Sale of Land Under Mortgage Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma orders the sale of land to satisfy a judgment of plaintiff against defendants in foreclosure. The property includes sections and quarters in Township 4 North Range 5 East totaling about 60 acres. The sheriff will offer the land at public auction on June 20 1932 at 2:00 PM at the County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma with initial bids subject to mineral interests. If bids fail to cover the judgment and costs the land will be offered free of mineral interests and then cleared and sold to highest bidder for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs. J F Franklin Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma. McKeown Green Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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BE. Roberts
Roberts
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Northweert
Northeart
Bouthes
Verma
Wallafy
Wale
Ada
Waid
Firet
Weubject
A. B. Norvell
M. J. Ferguson
H. PV. Reich
A. S. Norvell
Enid
District Court
John Hancork Mutus Life Insurance Company
Eva Ford Nee Jones
Daniel Ford
Oklahoma Pipe Line Company
State of Oklahoma
Magnetia Petroleum Corporation
BB. PD. Fry
A. J. Fry
A Traly
Lattie M. Krraty
M. F. Manville
Julia PP. Manville
Oklahome State Bank of
Commercr Ruel Company
Mre
TB PD Fry
Mra
A. J. Pry
Sherif
Pentetec County
Dontotoc County
Lews
Aaid
Court House
B. Franklin
Vontotec County
Oklahorma
C. H. Jones
Harrel A. & Kerr
Parks
Pontotocounty
Pontotee County
Claude B. Sewell
EB. PD. Parks
J. Crowder
Sherepe
Eme
Vontotec
Pontotec
Towit
Lothday
Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
J. J. Crowder
Marguerite Crowder
Uniil
Lisdoo
L. E. Franklin
REAL
Esstate
Pontytoc
John L. Case
Stange Six
Ontotoc County
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public auction set for June 14 1923 at Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a $7 105.63 debt plus interest and costs. Property includes parts of Donaghey Addition Ada with improvements and appurtenances. Foreclosure by Local Building and Loan Association against Frances McCarty Tom McCary Z Pryor Nannie Pryor.
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Ventetec County
State of Oklahoma
Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Vlaimus
Frances McCarty
Stiphife
Pontetec County
Court House
Ada
Pontotoc County
Donaghey
Ada Oklahoma
Building and Loan Arsention, A Corporation
Tom McCary
Z. Pryor
Nannie Pryor
Pentetor County
Ll. K. Rpranklin
Sherriff
Blow on head kills Tulsa attorney after years
Norris Hopping, 33, a Tulsa attorney, died from a brain tumor doctors linked to a blow delivered 14 years earlier. He underwent three major operations after the injury and formerly lived in Okmulgee. He once served as vice president of the Arkansas Valley Star Bank at Haskell.
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Tulsa
Norris Hopping
Hopping
Okmulgee
Arkansas Valley Star- Bank
Haskell
Willet kids share comic scrapbook sketches for readers
Friendly note invites readers to cut out pictures of the Willet siblings and paste them into a scrapbook. Extra sketches of comic characters promised to arrive periodically for ongoing fun.
District Sale Notice Forecloses Pontotoc County Land
Public auction in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma lists real estate including parts of sections 22 and 23 township 3 north range 8 east as security for foreclosure on a 1931 judgment of $2 242 60 plus $240 attorney fees and 10 interest. sale date June 14 1932 at 2 06 pm at courthouse front door.
Estate of W. R. Williams Deceased Claims Notice
In the County Court of Poutoates County Oklahoma J H McKey administrator calls all creditors to present their claims against W R Williams deceased with vouchers to J H McKoy at Stonewall Oklahoma within four months from the date hereof or be forever barred Done June 3 1932 J H McKOY HATCHER RICE Attorneys for Administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Poutoates County
W R. Williams
J. H. McKey
eTick
W. R. Williams
J. H. McKoy
Stonewall
Oklahoma
Hatcher & Rice
Moore Named County Judge After Cotton’s Death
Muskogee June 2 P W Moore former city attorney named county judge to succeed the late W W Cotton. Automobile sales are expected to rise soon though the area faces a shortage of funds for hitchhiker relief.
Japanese open door policy aims in Manchuria
Viscount Minoru Saito, Japan’s premier and foreign minister, states in a written note there is no danger of war with the Soviet Union. He urges confidence, cautions that a Soviet non aggression treaty could weaken the Kellogg Briand pact, and defends Japan’s open door policy in Manchuria while denying any special railway interests.
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Tokyo
Minoru Saito
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Soviet Union
Manchuria
Far East
Four hang as New Orleans bank slay trio executed
In Parish prison four men linked to the 1959 bank holdup slaying of Ray mond Rizzo and bystander Donald Rylich are executed. Herbert Jacques, Herman Taylor, George O Day, and CP Sto Jacques faced the gallows with a red carnation in their lapels as sentences were carried out. Rylich taunted witnesses before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
CP Sto Jacques
Chicago
Raymond Rizzo
Parish
Herman Taylor
Donald Rylich
George O'Day
Homer School Closes Year With Picnic And Diplomas
Homer school ended the year with an all day picnic under shaded trees, games, swimming, and a noon basket dinner. The eight grade diplomas were presented to Charley Britt Helen King Clyde Smith and Helen Brumley. Teachers and patrons praised the year and a large number of pupils earned A ratings.
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Homer
W. H. Brumley
D. N. Lanier
Frank Whitaker
Charley Britt
Helen King
Clyde Smith
Helen Brumley
Virginia Allen
Tommie Dee Smith
Tilmon Reed
Bobby Southerland
Jewel Southerland
Imogene S Sutherland
Carl Roundtree
Oren Alexander
Seneca Alexander
Jane and Ruth Kerr
Dorothy Raines
Verna Mae Raines
Billy Blackburn
Marion Latimer
May Becomes Top Month for Weddings in Pontotoc
The May 1932 wedding month leads Pontotoc county with 37 license records in the court clerk's office, surpassing June and following a pattern of strong spring marriage activity. April shows 32 licenses, while a full year comparable to 1931 also mirrors May's busy trend.
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Pontotoc
McGowan Denies Candidacy for Corporation Commissioner
W E McGowan of McAlester declares he is not a candidate in the upcoming primary. He says he is working under Governor Murray and the state highway commission on farm to market roads and has traveled about 25 000 miles across 77 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
State Highway Commission
Oklahoma
W. E. McGowan
McAlester
Okla
Candidates Blamed For Itch And Chicken Pox
KINSTON North Carolina June 1. Politicians blamed for high prices now face blame for disease spread. Two Lenoir County farmers R E Koonce and Claude Jones say itch outbreaks on their farms followed visits by candidates. Jones cites a baby in his home who broke out with chicken pox after politicians kissed it.
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Kinston
N. C
Lenoir County
R. E. Koonce
Claude Jones
Koonce
Conteninea
Jones
Oklahoma school land board awards first oil lease in weeks
The School Land Commission in Oklahoma City issued its first oil lease in weeks. Bids paid $2 an acre for a Tract in Comanche county with T. E. Bradley of Grandfield the winning bidder. Deep Rock Oil received leases for 146 acres in Pawnee county and 160 acres in the same section for $305 and $361 respectively.
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Oklahoma City
School Land Commission
Comanche County
T. E. Bradley
Grandfield
Deep Rock Oil Corporation
Pawnee County
Levee Break Flood Threatens Blythe Farm Lands
Colorado River floods stretch across the basin near Blythe California as a 20 foot gap opens in a levee at Brown's Heading. Over 20,000 acres and 2,500 residents face inundation while more than 200 workers rush to seal the breach. Three drownings reported near Yuma Aziz. Missing include Gentry family.
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Blythe
Cal
Colorado River
Brown's
Colorado
Yuma
Aziz
Robert Daniels
Berta
Juanite Allison
Gentry
White man lynched at Princeton Kentucky
June 1 194? Walter Merrick aged 48 was taken by a mob from the county jail and hanged three miles from Princeton after being arrested for an February explosion at Hopson injuring M P Poole and a boy. Jailer Curt Jones was bound and released his prisoners then warned authorities.
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Princeton
Walter Merrick
Curt Jones
Merrick
M. P’poole
Hopson
Here
P’poole
Jones
Pageant Recounts Choctaw Trail to Oklahoma at Wheelock
In Hugo on the anniversary of the Choctaw migration descendants gathered at Wheelock academy to witness a pageant retelling the Trail of Tears. The piece notes Rev. Alfred White and Rev. Wright shaping tribal government and church roots, Wheelock fire, and preservation of a stone church.
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Hugo
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Wheelock Academy
Alfred White
Massachusetts
Mr. Wrist
Arkansas
Arkansas Post
United States
Ft. Smith
Poteau
Skullyville
Red River
Slate Shoals
Paris
Texas
Doakville
Wright
Millerton
McCurtain County
Mrs. Julia Runion Dies After Illness at 69
Mrs. Julia Runion 69 died Tuesday evening after weeks of illness she had seemed to improve that day. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Catholic church with Rev Anthony officiating. Interment in Rosedale cemetery Hudson Ke it charged with arrangements. Survived by husband Ed Runion and daughter Mrs Madalyn Wilson along with other relatives.
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ED Runion
Julia Runion
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Anthony
Rosedale Cemetery
Hudson-Keith
Ada News
Runion
Hunsucker Jr. Dies. Rites Held At Wanette Cemetery
Hunsucker died at his Ada area home Thursday at age 85. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Wanette cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow Florence Hunsucker and four daughters including Nora.
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Prom
Colley
J W Lloyd of Ada Dies After Hospital Stay
J W Lloyd of Ada route 5 died Sunday at a local hospital. Funeral services were held at Egypt on Monday at 2 p m. He is survived by his widow three sons and two daughters.
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J. W. Lloyd
Ada
Egypt
Death of John Smith in Allen with funeral arrangements
John Smith age 53 died at his home in Allen Monday at 3 20 p m Funeral services will be held there Wednesday at 2 30 p m Rev Kimbrough officiating Burial will be in Allen cemetery Hudson Keith in charge Surviving family includes widow a son Otto Sith of Luther Wells Ark and a daughter Mrs Ethel Mercer of Allen
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John Smith
Allen
Kimbrough
Barail
Allen Cemetery
Hudson- Keith
Otto Sith
Luther Wells, Ark
Ethel Mercer
Buck Passed in Walker Inquiry Shifts Responsibility
Governor Roosevelt said the legislative committee and Samuel Seabury must file charges against Mayor Walker if there is sufficient cause, deflecting claims that Seabury would delay to wait for Roosevelt. The move follows Roosevelt’s removal of Sheriff Farley and rekindles national attention on his presidential bid.
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Manchuria
China
League of Nations
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Legislative Committee
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Seabury
New York
Thomas M. Farley
New York County
Tammany Hall
Rerbury
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McKeown & Green
Miaintiff
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GCMIC
S&p Bok
Born Willis
Lil
Ventetec
POE
Sewell
Plaintiff
Ll. B. Franklin
Pontotec County
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Orn & Woodspord
Holdenville
Miama't
Local Building and Loan Association
cCorpeosation
Oklahoema City
Sherif J. McKeown
Chuckuo
Dwight Morelock
Coalgate High School
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School Land Board
Calif
J. V. Lloyd
Buck
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