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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
7
Notices report multiple foreclosure sales and public auctions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Ads list names of plaintiffs and defendants, property descriptions by legal lot and section, dates for June and July 1926, and sheriff or undersheriff offices with sale details and costs.
Guardian Orville Snead will sell at private sale the east half of the east half of section 31, township 2 north range 7 east containing 40 acres in Pontotoc County. Sale after June 19, 1926 at the County Judge's Ada office for cash. Bids in writing to MecKeel Kerr Ada Oklahoma.
Johnston County teachers formed a new club with officers James Hodges as president Mrs W A Allen secretary and Mrs Tom McGiboney activities chair. A Feb thermometer reading of minus year was noted and $17 was raised. A picnic was proposed but postponed and a gathering was set for Memorial Arch at five PM on Thursday June 3 1926 to launch the City Lake lease.
May 31 Nashville TN The Tennessee Supreme Court heard oral arguments challenging the constitutionality of the law under which John T Scopes was convicted for teaching evolution at Dayton. Neal argued the law violates the state constitution and the Fourteenth Amendment while Strong and Hays urged rejection of the law with Bryan Jr providing a written defense.
Potawatomi County students at East Central during the summer term organized this morning by electing officers with Clarence Bronaugh as president Robert Shepherd as vice president and Miss Nesbitt as secretary About 60 county students attended and the group agreed to meet biweekly on Wednesdays at 2 30 PM
The article notes a fifty cent fine for those not yet decorated, with remission possible if the individual attends the first meeting. It emphasizes that all others face the penalty, highlighting a rule enforcement tone in the community notice.
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