Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Public Court Decree
Public notice of suit in NFE District Court Pontotoc County Oklahoma against unknown heirs executors and others of Charles L Chapman deceased Chickasaw by blood Roll 54 seeking to quiet title to lands in Pontotoc County described as Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter Section 21 and Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter Section 28 Township 3 North Range 6 East and to dismiss any claims. Answer by July 2 1934 or petition relief granted. Delia Bedford Court Clerk Dawes Harden Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles L. Chapman
DE Éared
Chickasaw
Oklahoma
Charles KL. Chapman
Pontotoc County
Towit
Township 3
Charles L. Chapman
Seal Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
Ben Hatcher
District Court Quieting Title Suit Over Ada Property
Viola Peay sues Ada Denham and unknown heirs to determine heirs at law and portion of Lot 4 in Block 47, Ada, Oklahoma, to quiet title. Notice requires answer by July 12, 1934. case filed May 31, 1934 in Pontotoc County.
Heirship suit over Samaria Barton land in Pontotoc OK
Harry C. Peiker sues in Pontotoc County District Court to determine Samaria Barton’s heirs and quiet title to lands described as parts of Section 15 Township 2N Range 5E. Defendants include Howard Foreman J R Barton B L Barton W H Barton Jr and others. Answer by July 12 1934 or judgment by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Foreman
J. R. Barton
B. Ll. Barton
W. H. Barton JR
W. H. Olphant
Barton
Zoneta Foreman
Dancer
R. W. Vierson
Samaria Barton
State OF Oklahoma
B. L. Barton
W. H. Oliphant
Olen Dancer
Harry ¢. Peiker
Notice of Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell at public auction on July 3 1934 at 16 oclock at the south front door of the Pontotoc county courthouse in Ada Oklahoma the undivided one fourth interest of W K Gilstrap in an oil and gas lease covering 40 acres in Section 16 Township 5 North Range 2 East more or less. The sale follows a judgment in favor of The Bankers Advertising & Supply Company for 62 50 plus interest and costs. The property is the nonexempt assets of W K Gilstrap as described in the writ of execution. BEN HATCHER GALALD STURDIVANT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merk
Pontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
Bankers Advertising & Supply Company
John FP. McKinley
W. Kk. Gilstrap
W.K. Gilstrap
W. K. Gilstrap
ROE
Ada
Greater returns for the amount invested Mews Classified Ads
Classified notices promote value and efficiency in investments. The ad section highlights cost effective options for buyers seeking higher returns from modest outlays.
Partition suit in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma files partition and heirship suit in District Court Pontotoc County against known and unknown heirs of Vada Shipley deceased. Actions seek partition of Ida Grayson land and judicial determination of heirs of Vada Shipley and quieting title in the plaintiff, J A Criswell. Respondents must answer by July 2, 1934 or a decree will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Grayson
Vada Shipley
Grayson
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
J. A. Criswell
Ida Grayson
Foreclosure Suit Against Van Meter Heirs in Ada OK
The State of Oklahoma and HOME SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIA TION sue to foreclose a mortgage for 1992.23 dollars plus 10 percent interest from May 7 1934 on Lot 15, Block 5 Donaghey Addition Ada Pontotoc County. They seek heirship determination for Emma Van Meter and exclude defendants from the property with court action set for July 20 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Pontotoc
Home Savings & Loan Association
John C. van Meter
State OF Oklahoma
Walter E. van Meter
Emma van Meter
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Donaghey
Ada
Clergy Leader Hallmark Draws Large Weekend Congregation
Rev Hallmark filled his regular appointment at this place Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night with a very large crowd present. Mr and Mrs Lee Byrd and children of Union Valley spent Saturday night with his brother Mr and Mrs Coy Byrd and family. Mr and Mrs Haley Craddock of Franks spent Sunday with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Anderson
Edd Sherrell
Rocky Chapel
Troy Sherrell
Charley Forrest Mack
Sherrell
New Mexico
Albert Sherrell
Opal
Ogalene Mack
Jesse
Dana
Lavern France
Williams
L. H. Watson
Taylor Thomas
Hallmark
Rev
Crawford
This Place
Lee Byrd
Union Valley
Coy Byrd
Haley Craddock
Franks
Ben Murphy In Race For Go Commissioner
The Ada Weekly News apologizes for omitting Ben Murphy from a prior announcement of his candidacy for county commissioner in the second district. The notice did appear two weeks ago and should have been included in the regular column. The apology is issued to Mr Murphy and his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
Ben Murphy
Murphy
Natick ptomaine poisoning hits church supper crowd
More than 30 people fell ill after a Unity church chicken salad supper in Natick Massachusetts. Dr James E Vance led the investigation, linking likely contamination to chicken preparation during hot weather and noting the servings were made at multiple homes by church alliance members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natice
Mass
Unity Church
W. Central Street
James E. Vance
Natick Board of Health
Church Alliance
Swanson Approves Navy Ship Plans Under Vinson Act
Secretary Swanson today approved plans to build 24 ships under the Vinson act, stating the navy will keep battleships as fleet backbone and maintain existing ratios. The mix includes 1 heavy cruiser 3 light cruisers 2 heavy destroyers 12 light destroyers and 6 submarines funded by current appropriation and a future $40 million PWA earmark. The Vinson plan envisions 102 vessels by 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swanson
PWA
Vinson
Seven Die In Dynamite Blast At Oil Explorers
Norman reports reveal seven men of Petty Geophysical Engineering killed when dynamite exploded during a shot near a 60 foot hole. Investigators doubt a cause will ever be known. Weddell Barnes Flood McDonald McClellan Voigt Fannin named among victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Hugh Russell
Sinclair
Oklahoma
Wendel Crawford
Petty Geophysics Engineering Company
Here
Vernon H. Weddell
Chandler
Preston Barnes
Oil output slips in Oklahoma and California at month end
National crude production fell to about 2,491,539 barrels daily as reductions in Oklahoma and California outweighed gains in Texas and the East. Oklahoma and California declined. Texas rose with East Texas leading. Kansas and Michigan areas showed modest drops or gains. The Oil and Gas Journal provides weekly comparisons and federal allowables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
California
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountains
Election Special Gains Speed Toward July 3 Halt
The campaign special speeds toward the first stop on July 3 as dozens of county and state candidates ride the ticket with optimism. Four weeks remain, and some candidates show wear while others stay bold, as final precinct appointments, registrations, and ballot printing loom before the next delegation dismounts on July 24.
Notice to Creditors in Gatton Estate
In Pontotoco County County Court No 3261 the administratrix Birdie Gatton seeks claims against B P D Gatton deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Birdie Gatton in Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred. Done June 1934. Co F Green attorney for administratrix. 6-7-2tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoco
B. D. Gatton
Birdie Gatton
B. PD. Gatton
Ada
Oklahoma
For Sale Tent 40x60 Brown Duck Used in Good Repair
Want ads show a 40x60 tent brown duck fabric offered for sale by W A Patterson Box 43 Allen Oklahoma dated 5 22 3tw The notice also records a domestic relations court proceeding in which Samuel De Prosperity 48 faces possible prison unless he pays 25 of 300 arrears on a support order after a hearing prompted by his wife Rose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Patterson
Allen
Okla
Samuel de Prosperity
Rose
Congressional inquiry probes Nazi propaganda funding in U S
Washington June 5 A House committee opened hearings into whether German cash financed Nazi propaganda in America. Representative McCormack subpoenaed 25 witnesses for the subversive propaganda study with secret identities. Reports say a New York firm received $6000 monthly and $1000 cash to an American Nazi adherent while a clergyman was paid $350 after a pamphlet was written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hans Luther
House
United States
Francis Gross
Perth Amboy
N. J
Hungary
Germany
Austria
Dr. Luther
America
McCormack
Dmass
New York
Quadruplets React to Dionne Quintuplets News
Oklahoma sisters Mary Leota Mona and Roberta Keys, now 19, react to the Dionne quintuplets with mixed humor and caution. They joke about publicity and wardrobe overkill, while noting potential fun and shared greetings to the Canadian siblings from their Texas college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Dionne
Warners
Oklahoma
Mary
Leota
Mona
Roberta
Ovila Dionne
Anid
Papa
Keys
Texas
House Advances Silver Measure to Senate
The House passed the administration silver bill and sent it to the Senate. It aims to back one quarter of the U S currency with silver, leaving three quarters backed by gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Administration
United States
Oil theft charges shake Longview Texas trio among 13 held
In Longview Texas F A Smith son of Lon Smith and 11 others faced felony conspiracy charges over alleged oil theft near Gladewater. The group allegedly diverted oil into water lines and then to refineries while paying kickbacks, with several defendants released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Tex
F. A. Smith
A. B. Cross
East Texas Department of the Texas Railroad Commission
Lon Smith
Railroad Commission
Cross
R. D. Parker
Gladewater
Fred Srisman
George Johnson
Navy review opens biggest peacetime spectacle in New York
Off Ambrose Light on May 31 the battleship Pennsylvania led a long line as President Roosevelt aboard the Indianapolis reviewed the fleet. Aircraft carriers Saratoga and Lexington began launching planes marking first carrier visit to New York harbor. The Senate faced decisive votes on silver policy with a 262 to 77 passage tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Indianapolis
Ambrose Light
Pennsylvania
United States Fleet
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
U. S. Navy
Navy
Swanson
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Daniels
New Jersey
Jersey
Louisville
David F. Sellers
Saratoga
Lexington
New York Harbor
Father and Son Capture Oklahoma Trap Titles
Oklahoma City June 5. A father and son dominated the state trapshooting meet. Homer Bryant of Menryetta won the singles with 95 of 100, outpointing Gus Payne and Newt Alley in the shoot off for class A. Billy Bryant, his son, took the class DP title with 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Homer Bryant
Menryetta
Gus Payne
Newt Alley
Billy Bryant
Dr. L. V. Baker
Elk City
Payne
Howard Bonebrake
el Reno
C. F. Williams
Tonkawa
Dave Harriman
E. J. Son
Stillwater
Clark Porter
Jim Appleman
Perry
Supreme Court Orders Disqualification in Bond Case
The state supreme court directed Payne county district judge Free man E. Miller to disqualify from a 300000 dollar municipal light plant bond dispute involving Cushing. Miller had refused, but the court cited his prior expressed bias against the petitioners and cited a 30 page memorandum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court Today
Freeman E. Miller
Payne County
Cushing
Miller
Inter-State Power Company
Supreme Court
Earl Welch
Welch
Long-Used Laxative Praised By West Virginia Reader
Mr C E Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia writes that Thedford s Black-Draught has been used for thirty five years by his wife and himself for constipation tired feeling and headache He says he uses it when his system needs cleansing and has never found anything better than Black-Draught Sold in 25 cent packages Thedford s Black-Draught Children Like The Syrup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
C. E. Ratliff
Hinton
W. Va
Thetford
Kingfisher Bank Robbed of 3000 Dollars by Fugitives
Four bank robbers led by Jim Clark raided Peoples National Bank in Kingfisher Oklahoma and escaped with about 3000 dollars. They took four hostages but released them unharmed near the city as officers pursued, with clues tying the driver to Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfisher
Jim Clark
Kansas State Prison
Peoples National Bank
B. C. Brigham
Perry Farmer
Virgil Francis
Clark
U. S
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NFE District Court
Zula M. Chapman
Jennie Dove Chapman
Jessie Laxton
Formerly Chapman
Alline Chapman
Plai 8
Della Bedford
W. Co. Duncan
District Court OF
Pella Bedford
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Plaintiff
Section
F. Green
L. W. Lamar
QO. S. Petty
Foreman
Bill Halbert
Sinclair Explorations
Silver Shirts
Steel Helmets
Luther
Fed
St. L
Lathrop
N. La.eed
Gulf C. la
Arkansas A Tee
Co. F. Green
Administratrix
Dionnes
Anncots
Magity Warships
Pride of American Navy
Sea Power of America
Juuse
Kingfisher Bank
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