Sheriff Sale Notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1935
Multiple public notices detail sheriff sales and court actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma during 1935. Listings include foreclosure on Central Life Assurance Society v Crabtree, various parcel sales in Ada and surrounding townships, and a Federal Land Bank proceeding with Blake H W etc. Cases involve parcels, mineral interests, and liens, with sale dates and sale locations.
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District Court
Ponstotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank OF
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
Public Auction of Ada Property S Fording Lane Judgment
Sheriff will sell at 2 PM July 29 1935 at the south front door of Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma the east twelve feet of Lot 35 and all of Lots 36 37 in Block 4 Ford Addition Ada for cash to satisfy a judgment of 1361 73 with 10 percent interest from 1932 and 130 in costs plus attorneys fees on case 12055 The Local Building and Loan Association vs Wilson H Lane et al. Auction subject to taxes and appraisal of 1206 09. Witness June 25 1925 Claude Sturdivant C Green Ada Oklahoma 6 27 Sw
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Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Provident Royalties Corporation
Esther Baker
Frank A. Baker
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Helen E. Hobbs
A. W. Duran Et al
Eads Brothers Furniture Company
Twill
Ford
Pontotec County
Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Wilson H. Lane
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
C. F. Green
Plaintiff
Oil and gas lease bids invited by Oklahoma Land Office
The Oklahoma Land Office will accept sealed bids for oil and gas leases on state and school lands in Pontotoc County with a 1 000 dollar earnest money deposit. Bids must meet a minimum 2.00 per acre bonus and may include drilling contracts with test wells. leases run five years with royalties at least 1/8.
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the Land Office
State of
Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of theLand Office
Pontotoc County
Obituary of Elizabeth McDonald Near Byars
Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald aged 87 died at her home near Byars following a long illness. She is survived by several relatives and funeral arrangements are pending in the local area.
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Elizabeth Monald
Elizabeth McDonald
Byars
Funeral services set for Thursday at 4 p m
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 4 p m in Byars. Interment will follow in Johnson cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge.
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Byars
Johnson Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mrs Dona Griffin Dies at 63 in Franks Home
Mrs Dona Griffin, 63, died Friday at 2 15 p m at the home of her son O D Griffin in Franks. Funeral services were held Saturday at Franks cemetery at 1 30 p m with Rev Hoggatt officiating and Keith Funeral Chapel in charge.
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Dona Griffin
O. D. Griffin
Franks
Franks Cemetery
Rev. Hoggatt
Keith Funeral Chapel
Ada Beth Carter Rites Held After Death in Fittstown
Ada Beth Carter died at home in Fittstown Saturday morning. Funeral services were at the cemetery with Rev. Hoggatt officiating, Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Carter and a sister Norma Joe.
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Ada Beth Carter
W. E. Carter
Fittstown
Rev. Hoggatt
Keith Funeral Chapel
Norma Joe
Hilton Infant Dies in Franks Funeral Held
Onnie Leroy infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hilton Franks died July 23 at 3 a.m. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Franks cemetery with Criswell's Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Onnie Leroy
C. H. Hilton
Franks
Franks Cemetery
Criswell
McDonald Rites Set for Local Hospital Death July 99
A. E. McDonald aged 35 died at a local hospital Monday. Funeral services will be held at Criswell Funeral Home chapel at 9 a.m. Thursday. Interment will follow in Blackwell, his former home. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mary McDonald of Los Angeles and three siblings.
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Charles Morden
The
Blade
Dan Bleeker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Ciri
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Orton
Pete Malone
Frank Bliss
Fisher
Alice Lorton
Mrs. Malone
Bleeker
Blanche Malone
Edward Shillingbey
A. E. McDonal
A. E. McDonald
Criswell Funeral Home
Blackwell
Mary McDonald
Los Angeles
California
Doctor quotes beauty and cancer at Chautauqua talk
Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins told a Chautauqua audience today that a beautiful woman rarely dies of skin cancer. He spoke on cancer risks and early detection during the session.
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Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Chautauqua Institution
Oil field activity in Pontotoc County advances with new Norris and Craddock wells
Stanolind adds Norris A No. 3 in the Fitts field and No. 2 Norris A offsets, flowing 118 barrels first hour and 250 in the fourth. Numerous rigs and washings push eastward with several completions and new sites, outlining a potential total of 430,531 barrels as of July 1 and a July taking showing 348,293 barrels, reflecting an 18.89 percent field decline.
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John Fitts
Fleetborn
Pontotoc County
State Corporation Commission
Phillips No 13 Norris Produces Strongly At Fitts Field
A Phillips completion at the John Fitts oil field on section 25 2 6 shows 1110 barrels per hour through casing. The well aligns with neighboring productive wells on the Phillips lease, bringing total producing wells to 12 on the southwest quarter of 25 26. Drilling crews prepare tests on the field edges as boundaries of the pool are pursued.
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Amerada
Norris
Moore No
Franks
Skelly
Minnie Akers
Smith
G. Smith
Catlett
Moore
Harper
McKay
Woodruff
Fleetborn No
Moore No. 2
Atkins
Phillips No
Bishop Oil Company
John Fitts
Fitts
Phillips
Oil production notes from Oklahoma wells and depth milestones
Tuesday field reports describe the Moore No. 8 Akers near Section 36 at 4 462 feet with 394 to 448 barrels daily through casing. Continental No 1 McCarthy shows oil from 1 372 to 1 420 feet while drilling at 1 600 feet. Boettcher No 2 Alexander drills below 3 450 feet with Wilcox test and Amerada No 1 Travelers tops Sylvan shale at 4 325 feet with gas shows at 4 310 feet. Carter No 1 Thompson drills below 4 105 feet.
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Moore
Smith
Norris
Highway 48
Centrahoma
John Thompson
Olney
Jesse
McCarthy
Wierson
Williams
Boettcher
Alexander
Wilcox
Adkins
Hunton Lime
Fitts Pool
Clark and Cowden
Reynolds-Wagner
John Fitts
Moore No. 8
Akers
Ada
Amerada No
Religious meetings fill Ada area with visitors
Bro. Blackhawk of Ada held services at the regular place Sunday and Sunday night. Bro. Pendergraft of Ada began meetings Monday night for a week or two. Many local residents visited, including Jewell Howard, Claud Dohorey, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Bill Williams, R. L. Hale, Willie Lee Shepherd, Juby Hill, Elnora Fox, Mrs. M. L. Byrd, Arba Auakatubby, Bill Auten, Ruth Thompson, Estelle Holkum, Flora Henderson, Jack Kerr, Louise Holkum, Millard Joe, and Edd Harlin households.
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Bro. Blackhawk
Ada
Bro. Pendergraft
Jewell Howard
Claud Dohorey
M. L. Byrd
Arba Auakatubby
Stonewall
Bill Auten
Fitzhugh
Ruth Thompson
B. B. Brown
Flora Henderson
Jack Kerr
Louise Holkum
Estelle Holkum
B. H. Holkum
Lady Finds Relief with Cardus for Monthly Pain
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes severe monthly pains and fatigue. She credits Cardus with improving her health and lifting the sluggish, nauseating symptoms that hampered daily life.
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Herbert W. Hunt
Hallsville
Texas
Ing
Cardus
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Daisy Stroope
Lawrence Place
Central Life Assurance Society (Mutual
David C. Crabtree
Elvin J. Crabtree
Indian Meridian
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Ben Hatcher
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C. P. Williams
Edna B. Williams
Mace Herndon
D. F. Fleet
John J. Fleet
W. B. Osborn
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Sam Harris
Dan Hays
Said County
A. J. Snider
A. E. Snider
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Alice Stick
Nee Coway
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Rosa Sealy
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Lottie Jeff
George Jeff
L. T. Butler
L. J. Butler
George McGee
Fulsom McGee
Alan Coway
Steen Mose
A. D
F. M. Snider
Willie M. Snider
Augustus Lee
Della Bedford
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L. Williams
J. F. McKeel
Union Graded School
Union Graded School District No
Geo. D. Wood
Jewell L. Brown
Claude C. Brown
Fremont Williams
West Main Street
Brown-Gayne
Claude CC. Brown
Lonnelle Allen
Weatheron
Riff
Bleecker
Monadnock Building
Ninth and Central
Monadnock
Edward Shillingby
Mr. Shillingby
Lampson
Decker
Mr. Schillingby
Shillingby
Shillingbey
Corporation Commission
E. H. Moore
Commission
Ince Carcaiek
R.R. Atway
Jess Larson
BON ME Leroy Hilton
Stanolind
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