E N Jones Named Executor's Attorney Seal Notice
A legal notice in the seal section lists E N Jones as attorney for the executor with docket or filing date noted as 1-10-2tw.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
7
A legal notice in the seal section lists E N Jones as attorney for the executor with docket or filing date noted as 1-10-2tw.
Multiple public notices including quiet title suits in Pontotoc County Oklahoma involving Ada properties and unknown heirs, oil and gas lease bidding details, and a sheriff sale of land in Pontotoc County. Names include M L Platt, Viola Powell, Gaston Dismukes, Annie Lawrence, Freeport Securities, and E M Jones. Deadline dates appear February 21 1935 and February 28 1935.
4th No. 12901 John W. Rogers and others sue to set aside a sheriff's deed in district court Pontotoc County Oklahoma seeking reinstitution of a real estate note unpaid interest coupon and mortgage on Southeast quarter Section 36 Township 3 North Range 6 East and all of Lot 2 Section 1 Township 2 North Range 6 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma mentioning Margaret Hisaw and Vincent Hisaw and others with unknown heirs executors and assigns as defendants.
In the County Court of Oklahoma for the estate of Thomas H. Bell deceased John P McKinley Administrator directs all creditors to present claims with vouchers to Warren B Rice Attorney for Administrator at 304 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months from January 15 19.
The column lists local visits and social calls across families in the area including Henry Williams Hersel Wood and many others. It notes sick lists, recent travel to Ada and Durant, college students home for weekends, and several Sunday and Saturday gatherings with relatives and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Nathan Hoggatt and son Theo of Sacramento California visited Rev and Mrs C H Martin of Stonewall for seven weeks. They lived in Stonewall until 1931 and were active Nazarenes. Mr Hoggatt led singing during the revival and left for California Tuesday.
The Tuesday night game ended 30 to 31 in favor of Phillips after a close second half. The first half stood 25 to 15, with the We ahead at the break. Community notes report well attended N Y P S Sunday night and visits among residents, including Miss Leona Misenhimer and Odra Mae Glover.
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for loyalty during illness and after the death of our beloved husband and father Mr C E Gann who passed away December 25 1934. We thank those who sent floral offerings. Surnames listed: Mrs N J Gann Vestal Gann Rev and Mrs D M Hudson sons Mr and Mrs O H Hays family Mr and Mrs Jessie Green and Mr and Mrs Albert Whetstone family.
A Sunday school report notes good attendance with regular preaching on the third Sunday. Various local visits are recorded including Ada residents, Ardmore visitors, and trips to Frisco and Seminole. Several families and neighbors are mentioned sharing holidays and shopping in Ada and Lula.
The Maxwell community hosts a lively singing convention and weekly gatherings at Wor die Norman and Alex Ellis places. Sunday school is promoted, and residents are urged to attend with guests. Local social updates include visits and illnesses among residents, with Etta Hilton listed as sick but hopes for recovery.
Oil firms forecast a strong flow from John Fitts field with hundreds of thousands of barrels. Oklahoma Pipeline begins laying an 18 inch line from Francis to the field and a 6 inch gathering line. Stanolind tests an 8 inch line across 40 miles from Pauls Valley. Sinclair Prairie surveys a line from the south.
The census bureau reports December cotton use totaling 413 535 bales of lint and 52 066 of linters, down from November and up from December last year. Stocks on December 31 include in establishments 1 299 554 lint and 256 271 linters, with public storage 9 640 558 lint and 58 389 linters.
Maud, Jan 12. Rupert Lemons a 36 year old former Maud policeman was shot to death in front of a cafe. Police Chief Harve Weatherford arrested R L Moss 32 an oil company employee. Dr R R Culbertson and Weatherford were nearby. Culbertson said Moss was with a woman and Lemons approached Moss firing occurred. Dr Culbertson took a pistol from Moss after the shooting.
A P A charge of involuntary manslaughter was filed today against J H Stone in connection with the death of John Hugh Jones 77 a former Oklahoma newspaperman and pioneer cafe operator killed by a car in Fort Smith Jones founded a newspaper in Oklahoma City and helped secure the University of Oklahoma land grant He authored the poem Beautiful Oklahoma.
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