Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public foreclosure sale of Lot 1 Block 14 Dan Hays addition Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of $1 152 97 with interest. Sale June 15 1925 at 2 pm at Ada court house north front door. W B Walker sheriff. McKeown and Green attorneys for The Calvert Mortgage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Calvert Mortgage Company
Etter Hays
Dan Hays
Sallie Ford
R. P
Bob Ford
Oklahoma
Ada
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
McKeown and Green
Plaintiff
Divorce suit filed in Pontotoc Oklahoma District Court
Oma Lee Smith sues R L Smith for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty seeking restoration of Smith's former name. Respondent must answer by July 8, 1925. otherwise petition may be taken as true and judgment rendered. Court clerk L E Franklin, deputy Clint Miers. Attorney Opal M Armstrong. May 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Smith
State of
Oklahoma
L. E. Franklin
Clint Miers
Opal M. Armstrong
Notice to Creditors in Minnie G. McFarland Estate
The County Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma requires all claimants against Minnie G. McFarland deceased to present their claims with vouchers to administrator F. J. McFarland at Ada Oklahoma within four months of May 21 1925 or be forever barred. Busby and Harrell attorneys for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Minnie G. McFarland
F. J. McFarland
Ada
Oklahoma
Busby & Harrell
Notice of Sheriff Sale Under Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
In pursuance of a District Court order dated June 10 1925 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheriff offerings real estate at public sale without appraisal to satisfy a foreclosure decree in favor of P A Norris against Sarkely J Sarkeys et al. Sale conducted by the sheriff to advertise and sell the described property.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
P A. Norris
Sarkely J. Sarkeys
Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Lela Harrison sues to quiet title on Lots 13 14 15 and 16 Block 26 Dages Addition Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants R R Spencer O B Lindsey and O A Melton must answer by July 18 1925 or judgment will quiet title against them. Court Clerk L E Franklin Deputy Clint Miers for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Lela Harrison
R. R. Spencer
Lindsey
O. A A. Melton
Dages
Ada
Oklahoma
L. E. Franklin
Ok‘a
Heat Deaths Rise Amid New York Weather Toll
Heat continues to claim lives across the eastern seaboard with more than 427 dead. New York reports no additional deaths. Philadelphia adds 24, Hoboken sees an elderly woman die, and Ontario notes three more heat fatalities. City residents endure a second night under bed covers as cooling winds shift from the east to the southwest with a forecast of renewed warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Philadelphia
Hoboken
N. J
Ontario
Albany
York
Gay
Oklahoma wheat yield forecast in June crop review
Oklahoma state board of agriculture forecasts 29 915 000 bushels of wheat for harvest based on April harvested acreage. It notes 57 percent of normal conditions on June 1 and 8 5 bushels per acre, with significant abandonments and a potential revision next month.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture
C. D. Carter
Oklahoma
Te Board
Yidneonnwene O
Carter
Fifteen men entombed in Kentucky coal mine explosion
In West Kentucky Coal Company Mine Number 9 at Sturgis fifteen miners were trapped after an explosion. About 185 workers escaped through other exits as rescue efforts began today.
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Sturgis
West Kentucky Coal Company
Soda Slinger Whines Over Women Migrating From Tables
A ranting piece describes soda clerks lamenting customers who chat long at their tables while sipping drinks. It notes chalky debris, wilted flowers, gum, and torn straws cluttering tables and glasses as clerks strain to wash up, fearing added trouble if disruptions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Oklahoma City
Frank Norman Wins National Pole Vault Medal
Frank Norman the lone Pernell entrant in the national track meet in Chicago cleared 12 feet 6 inches to share first in the pole vault. Four tied at 12 feet 2 inches, then Norman matched 12 feet 6 inches. another cleared 12 feet 8 inches to set a record. Norman was the only Oklahoma high school entrant to place, following a record year at Norman and Stillwater.
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Frank Norman
Pernell
Chicago
Norman
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Ada High School
Snead Returns to Ada for Presbyterian Assembly Delegation
Orville Snead returned from Detroit and traveled via Columbus to Youngstown for the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S A. He met W F Widmer and family, Dr Arthur Lee Odell, and greeted Dr J Gordon and J D White. Snead noted extreme heat with two deaths reported during his stay.
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Orville Sneed
Detroit
Michigan
Sneed
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church U
Presbyterian Assembly
Mr. Snead
J. Gordon
J. D. White
Iron production in U S hits over three million tons in February
United States output reached 3 214 000 long tons of pig iron in February this year, signaling continued steel industry activity and regional production patterns across major mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
County leaders plan drive to boost Child Endowment funds
Leaders from Ada and Pontotoc county and district chairmen gathered at East Central State Teachers College to organize a June 15 drive for the Fourth District to raise a $3,000 quota for the Child Endowment fund. Jim Hatcher of the American Legion joined the planning with business leaders to mobilize supporters.
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Fourth Congressional District
Fourth
A. Linscheid
East Central State Teachers College
Jim Hatcher
American Legion of Oklahoma
Hatcher
Linscheid
E. W. Marland
Ponca City
M. O. Matthews
Legion Committee
Committee of Business Men
Roy Givens
Ada
Pontotoc County
Schenck and Gay Wed at First Methodist in Okmulgee
Carl E. Schenck of Okmulgee and Miss Pearl Gay were married at 11 this morning in the home of the bride on East Twelfth Street with Rev. R. T. Blackburn officiating. The couple will reside in Okmulgee after a short trip.
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Carl E. Schenck
Okmulgee
Pearl Gay
R. T. Blackburn
First Methodist Church
East Twelfth Street
Russell Wolford
Virginia
Catherine Morris
C. €. Morris
Marjorie Gay Dodd
Dolly Gay
J. B. Gay
Emma Lou Rodbecker
Tulsa
Miss Pearl
Mr. Schenck
Blackburn
Schenck
Ada
East Central State Teachers College
Oklahoma City
Unemah Brothers Enter potato production in Oklahoma
T P Camp and Sterling Camp, brothers, drive a tuber focused operation near Okemah Oklahoma. They plant 125 acres of sweet and Irish potatoes, using 24 seed beds heated by underground tiles, expect 25 000 bushel storage, and fatten 200 to 300 hogs from waste potatoes. The 1100 acre farm also raises white face cattle and pure bred poultry with planned crop rotation and irrigation trials.
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Okemah
T. P. Camp
Sterling Camp
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
Camp Brothers
Endeavor Union Readies Ardmore For State Convention
Ardmore prepares to host the 35th annual Oklahoma Christian Endeavor Union convention June 10 to 14. More than 1,500 delegates are registered from eighteen districts, with rooms and accommodations arranged by entertainment chair G. M. Hensley. A 100-voice chorus from local church choirs will perform the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah at the opening night.
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Ardmore
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Christian Endeavor Union
G. M. Hensley
Baptist Young People's Union
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Arthur Kyle
First Presbyterian Church
Monument Dedicated at Fairlawn Cemetery Oklahoma City
Col. R. A. Sneed spoke at a memorial service led by United Confederate Veterans and Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy to dedicate a marble monument honoring Confederate dead on the anniversary of Jefferson Davis's birth.
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Oklahoma City
R. A. Sneed
Confederate Veterans of Oklahoma
Fairlawn Cemetery
United Confederate Veterans and Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
News Want Ad Catalog Excerpt
Classified blurbs offer opportunities to buy rent or sell items through a local newspaper want ad section. Readable lines advertise services and goods with brief contact notes and prices where legible.
Unmasked bandits rob Loyal bank in broad daylight
Two unmasked men robbed Farmers and Merchants Bank at Loyal Oklahoma ten miles north in Kingfisher county, taking about $2200. They forced cashier E A Young and customers J J Walters and E L Hoskins into the vault, then fled in a touring car without a license tag. The younger bandit, cross-eyed, was about 25. the other around 38, both well dressed.
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Enid
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Loyal
Kingfisher County
E. A. Young
Young
J. J. Walters
E. L. Hoskins
Mrs Tobias Dead in San Diego After Ada Years
Mrs S I Tobias died at her home in San Diego California Last Saturday A telegram to Ebey Sugg Co says details and funeral arrangements were not released Tobias couple moved to Ada in 1901 helped build the city in mercantile business for about twenty years and retained property here They left Ada for southern California in 1921
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S. I. Tobias
San Diego
Cali
California
Norris Haney Building Suite 5 Phone Contacts
Office line is 312, residential line 744W. The entry lists Norris Haney Building Suite 5 as the contact point with two telephones for business and home use.
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Norris-Haney
Farmers Union Directory Schedule of Local Meetings
County Union meets the second and fourth Saturdays at the Court House Ada at 1 p m President W A Peck and Secretary T F Beller. Chapel Local meets second and fourth Thursdays 7 30 p m Knox Local meets first and third Fridays 7 30 p m Parish Chapel Local meets second and fourth Tuesdays 7 30 p m Ison Local meets second and fourth Wednesdays 7 30 p m.
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Farmers Union Directory County Union
Court House
Ada
W. A. Peck
T. F. Beller
Y Chapel Local
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Thass
Zeno Theatre
Matt
H.C. Fishee
Great Britain
U. S
West 12Th Street
Ponootee County
Folour
John P. Shercian
Oma Lee Smith
Snead
Presbyterian
Unemah Brothers
Endeavor Union
State Bank
L. G. Brannon
Byron Norrell
Hay Press
Mpelte
Edmiston
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