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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
7
Sheriff sale notices detail an 80 acre tract in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to be sold August 2 1937 to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 1779 52 plus interest and costs. Also public garnishment action requires C C Crouch to answer by August 12 1937 regarding 152 14 held funds and related claim against Massey and Witherspoon partnership.
D. F. Crist filed suit No. 14 216 against New York Unity Company and many others claiming ownership of East Half of the Southwest Quarter in Section 30, Township 5 North Range 4 East, alleging an oil and gas lease to Independent Oil and Gas Company dated July 28 1925 has been forfeited. Defendants must answer by August 23 1937 or the petition will be taken as true and lease canceled. Clerk Della Bedford. Attorney Charles E. Wells.
Delpha Head and Annie Price shared a meal on Tuesday. R D Hammond spent weekend with Kim Lamb. Adrian and Ruth Price visited Kin Lamb and Hiley Roberts. Mrs Russ Head staying with Jess Lamb in Cedar Grove. Cena Himble from Lovelady spent Monday with Annie Price. Dortha Bell abroad in San Antonio spent the 4th with Ruthie Lillie and Tharp girls. Ruthe joined later. Hammond visited sister Cena Himble near Lovelady Tuesday night. J D Lamb and wife visited Mrs Collier on Sunday.
A Rocky Mountain News staff writer reports from Hugo Colorado on a grasshopper plague spreading across Lincoln and neighboring counties. Farmers, aided by the Soil Conservation Service and CCC, race to deploy poison mixes from portable spreaders to curb migrations reaching 10 miles daily and threaten crops, pasture, and livestock.
Austin July reports show strong demand and cautious production amid hopes of winter fuel needs. Texas proration decisions and Rodessa field expansion into Miller county, Arkansas shape a tri state oil picture with notable attendance at the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting in Santa Fe.
Berlin dispatch notes Adolf Hitler's Voelkischer Beobachter accusing Robert W. Bingham, U S ambassador to London, of arrogant ignorance for a July independence day speech. Nicholas Murray Butler is mocked as a pompous declarer of American ideals, while Dar Fuehrer press critiques mirror calls against democracies and dictatorships.
Dublin July 7 The Labor party with 13 seats in the Dail holds the balance of power in the Irish Free State and faces President Eamon De Valera with two issues from the dead heat election. He must choose between sacrificing parts of the constitution for a working majority or sacrificing Labor support on other matters.
Oklahoma City July 7. The unofficial pardon and parole board recommended six pardons and four paroles. Parole for Tillman Adkins was withdrawn amid protests by Fred Cunningham. Adkins, jailed 14 years in McAlester for a Stephens county slaying, saw parole blocked after governor signoff. Others granted include Russell Long and Ray Williams with prior terms.
Rodney Dutcher details Tom Girdler leading roaring influence while Eugene Grace of Bethlehem supplies backbone for a major battle with the C I O. The piece highlights million-dollar bonuses and power dynamics shaping the labor war.
Classified notice in Ada News urges investors to consider vested returns. The ad promotes higher yields and security for funds placed with a local financial service. It highlights steady growth andGuaranteed payouts for select accounts.
A blast and fire at the Johnson Kemnitz Drilling Co lease near Edmond injured two workmen and trapped another atop the No. 1 August well derrick for about 15 minutes. Foreman Edmond suffered burns while Woodrow Dozier was reported in pain and unlocated after the blast, though he later found his address and was treated.
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