Notice of Probate Real Estate Sale in Pontotoc County
Administratrix Grace Hennigan will sell at public auction on July 10 1936 at 2 00 PM in Ada Oklahoma the real estate of B E Hennigan deceased described as NE of 25 3N 5E the W E and SE of 30 and the NW and NW of NE of SW of 31 3N 6E containing about 810 acres legal title passes on court confirmation cash at sale all in Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
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B. E. Hennigan
County of Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
A. D
County Court Room
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Grace Hennigan
J. M. Dodson
A. M. Dodson
Ada Weekly News
John Boyce McKeel
WEILL
Emma H. Barton
Wilbur P. Lee
Zaid Court
Braly Family Visiting Eddlemans in Oklahoma
Major William C Braly Mrs Braly and their son Bill visit Mrs Verna Bralys relatives Mr and Mrs Lee Eddleman at 1221 South Stockton Verna earned part of her education in Ada schools Braly stationed at University of California with the Coast Artillery Corps He supervised railroad bridge work on the M O C line and recalls landmarks from Henrietta to Durant The visit will last for some time before returning to California
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William C. Braly
Braly
Bill
Lee Eddleman
South
Stockton
Verna Eddleman
Ada
University of California
Coast Artillery Corps
Regular Army
Oklahoma
Henrietta
Durant
California
Gassaway Leads Oklahoma City in Primary Returns
CPI reports from 2388 precincts of 452 in the Fourth District Democratic congressional race list Pipkin Overton and others with Gassaway Hendon Roren Christian and Taver among notable figures. Counts incomplete as of July 8 with results from Oklahoma City area.
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Oklahoma City
Soo Oka
Congress
Soormoe Ce
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Sinceieicinaipaicaien Saamenniiciinel
Poe
Siti Nidne
Aircon
Ceii
Isaaianiti
Morrison
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RSS Eph
MRC Consere Ohn Sevienana Aliaia
Sii Icterie Ieee
Harsley
Iain Hs
Ieee Sas
Alets
Prion Liane
Breaute
Honnold
Oil field brief reports in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Day by day notes from Pontotoc County oil fields show activity continues near the Ada area. Wells like Sinclair Prairie No. 1 Culver and Carter et al No 1 James drill as Continental No 1 King eyes the sand below 820 feet with predicted output up to 250 barrels daily. History recalls earlier Wilcox and Wapanucka tests that confirmed oil presence in Coal County and the graben. Election precinct returns from Oklahoma City also reported in this district coverage.
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Ada
Jesse
Mike Mitchell
King
Clarita
John Fitts
W. E. McCraw
E. W. Whitney
Wilcox
Wapanucka
Coal County
Graben
Fitts Field Wells Show Production and Test Results
Production and potential tests in the John Fitts field include bottom hole pressures. Moore No. 10-A Craadguck shows potential of 3,852 barrels daily. Crosbie No. 2 B Burris Hunton well flowed 417 barrels in two hours. Moore No. 12 Sehauers Hunton well produced 296 barrels in four hours. Bromide No. 4 Morin 150 barrels per hour after acidizing. Woolley No. 1 acidized Bromide produced 78 barrels first hour and 180 second hour. Stahl No. 3-A Dennis Hunton well yielded 256 barrels in first hour. Sunray No. 1 Shumard Heirs produced 217 barrels in two hours. Culver Prairie No. 1 remains wired for pipe at 2315 feet. Tulsa meeting Wednesday to discuss decline curve method for Fitts pool potential. decision possible July 15. County precinct returns show varied totals for district 5 and district 6.
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John Fitts
Wilcox
Fitts
Craadguck
Burris
Hunton
Sehauers
Fleetborn
Amerada
Woolley
Sinclair Prairie
Ada
Tulsa
Congressional Races Returns by District Across Precincts
Returns from multiple Oklahoma precincts show Democratic totals by district for the race to Congress. Figures include Newman and Nicholson, with district tallies ranging from about 1,000 to over 28,000 votes across precincts. Results indicate ongoing vote counts in the Democratic primary.
Three Promotions in Battery C of 160th Field Artillery
Captain Elbert Reed announced three promotions in Battery C ccal unit of the 160th Field Artillery Oklahoma National Guard. Lieut. Joe Cathey becomes first lieutenant replacing Lieut. G R Naylor who resigned to move to Seminole. Sgt Roy Young is promoted to second lieutenant and Lieut. Cathey’s vacancy filled by Sgt Charles Goddard. Ada unit, including the 160th Band led by Major Fred Schreiber, plans for Fort Sill encampment next month.
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160Th F. A. of
Oklahoma National Guards
Elbert Reed
Joe Cathey
G. R. Naylor
Seminole
Ada
Roy Young
Cathey
Charles Goddard
Young
160Th F. A. Band
Fred Schreiber
Fort Sill
Phillips May Face Nance For Speakership
Oklahoma City July detailed report shows Speaker Leon C. Phillips of the Oklahoma House re elected from Okfuskee County with 4428 votes to 2040 over P H Bridges, running without a Republican opponent. A Phillips move toward early House organization was noted by an Oklahoma City friend. In McClain County James C Nance, Senate floor leader and administration backer, defeated Louie Beck.
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Oklahoma City
Leon C. Phillips
House of Representatives
Marland
House
Okfuskee County
Phillips
P. H. Bridges
Administration
McClain County
James C. Nance
Senate
Louie Beck
Nance Considers Speaker Run As Stewart Is Renominated
A friend of Phillips notes Nance as a possible speaker candidate, a role he once held in the lower house from Cotton county. If he enters the race, supporters expect the Marland administration to back him. State Senator Paul Stewart of Antlers was renominated on the democratic ticket for the senate. The radio and electrical workers union, on strike at RCA's Camden plant, seeks AFL backers after the executive council refused an AFL charter citing racial union rules.
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Phillips
Nance
Cotton County
Marland
Paul Stewart
Antlers
Senate
Radio and Electrical Workers Union
Radio Corporation of America
Camden, N. J
A. F. of L
Racio
Electrical Workers Union
AFL Leaders Split Over Steel Workers Drive
Nine members of the Federation’s executive council wrestled with removing Joan L. Lewis and 11 allied unions from the AFL amid a bitter dispute over organizing 54,000 steel workers into a single industrial union. William Green denounced Lewis as causing division while Lewis warned against aligning with steel interests.
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Joseph L. Miller
Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Joan L. Lewis
A. F. of L
Organized Labor
William Green
Lewis
Oil production hold suspected as demand stays strong
Oil conservation officials across several states aim to keep output near Bureau of Mines demand estimates as summer gasoline use remains high. Texas faces cuts per well and questions over state share while discussions on production limits continue for the Interstate Compact.
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Harrell E. Lee
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Bureau of Mines
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
California
Texas Railroad Commission Conservation
Commission
Rodessa Field Faces Texas Hearing On Interstate Portion
The Rodessa field, straddling Texas and Louisiana, will come under review by the Texas commission at the next statewide hearing on July 16. The interstate issue presents a substantial peculiarity for regulatory action.
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Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Texas Commission
Experts Downplay Market Threat Despite Stability Risks
Analysts consider the threat to market stability serious but currently discount it, arguing that the region’s production potential is not as large as earlier projections suggested.
Baptist Women Rally to Elect at Ada First Baptist
The Banner association Baptist Women Missionary Societies hold a July 11 rally at Ada First Baptist Church. It features a state leader Mrs Bertha K Spooner, a sermon by Rev Anson Justice of Norman, and talks by Mrs D D Lobaugh of Cleveland. Attendance urged.
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Baptist Women
Baptist Women’s Missionary Societies of Banner Association
Ada First Baptist Church
Bertha K K. Spooner
Anson Justice
Norman
D. D. Lobaugh
Cleveland
O. Come
Ben T. Williams
Ennen Hall
John D Rockefeller 97th Birthday Celebrations In Quiet Lakewood
Lakewood New Jersey July 8. Ninety seven candles marked John D Rockefeller’s birthday with one slice kept for him as he ages. Family friends note his health miracle and Rockefeller’s plan to live after a century of preparation. Joan Rockefeller Jr. was absent in France. Rockefeller’s early job in 1855 and later fortune are recalled along with his vast philanthropy.
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Lakewood
N. J
John PD. Rockefeller
Joan D. Rockefeller Jr
France
Thomas Meighan Dies at Long Island Home
Thomas Meighan, famed screen star, died tonight at his Long Island residence after a period of illness. The death marks a major loss to the film industry as tributes pour in from colleagues and fans.
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New York
Thomas Meighan
Long Island
James defense attacks sanity in murder confession case
In Los Angeles, July 8, lawyers for Robert S. James portray him as troubled by a brutal childhood and dementia praecox. They abandon an insanity defense due to funds but push for showing James was abnormal and not mentally competent when admitting the murder of his seventh wife Mary Busch James by bathtub drowning after rattlesnake exposure.
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Los Angeles
Robert S. James
James
Mary
William J. Clark
Samuel Silverman
Macry Busch James
Political announcements for county offices in Democratic run-off
The News lists candidates for county offices in the Democratic Run-Off Primary on July 28, 1995. Names appear for Congress Fourth District, Representative seats, County Commissioner districts, County Treasurer, Sheriff, Court Clerk, County Attorney, and County Surveyor with incumbents noted in some roles.
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X M. Jones
District Court
Eula Kelley
John Wesley
John Kelley
Della Bedford
N. Jones
Flaintiff
John Boyce McKees
Okla
West Coast
M. O. & G. Construction
Cannon
Ciceiecesieseiaaniaiieneames
BNET
Eaniet Icuateiltatbaiae
Newman
Ars Cane Senne
Thonas Tin Nichbelson
Young and Goddard
Drouth Farm Belt
Ohio
Missouri
Canadian
Harold Speaks
Missouri River
Speaks
Federation
CST
Lewis’ Mine
Committee For Industrial Organization
Streen Star
Ada News
Pr. L. Gassaway
Claude Hendon
Lyle H. Boren
For Representative No
J.C. Walker
Aubrey M. Kerr
A. A. Caldwell
Tommy F. Ford
Lee Daggs
Haskell Wilburn
George R. Collins
Dist
J. E. Hall
Boss
Morris
County Surveyor
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G. Toler
Clyde Kaiser
W. V. Stanfield
Batiste Short
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