Braden
Center
Olen Bottoms
Olen
Jack Bottoms
Arlen Braen
Winnie Bottoms
TL. A. Sammons
Henry Mitchell
Ray Mitchell
Haley
Gracie Mac
Salla Weedon
Steedman
Garland Weedon
Lindsay
Lee Weedon
Wynnewood
Floyd Weedon
Quinton
James Weedon
Wyantwood
John Weedon
H. K. Brinley
Ela Rogers
Lindsey
Weedon
The
Baptist Church
Tupelo Area Personal Notes and Local Updates
Local notes report illnesses and improvements among residents including Hawley Carter Crossier and Gregory. Marriage notices for Daisy Brown Sevesta Smith Vera Sneed Matt Gowin Mary Lois Kirckley Bud Hair appear, along with new houses under construction and a granddaughter funeral note for Crabtree family. Japanese official comments on Ching strength and underestimation in war context.
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A. E. Hawley
Margaret Carter
Willma Hink
Grandpa Crossier
Rena Gregory
Omer Finch
Ada
Allyne Goss
Travis Green
Temple
Texas
Bromide
Bessie Houge
Coady Schutty
Vanissa
Tupelo
Vaness
Tupel
Behind President's Plan to Curb Monopolies Is A Secret Program
Washington reports reveal a secret New Deal program aimed at curbing monopolies through anti-trust reform, FTC statute revisions, holding company taxation, and limits on interstate business. Roosevelt defends action as vital to democracy while warning against holding firms and price manipulation. mentions allies Riob ert H. Jackson and Ickes, and discusses political implications for 1948 and 1940.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Jan
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Roosevelt
Fany
Riobert H. Jackson
Interior Ickes
Jackson
No Compromise in Fight Against Rule by Minority
President Roosevelt declares a no compromise fight against a minority of business men bankers and industrialists seeking autocratic control of the economy. He pledges cooperation with those willing to eradicate evils from concentration of economic power and unfair practices. He spoke at the Jackson Day dinner broadcast nationwide.
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Ulity i
Roosevelt
Flore
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Murray
Sen
Long
Ear
Louisiana
Richard Leche
Josh Lee
U. S. Senate
Lee
EB. W. Marland
Dr. Long
Congress
Jess Pullen
Washington
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Nuat
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Waners Open to Pirates Trade Talks If Manager Seeks Change
SARASOTA, Fla. Jan. 7 The Waner brothers express willingness to be traded if Pittsburgh seeks cheaper faces. Bill Benswanger notes talks of star-for-star deals, while Waner and Lloyd see an exit as acceptable. Fittsburgh would pursue calibre players, not wrecking a third place team.
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Sarasota
Fra
Faul
Waner
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill Benswanger
Benswanger
Ime
Tyro
Lloyd Waner
Paul Waner
Florida
Pacific Coast
Sunday School Contest at Egypt Sunday School
Ada Weekly News reports on the Egypt Sunday school attendance contest. Two groups Red and White and Blue and White split 1142 points each for the quarter, boosting membership by about 23 percent with 10 percent new and 15 percent returning members. Officers include superintendent Aalida Myers and J M Nance. The piece also notes Senator Joe Whitaker of Zurfaula entering hospital for a hand-saving operation after a long-ago injury.
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Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Egypt Sunday School
Fech
Pauline Floyd
Ruth Myers
Sunday ‘School Union
Lchool
Holida Myers
J. M. Nance
Dorothy Chapman
Jim Floyd
Mr Nance
Nance
Will Myers
Aalida Myers
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Crawford Boys
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D. L. Lunsford
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Palmer
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Jack Pendleton
East Central State Teachers College
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McKeel
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Stonewall
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Nellie Manuel
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Owl’ Creek
Bud Watson
Irene McMeans
Lois Kerr
Harold Jones
Herman Kerr
Chuck Watson
Dave Kerr
Shortie Spence
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Sasakwa
Lois and
Seaborn Kerr
Nannie Lee Ginn
Mary Kerr
Bertha Grey
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Beulah Kerr
Frisco
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Verlie
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Roy Voweel
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Mattie George
Sipele
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Waners
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Suhr
Clich
Garner Couln
T ‘Duck
High Hat
Garner
White House
Egypt
Joe Whitaker
Zurfaula
Senate Revenue and Texation Committee
Whitaker
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