Foreclosure Sale of Pontotoc County Land in 1932
Public notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces a sheriff sale of land backing a 1931 foreclosure judgment. Property lies in Section 5 and 6, Township 4 North Range 5 East, about 6 acres, with mineral interests reserved to defendants. Sale set for June 20 1932 at 2:00 PM at Ada County Court House south front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
EB. Roberts
Oxlaheto Wi
Elik If
Enid
Ada
Anid
Firet
A. Norvell
J. Vermuson
H. V. Helen
A. §& Norvell
Soam
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple defendants including Parker and Saunders lines face foreclosure on 100 acres in Pontotoc County. The Federal Land Bank of Wichita wins foreclosure for 2270.43 with interest and costs. Sale set for June 6 1932 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse, with oil and gas leases and mineral deeds noted as subject to sale.
Oklahoma foreclosures involve Ada properties and Pontotoc County
Notices announce Sheriff sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for multiple foreclosures. Descriptions cover parcels in Ada and surrounding additions with appraised values and dates in May 1932 through June 1933, including Lot fragments in Donaghey and South Side additions.
Sheriff sale notice of land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sale by the Pontotoc County Sheriff on June 28 1982 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse for land described as the NE quarter of section 17 2N 5E 157.12 acres minus 2.88 acres railroad right of way foreclosure in favor of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance against Eva Ford Daniel Ford et al. Two hundred eighty three words of OCR noise follow including unrelated quip about a high school boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notch
Sherife
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Vlaintiff
Eva Ford Nee Jones
Daniel Ford
Oklahoma Pipe Line Company
State of Oklahoma
Magnolia Petroleum Corporation
Fry
J. A. Braly
Lottie M. Braly
Ada
E. Franklin
C. H. Jones
Harrell & Kerr
France to sign war debt agreement with United States
France will sign a debt accord with the United States next week to repay its war annuity at 4 percent over ten years following Hoover moratorium relief. The Agence Economique et Financiere and American embassy confirm negotiations are in Washington. A separate note mentions a soup kitchen robbery in Youngstown.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Foreign Office
Agence Economique Et Financiere
Washington
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County will sell at 2 PM on June 6, 1932, the described real estate in Pontotoc County to satisfy a 1931 judgment for 3593.77 plus interest, costs and attorney fees. The sale is subject to an oil and gas lease affecting portions of Section 26 and will proceed cash in hand at the Ada courthouse steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Donaghey
Ada Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Frances Metarty
Tom McCarty
J. H. Pryor
Nannie Pryor
Ada
E. Franklin
L. J. Crowder
District Court
Pontotec County
Owl House
Towit
Local Buildings and Loan Association
Marguerite Crowder
Ultil
Tentotec County
LFE
Franklin
C. H. Jones
Sherritt
Meekeown & Green
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Walter M. Barringer
Maude Barringer
W J. Donovan
J. W. Vanham
Houston West
Harry H. Diamond Oil Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
First National Bank
P Pontotoc
Pontotoc
Notice of sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Administratrix Mrs Joan L Case will sell at public sale to the highest bidder on June 16 1922 at 2:00 pm at the Ada County Courthouse door. The sale includes Lots 5 6 7 Block 80 Ada Oklahoma and fractional interests in the SW quarter and SE quarter of Section 26 Township 2 North Range 6 East plus Lots 1 2 3 Block 9 Frisco Pontotoc County. Terms: cash upon confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jofa
Case
County of Pontotoc
Oklahoma
John L. Case
Ada
Pontoteec County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Piock 9
Frisco
Oklahome
Joan L. Case
Busby Seen as Wine by Writer
Oklahoma City by Paul Robarts notes Murray county leaders in the Eighth district revolt against Justice Clark in favor of Judge Orel Busby Ada. Governor backs Clark but factions in Pontotoc Coal Johnson Atoka Marshall Seminole Higgs counties split. Murray influence destabilized as Busby gains support.
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Paul Robarts
Oklahoma City
The
Tulsa World
Eighth Supreme Court Judicial District
Judzre Orel Busby
Supreme Bench
Robarts
Murray
Supreme Court
Justice Clark
Orel Busby
Ada
Clark
Inwatomie
Pontotoc
Coal
Johnson
Watomie
Coal Johnson
Atoka
Marshall
Seminole County
al Nichols
Wewoka
Senate
Richard Elam
Wewoka Times- Democrat
George Crump
Seminole
Konawa
Hughes County
Tom Ansling
3Usby
Anglin
Pottawatomie County
Shawnee
Tecumseh
Judge Busby
Coal County
P. L. Gassaway
Gassaway
Atoka County
Cook Brothers
I. L. Cook
Cook
Busby
Johnston County
Marshall Courty
Dave Faulk
House
Ruel Little
Faulk
Little
Presidents Talk With Publishers Sentenced In Prohibition Case
Five men from Joliet and Chicago were sentenced to two years in Leavenworth for holding up agents during a seizure of a Joliet farm tied to federal prohibition enforcement. Defendants Herman Herbst William Ward Isa dore Solomon James A Huston and Joseph Hughes faced the court after confusing agents for operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Joliet
Til
Herman Herbst
William Ward
Isadore Solomon
James A. Huston
Joseph Hughes
Chicago
Hoover gains publisher support for city reconstruction program
Washington reports President Hoover won pledges of backing from 39 newspaper publishers in a meeting aimed at creating reconstruction committees in major cities. Officials said the plan envisions leading local figures coordinating economic revival and potential sales tax debate, with hopes for an early congressional adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Hoover
Banker Businessmen Group
New York
Owen D. Young
Capitol Hill
Congress
P. H. Deal Taken by Death Today
P H Deal longtime local public official dies at his Ada home after months of illness. Funeral set for Thursday at 3 p m in Criswell chapel with Rev C E Wilson. burial in Rosedale with Masonic honors. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs H L Patterson of Oklahoma City, and son Cecil Deal of Ada. He served as justice of the peace and earlier as Allen mayor and public works commissioner.
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P. H. Deal
Criswell Funeral Home
Rev
C. E. Wilson
Rosedale
Deal
H. L. Patterson
Oklahoma City
Cecil Deal
Ada
Lone Oak
Ark
Allen
Bank Cashier and Family Kidnapped During 150 Mile Bank Robbery
R P Harvey of the Bank of Portland and his household along with a house guest were forced to accompany two robbers after a hold up at Portland Arkansas on May 25. The bandits rifled the vault of about 10669 dollars and ordered guards to accompany them toward Witke burg before letting them go and warning against alerting authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ark
R. P. Harvey
Bank of Portland
Harvey
Witkeburg
Havey
Five Hijackers Given Prison Terms in Liquor Still Case
Five men were sentenced after their liquor still hijacking plot went wrong. The defendants faced prison terms as authorities described the botched plan and its fallout in Chicago on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Claremore Bank Heist by Two Robbers
Two well dressed young men robbed the Bank of Commerce in Claremore for about $1,000 this afternoon. They forced cashier H. O. McSpadden to the floor, kicked him when the loot was small, and locked him in the vault. He freed himself, alerted authorities, and a posse pursued northward in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
Bank of Commerce
H. O. McSpadden
McSpadden
Wide storm damages homes in Cornell and Newport farm
A half mile wide and badly damaged storm wrecked several homes in Cornell, swept away the Newport farm buildings, damaged nearby structures, and uprooted trees causing extensive property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Newport Farm
Swift & Co. Chairman Edward F. Swift Dies in Chicago
The coroner's jury ruled Edward F. Swift's death accidental after he fell from a sixth story window at 1550 N State Street. A 64 year old veteran packer, he chaired Swift & Co. and led Compania Swift Internacional with his brothers holding executive roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward F. Swift
Packer
Edward F. Swift Jr
Swift & Co
N. State Street
Charles H. Swift
Packing Company
Gustavus Franklin Swift
Swifts
Chicago House
Compania Swift Internacional
South America
Louis Swift
Edward
Charles
George
Herold
Swift
Union Stock Yards
United States Supreme Court
Packers
Three Die as Nebraska Tornado Strikes Trenton Area
A May 25 tornado ripped through southwestern Nebraska near Trenton, killing Mr. and Mrs. John Newport and Mrs. Ward Carey. The Newport children and several other residents were injured as communication lines failed and damage spread across Cornell Hendley and Hershey areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Neb
Nebraska
John Newport
Cornell
Here
Ward Carey
Hershey
Newport
Fease
Hendley
Aimie Neéaleigh
Federal man notes difficulty spotting counterfeit money
A federal official observes that many people fail to recognize counterfeit bills at first glance, suggesting the reason is that they rarely handle genuine currency. He implies limited exposure to authentic money fuels the confusion.
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State of Chinhoma
W. MH. Frank, Maintiff
L. BK. Pranklin
Ollabo Suwwe Ee
H. Jones
McKeeown & Green
NEA Service, Inc
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Morris Parker
Katie Parker
RK. L. Saunders
Effie May Saunders
T. Dpd. Harris
Everett
S. J. Vandergriff
Marty Vandergriff
KE. C. Stannard
Homer Parker
Pearl Saunders
Parker
Mattie Itob
Ueon
Trudy VandZant
Ruby van Zant
Annie Parker
Horace Parker
Arvilla Parker
Lorene Parker
Mia Parker
Harris-Hays Company
Okmulgee
Fidelity Land Credit Company
Conservative Loan & Trust Company
Stanard
Pontotocounty
Bection
Pontetec
Morris-Hays Company
T. P. Harris
Pontotec
State of Cahoma
Harrie- Hays Company
T. Dpd
Harris
Ken
Franklan
Sherif
Okla
C. MH. Jones
J. F
Penterese County
State of Oklaheoma
Building and Loan Association, Corporation
Pontetec County
McK Hown and Green
State of
Bee
SPM Pet Ee
Ae Mutual Savings & Loan Association, A Corporation
Ion Ll. Moore
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
I. Moore
B. Sewell
J. D. Parks
Sheteife
Adan
M. O. Gi
I. M
Claude B. Sewell
E. D. Parks
Indian Base
Meridian
Lot
Glenwood
Oginning
Lon L. Moore
Abbie Moore
L. B Franklin
ORR & Woodford
Holdenville
Youngstown
Lee. Franklin
Oklahoms
Co. H. Jones
J. F. McKeel
J. Pr. Flynn
W. E. Pepperell
P Ae Tiff
Far Murray
Eighth Supreme Court
Porto Ricos
West
Doc Williams
Holley
Austin
Byrds Mill
J. J. Townsend
Stonewall
Bank Rorafas Fref
Claremore Bank
Edward Swift
Storn
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