Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff sale notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for The Federal Land Bank of Wichita versus W M Dugger and others. Property described as East Half of Southeast Quarter Section 20 Township 2 North Range 4 East Indian Meridian. Sale set for August 2 1937 at 2 pm at Ada Court House with $1779.52 judgment, $49.00 attorney fees, $87.35 costs, credit $75, and interest at 6 percent. Other docket involves garnishment against C Crouch for $170 plus $327.60 attorney fees and $152.14 funds held.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
a_corporation
W. M. Dugger
William M. Dugger
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Okla
Claude Sturdivant
State of
C. C. Crouch
Lewis
Della Bedford
Pontotoc Co
Hatcher & Hatcher
Oklahoma Court Notices and Estate Claims Chronicle
Multiple court notices appear from Pontotoc and county courts. The District Court suit against numerous defendants seeks cancellation of an oil lease on land in Section 30 Township 5 North Range 4 East and bars defendants’ rights. Also county probate notices urge creditors to file claims against the estates of J R McDonald and Sarah A Gilmore within four months, with executors and attorneys named.
Vacating Ada townsite street blocks in Pontotoc Oklahoma
Notice of intention to vacate part of 9th Street in Ada Pontotoc county Oklahoma by owners of lots 9 to16 block 75 and 1 to 8 block 86 original townsite. Court hearing set August 12 1937. Also creditors notice for Fanny A Lyles deceased with four months to claim. Homecoming day at Vanoss program details and invitation to participants.
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Pontotoc
Ada
Pontotoc Coluanty
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
District Court
District Court Room
Said County
9Th Street
Stockton Avenue
Cherry Avenue
District Court of
Fanny
A. Lyles
J. S. Kemp
Stonewall
J. S Kemp
East Central College notices cover summer sessions and park events
The Ada East Central district will host a custodian and engineer school in the second week of August led by W. Fred Heisler from A and M College. The Ada Wintersmith park reports a CCC era 100 acre site with a June pool opening, a Sep 15 bath house close, and 10 to 20 cent swimming rates. The Ada lake life guard Jim Petty earned a Red Cross certificate and teaches junior and senior lifeguard skills. PoliticalWIRE: Wheeler condemns Robinson court bill timing while O Mahoney and McNary praise Robinsons impact.
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W. Fred Heisler
A. and M. College
East Central District
Teachers College
Heisler
Marvin Kaiser
Byrds Mill
Wintersmith Park
Ada
CCC Boys
Vieva
Underhill
Ada Lake
East Central
Jim Petty
Pan American Clipper III completes first leg to Clipperstown
The flying boat Pan American Clipper III landed at Clipper Lands in the Irish Free State just before 1 p.m. local time on July 14, finishing the first leg of its return from Southampton to the United States. It was planned to depart Botwood, Newfoundland, the following day. The piece ends with a note on dating packaged foods and a remark about teaching hens.
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Foynes
Irish Free State
Southampton
United States
Botwood
Newfoundland
Oil Field Workers Open New Union Hall Friday Night
The Oil Field Workers Local No. 378 will dedicate a new union hall one mile south of Stonewall on Friday July 16 at 7 30 p m. The event features W W Allen CIO representative as main speaker with music and entertainment. The hall serves 1000 plus union men in the Fitts oil field, and the program aims to educate members about organized labor.
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Oil Field Workers New Union
Stonewall
Fitts Oil Field
Oklahoma City
H. O. Wolf
F. M. Hall
W. W. Allen
CIO
Organized Labor Movement
Church of Christ
Union
Fittstown
South Stonewall
G. B. Sherritt
Main Street
Jesse Highway
Roosevelt Names Robinson A Soldier Who Fought For Public Good
President Roosevelt mourns Senator Joseph Robinson calling him a pillar of strength and a liberal reformer devoted to the underprivileged. He praises Robinson’s uncompromising public service, wisdom, and courage, noting he has fought a good fight and finished his course.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Robinson
Joseph Taylor Robinson
Joe Robinson
Federal join Traxler chase in Oklahoma hills
Federal and state officers hunted Roy Pete Traxler a Texas prison escapee believed hiding in Caddo county near Anadarko. Indictments in Texas may bring harboring and transporting charges. a Bratcher arrest tied to Traxler's car and a threatened return of the vehicle to his wife. The pursuit overlapped with local sheriff and highway patrol efforts amid uncorroborated local social notes.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roy
Pete” Traxler
Oklahoma
Desperado
Texas
Caddo County
Clinton W. Stein
Traxler
Stein
Eastman State
Huntsville
Tex
Anadarko
Okla
Jim Bond
Grady County
John A. Bratcher
Bond
Verden
Bratcher
Dallas man may have been mistaken for escaped convict
M W White of Dallas says Oklahoma officers may have confused him with Roy Pete Traxler, an escaped Texas convict. Police say a man with two others stopped at a Madill filling station asking directions to Denise, Texas and left without buying anything. White, returning to Dallas, says he did not know if he resembled Traxler.
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Dallas
Texas
M. W. White
Oklahoma
Roy
Pete” Traxler
Leonard McKenzie
Madill
Okla
Denise
White
Denison
Traxler
Nichols 70 Push New Bond Issue
P-Allen G. Nichols of Wewoka announces a plan for a 75 million dollar highway construction bond issue with a constitutional amendment to stop gasoline tax diversion. The proposal, part of a three year program, aims to fund farm to market highways and attract federal matching funds.
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Oklahoma City
P—Allen G. Nichols
Wewoka
State Senate
Nichols
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Middlewest
Search for Earhart Shrinks as Storm Halts Plans
Honolulu dispatch reports naval authorities reducing search planes for Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan as a tropical storm delays resumed aerial hunt. Lexington aircraft deployed 60 planes in two divisions to search 265000 square miles, but weather forced cancellation after 60 planes scanned 21000 square miles.
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Honolulu
Naval
Equator
Amelia Earhart
Lexington
Aviatrix
Frederick J. Noonan
New Guinea
Howland Island
Amelia
Fred
South Pacific
Howland
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News
Classified ads in Ada News highlight improved value for vested amounts. Advertisers report higher returns per dollar as pricing models adjust to market demand and longer-term commitments. Local businesses note steadier response rates and clearer targeting.
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Ada News
Spanish rebels pressed as Mi Aja rings insurgent force
From the sky and plains west of Madrid Gen Jose Miajas combined air and land forces press a ring around Francoist insurgents in a two week offensive. Government troops push toward Quijorna and along the Coruna road as aerial operations continue.
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Madrid
Jose Miaja
Francisco Franco
Mi_a
Coruna
Quijorna
Air war report from Franco-Spanish frontier fronts
Times notes nearly 100 pursuit and bombing planes in action with eight battles yesterday. Twelve insurgent planes were shot down. Rebel headquarters claim a crack in insurgent counterattacks near Villanueva del Pardillo broke the Madrid government offensive at Hendaye.
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Hendaye
Villanueva del Pardillo
Madrid
British Ship Captured At Santander
British ship was captured today while attempting to enter the Spanish port of Santander during the insurgent northern campaign. Duff Cooper declined to name the vessel and noted the government had warned British merchants away from Santander. Labor leader Attlee argued the warning favored Franco and that many ships entered Santander without incident.
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London
Alfred Duff Cooper
Admiralty
House of Commons
Santander
Duff Cooper
House
Clement R. Attlee
Francisco Franco
Liovds
Pointers On Summer Sleep
Oklahoma City July 14 Inability to sleep in the summer doesn t indicate less rest needed but difficulty regulating sleep conditions says Dr Charles M Pearce state health commissioner He bans fans cold baths outdoor sleeping and iced drinks advising a lukewarm bath and a regular bedtime with light clothing to aid slumber.
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Oklahoma City
Charles M. Pearce
Pearce
Dr. Pearce
Fisherman Netted Wild Cat While Night Fishing
J Gagnier of Waukegan Illinois recounts a night fishing trip ending with him catching a wildcat on a fish line. He claims the animal was lured by liver and killed by the tension, turning a nocturnal tale into a sensational proof.
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Hook
Waukegan
Ill
Phl
J. Gagnier
Gagnier
Whale washes ashore near Pepeali school on Kauai
Pupils at Pepeali schools in Kauai observed a large whale beached just outside their classroom. Daily lessons continued as the students studied the creature. Whales have been increasingly seen in Hawaiian waters recently.
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Honolulu
Pepeali
Kauai Island
Hawaiian
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Joseph D. Tatem
Minnie J. Tatem
Evelyn Carlson
Henry
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Independent Oil and Gas Company
Chas. BE. Wells
Shawnee, Oklahoma
J. R. McDonald
J. W. McDonald
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American Building
Sarah A. Gilmore
Owen G. Gilmore
Kemp & McArthur
Alice West
Knox Walker
A. A. Walker
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May Blackburn
Go Gr. Asin
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Oscar Pettigrew
Arch Pettigrew
John Boyce McKeel
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Vanoss
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James Waters
Willard Owens
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Our Guide Post
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Bulah Auten Bridges
Joe J. Shaw
Earnest Williams
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Ray Bradley
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Alvin Higgins
Asher
Hazel Newsom
Iris Ann Murray
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Evelyn McLoud
Bonnie Bell Robbins
Fern Justice
Blanche Burns
Josephine McDonald
Myrtle Higgins
Lois Loveale
Mildred Magruder
Mildred Vanlandingham
Lethal Higgins
Fred Schumacher
E. E. Heiman
H. T. Hopkins
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Burl Burns
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Orville Richardson
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H. C. Christian
Glenn Smith
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R-Kan
Steiner
R Ore
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D-Okla
Wolf
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Traxler Chase
Barney Bottoms
Lee Keeling
George Keeling
June Patote
Dorothy May Williams
James Simpkins
Grover
Mitchell Keeling
Robert Mack
Sonny Golden
Jack Bottoms
Eugene McGee
Dee Campbell
Clyde Williams
Cecil Corvin
Byers Howard
Evelyn Williams
Gracie Mae Corvin
Joe Chapman
Haley Williams
Winnie Bottoms
Meeks
Union Hill
Dorothy Mae Willams
Ona Mae Boies
Evelyn W. Tires
Alice Binion
Egypt
Dink Binion
Mavis Raimoland
Edward Cantrell
Detroit
Lillian Foxx
Willie Melton
Frank Roddy
Earhant Oeargh
Pacific
William
Ferguson
Orty
Sol Alowez
Helmont
Brussels
IGHT
Georgia
Jan Baptista van Helmont
Keith Funeral Chapel, Inc
Ada, Oklahoma
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