Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Federal Land Bank of Wichita sues to foreclose on a large land tract described in Section One through Section Twelve in Township Three North Range Eight East, containing about 900 acres, to satisfy a judgment of 11914.24 with 8 percent interest, 40 attorney fees, and costs. The sale is set for July 8 1935 at 2 pm at the Ada county courthouse front door to the highest bidder for cash, subject to an easement grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleeker
Griff
Fisher
Stella Mockley
Elm Street
East Elm Street
Notice of Bond Election and Polling Places
Voters will decide bonds with ballot marks X for approval in Ward 1 Precincts 1 3 and 4 and Ward 2 1 2 3 and Ward 3 Precincts 1 2 3 plus Ward 4 Precincts 1 2 3 4. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm with multiple judges and clerks at listed locations.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Travelers Insurance Company seeks foreclosure on 280 acres in Pontotoc County and will sell this property at public auction on July 9, 1935 at 2:00 PM at the south front door of Ada County Courthouse to satisfy a $9,369.95 judgment plus $750 attorney fees and costs. Defendants include Pearl Chilcutt Layton Chilcutt A P Young Ruby Young and Atkinson Warren Henley Company. The sale is subject to unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Travelers Insurance Company
Pearl Chilcutt
Layton S. Chilcutt
A. P. Young
Ruby Young
Atkinson, Warren & Henley Company
Oklahoma
Towit
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Eugene S. Wells
Harrell & Kerr
Foreclosure Suit Against Unknown Heirs of J R Rowland
The Paschal Investment Company files notice by publication in Pontotoc County Oklahoma district court seeking foreclosure on 50 acres in sections 23 and 24 township 4 north range 6 east to quiet title and bar any claims by unknown heirs executors and assigns of J R Rowland deceased. Answer by August 3 1935 or judgment by default will award title to plaintiff. (Signed) W C Duncan Attorney for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Sanders
J. R. Rowland
State OF
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
School Men Talk On Transportation in Pontotoc County
High school officials from across Pontotoc county met Tuesday in County Superintendent Ray Stegall’s office to discuss transport routes. Dr. Haskell Pruitt of the state department of education led the session and approved proposed routes. The meeting reviewed all aspects of the transportation problem and mapped approved routes. E. L. Smith, state high school official, participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ray Stegall
Haskell Pruitt
State Department In Education
Pruitt
E. L. Smith
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Ada Oklahoma
By order of sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Case No 12970 Home Savings and Loan Association as plaintiff offers for sale Lots 7 and 8 Block 13 Cagegs Addition Ada Oklahoma at the South Front door of the County Courthouse for cash to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure judgment of 1834.77 with interest and costs. Sheriff Undersheriff C F Green attorney for plaintiff. Sale set for July 15 1935 at 2 o'clock PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Claude Sturdivant
Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
J. F. McKeel
Sheriff Sale of Ada Property Under Judgment
Notice that on July 29, 1935 at 2:00 p.m. the Ada County Court House south front door will host a cash public auction of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The property includes East Twelve feet of Lot 35 and all of Lots 36 and 37 in Block 4 Ford Addition Ada, appraised at 1200 dollars. Auction follows an Order of Sale from May 29 1935 in District Case No 12055 The Local Building and Loan Association vs Wilson H Lane et al to satisfy 1361.73 dollars plus 10 percent interest from 1932 130 dollars attorney fees and costs. Witnessed by C F Green Ada State of Oklahoma dated 25th day of State of Oklahoma. 6-27-51w.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Orelahoma
Federal Land Bank OF Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
John Hall
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Laintiff
John E. Hall
Sarah All
C. L. Griffeth
Bernice Griffeth
J. Misenheimer
Tula Misenheimer
R. R. Misenheimer
Vivian Misenheimer
Ira E. Cornelius
H. E. Morris
C. E. Adams
Fullerton Parker
Louis Parker
M. W. Busby
John W. McCullough
Alam Wolfe
Liza Ann Wolfe
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
the Texas Company
Champlin & Bass, Inc
Harry H. Diamond Oil Company
Imperial Development Company
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
S. C. Boswell
Etta B. Beard
H. G. Beard
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
I. M. King
John P. Crawford
Ada
Southern Oil Company
Texas Company
Sheriff's &Ale
Home Savings and Loan Association
C. V. Bland
Adamn
Cagegs
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
C. F. Green
Ford
Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Wilson H. Lane
Marland Plans Twelve Staffers In His Oklahoma Office
Governor E W Marland will hire twelve employees for his office this fiscal year. Salaries range from 100 to 400 dollars monthly, paid from a 15800 dollar legislative fund. Appointments include James V McClintic 400, Harve Melton 400, John E Hale 250, Wendell Johnson 200, George England 150, and four stenographers Bettie Pickens 150 Catherine Smith 150 Helen Cowan 125 Ruth Ford 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
James V. McClintic
Harve Melton
John E. Hale
Wendell Johnson
George England
Bettie Pickens
Catherine Smith
Helen Cowan
Ruth Ford
Mystery of the Riverview Caller Unfolds in Hotel
In a murder case tied to Charles Morden the criminologist Sidney Griff tracks a web of suspects. The story centers on Cathay the impersonator and a frightened girl known as Stella Mockley who reveals a Riverview address and a late night call from a mysterious Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morden
The
Blade
Dan Bleeker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frankie
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Lorton
Alice
Kenneth Boone
Blanche Malone
Carl Racine
Bleeker
Stella Mockley
Charles Fisher
Fisher
Forgotten Murder Mystery Drama Intensifies Cross-Examination
In a tense courtroom scene Stella Mockley endures an aggressive cross examination as she is pressed for the name and address of a woman linked to Pete Malone. The testimony traces calls from restaurants and drug stores to the Cathay residence and hints at murder stakes. The narrative continues with a separate Ada accident case and a drunken driving arraignment involving Dan Lanier with bond set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Frank
Cathay
Fisher
Mounties Subdue Relief Strikers in Regina Riot
Three thousand relief camp strikers clashed with Royal Canadian mounted police in Regina. Tear gas and gunfire subdued the riot after two hours of fighting. Constable Charles Miller was beaten to death. Constable Francis was seriously injured. Arthur Evans and 26 others were held.
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Regina
Sask
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
Dominion
R. J. Westgate
Charles Miller
Regina Police
Francis
Mounted Police
Dan McGee
Miller
Market Square
Martin Bruton
Arthur Evans
Oil Test South of Ada Planned by Farmers' Oil Co
A new oil test derrick will be erected five miles south and east of Ada by Farmers' Oil Co on J A Abbotts farm in Pontotoc county. The 122 foot Slater derrick was completed June 29 as exploration continues after the Fitts field discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Farmers’ Oil Company
Pontotoc County
Twoon
J. A. Abbott
E. J. Frank
Frank Brothers
Seminole
Old Truax Switch
Lawrence Upright
Frank
Fitts Pool
Adam
Oil Field Prep for Second Production Potential Test
The John Fitts oil field shuts down for a two and a half week potential production test on every well. Officials will gauge bottom hole pressures and six hour test flows to appraise output under conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitts
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Local Social Notes From Ada and Shawnee
Mr and Mrs Clell Fortune of Shawnee arrive in Ada for a visit. Ina Mackin Brown Mackin and daughter Ina Lou head to New York for Columbia University study. Ed Herrmann returns from Dallas Fort Worth on business. Rev and Mrs R O Stewart visit Ada guests of Paul Norrell. Mr and Mrs J E Williams visit Shawnee with Mrs Williams ill mother. Mrs Charles Harwell returns from Madai. D C visiting parents with Joe Weber of Silver Springs Md. Karl Weaver arrives from Clarksburg for several days of business and visiting friends.
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Ina Mackin
Brown Mackin
Ina Lou
New York
Columbia University
R. O. Stewart
Ada
Paul Norrell
D. C
Ed Gale
Joe Weber
Silver Springs
Department of Agriculture
Capitol
Karl Weaver
Clarksburg
W.va
Weaver
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
Ray Returns Home After Ada Visit
C. P. Ray of Oklahoma City returned home after spending several days in Ada tending to business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Ray
Oklahoma City
Ada
Miss Lilla Wilson Visits Friends in Adam
Miss Lilla Wilson of Stratford visited friends in Adam on Friday. She is a former student at East Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Wilson
Stratford
Adam Friday
East Central State Teachers College
Miller Beauty Shop Ad and Miss Lindsey Visit
Special for Saturday Our regular oil wave 3.00 oil wave 1.25 Miller Beauty Shop 731 East Main Phone 1731 6-27-21 Mrs Gertrude Lindsey of Forrest New Mexico visiting her mother Mrs Alice West and other relatives in Ada left for home Saturday accompanied by her mother and brother Clarence West Mrs West will stay in Forrest for several weeks and Mr West will return to Ada soon
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Miller Beauty Shop
East Main
Gertrude Lindsey
Forrest
New Mexico
Alice West
Ada
Clarence West
Grisso and Griffith Meet Ada Highway Officials
Dr. W. E. Grisso of the state highway commission and Roy Griffith of the Seminole chamber of commerce visited Ada on Saturday. Grisso conferred with Engineers Clark and Black at the division headquarters as local citizens discussed highway matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Grisso
State Highway Commission
Roy Griffith
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
Ada
Grisso
Clark and Black
Visitors Arrive in Ada From Las Vegas New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ware Jones of Las Vegas New Mexico arrived in Ada on Saturday afternoon and are staying with Mr. Jones' parents Mr. and Mrs. W B Jones at 930 East Tenth.
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Ben Ware Jones
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Ada
Jones
W. B. Jones
East Tenth
Mrs J B Swim Brings Garden Beans To The News
Mrs J B Swim visits The News office with beans grown in her garden at 609 West Fifteenth. She displays several ten and eleven inch Kentucky Wonder beans as a local curiosity and harvest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Swim
Kentucky
West Fifteenth
Miss Melba Sullivan Returns From Ada Visit
Miss Melba Sullivan of WeWoka returns home Sunday evening after spending the weekend in Ada as a guest of Miss Reba Howard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Sullivan
Wewoka
Ada
Reba Howard
M A Russow Heads Home After Ada Business
M A Russow departed Ada on Sunday for his El Paso Texas home after several days in Ada for business. He is connected with the El Paso Clay and Powder company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Russow
el Paso
Texas
Ada
el Paso Clay and Powder Company
Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. McSwain Return From West Coast Trip
Mrs Earl Dunn and Mrs Foster McSwain concluded a three week vacation visiting Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle in California Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunn
Foster McSwain
California
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Ada Weekend Gatherings Highlight Regional Visits
Mr and Mrs Lester King of Miami Oklahoma spent the weekend in Ada with relatives of Mr and Mrs B King and Mrs A M Gregg. Jack Clark a student at East Central State Teachers College visited Seminole with relatives. Mr and Mrs Dale Rogers of Seminole were weekend guests in Ada. Dr Tom Kenney of Dallas is visiting his father Dr L M Kennedy. Mr and Mrs C F Bartlett and daughter Peggy of Sapulpa are visiting Mrs H A Bartlett here this week.
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Lester King
Miami, Oklahoma
Ada
B. ©. King
A. M. Gregg
Jack Clark
East Central State Teachers College
Seminole
Dale Rogers
Tom Kenney
Dallas
L. M. Kennedy
C. F.bartlett
Peggy
Sapulpa
Mr. Bartlett
H. A. Bartlett
Wood Family Returns From Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs O B Wood and son Harold Carlton return to McAlester after visiting Mrs Wood's parents Mr and Mrs Joe Bryan in Ada. Mr and Mrs H H Hudson and Mr and Mrs J T Grove return from a two week trip to Washington DC and points in Virginia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Wood
Harold Carlton
McAlester
Ada
H. H. Hudson
J. T. Grove
Washington, D. C
Point
Virginia
North Carolina
Miss Mary Jane Grove Visits With Hudson Family
Miss Mary Jane Grove of Hugo visits as a guest of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hudson and her sister Miss Ruth Grove, during a stay here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Grove
Hugo
H. H. Hudson
Ruth Grove
Ween Joe Bob Gale Moves From Washington
Joe Bob Gale of Washington moves from prior post as Tuesday’s issue notes a personnel change and local position shift. The blurb records his relocation and new assignment details with minimal context and no additional dates or entities provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bob Gale
Washington
Bartletts tour Oklahoma guests Ada visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Bartlett left Monday for points in south eastern Oklahoma before returning to Sapulpa. They have been guests of Mr Bartletts brother Dr M H Bartlett here for several days. Their daughter Peggy remained in Ada for an extended visit.
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Charles Bartlett
Oklahoma
Sapulpa
Mr. Bartlett
M. H. Bartlett
Peggy
Ada
Ada Visit Ties Stef dens Ice Cream Rep Louis McNeill
Louis McNeill of Oklahoma City visiting Ada to conduct business for Stef fens Ice Cream Co. over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McNeill
Oklahoma City
Steffens Ice Cream Company
Ada
Dallas business visitor Justin McCarty in Ada this week
Justin McCarty of Dallas is in Ada this week to handle business interests and make visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin McCarty
Dallas
Ada
Billingsleys Return From Wewoka Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs J B Billingsley have returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Wewoka Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Billingsley
Wewoka
Shawnee visitor Da rrell Heck hosted in Ada guests
Shawnee resident Darrell Heck visits Ada this week as a guest of Mr and Mrs Carl Led ford and Harry Morris Jr. and others hosting him during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Heck
Shawnee
Ada
Carl Ledford
Harry Morris Jr
Mrs W L Porter Little Improved After Ada Wreck
Reports from local hospitals show two women seriously injured in an Ada area accident Sunday morning. Mrs W L Porter of Oklahoma City has jaw and pelvic fractures and a head injury and has shown little improvement. Mrs Gaines Hall, also of Oklahoma City, has a broken arm and a minor pelvic fracture and is improving. Vivian Porter, daughter of Mrs Porter, has left the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
W. L. Porter
Oklahoma City
Gaines Hall
Vivian Porter
Porter
Hall
State ends biennium amid large deficit and tax transfers
Oklahoma City June 29 The state government closed the biennium with a large deficit the final total to be set by tax receipts. Tax commissioner H L McCracken estimates at least 1 909 000 will be shifted from the collection division to cover warrants this year reducing the deficit but possibly still around 10 000 000. The board of equalization cut exchange bonds to fund state debt after July 1. Delinquent taxes from years before 1931 drew a rush of payments and nearly 500 000 in income tax plus over 50 000 in two gross production tax payments today will be transferred, totaling about 1 000 000. Assistant state auditor Scott Stine noted a warrant call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McCracken
Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
McCracken
Scott Stine
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Carl Stanfield
Lee Dages
Browall Coffman
H. T. Huffman
Church of Christ
W. S. Akers
S. D. Johns
Ed Harrison
J. <. van Meter
Hays School
Ray Whitlock
H. S. Moore
Ott Reeves
Guy Sennett
Ada Motor Company
Gary Kitchens
G. H. Priest
Miles Grigsby
E. H. Coffee
Cullin
Lisle Prince
O. E. Parker
Marjorie Braly
T. O. Cullins
Fred Ford
L. R. Clark
W. A. Ellison
Shirley Whisenhunt
Minnie McCain
Willard School
Tom Wryatt
B. H. Frick
H. A. Bonafield
J. H. Paine
Haley Messer
Irving School
W. M. Heard
Willie Webb
J. D. Bingham
Bert Rose
Convention Hall
Roy Sneed
John Edmiston
Eli Vertrees
R. B. Gaither
High School
P. J. Stidham
M. W. Wagoner
H. Claud Pitt
J. 3. Pryor
Washington School
L. M. Williams
Fred Combs
Ross Sarrett
Bernice Hargis
Freewill Baptist Church
J. W. Cadwalder
B. W. Shilling
E. S. Collins
W. H. Hubert
J. D. Willoughby
Board of Commissioners
Attes
Albert Chamberlain
Accounting and Finance
Agnes B. Bradley
Jewel Sweeney
Said County
Township Four
Range Six
Thos, P. Bolt, Attorney
Esse
County OF
Township 4
W. C. Duncan
Plaintiff
Inspector, Pruitt
Marland
Carleton Kendrake
NEA
Isher
Riverview
Malone
Blanche
Peter Malone
Frank Bliss
Jack Shaffer
Dan Lanier
Sherwood W. Hill
Justice of the Peace
Lanier
Farmers Oil Co
Abbott Farm
Fitts
Clell Fortune
Zeb
Ed Herrmann
Dallas and
Fort Worth
J. E. Williams
Miss Golden Williams
Mrs. Williams
Charles Harwell
Madai
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