Notice of Sheriff Sale of Band Under Foreclosure
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will auction on Sunday in June 1942 at 2:00 p.m. at the south front door of the Ada courthouse Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Real estate proposed for sale is Lot 13 Block 2 Arlington Addition Ada valued at 1600 dollars to satisfy a Home Owners Loan Corp judgment of 2296.80 plus interest costs attorney fees and costs. Defendants are W H Story and Mary Story his wife. Witnessed May 6 1942 by Undersheriff W N Hughes.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Pontotec County
Arlington
State of Oklahoma
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
W. H. Story
Mary Story
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoe County
W. N. Hughes
Notice of Sale of Land in Oklahoma Partition Case
By order of sale issued in the United States District Court Eastern District of Oklahoma case 499 Civil in the matter of Neva Isaac Ben et al against unknown heirs of Charley Billey deceased and United States intervener the land is to be sold at public auction for cash at not less than two thirds of the appraised value. The land described includes portions of Sections 7 18 20 in Township 7 North Range 4 East Pontotec County Ada Oklahoma with appraised value 1290 dollars. Sale set for ten o clock a m on June 16 1942 at the South Front Door of Pontotec County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Witness Granville T Norris United States Marshal for the Western District of Oklahoma. By Allen W Stanfield Deputy. 5-14-5tw
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United States District Court
District of
Oklahoma
Neva Isaac Ben
Charley Billeyv
United States of America
Eaid
Prince
Pontotec County
Ada
Granville T. Norris
United States
Feetern
Allen W. Stanfield
Peputyr
District Court of
District of Oklahoma
Lankford
Arch Pettigrew
Maggie Miller
Ada Lee Isaac
William Isaac, Jr
Will
Federal Building
U.S. Post Office
Pontotoc County
Seid Court
Towit
IBM
Eastern District
J. T. Emerick
Seminole
Notice of Sale of Land by United States Marshal
United States Marshal will offer for sale on June 6 at 11 a.m. at the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Okla the southeast quarter of section 15 township 2 north range 4 east containing 160 acres. The sale follows a court order in a partition action Civil Action No 507 where Lieary Walton et al are plaintiffs and Marvy Walker et al are defendants United States of America intervener. minimum bid not less than two thirds of the apportioned value set at 1290.09. Sale to be confirmed by the court. Dated May 11 1942.
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District Court of the United States
Oklahoma
Liesing Waton
Maintiffs
Mary Walker
Mee Scott
United States of America
United States
Pontotoc County Court House
Ada
Pontotoc County
Feetern District
Br Commissionerse
Oklahom
District of
Mate
Exid
Granville T. Norris
Allen W. Stanfie
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian
Guardian R J Walker will sell at public auction in Madill Oklahoma on June 12 1942 at 2 pm to dispose of Isaac Burs real estate in Marshall County. The property includes parts of Section 5 Township 4 South Range 5 East totaling 99 acres. Sale is subject to court confirmation and an unearned three year agricultural lease at 56 dollars yearly with taxes and other charges to be paid.
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Isaac Burs
County of
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
R.L. Walker
County Court House
Madill
Marshall County
State of Oklahoma
R. J. Walker
Guardian
Tenac Burs
Cc. F. Green
Ada
Oxla
Atty
Probate notice for Lottie N. Moore in Pontotoc County
In the county court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of Lottie N Moore deceased creditors are required to present claims with codes to executor Ben Hatcher at Ada Oklahoma within four months or the claims will be forever barred dated May 27 1942 executor Ben Hatcher h 28 2tw
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Lottie N. Moore
Ben Hatcher
Ada
Oklahoma
Greater returns for amount in vested-Ada News Classified Ads
Classified notice notes larger returns for vested investment in Ada areas. Authorities urge readers to review terms and potential benefits, citing terms of investment plans and eligibility. Local readers are advised to seek details from the Ada News office or official notices.
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Ada News
Sale of Real Estate in Ada Oklahoma Hearing shifted
United States Marshal announces public auction of land in Pontotoc county Oklahoma following partition judgment in Civil Case No. 578 Lankford Anoatub et al v Isaac et al The sale will be at the north front door of the Federal Building Ada on June 22 1942 at 10 a m with a minimum bid of two thirds of the appraised value 1500 agents include J T Emerick attorney for plaintiffs and Allen W Stanfield deputy marshal
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Pontotoc County Sheriff will auction on June 22 1942 at 7 PM at the Ada Oklahoma court house South door the property described as 65 feet of Lot 1 Block 12 College Addition Ada to satisfy a mortgage in Cause No 17389 Home Federal Savings and Loan Association as plaintiff Ray Suit Emma Elizabeth Suit Cora Carpenter executrix of Robert Felt Carpenter deceased First National Bank of Stratford and others as defendants The bid will be for cash with no appraisal and the sale will clear liens including attorney fees and costs and accrued interest and a further claim by Cora Carpenter executrix for the estate of Robert Felt Carpenter deceased.
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College
Ada
Oklahoma
District Court of Pontotoc
Home Federal Savings & Tinean Association of Ada
Ray
Emma Elizabeth
Cora Carpenter
Rebbert
Cora Carnerter
Robert Felet Carnenter
Cornet Kaiser
Shariff
Partatace
W. N. Hughes
Dentv
Probate notice for final account and distribution
State of Oklahoma Pantoatae County in the county court. In the matter of the estate of Lee Greenwood deceased J R Morey executor. Final account and petition for distribution and discharge set for June 11, 1942 at 10 am in Ada County Court. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled. May 18, 1942. Hoyt Driskill County Judge.
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Pantoatae County IY
Lee Creenwood
J. R. Morey
Tee Greenwood
Sai
Ada
Hoyt Driskill
County Trdge
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser announces a sheriff's sale to satisfy a judgement of 2447.16 plus fees against Phillip Boyle. Land in Section 30 Township 5 North Range 4 East Pontotoc County will be offered for cash on June 29 1949 at 9 00 am at the south front door of the County Court House Ada Oklahoma. The property is the undivided 1 16th mineral interest in the SW ¼ of the SW ¼ of Section 30. The sale is pursuant to a writ issued May 14 1942 in favor of Mid Texas Petroleum Company assigned to J B Dudley. District court costs and attorney fees apply.
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Pontotoc County
Ok'ahoma
Ouarry Savings Bank and Trust Company
W. E. Moore
Phillip Boyle
Mid- Texas Petroleum Company
J. BR. Dudley
Naid
Fanet
M. Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Red Star Hails British Air Force Successes Over Germany
The Soviet press greets this week’s thousand-plane raids on Germany with rare enthusiasm reflecting deep satisfaction. Red Star notes Britain’s air force achievements align with freedom-loving nations and praises the ongoing aerial operations.
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Moscow
Britain
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Red Star
OPA Lowers Lard Processor Prices to 1942 Levels
The Office of Price Administration cut refined lard processors' selling prices to February 1942 levels while retail ceilings remain at March figures. The agency also raised ceilings on certain lard grades and steam rendered pork fat in pre retail state to balance profits without boosting consumer prices. All changes take effect June 8.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
German agent admits hire and plans in sabotage ring
Minneapolis born Dr. Hans Helmut Gros testified at a federal trial that he was paid $200 a month plus a 20000 mark bonus as a German intelligence captain. He said Heydrich directed him to organize sabotage and gather harbor and military objective photos while seeking contacts to pressure labor leaders for Germany. He claimed no real action occurred and sent only routine press clippings. He, his wife Frances and Albrecht Curt Reuter face charges of failure to register as German agents and conspiring to relay defense information to Germany.
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Hans Helmut Gros
Maj
Hans Bebert
John L. Lewis
CIO
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
Germany
Gros
Beverly Hill
Texas Lets Wells Flow Faster Than Ickes Recommends
Texas, the nation’s top crude producer, allowed about 1,186,299 barrels daily from roughly 99,000 wells for the first 15 days of June, despite the OPC recommendation of 1,058,600 barrels. The move followed decisions by Railroad Commissioner Sadler Culberson, with Thompson delaying final approval as negotiations continue and a Sadler resignation looms.
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Austin
Tex
Ptexas
Office of Petroleum Coordinator
Railroad Commission
OPC
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
Olin Culberson
Ernest O. Thompson
State Regulatory Agency
Texas
Terras
Culberson
Thompson
Treasury Spending Sets May Record in War Outlays
Treasury cash outlays for war activities in May hit 3.553 billion dollars, a new high and up over 300 million from April. Eleven months into the fiscal year total war costs reached 22.131 billion, with overall outlays 27.960 billion and a deficit of 17.653 billion. Borrowing pushed the federal debt to a record 7.24 trillion, over 20 billion higher than a year earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
Army Goal Is Balanced Tasty Ration For Its Fighting Men
Army ration program details three main types garrison field and emergency rations and their components. Field C and K rations offer cooked canned and compact meals with heat and storage features. The D emergency ration provides high energy bars designed for extreme stress situations and rapid consumption.
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Chicago
U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps Subsistence Depot
Quartermaster Corps
Vreas
Army
Rohland Isker
Ancel Keyes
University of Minnesota
Legislator Geb Proposes 14 Cost Cut Bills in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City June 3 Leonard G Geb tallest and youngest member of the 18th legislature says he has 14 cost cutting bills in preparation. He estimates savings of about 55000 dollars a month from department consolidations reorganizations and payroll trims. Geb seeks reelection after drawing no opponent for the Democratic nomination and will face James R Dorsett in the general election.
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Oklahoma City
Leonard G. Geb
Geb
Kay County
James R. Dorsett
Tonkawa
Executive Department
Secretary of State
Board of Agriculture
Highway Patrol
School Land Department
General Revenue Fund
Confederate Pension Commission
State Auditor’s Office
Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Ardmore
Tax Commission
House
Senate
Local News Update From Ada and California Visits
Mr Leonard Brannon recently visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ancas Brannon in Ada and California. Harley Nickels is reported ill. R E Lillard was injured by a horse last week. Mr and Mrs James Cruson visited in Ada on Tuesday.
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Leonard Brannon
Calif
Ancas Brannon
Harley Nickels
R. E. Lillard
James Cruson
Ada
Wedding Bells Ring For Mr and Mrs Eugene Bingham
Community notes list many traveling visitors and local visits across Union Hill Ada and Francis. Wedding bells announce the marriage of Eugene Bingham to Jerldine Jones May 30 with Rev. Austin Deaton officiating at the Deaton home. Jerldine is a Francis high school graduate 1942.
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Delmar Crews
Francis
Edd Price
Allen
Virgie Chandler
James
Ada
Truitt
Wynnewood
H. V. Smith
Floyd Kaylor
Othalene Rainbolt
Louise Chandler
Lucille
Winnie Price
Lloyd Price
Oakman
Eugene Bingham
Bingham
Jerldine Jones
Henry Jones
Francis High School
Mary Bingham
Austin Deaton
Deaton
Improved farm for sale or trade near Ada
FARM FOR SALE OR TRADE Plenty water and grass Six miles northwest Ada Highway 18 R H Raymer Manager 5 28 2tw IMPROVED farm for sale or trade Plenty water grass six miles northwest Ada Highway 13 R H Raymer manager 5 28 2tw A girl who boasts she would marry if the right man came along is likely to be aged in the world The fellow who changes his will constantly may be just a fresh heir fiend.
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Ada
R. H. Raymer
Home Demonstration Club Meets Amid Busy Farm Season
The Home Demonstration club gathered at Mrs. Rube Peterson's home last Thursday May 28 with 13 members present. Lelon Bray and son visited from Purcell to honor his parents grave. Guests Sir Hughes Wood and Irene Bevers joined E C Jamar's household Saturday night for ice cream. Hugh Rankin updates his home project as Galey youths return from Shawnee mechanical school for a week. Mr and Mrs Bittle hosted Sam Bittle and others Saturday, and Jim Ward becomes a father as a baby arrives though not yet well. Citizens urged to buy defense bonds and stamps to support the war effort.
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Home Demonstration Club
Rube Peterson
Lelon Bray
Purcell
Hughes Wood
Irene Bevers
E. C. Jamar
Hugh Rankin
Galey
Mechanical School
Shawnee
Mbers Bittle
Sam Bittle
Jim Ward
Party at Erton McWhirter Home Draws Local Guests
A Sunday gathering at the Erton McWhirter home hosted Mr. and Mrs. George Wyatt of Stratford and many neighbors including Mable, Edna Lee, Dale and Ruben Herrin, Virginia, Sadie Mae Hunt, Marvin Hunt, P J Richardson, Joe Pursia, George Wilson, J T McConnell, Howell James, J H Byford, Philo McConnell and Junior. The Williamses reported a pleasant time. The week’s ill list includes Sharlet Bratcher, Ronnie Bratcher, Patricia Rae McWhirter, Mrs. Howell James and daughter Vonda Lee and son Bill motor to Oklahoma City. Mrs. Bettie Ingram’s daughter Mrs. Elnore Chris of Arizona has returned home after three weeks with her mother.
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Erton McWhirter
George Wyatt
Stratford
Mable
Edna Lee
Dale
Ruben Herrin
Virginia
Sadie Mae
Marvin Hunt
P. J
Joe
Pursia
Richardson
George Wilson
J. T. McConnell
Howell James
J. H. Byford
Philo McConnell
Son
Ewing Williams
Sharlet
Ronnie Bratcher
Patricia Rae McWhirter
Vonda Lee
Bill
Oklahoma City
Bettie Ingram
Elnore Chris
Arizona
Blue Ribbons For 4-H Rally Winners
Blue ribbons were handed out today in team and individual competition at the Oklahoma A and M College 4-H rally. Kay county's Paul Tilton and Gerald Honick won livestock demonstration. Blaine county's Olen Abshire and Lester West won marketing. county leaders took top honors in agronomy horticulture livestock oil prevention wool marketing rural electrification handicraft concrete entomology and poultry with several counties earning first place in multiple divisions.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma A
M. College
Blackwell
Paul Tilton
Gerald Honick
Kay County
Blaine County
Olen Abshire
Lester West
Cleveland County
Muskogee County
Payne County
Ottawa County
Creek County
Tulsa County
American
Lincoln County
Caddo County
Pontotes County Candidates Announced for Primary Front
Citizens of Pontotes County announce candidacies for county offices and state positions ahead of the Democratic primary on July 14, 1942. Listed are candidates for County Judge Sheriff County Clerk County Treasurer Assessor and Commissioners as well as Lieutenant Governor State Senator and two Representatives.
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Pontotes County
Geronimo Death Conspiracy: Body Buried Elsewhere at Fort Sill
Apache interpreter Arthur Guydelken claims Geronimo’s body was swapped after death in 1909 and buried nearby to deter grave robbers. He says a marker misled researchers, and the chief’s kin urged the truth to come out, reviving old Fort Sill lore.
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Fort Sill
Geronimo
Arthur Guydelken
Guydelken
Mexico
U. S. Army
New Officers Take Over In BPW At Banquet Meeting
The Ada Business and Professional Women's club held a Tuesday banquet at First Methodist Church. Officers elected were Blanche Temple president Charity Johnson first vice president Ozella Waner second vice president Lillian Gaither recording secretary John Ligon correspondent Dora Constant treasurer with Clelia Brady Novata installing officer. Guests Mrs. W. W. Sledge Red Cross and Mrs. Ema Warrick received corsages after the program.
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Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Methodist Church
W. W. Sledge
Red Cross
Ema Warrick
School of Experience
P. L. Gassaway
Blanche Temple
Charity Johnson
Ozella Waner
Lillian Gaither
John Ligon
Dora Constant
Clelia Brady
Novata
Man Fined After Slumber At Red Light
North Tonawanda police fined 39 year old John Keegan after he dozed at a main intersection causing a traffic tie up. Patrolman Fred Harder nudged Keegan awake and the motorist paid a five dollar penalty.
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Tonawanda
N. Wa
John Keegan
Keegan
Keesan
Fred Harder
Foolish Remarks on Ground and Warnings
A compact reflection notes the folly of complaining without basis and praises proactive caution ahead of danger. It contrasts shaky footing with alertness, urging readiness and steady nerve in uncertain times.
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W. F. Morris
James E. Berry
Sam A. McKeel
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Lyle H Ren
Jesse S. Bonds Joe Tom McKinley
Clifford J. Smith
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