Public Notice of Divorce Suit and Property Sale
Notice records Edna Salles sued for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and must answer by June 6 1938. The document also lists multiple foreclosure sales including Pontotoc County parcels to satisfy judgments, with dates and court details.
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District Court
Pantetoc County
Oklahome Dehn Satloe
Exina Siller
State of
Oklahoma
Edna Salles
Caid Pleantitt
Dpraylnx
Dnfen
Della Bedford
Court Cte
Ada News Announces Democratic Primary Candidates
The Ada News lists candidates for county and state offices pending the DemocraticPrimary July. Names include Hoyt Dabkin for County Judge Sam Dew for County Treasurer W W St for County Attorney Sfl for Sheriff W N Hughes for County Commissioner District L W Hughes for County Clerk James Derry Moss Wimbish Brorman C Mitchell Willard Owens Charles J Hagerling for Lieutenant Governor Audrey McKerr Fred McCabe for State Representative No 2 Ort O Strickland Allen G Nichols John Boyce McReel for State Senator Twenty Third District Lyle Borsn for Congress Fourth District.
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Orto Strickland
Allen G
Nichols John Boyce McReel
Congress
Lyle . Borsn
Sheriff Sale Notices and Obituary Excerpt from Ada OK
Legal notices detail sheriffs sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma across multiple parcels with dates in May 1938 and July 1958, listing defendants, judgments, and sale conditions. Included is a death notice for Barbara Davis with a family memory and tribute lamenting loss and support.
New Shipment Of Clothes For Needy Children
Poritatoc county received 1,284 suits of gaberdine attire for needy children from the state board of public welfare. The shipment includes 624 for girls and 660 for boys and will be distributed to applicants who sought corduroy suits earlier. Distribution is expected within one to two weeks pending further state information.
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Poritatoc County
State Board of Public Welfare
T Hose
Herion Faces Whiskey Charge Bond Posted In County Court
Herion released under a $2000 bond on a whiskey charge in county court Tuesday afternoon. The complaint states unlawful possession of 84 pints of whiskey gin and wine taken in a raid by county officers. Herion pleaded not guilty when before County Judge John Boyce McKeel. The sheriff's office made the arrest.
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Herion
John Boyce McKeel
Sheriff's Office
Ada Man Survives Tornado Stress Attempting Suicide
Clint Clark a 35 year old Ada resident with a damaged home and thinning work history told police he tried to end his life after a cafe incident on West Main. He used a safety razor blade given at a motorcycle shop and was hospitalized then released to his family. Grand jury petitions in Pontotoc County exceed 100 signatures with plans to obtain more before presenting to District Judge Tal Crawford. no changes in courthouse situation as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Clint Clark
Clark
West Main
Ray Relets
Irvin Packer
Parker
Keller
Ang
Pantotoc County
Kingcome Inlet
Brush Columbia
Vancouver
Pacific
British Columbia
Adan Is Absolved Of Blame in Crash
Norman report says J F Smith, 62, a blacksmith, was killed when a truck backed into him at Corbett in southern Cleveland county. Deputy C L Adams absolved driver Wood Tow Dean of Ada of blame, stating Dean had talked with Smith before backing toward a store to unload and that Smith walked into the path. Smith’s body sent to a funeral home. Dean drives for the Ada Milling company.
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Norman
J. F. Smith
Corbett
Cleveland County
C. L Adams
Dean
Ada
Adams
Smith
Ada Milling Company
Harmonica group draws Ada children to first session
More than 100 Ada kids attended Tuesday night as the Ada News sponsored Harmonic band’s first meeting. Gene Ford oversaw instrumental work for Ada schools, with Bob Calvert directing and teaching at Ada Milling company. The next gathering is Saturday at the First Baptist Church tabernacle. area children are invited to join.
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Ada
Ada News
Brown-Dixon Music Company
Gene Ford
Ada School
Bob Calvert
Ada Milling ,Company
First Baptist Church Tabernacle
Quiet County Situation Amid Petition Signatures
In county records a domestic dispute or public petition issue appears calm as additional signatures are being placed on the petition. The report notes a tranquil environment with ongoing civic action and no reported incidents or arrests at this time.
Presbyterians Urge International Disarmament Conference
The 150th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. appeals to President Roosevelt for an international disarmament conference. The 7000‑word report condemns lynching, opposes compulsory military training in schools, urges uniform marriage and divorce laws, and lauds the Federal Communications Commission for censoring improper radio broadcasts.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Roosevelt
Committee of Social Education
150Th General Assembly
Federal Communications Commission
New Plea Made In Larceny Case
Buster Moore pleaded guilty to larceny from a building in the justice court of A W Oliver on Wednesday after first pleading not guilty at arraignment Tuesday. The case was sent to district court. The charge involves stealing two inner tubes from a Roft service station owned by Wiley Dickson.
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Justice Court
A. W. Oliver
Buster Moore
Moore
Roft
Wiley Dickson
Ada Woman Helen Moser To Graduate From Columbia
New York report notes 26 Oklahomans among 4 825 degree recipients at Columbia University commencement. Tulsa include Maud E Stitt Margaret K Stogaugl George C Abernathy and Helen E Moser of Ada. Tulsa firework news touches Fourth of July policy with safety debate.
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New York
Columbia University
George C. Abernathy
Shawnee
Mable A. Blount
Avis Butcher
Ethel A. Justice
Saleemie Moussa
Maud E. Stitt
Margaret K. Stogaugl
Tulsa
Dorothy P. Mayes
Enid
Helen E. Moser
Ada
Henry Y. Tillinghast
el Rens
Pasture Tour Demonstrates Best Types for Area
Farmers from Pontotoc County toured four farms near Allen Lovelady and Ebey on a brisk Monday to study pasture options. Sam Durham of Oklahoma A&M led lectures with J B Hill, county agent, noting soil building legumes and drought tolerant mixes like burr clover Bermuda grass and yellow hop for year round grazing. At Olivo and Granger farms, diverse patches of burr clover black medic and lespedeza were evaluated alongside ryegrass Dallas grass and virgin plots, showing soil recovery and productive pasture potential.
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Fentotoc County
Sam Durham
Oklahoma A
M. Lege
J. B. Hill
Pontotot County
Hil
N. S. Olivo
Allen
Olivo
Olive
Durham
Bermuda
Oliva
Ed Granger
Aca
Granger
Lovelady
Fay
Ebey
W. H. Ebey
Dallas
Clarence
West
County group plans farm visits after pasture restoration
A group meets at the courthouse at one o'clock then visits three more farms on the county's west side. They recently moved 600 head of sheep to allow grass to feed and began restoring land previously used for cotton with proper pasture crops.
Plan approved for a new southern newsprint plant in Texas
Edgewater Park Miss June 1 SNPA president James G Stahlman told Southern publishers success is assured for building the first southern newsprint plant at Lufkin Texas The plan backed by engineers and a $7500000 finance package aims to start a chain of southern plants with abundant wood supply for newsprint John D Ewing of Shreveport La named SNPA president succeeding Ted Dealey of Dallas Tex
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Edgewater Park
Miss
James G. Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Southern Publishers Today
Southern
Lufkin
Texas
Stakiman
Nashvile
South
John D. Ewing
Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Monroe, la
News-Star and World
Ted Dealey
Dallas, Tex
News-Journal
New Way For Farmers To Kept Mineral Rights In Land Sales
Oklahoma City June 1 A government plan lets Payne county farmers keep mineral rights for 24 years when selling land for a Tura settlement project. Special attorney Phil Harris said oil discovery at Ramsey pool boosted land value and slowed titles. Four out of court settlements have been reached since.
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Oklahoma City
Payne County
Phil Harris
Ramsey Pool
Lake Blackwell
Harris
Four regional winners vie for national oratorical title
NOMAN June 1 Four regional winners Treva Davidson Tahlequah Okla Thomas McGlin Aurora TA Mary Buckley Cambridge Mass and John Jason Phoenix Ariz compete for the American Legion national oratorical championship tonight at the University of Oklahoma Fine Arts Auditorium Each contestant delivers a 10 minute self written oration and a five minute extemporaneous speech.
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Noman
American Legion
Treva Davidson
Tahlequah
Okla
Thomas McGlin
Aurora
Mary Buckley
Cambridge
Mass
John Jason
Augustana Well Drills Arbuckle No.2 in Arbuckle Field
Augustana No. 2 Arbuckle well in section 26 27 NE of Arbuckle field reached 6376 feet while seeking a sand for salt water disposal from wells in the big field The companion southwest salt water disposal well became a Hunton lime oil well The Mapnika No. 5 G Statler in section 28 27 is below 3970 feet.
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Magnrolia
Augustana
Fitts
Hunton
Mapnika
One Berry Loses Name Off Ballot In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City June 1 District Judge Lucius Bab cock refused to interfere with the state election board which barred James W. Berry of Oklahoma City from the July 12 primary ballot. Berry had filed as a Democrat for lieutenant governor opposing James L. Berry. the board ruled the filing frivolous. Attorney Kal Johnson said the board could control every election in the state. Babecek said the board’s power is necessary to carry out its functions. Johnson said he may appeal to the state supreme court. James E. Berry attended, calling the decision satisfactory.
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Oklahoma
City
Lucius Babcock
State Election Board
James W. Berry
Oklahoma City
Berry
Opposit Tames £. Berry
Election Board
Kal Johnson
Babecek
Johnson
Supreme Court
James £. Berry
Man Leaves Miami In Respirator For Chicago Trip
Fred B. Snite Jr. plans a 1,500 mile journey to Chicago in an iron lung respirator. Stricken with infantile paralysis in China 26 months ago, the Notre Dame graduate will travel in an air powered unit that now allows 23 minutes breathing without help.
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Miami
Fla
Fred B. Snite, Jr
Chicago
China
Notre Dame
Miami Beach
Couple Bound Over On Charge Larceny Of Domestic Fowls
Jay Isaacs and Lloyd Parish were bound over to district court on one charge of larceny of domestic fowls. Both men posted a $1,000 bond and were released. One charge was dismissed for lack of evidence and a later trial on another charge is planned. Preliminary hearing was held in Justice Court of A. W. Oliver.
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Jay Isaacs
Lloyd Parish
Justice Court
A. W
Oliver
Americans Sentenced for Stowing Away on British Ship
Raymond Elvis Ticer of Alfalfa Oklahoma and three others were jailed 21 days each for stowing away on the British steamer Lan am one May at Gibraltar. They were ordered deported after pleading guilty. John Weiss, Richard Campo, and Addison Keeler accompanied Ticer. The group, refused landing in Aberdeen, said they had drifted across Europe after the Paris Exposition.
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Liverpool
Raymond Elvis Ticer
Alfalfa
Okla
Lanam
Gailty
Gibraltar
Ticer
Clive Ticer
John Weiss
Columbia University
Richard Campo
New York
Addison Keeler
America
Aberdeen
Scotland
Europe
Dude Rancher and Steel Heiress Wed in Tulsa Ceremony
Harvey Sax by an Arizona dude rancher and Louise Barton, daughter of a Pittsburgh steel executive, were married last Friday at the home of Charles R. Barton Sr. in Tulsa Oklahoma. The couple met on a ranch during the bride’s winter retreat.
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Pittsburgh
Romente
Harvey Saxby
Arizona
Louise Barton
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Charles R. Barton
Osborne
Tulsa
Oks
Man Falls From Car With Minor Injuries
Hospital attendants said Tony Wise fell from a car and sustained a head injury but showed no fracture on x rays. He was taken to a hospital for treatment and released with minor concerns after evaluation. Standup strike by Remington Rand employees ended quickly as unions sought recognition.
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Tony Wise
Wise
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