Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Okla
Notice is given that under a District Court order a public auction will be held in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma on August 12 1935 at 10 o clock a m to sell real estate described as portions of sections 8 and 9 township 4 north range 8 east to satisfy foreclosed judgments against David C Crabtree et al and in favor of Central Life Assurance Society with Federal Land Bank of Wichita named as lien holder. Sale proceeds to satisfy judgments interest costs and attorney fees. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser undersheriff Claude Sturdivant and attorney Ben Hatcher are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Central Life Assurance Society (Mutual
David C. Crabtree
Elvin J. Crabtree
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Ben Hatcher
Ada, Okla
Plaintiff
Sale Notice For Pontotoc County Realty In Ada Oklahoma
Notice is given that on August 16 1935 at 2 p m the Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at public auction in Ada Oklahoma the south half of the northeast quarter and other described portions of Section 32 Township 5 North Range 7 West containing 120 acres more or less to satisfy a judgment in district court case 12473. Bids must cover interest costs and fees with mineral interests carved out and potential adjustments for specific owners. If no bid meets judgment conditions the property may be sold free of certain mineral interests.
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Indian Meridian
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Co. P. Williams
Edna B. Williams
Mace Herndon
Provident Royalties Corporation
Esther Baker
Frank A. Baker
District Court
Pontotec County
Helen E. Hobbs
A. W. Duran Et al
Morden
Esther Ordway
Griff
Fisher
Seeker
Bleeker
No. 4 Wednesday to complete depth goal stated
The report notes completion of a borehole labeled No. 4 scheduled for Wednesday, aiming to finish at a total depth of 4 405 feet in Bromide sand formation.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
On July 29 1935 at 2 PM the Ada courthouse will auction East 12 feet of Lot 35 and all of lots 36 37 in Block 4 Ford Addition Ada to satisfy a 1361.73 judgment plus interest and costs from The Local Building and Loan Association vs Wilson H Lane et al The property appraised at 1200 and sold under an order of sale issued May 29 1935 Claude Sturdivant attorney for plaintiff Ada Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Iaid County
Ford
District Court
Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Wilson H. Lane
Clyde Kaiser
State of Oklahoma
Claude Sturdivant
C. F. Green
Notice bypublication in Pontotoc county court
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita files a foreclosure suit against C E Lahman and R W Slemaker and others in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by August 31 1935 or a default judgment will be entered for $1832.99 and related interest plus costs. The action seeks a first lien on 110 acres described as SW1/4 of NE1/4 NW1/4 SE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 of Section 29 Township 3 North Range 5 East Indian Meridian and orders sale to satisfy the judgment. Public notice dated July 17 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
C. E. Lahman
R. W. Slemaker
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Pontotoc County
Della Bedford
McKeel
J. F. Curran JR
W. E. Pepperell
Plaintiff
Brown-Gayne Partners Form Merchandise Firm in Ada Okla
Jewell I Brown Claude C Brown and Fremont Williams establish Brown-Gayne a merchant store at 129 West Main Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma forming June 19 1935 with all partners residing in Ada They engage in buying and selling music instruments refrigerators radios stoves and general merchandise both new and second hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell I. Brown
Claude
Brown
Fremont Williams
West Main Street
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Brown-Gayne
Claude C. Brown Fremont Williams
State of
Stanolind Drilling Records Depth at Norris-A Wells
Stanolind No. 2 Norris-A in the southwest northeast quadrant of 26-2-6 completed with a total depth of 4 397 feet. Stanolind No. 3 Norris-A in the northeast of northeast of 26-26 failed to wash in and operators planned to use gas to start oil flow from the Bromide sand Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris-A
Notice of Oil and Gas Lease Bid Opening in Pontotoc County
Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office invite sealed bids by 1:15 PM on August 21 1935 for oil and gas leases on state lands in Pontotoc County. Each bid requires a 1000 earnest money deposit. deposits returnable if not accepted. Leases run five years plus production term with a 1/8 royalty, with rentals of 1.00 per acre for uncompleted wells after one year. Bids must meet minimum 2.00 per acre bonuses, may include drilling contract and test well requirements.
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the Land Office
State of
Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of the Land Office
Pontotoc County
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The sheriff will sell at 10:00 a.m. August 20 1935 at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Court House Ada Oklahoma the property of Jewell L. Brown versus Sam Harris et al to satisfy a 1935 judgment lien and costs including a $2115.62 principal with interest, a $1904.60 balance at 10 percent, a $200 attorney fee and a $1707.25 furniture lien with six percent interest plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads Brothers Furniture Company
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Hearing Ordered for Estate Deed Approval in Grady County
In the Oklahoma County Court for Grady County on July 13 1935 a petition by Turner Berry Roscoe Berry Walter Milburn Berry Eddy Berry and Otto Berry sought court approval of a deed conveying all rights to lands described as Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and West Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section 21 Township 3N Range 6W to J A Criswell. The hearing is set for July 25 1935 with bids to be filed by the date and Ada Weekly News to publish the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius L. Berry
Turner Berry
Roscoe Berry
Walter Milburn Berry
Eddy Berry
Otto Berry
J. A. Criswell
Township
Range Six
Grady County
Oklahoma
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Pontotoc County
Ohn Boyce McKeel
Seal
Oil test results and drilling actions near Ada region
Oil shows and drilling activity described with Oliver No. 2 in 21-5-4 near Center west of Ada, water cut at 1117 feet and gas shows at 855 feet. Carter No. 1 John Thompson in 34-29 near Centrahoma drilling below 3900 feet. Amerada No. 1 Travelers Life near Olney shows oil at 4155-4160 feet and drilling below 4180 feet. Surface pipe set five miles west of Magnolia Arkansas in 12-17-22 with D D Brunson and Lloyd Gilbraith of Ada backing and E Olds as drilling contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Fleetborn No
Oliver
Center
Ada
Centrahoma
Carter
Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep July 17
Cattle at 2,600 head with calves 500. week down 25 cents. Light yearlings 7.50-8.00. bulk 6.50-7.50. grassers 3.50-4.50. Cows 5.00-5.50. cutters 2.50-3.75. bulls 3.50-5.00. top 5.25. Hogs 690 head. sows up 15 cents. top 10.00. bulk 9.60 up. Sheep 900 head. best native lambs 7.75. yearlings 5.29, ewes 2.50.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market data shows hogs 1,500 head direct and 15-20 higher with tops near 9.90 to 10.00 for select lots. cattle 4,000 with varied changes and best calves and feeders steady. sheep around 7.75 to 8.00 for mostly trucked native lambs and Texas yearlings 5.50-6.00.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Texas
Chicago July 17 Creamery and Egg Prices Report
Chicago market report shows unsettled butter at 17,621 pounds goods valued around 93 score with varied quotes from extras to standards. Eggs trade at 12,473 cases, steady with unchanged prices across grades and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poultry Market Report Chicago July Steady Prices
Poultry prices in Chicago on July 17 show steady movement across multiple classes. Live poultry offered in car lots and 30 truckloads with hens leghorn rock fryers and turkeys posting varied but stable quotes and slight uplifts on some items.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Potatoes market report from Chicago on July 17
U S Dept. of Agriculture potato report shows total U S shipments at 635 with light demand and trading. Idaho Burbanks and U S No 1 new stock steady. California long whites quoted 1.95 to 2.00. Missouri and Kansas cobblers 0.90 to 1.20 and 1.05. Idaho Bliss triumphs 2.00. Virginia cobblers decay noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks
California
Missouri Cobblers
Kansas Cobblers
Virginia
Idaho Bliss
Chicago Wheat Holds Up Amid North Dakota Drought News
Chicago wheat rose on reports of black rust spreading in North Dakota and drought damage to spring wheat in key districts. Minneapolis prices gained more on drought and demand while Chicago saw profit taking cap upside versus earlier gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Murder unfolds amid Cathay case in dramatic detective tale
In a saga from The Blade, reporter Charles Morden is found dead while Sidney Griff and publisher Dan Bleeker pursue the Frank B. Cathay conspiracy. The plot centers on impostors, forged signatures, and a web linking Blanche Malone, Peter Malone, and others as investigators close in on the murder tied to Cathay’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morden
The
Blade
Dan Bleeker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Lorton
Alice
Kenneth Boone
Blanche Malone
Carl Racine
Bleeker
Mary Sriggs
Stella Mockley
Charles Fisher
Pete Malone
Frank Bliss
Fisher
Griff and
Riff
Malone
Frank Cathay
Peter Malone
Esther Ordway
Griff Undertakes Hasty Errand in Next Installment
In the upcoming installment Griff rushes a brief errand while Shil Lingbey’s secretary identifies a photograph, signaling a clue or reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griff
Shillingbey
In Memory Of Mrs Ruth Hunt
Poem and local notices honor Ruth Hunt with a niece written tribute from Ada Oklahoma. The page lists weekend preaching attendance and multiple social visits, with a revival planned for July 20 and various residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hunt
Sunday School Attendance at GAAR Corner Grows
GAAR Corner reports strong turnout for Sunday school and church services led by Rev. Hallmarks last Saturday night. The parishioners, including Edward Walton and Joe Martin, shared visits and meals with neighbors across Vanoss and Pleasant Hill, highlighting community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near Vanoss
Tom Riley
Orvil Crawford
Near Pleasant Hill
Lorraine Riley
Sunday Evening Choir Memory Recalls Viola Walton
Viola Walton is remembered for singing every Sunday evening and Thursday night. The note mentions she spent Saturday evening with Pauline and Anna Mae Riley, highlighting social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Walton
Pauline
Anna Mae Riley
Rainy Night Socials and Family Visits Across Town
The closing Friday rain brought a quiet night as residents cope with cotton work. Odra Mae Glover stayed with Roy Glover while the Reed family welcomed a 12 pound boy Sunday morning. Numerous local couples shared visits across Albany Texas Atoka Frisco and nearby homes including Glover Harbin Upton and Davis families with Sunday dinners and Saturday gatherings.
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Odra Mae Glover
Mrs. Roy Glover
Cliff Hunter
Joe Lene Lillard
Verlene Upton
C. Cooper
L. Echols
Jason Davis
Frisco
Illa Byrd
Dorothy Upton
C. Davis
C. Hamilton
E. Harbin
Lonnie Glover
Rain Boosts Local Crops and Community News
A Friday rain helped area crops while residents report health updates and church progress. Local figures include the Ballthrops on sick list and Lilley recovering from a hand injury. Williamson family members listed with minor ailments. Cedar Grove visitor Frank Scroggins stopped by A. A. Bandy. Oakman revival continues. Oakman Saturday churchgoers from the area included Mrs. A. A. Bandy and children. The school moves well with new teachers. W. H. Bandy traveled to Ada on business. youths visited Evelyn Bandy. swimming noted at Little S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis Ballthrop
S. S. Lilley
Tom Williamson
Frank Scroggins
Cedar Grove
A. A. Bandy
Oakman
A. A. Band
Social Visits Round Bristow Family Homes
Bristow residents hosted guests over the weekend with extended family visits at the O F Akins and Bob Wilson homes. Attendees included Clara Mae Williams Jess Williams and families, Sally Jones and others plus Cedar Grove visitors Bill Baker and his children. Eugene Bingham joined Clyde Akins for supper Saturday.
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Frank Scroggins
Revels
Beulah Scroggins
Oklahoma City
Mancy Green
Lillie Bryant
Imogene Bingham
Suedoradora Ruthery
Jessie Jones
Francis
Agnes Vaughan
Edith Bryant
Imogene Gingham
Suedora Guthery
Irene Scroggins
Hazel Scroggins
Made Eslick
Cedar Grove
Doyle Green
Maude Burgess
Los Angeles
Calif
O. F. Akins
Jess Williams
Andrew Bryant
Dink Scrogging
Baxter Scroggins
J. B. Morris
Henry Canada
Dink Scroggins
Jack Deihl
Bristow
Sally Jones
Clara Mae Williams
Robert Wilson
Bill Baker
George Jones
Eugene Bingham
Clyde Akins
Minnie Green
Essie Scroxgins
Bob Wilson
Notice Singers at Lightning Ridge Event
A caller asked The News to announce a singing at Lightning Ridge inviting all singers. The phone was faulty so time could not be understood, but the event is expected to be Sunday. Mr. Henry will attend with new song books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightning Ridge
Henry
Revival Began Here as Ada Minister Leads Meeting
In Oakman the revival opened with Bro. Sharp of Ada conducting services Sunday night. A community notice invites all to attend as the school begins Monday July 22. Many local families are mentioned visiting and spending time together, with ice cream making and church gathering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Sharp
Ada Ig
Ruby Eppler
Norma Lee Covent
Lorene Allen
Rubye Mae Houtchens
Eulah Simpson
Retha Lee Simpkins
Jean Berryman
Mary McDonald
Lillie Williamson
Denny
Norma Jean
Charlesecy Carter
Ora Yancy
W. R. Owens
Charley Moberly
Donald
Jack Leeds
Jackie
Wayne Moberly
Johnnie
Promotion for Williams Sought as DC Court of Appeals Judge
Senators Gore and Thomas of Oklahoma and Scott Ferris urged the promotion of Federal Judge R L Williams of Tuskogee to succeed the late Justice William Hitz on the District of Columbia court of appeals. Gore and Ferris contacted Attorney General Cummings and Thomas said he would endorse Williams for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. L. Williams
Tuskogee
William Hitz
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Gore and
Thomas
Oklahoma
Scott Ferris
Gore
Ferris
Cummings
Williams
Black-Draught Recommended by Many Friends
Mrs. Joe G. Roberts of Portersville Alabama credits Black-Draught with relief from constipation and bilious headaches. The advertisement portrays widespread endorsement as a testimonial to the product’s refreshing relief and usefulness for digestive discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe G. Roberts
Portersville
Ala
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County of
Millard Edward Stroope
Daisy Stroope
Lawrence Place
Lard
Eidson & Lewis
Harrell & Kerr
Pontoprog County
Federal Land Bank OF
Wichita, Kansas
J. W. McCracken
Et al
Claude ¢. Brown
Lonnelle Allen
R.R. Atway
Jess Larson
Sherife
Jewell L. Brown
Sam Harris
Vontotoc County
Dan Hays
Carleton Kerobaks
Aunt Ruthie
Ruthie
Jesus
Archie Bandy
Route 3
Hall’s Hill
Tomlinson Home
Irene McMeans
Loise Kerr
Florence Lee Brandon
Leona Misenhimer
Bill Rose
Barbara Teel
Pearlie Sutterfield
Rose Mosher
Ollie Whisenhunt
Mrs. Oliver
Elmo
Fay Brown
Harmon Tomlinson
Jessie Wofford
Bill Misenhim
Fred Brown
Floyd Cooper
Billie Welsh
Coalgate
Bessie Byrd
Estella Lillard
Bob Dawes
Sallie Whisenhunt
Echols
Lula
Cotton Creek Ridge
I Oakman
PD. Ham
Rofs
Melba Lee Eppler
Zellma Carter
Jane Maxwell
Gladys Hoover
Helen Berryman
Jimmy Caton
Grace Leryant
Thelma Houtchens
Elva Crawford
Hary Leeds
Daugheters
Henry Maxwell
Childyn Marguerite Eppler
Suneday
Wynema Coventon
Shirley Massey
Letha McDonald
Persia Williamson
Ahloso
Happyland
M. M. Massey
Gordon Kieth
W. Re Owens
George Carter
Neal McDonald
Emma Bandy
Addie McDonald
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