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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

7

Notice of Lands and Foreclosure Sales in Pontotoc County OK

Multiple court notices detail a June 1924 writ of execution against Morris Jamison and R. L. Freeny, with land described for sale to satisfy a $900.08 judgment plus interest, attorney fees, and costs. The Ada courthouse sale is set for August 38, 1924, with prior mortgage and tax liens noted. Other notices cover sheriff sales, foreclosure actions, and creditor claims in Pontotoc County Oklahoma, naming plaintiffs Sol F. Kimbrell, M. E. Duncan, Windsor Savings Bank, and others, with properties in Pontotoc and Murray counties and various mortgage details and deadlines.

District Court Portotoc State of Oklahoma Sol F. Kimbrell Morris Jamison Nl. Freeny Mo . Jamison Sol FL Kimbrell Morris Damson R. L. Freeny Whiel Jaime Pirst National Bank Ardmore Mortis Jamison See Sea Ned Nwhd Tay North Range Pontotoc County Gum Brothers Ada Sitte Deal Q-Law Okianhom Oklahome Pontotoc Sheme M. E. Duncan Plaintitt Quincy Jillon Ted Hull Seid Court Feu Adamsos County Z. M. Hutchings Gt al Vennie Hutchings 2. M. Hutchings Venie Hutchings Pyontotog County A. Norris Pontotor Murray Sorbhawest Rior Svetion Highteen Murray County Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas T. W. Norris M. C. Norris Wontotec County B. A. Norris Pedd Lemon Pontoloc County Okiahoma Okla Homa Werher State of Oklahomm County of Pontotoc Clement Mortgage Company Jeanie Mills Ponstotes County Clemant Moarigage Company Corporation Tne Ani South Hall Sf Jennie Mills Enurl Gald Court L. BE. Pranklin Della Bedford McKeown & Green Plaintice Hhwo Oklahomma Francis National Bank Franels” O1& Refining Company C. M. Martin G. 1. Blankenship Blankenship Meridian J. Be, Sloan P. H. Deal McKeel & Kerr State of Oklahoma Pontoroe County Tag Windsor Savings Bank Ameerican Investment Company South Hall North Hall Twentsix Trange Pen Vtoe County Jana Eath Seal L. B. Branklin Court Clark Pontotos County Okla Pontotas County Atave Pnd Wifteen Ohio Homa Doney Johnston Nee Gosy Joy Johnston Hiis Citizens State Bank of Denison Lille Card Court Sealy L. E. Franklin Pontotec County Della, Bedford McKeown and Green Comfort Printing Specialty Company 2 Corporation WH. H. Pegs Sampsait Oil Company Allen J. C. Rippentrop E. A. McIntyre Hooker Hardware Company A Corporation A2 Corporation Hoh. Pegg Sampson Oil Company Franklin

Tulsa Attorney Benjamin Rice Dies by Own Action at Oaklawn

Early Tulsa lawyer Benjamin F. P. Rice shot himself beside his father’s grave in Oaklawn Cemetery. Motive cited as financial troubles. note left asking burial in Oaklawn, brief details on his hotel room preparations and letters to undertaker. Rice formerly practiced in Tulsa and had been praised as a leading Oklahoma attorney.

Wadentaker Tulsa Benjamin FP. Rice Dullet Oaklawn Boswell Rice Rica United States Arkansi Tulsa No Lorton Een Rice, Lorton Aoe MY. Ketchum Thomas D. Lyons Supreme Court Oklahome City Clarence Ocklawn

Bible School for Boys Ends Session with Examinations

The Bible school for boys held at the high school building closed this morning after a 10 day session with 116 pupils taking part in an exam. Results will be announced Sunday, August 3. Total enrollment was 129, described as a satisfactory term conducted by the Ministerial Alliance.

Bible School Bible Sehial Harry Miller Byrd Miller

Judgment Rendered in Famous Crews Estate Suit

Enid July 6 A total judgment for 1 026 004 33 was awarded to six plaintiffs in the famous Crews estate case this morning by Judge J B Callinan against Sinclair Oil Garfield Oil and Exchange Oil. Sinclair Co was ordered to pay 1 198 901 30 after deductions for land improvements and wells. The other two companies were to pay 162 548 71. The suit was brought by Mrs Laura Crews guardian for the minor heirs of James A and Lula Crews in 1922 seeking to declare lease null and void an accounting and a monetary judgment.

ENID J. B. Callinan Distri Jedze Sinclair Au Co Garfield Oil Co Exchange Oil Co Sinclair Co Laura Crews James A Lula Crews

Oklahoma City Bank Fine Action Sought in Okmulgee

Oklahoma City assistant state banking attorney H W McKenzie departed for Okmulgee to pursue court action to compel payment of a $4,000 fine levied on J Ray Brown former president of the Bank of Commerce of Okmulgee The fine remained unpaid amid a banking scandal involving former governor J B A Robertson and ex state bank commissioner Fred Den as key figures.

Oklahoma City H. W. McKenzie Okmulee J Ray Brown Bank, of Commerce of Okmulgee Brown McKenzie Bank of Commerce J. B. A. Robertson Fred den

Oklahoma City Man Claims Cigarettes Caused Illness After Jail

Jack A. Ryan, held on auto theft charges, told doctors he felled by a package of cigarettes he ate to avoid jail. Physicians initially judged illness serious and required surgery once the true cause was found.

Oklahoma City Jack A. Ryan Ealing Ryan

Daylight Bank Robbery Stuns Havana Citizens

Six bandits robbed Banco del Comercio in Havana at noon today, the first daylight heist in Cuba's history. Police say loot totals about 380 pesos in currency and the thieves disappeared into the crowded streets.

Bavana Cuban Republe Offigiaia Pelleve Banco del Commercio

Local union notices listed for Ada area meetings

Sutte 6 County Union meets second and fourth Saturdays in each month at Court House Ada 1 p m A Peck president T F Beller secretary. Rocky Chapel Local meets second and fourth Thursdays 730 p m Knox Local meets first and third Fridays Parish Chapel Local meets second and fourth Wednesdays 730 p m

County Union Court Bouse Ada A. Peck T. F. Beller Rocky Chapel Knox Chepel

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Evne Mutt Cee Bud Matt Limarebi Adel Bose Mace Otelanostin Sty al Pontotoc Plaintifl E. Sloan Sheear Wnittatse County H. Deal BE. Prankian Pontatoc’ County Delanortit Douuty Mekieown Green Plaiatitt Pontatot P. A. Norris L. BE Ollahon Delly Ledford Dimnute Pontator County Said County Pate J H. Fowles J. HY. Fowler Addiuig Dickinson Reed- Randerson Company Net Goer Olahoma Goer Joe Johnston Citizens State Bank of Goer Joe Johnston Climens State ‘Bank Denigon Texas FUDD Havans C. A. Cummings HH. FE. Williams Burnett's Stonewall, Okla Norris Haney Building Sutte Farmers Union, Directory
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