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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

7

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Sheriff of Pontotoc County will sell without appraisal the west half of the northeast quarter of section 2 township 2 north range 4 east containing 86 acres to satisfy a $2,645.84 judgment plus 10 percent interest from November 1 1931 and $200 attorney fees and costs. Sale at 2:00 PM July 23, 1932 at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse in Ada Oklahoma.

District Court Pontotec County Oklahoma Thomas G. Lovelace W. J. Walker Pontotoc County Ada Poantoter State of Waa Sherife Dontotoc

Sheriff Sale Notices From Pontotoc Oklahoma District Court

Notice describes foreclosure sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sheriff Franklin to auction property including described sections on July 1932 to satisfy plaintiff Marble Savings Bank and others claims with various liens and mineral rights. Includes details of multiple cases and legal notices from county court.

Sherife Ohiahoma Marbie Havings Bank Vermont

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

The sheriff gives notice of sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Wichita against Seri Metarty and others. The 220 acre property in section 12 13 township 1 north range 7 east Indian Meridian will be sold at the Ada county courthouse at 2 PM on June 26 1932 to the highest cash bidder.

District Court Pontetee County Oklshoma Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas Serie Metarty Rarah McCarty Hw. OM. Rummell H. BR. Symonds A. YP. Harland Stherit Pentetoc Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Towit Ada Pontetoc Okligahoma

Vote for W. H. Eber for legislature

A political appeal urges voters to back W. H. Eber in the state legislature, arguing that choosing him serves the public good, lowers taxes, and avoids merely gratifying one candidate’s ambition. The note references a 6-30-law context.

W. H. Eber

Willets siblings debut cheerful comic scrapbook song

Two youngest Willets family members appear in a lighthearted feature for a cheerful comic scrapbook. The piece invites readers to imagine a song performance and enjoy the playful mood with the siblings.

Willets

Notice to Creditors in Carroll Estate Ada OK

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the county court advises all persons with claims against the estate of G C Carroll deceased to present claims with vouchers to executor R W Simpson at Harrell & Kerr 301 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months of the notice date June 28 1932. The executor is R W Simpson and the attorney is Harrell & Kerr.

State OF Oklahoma Pontotoc GC. i Carroll KR. W. Simpeon Aotich Harrell & Kerr American Ada Pontotec County Oklahoma Lowe W. Simpson Harrell & Kek

Odds and Ends Father’s Day Reflections in a Humorous Tone

A reflective column on Father’s Day from a bygone era. The piece contrasts Mother’s Day with Father’s Day origins and pokes fun at family dynamics, doctors, and the practicality of paying medical bills. It honors doctors for their steady service and ends with a toast to good health and patience.

Nomination Sparks Mixed Reactions as Roosevelt Gains Momentum

Washington July 2 Amid jubilant claims Roosevelt is poised for victory and Republican jeers of a looming loss, leaders debate the nominating outcome. Republicans say Roosevelt is the easiest man to beat, while Democrats foresee a strong ticket with Garner potentially on the vice presidential line.

Washington Franklin Delano Roosevelt New York Roosevelt Watson Senate Franklin D. Roosevelt Hoover Norris R Neb Robinson Arkansas House Rainey Illinois Garner Fess Ohio Republican National Committee Snell

Defeated Al Smith retreats as Roosevelt gains roar

In Chicago on July 2 Al Smith, defeated for the Democratic presidential nomination, packs to leave town amid silence and doubt over future support for Roosevelt. Governors Murray and Roosevelt backers surge as Oklahoma figures push a Roosevelt shift.

Lutze Wins At Cambridge In Concise Bout

Nick Lutze of 220 California defeated Karl Zbysko of 210 Poland when Zbysko conceded in the third period, giving Lutze the win in Cambridge, New Jersey.

Cameden N. J Nick Lutze California Karl Zbysko Poland Zbysko

Oklahoma Delegation Shifts Support to Roosevelt at Convention

Oklahoma’s anti Roosevelt stand collapses as Governor Murray is placed in nomination and the delegation stages a festive demonstration. Will Rogers and sideline bands join the marchers while Byrd and Richmond groups contribute to the procession. Johnston praises Murray as a courageous leader amid the convention’s crowded hall.

Roosevelt John ‘Kroutis Cecil Chamberlain George Key Murray Chamberlain Kroutil Great Stadium Joseph C. Stone Muskogee John Simpson Oklahoma City National Farmers Union Stone Chicago CPI Oklahoma William H. Murray Richmond Byrd Will Rogers Bill Henry S. Johnston Johnston

Smith Will Support Democrats Over 1932 Rethink

Former New York governor Alfred E. Smith announced he would back the Democratic party in November, rejecting third party schemes as impractical. He criticized the Republican record of 12 years, urged repeal of the 18th Amendment and reform of the Volstead Act, and spoke of his pursuit of a principles declaration.

Robert ST. John Chicago Alfred E. Smith Roosvelt Roosevelt New York Damon and Pythias Garner Smith al Smith William Gibbs McAdoo Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic Party Spon

Hoover signs economy bill amid mixed satisfaction

President Hoover signed the national economy bill aimed at saving about 150 million in federal spending. He criticized its lack of bureau consolidation, warned of hardships for federal workers, and promised steps to ease impacts while defending the pay cut and furlough provisions.

Washington Hoover Senate House White House

Election results show bulk approval and rejection tallies

Question No 171 on unemployment relief reports 794 of 2 209 precincts with 31 926 for and 68 504 against. Question No B on tax limitation from 776 of 3 209 precincts: 29 4238 for and 61 331 against. Question No 170 on crop limitation from 758 of 3 309 precincts: 28 556 for and 73 0. It is best to water trees and shrubs in the evening to prevent evaporation.

Unemployment Relief Commission

Nye Leads Nye Over Shafer In North Dakota Primary

United States Senator Gerald P. Nye insurgent republican led Governor George F. Shafer in the North Dakota primary returns. Early tallies from 503 of 2,235 precincts showed Nye with 34,655 votes to 21,676 for Shafer, as reports continued to come in. Nye campaigned on an anti Hoover platform while Shafer backed Hoover administration policies.

Fargo N. D United States Gerald P. Nye G. F. Shafer Frank H. Hyland Devils Lake William Langer Bismarck Farco Forum Shafer Nye George F. Shafer

Outlaw Floyd Birdwell Rumors Hover Over Pontotoc County

Reports persist that Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and George Birdwell have sneaked through Pontotoc County with a small band. Word places them in Stonewall and Ada area, fueling speculation amid a broad manhunt and bank raid memories, as officers stay alert for any comeback.

Charles Pretty Boy Floyd George Birdwell Pontotoc County Stonewall Oklahoma Ada Earlsboro Birdwell

County Board Finalizes Supplemental Appropriations

The county excise board met on the last day of the fiscal year and approved supplemental appropriations for the county and for School District 19. Ada dominates the district, with 5001.54 moved to school funds for strikes and insurance and special tax. The county canceled 1792.50 from original funds and reallocated 490 other funds to cover shortages, finalizing expenditures for the year. Belgium maintains compulsory old age insurance for workers under a minimum income.

County Excise Board Ada

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