Notice of Receiver's Sale in Oklahoma District Court
The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company as plaintiff and Exchange National Company as defendant seek to sell described lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma by receiver. Sale set for July by order of federal courts. minimum bid $2400 with cash payment. Front door Ada County Courthouse. Sheriff notices also list multiple foreclosure sales and a memorial poem.
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United States District Court
Northern
Bassam
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Lincoln National Lite Tnaureance Company
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Exchange National Company
Northern District of
United States District Court For
Bantack District of Oklahoma
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
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Okla
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Pantotoc
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Poutated County
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Ada Weekly
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Forward
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Glyde Walser
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Federal Gand Bank
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Wiehita
Kansas
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Ada News announces primary candidates for county and state offices
The Ada News lists Democratic primary candidates including for Sheriff and County Commissioner Dil L Tor and W P Morrin as well as J B Hall Nabors for Clerk F N Hughes for Clerk and others. James E Berry James Moss Wimbish Otto Strickland Joan Boyce McKdel Leleh Goren Leroy G Cooper among stated nominees for lieutenant governor state senator and other districts.
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W. P Morrin
J.B. Hall
Nabors
County Clork
F. NS. Hughes
Otto Strickland Alling
Nichols Joan Boyce
Mekdel Leleh
Goren
Leroy G
Cooper
Local Notables Attend Visits and Political Appeals
Ada residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of weekend trips and local campaigning. Miss Ruby Mitchell of East Central College visited family in Qkemah. John Boyce McKee continues political appeals for state senator. several Ada locals travel to Sulphur, Oklahoma City, Vandalia, and other towns for visits, work, or vacations.
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Fran Friday
John Boyce McKee
Isha Boyce McKeel
Ada
Tim
Obituary notices from Ada area include Wilmoth Seek and McCaleb deaths
Mrs Callie Wilmoth 47 Ada died July 3 at 3 pm at a local hospital. Funeral July 4 at 3 pm Rev iC EB Jeukinelyner officiating with burial New Bethel cemetery. Survived by husband four children sister Julia Davis two brothers Joz and Bill Waller. Rosa E Seek 80 Ada died at home 603 East Twelfth. Funeral Tuesday 10:30 am Rev C C Morris officiating. Burial Frisco cemetery. Survived by four daughters Anna Prince Deroche Ark Effie Baumley Wilmington Calif Hattie Hogpatt Lakeview Tex Lillie Lovelady Ada and four sons J RE Seek Dallas L Seek Bakersfield W C Seek Chamois B E Seek Ada. Martha Matilda McCaleb 47 Stonewall Route 2 died at home. Funeral Monday 3 pm Baptist church Stonewall, Jesse cemetery. Surviving Nellie Blackwell Esco and C Q Scrivner Stonewall Route 2. sons W I McCaleb Herden City O F McCaleb Oklahoma City and 15 grandchildren. Card of Thanks lists many Spurlock, Boiles, Lance, Davis families.
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Callie Wilmoth
Ada
Jeukinelyner
New Bethel Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Elvie
Marie, Otis
Lizzie Wilmoth
Julia Davis
Joz
Bill Waller
Rosa Seek
Rosa E. Seek
East Twelfth
Keith
C. C. Morris
Frisco Cemetery
Leek
Anna Prince
Deroche
Ark
Effie Baumley
Wilmington
Calif
Hattie Hogpatt
Lakeview
Tex
Lillie Lovelady
J, RE. Seek
Dallas, Co
L. Seek
Bakersfield
W. C. Seek
Chamois
B. E. Seek
Martha Matilda McCaleb
Stonewall
Baptist Church
Hale
Jesse
Keith Funeral
Chatae
Nellie Blackwell
Esco
C. Q. Scrivner
W. I. McCaleb
Herden City
O. F. McCaleb
Oklahoma City
Distribution of hopper poison begins in Pontotoc county
Distribution of grasshopper poison to Pontotoc county farmers is set for Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at the fair grounds north of Ada on highway 48. Farmers must bring their own sacks. the federal government funds most materials as part of an aid campaign to control local ragshopper outbreaks with no general damage yet reported.
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Pontotoc County
Fair Grounds
Ada
Highway 48
Ponitotoc
Wanted man with car for Rawleigh route profits
Classified notice seeking a man with a car for a profitable Rawleigh route. Earn at least 30 dollars weekly to start. Write Rawleigh's Dept. OKG-8-1010, verify Oklahoma or Tennessee. or contact J. W. Curlee in Gerty, Oklahoma, for details.
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Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
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Tenn
J. W. Curlee
Gerty
Okla
Denver Davison Appears Winner in Oklahoma Race
Ada reports from Denver headquars indicate Denver Davison, Democratic nominee for state supreme court justice from the eighth district, will carry every county. He recently served ten months on the court, voting in over 500 decisions, and is praised as hard working and fair.
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Ada
Okla
Denver
Davison
Supreme Court
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Coal
Hughes
Pontotoc
Atoka
Maraghall
Johnston
Th Court
Expedition seeks plane aid to locate overdue six man river team
DRESS FERRY Arizona July reports two Bureau of Geological Survey men say a six member scientific expedition traveling down the Colorado River may need an air scout if not arriving by Friday. They note dropping water and possible longer portages as Norman Nevills leads the party toward Lee's Ferry with no word for days.
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Anderson
Hanson
Arizona
Green River
Utah
Jeader Norman Nevils
Lee's Ferry
Nevills
Austrian Refugee Leader Seeks New Home for 4.5 Million
An Austrian refugee leader told American delegates that 4,500,000 Austrians would flee Nazi rule if a 32 nation conference could offer them a new home. Aviat Rosenberg represented the Austrian refugee group.
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Roy Porter
Vlan - Les - Bains
France
Aviat Rosenberg
Speech and Math Lose Two Instructors at East Central
East Central will miss two instructors next year. Edith Leonard assistant speech director will attend the University of Wisconsin Madison to pursue a Master’s degree and return by June 1, 1939. E B Heimann associate professor of mathematics will leave the first week of September for the University of Illinois Urbana to work on a Doctor’s degree for nine months returning in June 1939. He will take his family to Urbana and has been at the college since 1932 teaching German and mathematics.
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East Central
Edith Leonard
University of Wisconsin At
Exiled Austrians Seek Help for German Jews Refugees
At a Roosevelt inspired meeting the Federation of Austrian Exiles said about 75 percent of Austrians would leave if allowed to take a substantial portion of property. The US delegation led by Myron C. Taylor began preliminary negotiations to settle the refugee problem worsened by the Austro German union, stressing a helpful US attitude.
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Roosevelt
United States
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Secretary of State Veto Blocks Tar 2 Filing in Colorado
Ambiguity surrounds a veto by the Secretary of State regarding Tar 2 filings in Colorado. The dispute centers on qualifications and duties to protect public interests and trust in state governance.
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Childeils
Statis
Officials Seek Input on Plans Amid Uncertain Final Judges
Officials said they aimed to shape plans but noted two do not intend to be final judges of whatever may be done. The remarks reflect ongoing debate on the process and potential outcomes.
Oklahoma City Officer Interrogates Augusta Housewife in Abduction Case
Augusta housewife 38 Ethel Hechtel told Oklahoma highway patrol a man she picked up claimed injury in an accident and demanded travel to Oklahoma City. She drove from Wichita with two men, one brandishing a gun, delivering her to the city where she filed a report. FBI to question. no link seen to Hutchinson prison break.
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Wplan
Augusta
Kas
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Gurt Point
Wichita
Kes
Douglas Avenue
U.s.highway 65
Bethtel
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hutchnson, Kas, Reformatory
Denver Davison Supreme Court Justice Profile
Supreme Court Justice Denver Davison earns praise from editors farmers and laborers for updating the court docket. He serves the Eighth District which includes Seminole Pottowater Hughes Pontotoc Atoka and Marshail epontics.
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Supreme Court
Seminole
Pottowater Hughes
Pontotoc
Deanston
Atoka
Marshail Epontics
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