Mortgage foreclosure notice in Pontotoc County
The Federal National Mortgage Association sues E R Green and Vera M Green in Pontotoc County District Court for a first mortgage lien on the South 42 feet of the North 87 feet of Lot Eight in the Southside Addition Ada Oklahoma. Answer by June 24 1943 or default judgment and sale of the described property will follow. The suit seeks attorney fees and costs and foreclosure without appraisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal National Mortgage Association
E R. Green
State of Oklahoma
E. R. Green
Vera M. Green
Ada
Federal National Mortgagine Association
Della Bedford
Oleta Ford
Warren B. Rice
Sale of Real Estate of Minor Mary Jo Mayhue in Pontotoc
Guardian will sell at public auction on June 21 1948 at Ada Oklahoma the undivided 3 8 interest of Mary Jo Mayhue in multiple described parcels in Pontotoc County. The sale is subject to court confirmation with cash payment on confirmation. Mineral rights and easements reserved to the ward. Sale held in the County Court Room at the Courthouse. Attorneys listed Thompson and Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka County
Oklahoma
Susan Breedlove
Zace
Atoka
State of
Court House
Ada
Pontotoc County
Ivinge
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Alam Wolfe
Busby
Harrell & Trice
Attys
Mary Jo Mayhue
County of Pontotoc
Mary Jo Mavhue
Pontotoc Country
Ward
Ge Cc
Mayhu
Guardian
Mrs Rex Morrison Hosts Visitors From Shreveport
Mrs. Rex O Morrison of 1115 South Stockton receives a visit this week from her sister Mrs Joe McGrath and her children Patty Jope and Mary, all from Shreveport, bringing a family reunion atmosphere to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex. O. Morrison
South
Stockton
Joe McGrath
Patty
Oonpe and
Mary
Shreveport
Notice of Hearing Petition to Determine Heirs in Case
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Cath erine Case files for heirs determination and distribution of John L Case deceased. Hearing set June 30 1943 at 10 40 a m in Ada County Court House. Unknown heirs and 41 interested parties are notified to appear or show cause why estate not distributed as petitioned. Dated June 9 1943. (Seal) Moss Wimbish Thompson and Braly Attorneys for Petitioner. 6-10-2tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
W. E. Mavhue
Claude V. Thompson
W. EF. Mavhue
First National Bank
Ada
Oklahoma
Thompson
Mattie Osborne
W. T. Osborne
Moss Wimbish
Pentetoe County
P. A. Norris
D. R. Gary
Josephine Norris
Norris
R. Gary
Marshall County
Frisco
Guid
A. Norris
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
John Ll. Case
Catherine Case
John L. Case
Thompson and Braly
Attys
Destruction of Crete Town Reported in German Reprisal
Cairo dispatch notes photographs smuggled from Crete claiming the town of Kanceanos was wiped out by German reprisals for the killing of German parachutists. The marble slab inscription states Kardanos was destroyed as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Crete
Kanceanos
Grecian
Lidice
Kardanos
Farmer film prompts secretary Mohler to smash finger
In Topka Kansas J C Mohler secretary of the State Board of Agriculture watched a farm accident prevention film. After viewing he attempted to open a window, injured a finger and ordered the picture shown again saying it did not take the first time.
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Topka, Kas
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mrs A J Neal and family visit Conway friends
Mrs A J Neal and her children from Phoenix Arizona are visiting friends and relatives in Conway. James Huff conducted business in the Conway community this week.
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Conway
A. J. Neal
Phoenix
Ariz
James Huff
Local social visits noted around town and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs J R Newby hosted visits at their home and they were joined by Mrs Allie Ragland and daughters Clara Joe and Glenda Lee, along with Mrs Dorothy Bittles and others. Tulsa visitor Jim Beaty spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Will Ballard. Mrs Sam Newby improves in Oklahoma City.
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Mattie Halsbrook
John Bittles
Oklahoma City
Local Visits Highlight Owl Creek Social Roundup
Mrs Frances Cox of Norman visits her mother Mrs Barnes this week. Miss Wanda Mae Leslie visits Mrs Delma Cupps. Leon Polk of Oklahoma City visits Mr and Mrs C C Couch Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Massey of Fittstown visit Mr and Mrs C M Sliger. Mrs Callie Hatton returns to Ada to visit daughter Mrs Lon Cecil. R A Sliger home hosts Ode Deaton Cecil Hobbs Dick Flowers C C Couch Bill Bennett C M Sliger Dillon Lowe Wilburn Bennett. Dillon Lowe of Sheppard Field Texas visits Sunday.
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Owl Creek
Frances Cox
Norman
Barnes
Wanda Mae Leslie
Delma Cupps
Leon Polk
Oklahoma City
C. C. Couch
Massey
Fittstown
C. M. Sliger
Callie Hatton
Lon Cecil
Ada
R. A
Ode Deaton
Cecil Hobbs
Dick Flowers
Bill Bennett
Dilon Lowe
Wilburn Bennett
Dillon Lowe
Sheppard Field
Texas
Local social notes from Oakman and nearby towns
Mrs Elvaretta Walton spent Monday night with Lucille and Winnie Price of Ana. Geraldine Kaiser visited Evelyn Scroggins. Ed Walker of San Diego visited Clyde Kaiser and family. Bob Bushers family time with Ingram of Happyland. Geneva Cecil stayed with Evelyn and Viola Blankenship. Virgie Westmolone of Fort Worth and WY Nance of Holdenville visited J M Nance. Doris Blankenship stayed with Oma Jean Cecil. Thurlow Clark visited Jess Berry men. Pauline Lillard and children with Lee Epper and family at Homer. Mary Kaiser of San Diego visiting Clyde Kaiser family. Linver Lillard spent day with Fred Foster family. Doris Viola Evelyn Blankenship and Geneva Oma Jean Cecil visited Loretta Owens of Byng. Thelma Walton and Lila Lee visited Elvaretta Walton.
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Oakman
Elvaretta Walton
Lucille
Winnie Price
Ana
Geraldine Kaiser
Evelyn Scroggins
Ed Walker
San Diego
Clyde Kaiser
Bob Bushers
Ingram
Happyland
Geneva Cecil
Evelyn
Viola Blankenship
Virgie Westmolone
Ft. Worth
Texas
WY. H. Nance
Holdenville
J. M. Nance
Doris Blankenship
Oma Jean Cecil
Thurlow Clark
Jess Berrymen
Pauline Lillard
Lee Eppier
Homer
Mary Kaiser
Linver Lillard
Fred Foster
Doris, Viola
Evelyn Blankenship
Geneva
Loretta Owens
Byng
Thelma Walton
Lila Lee
Bark Leaves Tree Not Dogwood Tall Timber Yarn
Knoxville area timberman Harve Rogers relays a tall tale from Claiborne County. A felled tree slid on the slope after a 16 foot log was cut, leaving the poplar bark still on the trunk. An odd note cites cinema density in the United States.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Harve Rogers
Claiborne County
Printed cotton pattern with fish riding waves
A description of a textile design shows tiny green and yellow fish printed on cotton, depicted as they ride green and purple waves. The note references screen actress Ann Savage in a photo near the image.
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Ann Savage
Gasoline East And Fuel Oil Stock Goals Face Hurdles
The petroleum administration weighs rushing gasoline eastward to satisfy seaboard motorists while maintaining fuel oil stocks for next winter. Eastern stocks are well below normal, with 26.8 percent of normal in the east last month. Transportation bottlenecks, tank cars, pipelines, and summer consumption drive the challenge as officials plan meetings with eastern states representatives and senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Petroleum Administration
Seaboard
Virginia
PAW
Committee of Eastern States
Interior
Ickes
Midwest
Cummingham
Iowa
East
Michigan
Pearl Harbor
State Conservation Department
Hannah Dempsey Comes To Court
Hannah Williams Dempsey appears in supreme court in White Plains as her round begins against Jack Dempsey in a divorce suit. After six days of proceedings, she shared a coffee at a courthouse lunch counter with Benny Woodall and her aunt Mrs. Joseph Riley, while attorney Francis F. Stevens stood with her.
Enid Man To Head Lions Of District
Claud C. Dunlap president of Eastern Oklahoma college Wilburton and H. Vern Brooks Enid lumberman will be governors of Oklahoma Lions clubs for the next year. Dunlap was chosen to lead the western district succeeding Dr. O. L. Jordan Oklahoma City while Brooks takes over eastern district leadership from Jay C. Huffman Konawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Claud C. Dunlap
Eastern Oklahoma College
Wilburton
H. Vern Brooks
Enid Lumberman
Oklahoma Lions Clubs
Dunlap
O. L. Jordan
Brooks
Jay C. Huffman
Konawa
Education Clinics At Colleges Soon
State education staff will conduct clinics at six colleges this month. Durant on June 14 Ada on June 15 Tahlequah on June 17 Edmond on June 24 Weatherford on June 28 Alva on June 29. City and county superintendents principals and teachers will attend to discuss new school legislation school house planning and school financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Department of Education
A. L. Crabl
Durant
Ada
Tahlequah
Edmond
Weatherford
Alva
Crable
Oklahoma City Officer Transferred to Stillwater Training Unit
Major Fric Kelly head of the armed forces examining and induction station for Oklahoma receives orders to report to the Army Student Training unit at Stillwater. He will be relieved by Major John T. Walker from the Tulsa induction station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Fric Kelly
Armed Forces
Oklahoma
Army
Stillwater
John T. Walker
Tulsa
I'm Getting Tougher As I Go Along Says General Allen
Maj. Gen. Terry De La Mesa Allen leads the First Division with swagger and grit. Known as "Terrible Terry" and "The Firebrand," he inspires a fearless, elite unit praised for its role in the Tunisian campaign and key operations west of Bizerta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Washington
Tei Allen
George C. Marshall
Terry
Second Army Corps
Bizerte
Fort Douglas
Utah
Col
Samuel Edward Allen
Conchita de la Mesa
Texas
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Oran
O. K
Terry de la Mesa Allen
Oklahoma Pilot Uses Skip Bombs in North Africa Assault
Lt. Col Ernest C. Young of Stillwater Oklahoma leads a P-38 attack on coastal Sicily defenses using a delayed fuse skip bomb. He and three other pilots faced heavy flak to strike a gun casement and underground hanger, with confirmation of a direct hit by Lt. Russell C. Williams.
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U. S
North Africa
Oklahoma
Pantelleria Island
Sicily
Ernest C. Young
Stillwater
Okla
Siegfried Line
Young
Russell C. Williams
Floral Park
N. Y
Crewe
Naval Air Transport Service Operates Hundreds of Planes
The Naval Air Transport Service runs several hundred aircraft across more than fifty thousand miles of air routes.
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Naval Air Transport Service
Russian Pilots Fight to Defend Gorki Munitions Hub
Telegrams from Moscow describe heroic acts by Soviet pilots night after night over Gorki to shield a key munitions center from German raids. Seven enemy bombers were claimed shot down as long-range bombers struck German airfields northwest of Bryansk in retaliation.
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Moscow
Gorki
London
Bryansk
Traylor Takes Charge as Hohenberg Drops Cotton Firm
Idris Traylor remains Ada office head now for Eugene B. Smith and Company of Dallas moving in after Hohenberg and Company exits. Office location and furnishings stay the same, cotton buying and shipping to mills continue, and Smith urges civic involvement through Chamber of Commerce.
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M. Hohenberg and Company
Idris Traylor
Hohenberg Company
Eugene B. Smith and Company
Dallas
Hohenberg
Traylor
Smith
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Briton Sees Possible Landing On Pantelleria
A British Press Association writer speculated a landing may have occurred on Pantelleria in the Mediterranean but said British sources offered no confirmation. He noted the island’s garrison faced surrender to spare civilians. Axis leaflets claimed demands for surrender with no British corroboration.
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London
British Press Association
Pantelleria
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Sicily
Axis
Lampedusa
Chinese Forces Smash Jap Lines Near Hwajung
Chinese dispatches report General Chiang Kai Shek’s forces broke the Japanese defense southeast of Hwajung near Lake Tungting in northern Hunan. In a sudden assault the Chinese killed or wounded over 200 defenders and seized equipment, while more than 200 Japanese swimmers were reported drowned fleeing the river. Dispatches add the recapture of Shihlipu and other points on the upper Yangtze corridor.
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Chungking
Shihlipu
Ichang
Hankow
Yangtze
Rosebud Texas claims a rosebush in every yard
Rosebud a Texas community with a population of more than 1500 says every yard hosts a rosebush as a point of civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Texas
Committee Denies Nichols Contest Bid in House Vote
Washington June 9 The House election committee No 3 voted 7 to 2 to deny Rep Nichols request that E O Clark be barred from contest proceedings. If the house accepts the majority report Nichols 385 vote win could be opened to investigation. Nichols said he would resign to join Transcontinental and Western Airlines but would not quit until the contest is disposed of.
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Washington
House Election Committee No
Rep
Nichols
D-Okla
E. O. Clark
Stigler
Okla
House
Keogh
D-Nc
McMillan
D-Sc
Peterson
D-Ga
Clark
Congress
Transcontinental and Western Airlines, Inc
Oklahoma
Fifteen-year-old prodigy joins field artillery trials
Francis N. Brogdon, 15, a newspaper seller from Lawson, astonishes officers at Fort Sill by solving gunnery problems and passing all examinations in a course. He longs to serve as an artilleryman and even earned eight promotions in four days, while awaiting a potential commission at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Francis N. Brogdon
P. H. Fenton
Francis
Green Brogdon
Lawson
Chan Hassett
Col
Reoberts
Field Artillery
Einar G. Gjelsteen
West Port
Shawnee Job Office Seeks Season Help in County
Shawnee employment chief Joe Ross says Pottawatomie county will need cotton choppers and berry pickers within a week, urging local workers to prepare for harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Pottawatomie County
Joe Ross
Shawnee Employment Office
General Price Decrease For Food And Subsidies Proposed
Congressional critics argue a general price rollback for most foods is planned with more subsidies to offset lower returns. OPA plans to extend subsidies to fresh vegetables and dairy meat and coffee, with debate over costs and legislation. Senators Taft Maloney contend subsidies raise consumer taxes and hurt budgets, while industry witnesses welcome the move as a sign OPA acts on risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Office of Price Administration
Maloney
D-Conn
OPA
Taft
Ohio
Paris Sees Large War Bonds Sale
State Chairman France Par anticipated a major war bonds sale to back Democratic fund raising in Oklahoma City. The drive aims for a $5,000,000 goal with a dinner event and ticket pledges matching contributions. It seeks about $25,000 for the state party and $15,000 for the national committee, with Senators Truman and Thomas expected to attend.
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Oklahoma City
France
Paris
National Committee
United States
Harry S. Truman
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Moore Declines Oklahoma Primary Candidacy
Senator Moore of Oklahoma says he will not seek the Republican nomination in the race to replace Jack Nichols. He warns the general election could be highly consequential national in scope. Moore notes party alignment among primary contenders and expects little interest in the primary.
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Washington
Moore
Oklahoma
Jack Nichols
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Ramsey Tower
Attvs
Plaintiff
Thompson & Rraly
Moss Wtmpish
Hannah Dempsey
Enid Man
Daring Oklahoman
Col. Young
Hohenberg & Co
Smith & Co
Lawton Lad
Nichols Place
Abareenhouse
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