Public notice and foreclosure suit in Pontotoc County
Public legal notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma warns defendants in the Fr example Land Bank of Wichita case to answer by July 21. Includes details of a mortgage foreclosure on vast Pontotoc County land tracts, showing scheduled sheriff sale and sums due plus interest, with the court and attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Ledde Fulvin Davidson
Mildred Je (Reed) Davidson
Funlica Nion
Oklahonte-To- Sild
Clark
Ada
Dulla Redford
Marvice
Fleming
Roscoe Arnold
Mvene Ty Po
Aga Weekly
Newa
Okiktown
Narieth
HL V
W. L. Haddock
Loe
Meyora
W. J
First National Bank of
Roff
Oklahnma
Sieiessore
Meira
Devisees
Inteeh
Wesiaaa
Alvere
Land Bank of
Wichla
Wi Sanans
Zora Dantet Et al
Plainvitt
Arril
Iastas
Teresa
Intergat
Marek
Coder 1
Adda
Pontotoc
OlIn- Jinn
Stetion Sixtwon
Ithweat
Ea Della Bedford
Pontores County
F. Robinson
Oklaheins
Darn S. Penpereil
Wichita
Ivankas
Attorsneys
Ventated
Okinooma
Anid
Thal Vertrin Real Estate
Mentores
Oklandma
Lota Gne
Sevan
Wight
Saurawest
Indian Meridian
Acta Life Insurance Company
Plautice
Va Wak, Barroty, Et al
Dstrict
Nail County
Astute
Sune
Clyde Witiser
Pontotoc County
Claude Sturdivant
Undersharepur
Notice of Unmarrying Final Account and Discharge
State of Silnnome, county notices final account and discharge for Byron Norvell estate. Gertrude Norvell, executor, seeks final accounting and judge fixed hearing for June 96, 1939, Ada county courthouse. Interested parties urged to appear and show cause why account should not be settled and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Norvell
Gertoude
Norveil
Gerdruda
Fyron
Chia
Uetonros
Kourtroont
Ada
Ute County
Rechiy da Tueiatriek
Tantotoe
State of Oxhnom
Revelver
Reed
Aald
Ohare
Topisloe County
Oklahoma
Nu Weekly Newsxpubee
Puntatoe County
Lens
Reculvar
Hud
Yapac Nereby
Pontotec County
Oklalama
Trl Crawford
Bie Satich
Headon
Dixburne
Tentoroc
Oxlanoma
Ehatate
Frank & Bornhelm
Ivan
Ben Hatcher
Frank
Bornhelm
Decensee
Tyne
von Loteg County
Leemnex
Driskill
C Ganianty
Okiahonta
Pontotoc
Frederick Wilburn
Gow Wilburn
OT Wilburn
Davin
Eaid
Voyt Brivkitt County
Escape Foiled at El Reno Reform school Indictments
Oklahoma City June 7 CPI six youths aged 17 to 21 were indicted for an attempted prison escape at the El Reno federal reformatory on May 1. The group allegedly planned to overpower the guard and seize the warden as hostages to breach guard lines. A Fort Sill private was indicted for murder in an April shooting at the army post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
CPI
el Reno
Federal Reformatory
John Raymond Kahl
Joan E. Muelli
Billie Armstrong
Don Robert Collier
Martin Ray Manwiller
Reginald Mo Mayfield
Soctor
Aisit
Gocar
Fort Sill
James W Roberts
George W. Triplitt
Army Post
Americans Are Aid To Europe's Chefs
Chicago report notes American dining influence on European chefs says corn on the cob succotash and tomato dishes are among contributions. American methods improved baked oysters and coffee. simple meals with fresh vegetables appeal to Americans. List of travelers and demonstrations follows, including harmonica and guitar groups.
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Chicago
A.F
Amerea
Alfred Fries
Fries
America
Europe
Owl Creek Scouts Benefit Harmonica Band Program
Owl Creek school enthusiastic audience greets Brown Dixon's Harmonica band and Day brothers from Pép sicola company in a musical program for Owl Creek troop of scouts. Sufficient funds raised to help scouts camp. Contests include bean carrying by straw sack race balloon battle royal and pennies in flour. Participants include Joseph Melville Martin Sticks Al Boyce Scott Garland Lowe Fagan Flowers Billie Courtright Wilgure Bennett Kenneth Miphy Miss Lou Murray Miss Edna Mae Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Creek
Brown Dixon
Pépsicola Company
Haske
Joseph Melville
Martin Sticks
al Boyce Scott
Garland Lowe
Fagan Flowers
Billie Courtright
Wilgure Bennett
Kenneth’ Miphy
Durand Foray Big Expense To Town
Powell officials report Durand case leaves Durand town in deep debt after nine days of conflict with the law culminated in five deaths. The city may exceed 5000 in debt after compensation and damages. Powell was ordered to pay Mrs. Sarah E Lewis 3500 in workmen's compensation, with only 1500 on hand and the rest borrowed. If funds for Lewis’s two children are required the deficit could hit 4000. Children’s compensation age question is under review. The town plans 3 percent of salaries to fund the relief, delaying debt payoff for years.
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Powell
Wyo
Earl Durand
Five
Fimgels
Park County
Sarah E. Lewis
Charles Lewis
Durand
Workman
Lewis
John T. Broderick
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tran’s
Si Powell
Origin of Cowboy Songs Along Trails in Oklahoma
Research by Loy Pollan at the University of Oklahoma traces origins of cow boy songs along extinct cattle trails. The study links folk tunes to American rather than English roots and notes the songs’ mournful quality. Also, Oklahoma State notes $1,231,373 in highway contracts set for July 18 pending federal approval.
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Norman
Dorigin
Arship
Loy Pollan
University of Oklahoma
Palladry
Miss Pollan
Mecqyer
Texas
Len
Oklahoma ‘City
Federal Bureau of Public Funds
Sunday News From Rural Communities Lights Up Local Life
Lightning Ridge notes Sunday school and B Y P A well attended with visitors. Friel family updates and travels flood the column. Local births, weddings, and visits to Ada Sulphur and Davis appear amid church notes and schoolyard events. A Steedman team basks in 16 to 3 win over Homer.
Revival Set To Begin June 18 At Local Church
Daisy Galey reports a revival will start June 18 and run to June 25 with Brother King of Ada in charge. Daisy Wood hosted dinner with Juanita Willoughby and family attendance noted. Birthday showers honored Mrs. E. C. Jamar and Mrs. Ray Stone with many gifts. Mrs. Ernest Thrasher spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ward. Dan Tyson to fill regular appointment Saturday night and Sunday.
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Melborne Sears
Ardmore
Arnold Phillips
Red Oak
Steedman
Iva Mae
Marcell Walston
Cliff Walton
Dora Parks
Orel Walston
Darel Cobb
J.N. Roundtree
Oakman
Earnest Roundtree
Car
Lee
Homer
Floyd Winners
Ada
Loyd Dempsey
B. F
Matthew Gurley
Ed Roundae
Black Hawk
Young Peoples Union
Galey Daisy
Wood
Juanita
Willoughby
Dan Tyson
E. C. Jamar
Ray Stone
King’ of
Sime
Ernest Thrasher
Jim Ward
Affairs Board To Drop 100 Workers
OKLAHOMA CITY June 7 The board of affairs will dismiss 100 more employees from the pay lines of its 21 institutions by July 2. Chairman B. W. Smartt said mental hospital staff on 8 hour shifts will return to 12 hours and penitentiary guards will extend to 8 hours from six. About 250 employees have been discharged since January from board controlled institutions.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Affairs
W. Smartt
GRDA Plans to Relocate Power and Pipeline
Grand River Dam Authority outlines relocation of power lines and pipelines to prevent inundation by a $20 million hydro dam near Vinita Ottawa county. Shell and Ajex pipelines to shift route, Southwestern Bell lines negotiations nearing completion, PS Co lines pending relocation. Land program reorganizing stalled due to absence of chairman.
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Vinita
Grand River
Miami Action
Texans Offered $10,000 Reward for New Use of Cotton
Austin reports the legislature posted ten thousand dollars as a reward for anyone who discovers a new use for cotton that increases annual consumption by 300,000 bales. The presidents of Texas A and M College Texas Technological College and the University of Texas will judge eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dupe
Texas A. & M. College
Texas Technicological College
University of Texas
Quarreling Husband Chooses Car Stay Over Home
In Chicago the judge dismissed Rupert Moser’s case after he said he preferred living in his parked automobile for three days and three nights to going home following a quarrel with his wife. The judge quipped that married men do strange things after family quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rupert Moser
Moser
Michael Tremko
First Baptist Allen Hosts Talley Visit and Sermon
The text notes visiting members from First Baptist Allen including Bro. Talley and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Butler. Bro Talley, a young preacher, will preach there next weekend as well, inviting the congregation to attend services at the church led by pastor George Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Labaugh
Rachel Tilley
J. L
J. M. Tilley
Tiley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Carl Tilley
Ripley
Mary Auten
Vaness
Miss Auten
Stillwater
J. J. Shaw
George Richard
Carl Denham
Jeff Farley
Mavis Williams
Vanose School
Melton Philips
Roy Childers Ené
la Mae Shaw
Gavener
Parish Chapel
Bradley
Ada
S. M. Collins
Ace Solomon
S. W. Pitt
Yetta Berger
Holdenville
Chas
Berger
Louise Pitt
Bernice Chaddick
East
Oscar Holt
Vernon
Huston Manley
Kiamichi
India
Sunda
Pete
Sturgess
Talley
Alten
Baptist Church
Allen Art
Bro. Talley
Butler
First Baptist Church
Allen
George Wood
May Mayhem in Zinc Trade and Retail Sales Surge
Domestic zinc output for May reached 42 402 tons with shipments at 39 607 tons, compared to April and May 1938 data, as the Zinc Institute reports. In New York headlines, S H Kress Co. May sales total 6 818 056 dollars, up 48 percent from May 1938, while five month turnover stands at 29 319 404 dollars, down 14 percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Zinc Institute
S. H. Kress
Marriage Licenses Issued In Court Clerk Office Tuesday
Two licenses were issued. Cecil Colbert aged 20 and Dorotha Johnson of Stonewall, and G C Stapleton aged 35 with Opal Lee Bright of Ada. Also Cnicaco Toombs filed a petition in federal district court listing assets of 75 dollars against liabilities of 757, 914.20, claiming exemption for his clothing.
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Cecil Colbert
Dorotha Johnson
Stonewall
G. C.stapleton
Opal Lee Bright
Ada
Cnicaco Ae C
Automobiles Per Person Ratio Reported Worldwide
A global statistic notes one automobile for every quarter of the world's population. The figure highlights uneven vehicle access across regions and underscores ongoing disparities in mobility.
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Silnnome
of Pentol
Hoyt
Adair
Okla Homa
Wend
Ant
Ated Thik Vth Gay
Granville T. Norris
U.S
OxInhonia
Ailey W. Stanfield
Dapaty
Coney Island
duPont
Naomi Anderson
J.D. Flowers
Nowell Cartwright
Robert Calvert
Junior Wilson
Richard Newlin
Lynvall Smith
Bobby Boyd
Dale Fowller
S. C. Hodges
Kenneth Fowljer
Billie Webb
Harley
Hardy Day
Owl Creeie School
Misses ‘Lou Murray
Edna Mae Flowers
Durand Foray
Lightning Ridge
Fred, Ray
John Ray
Lttle
Johnnie
Teialives
Leon Smith
Fittstown
Willasr Pate
Chanwell
Henry Stephens
Dale Griffith
Jack Pendleton
Kelly
Satur
Roswell
New Mexico
Cecile Cavener
Gove
Dessie Light
W. P. Stone
Larue Beach
W. Beach
Mary Ruth
Gibson
Clyde Sales
Davis
Okla
Adr Sales
Scott Tarver
Cedar Grove
Cand
Fred. Renels
Stratford
Jessie, Tilley
George Lilley
O- C. Capps
Odie Hinkle
Benny Jamar
Ruth Hughs
Lorene Peterson
Erna Lee Jordan
Edna Jamar
Lawrence Stephens
Jessie
Mae Stephens
Crockat
Norma
Wet Strip
BY WiLliam Ferguson
Howe
Reilraan
GRDA
Forzland
Ore
Mary Wilson
Texarkana
Two-States Fruit Parkage Manufacturing Company
Texas National Guardsmen
Clarksville, Tex
Hayti. Mo
Jackie Boy
Edward A. Russ
Ruff
Martie Hazlett
Floyd Chick Hatcherye
West 12Th Street
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