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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

7

Creditors Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

In the county court of Pontotoc county Oklahoma to the creditors of W C Duncan deceased all persons having claims against W C Duncan deceased are required to present the same with vouchers to Ladie S Duncan executrix at the offices of Wimbish and Wimbish 374 315 American building Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date hereof or the same will be forbidden barred Dated this 14th day of July 1936 LADIE S DUNCAN Executrix

NoTick Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma W. C. Duncan Ladie S. Duncan Wimbish and Wimbish American Building Ada Oklahoma Executrix

Divorce Suit Notice In Pontotoc District Court

The Federal Land Bank of Wichita sues John Kelley for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness and cruelty. Kelley must answer by August 20, 1936, or petition may be granted. Also notices probate of W. T. Cox estate with hearing July 20, 1936, in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma.

County of John Kelley State of Oklahoma Eula Kelley

Quieting Title Suit In Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Federal Land Bank of Wichita sues to quiet title to land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma and determine heirs of Louisa Meshontambi and Frances Chief. Notice to defendants includes named heirs and possible unknowns with August 28 1936 response deadline and names of lawyers.

Frances Chief Reuben Chief Rubin Chief Indian Territory George Mansfield Louise Meshontambi Five Civilized Tribes

Local Gossip Clips From Rural Oklahoma Notes

A string of short notices recalls weekend visits and family gatherings across towns like Stratford, Shawnee, Ada, and Latta. Neighbors including Younts Nabors Cantrell Nabors and Thomas appear in social mentions with trips to Sulphur Roff and Ada.

Banner Baptist Associational Worker Conference Program

The Ada Oklahoma event at Oak Avenue Baptist on Monday July 27 1956 features a full day of religious talks songs and devotions. Key sessions include doctrinal themes Doctrines of our faith By Grace Are We Saved The Security of The Believer and The Doctrine of Sanctification with multiple pastors and devotional leaders.

Banner Baptist Associational Worker's Conference Oak Ave. Baptist Church Ada Okla Lee Stults Hale Evans Stonewall Fred Cox Trinity Baptist Church Pauls Valley Oak Avenue Church J. E. Kirk First Baptist Church Holdenville

Pontotoc County Singers Set Sunday Meeting

The Pontotoc County Singing convention will meet Sunday at the Baptist tabernacle in Ada. Many singers from Pontotoc and nearby counties are expected along with the Vaughan quartet of Lawrenceburg Tennessee. The public is invited to attend.

Pontotoc County Baptist Tabernacle Ada Pontotoc Vaughan Lawrenceburg Tennessee

Walnut Grove Sunday Notices and Local Visits

Sunday school attendance at Walnut Grove was strong, while Sunday night church drew fewer people as Bro. Hubert Ragland preached. Local families, including Estes, Tilley, Loyd, and Kirby, spent time with relatives, at the revival at Union Hill, or at social gatherings such as ice cream making and a dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rose.

Walnut Grove Hubert Ragland Pinkie Dovie Estes Galey H. W. Estes Juanita Danley Winnie Tilley Union Hill Louise Estes Odell Wilfong George Wilfong Ruby Agee Emma Agee W. C. Rose Mildred Farr Edna Tilley Arlene Lavona Carl Ilona Bill Kitchens Eileen Tilley Leon McCurry Lake S5 Milton Loyd R. RB. Allen Grady Marvin Loyd W. A. Kirby Helen Chandler Geraldine Tanner W. J. Jongs Lorene Roddy Mabel Kirby W. J. Jones R. L. Moss Dealis Western

Rainy Monday Night Socially Busy in Ada Area

Myrtle Younts stayed Monday night with June and Alta Brookshire. Lewis Nabors and Glen Shahan visited relatives in Oklahoma City and Dallas, Texas, over the weekend. Earl Nabors spent Monday night with Lee Younts. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Younts and son Vernon Jr. of Ada were also mentioned in the social notes.

Rex Younts Jack Nabors Y. Q. Cantrell Arval Howell Bill Jetton Lewis Nabors Walter Brown Roff Jack Timmons Tom Nabors Avery McNeill Latta Myrtle Younts June Alta Brookshire Glen Shahan Oklahoma City Dallas Texas Earl Nabors Lee Younts Vernon Younts Vernon Jr Ada

Milked Cow Mystery: Snake Attacks Jersey Farm Milking

At Arthur Gwinner's Jersey county farm a black snake allegedly attacked a cow during milking. Hired man Bud Skinner shot the reptile after it coiled on a hind leg and fastened to an udder. Neighbors later saw the gunshot-wounded snake as proof.

Jerseyville Arthur Gwinner Gwinner Jersey County Hugh Black Bossy Bud Skinner Skinner

American Legion Convention to Feature Senator Clark in Tulsa

Oklahoma City reports that the American Legion announces Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri will be a principal speaker at the annual convention in Tulsa from September 6 to 8. The event is highlighted as a key gathering with federal grant and loan hints for participating states.

The American Legion Bennett Champ Clark Missouri Tulsa

Wheelchair Tourer Covers England From London

William Blackburn, son of the late Champ Clark, leaves London on a 2000 mile tour of England in a home made chair built from two bicycle wheels and a box. He travels at a rate of about 560 miles per day despite paralyzed legs.

London England

Cardus Offered For Women Suffering Pains

An advertisement promotes Cardus as relief for women with functional pains tied to poor nourishment. Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana reports irregularity and pain improved, noting calmer nerves and better health after use. If Cardus fails, see a physician.

Cardus Cole Young Leesville

Endorsement for Bert Barefoot as judge by local acquaintance

A friend testifies to Bert Barefoot’s long service in education and law, praising his ethics and leadership. The letter asks Pontotoc county voters to elect Barefoot to the Criminal Court of Appeals, asserting he would be a capable and upright judge.

Bert Barefoot Texas Oklahoma Chickasha Board of Education Criminal Court of Appeals Pontotoc County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas F. Holt Atty W. Duncan Ladie S. Duncan Della Fredford E. N. Jones Plaintiff W. T. Cox Geo. &. Murphy John Boyce McKeel FF. Green F. P. Sizer H. A. Gardner Liza Ann Wolfe Rose Mansfield Richard Mansfield Alfred Mansfield Dorothy Mansfield Elizabeth Mansfield Bill Mansfield Abel Peter Margaret Roberts Nee Mansfield Charles Mansfield Rachel Wolfe Mose Wolfe Jim Chief Louisa Meshontambi Five Civilized Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas United States Frances Meshontambi Della Bedford R. Robinson By Bob Blanks, Jr Crow Naylor Lem Wheeler Carl Smith Stratford Shirl Younts Charles Nash Hall Guy Iminean Joe Younts Bob Thomas Pauline Shawnee W. B. Rucker Johnnie McNeill Cecil Shahan Y. Q Offalan Cantrell Jessie Younts Willie McNeill Sallie Pauline Thomas Elsie Cantrell Cecil Baker J. C. Segier Lee Perrin Fittstown C. C. Morris Calvary Baptist Church Sulphur M. A. Cook Calvary Church, Sulphur Pontotoc Co Ada News Lanton Tommy F. Ford Lyle H. Boren Democrat Boren New York Triborough State Department Tor Clark Is Champ Clark William Blackburn Bert B. Barefoot Democratic Wudge Court OF Appeals John PL McKinley Ada, Okla Josh Lee France Mrs. Lee Mary Louise Robert KOMA Okla City KTUL KCRC Enid KASA Elk City U. S Aubrey M. Kerr Aubrey Kerr Friends of Good Government
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