Sheriff’s sale of Sunrise Ada Okla foreclosure Lot 9
Pontotoc County Oklahoma to sell at public auction to highest bidder cash at the Ada courthouse south front door on June 16 1941 at 10 am under an order of sale in cause 15 639 Home Owners Loan Corp as plaintiff and F Herrin Grace Herrin defendants to satisfy a judgment of 1809 63 plus 5 percent interest from November 4 1946 and attorney fees 1806 96 with costs witness May 10 1941 Sheriff Clyde Kaiser undersheriff W N Hughes Thompson Braly attorneys for plaintiff 5-15-5tw
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Okla
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
F. Herrin
Grace Herrin
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Thompson & Braly. Attys
Mayhue Rights of Majority Public Notification in Pontotoc
In the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma Gilbert C Mayhue applies for the rights of majority Notice by publication is issued by the state of Oklahoma to inform interested parties. The case concerns legal action requiring appearance and response within the statutory period.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Gilbert C. Mayhue
State of
District Court Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County
Plaintiff Ed S. Haraway sues Irene Bevers and heirs in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to foreclose a first mortgage on the described property and determine heirs of Q R Bevers deceased. Default deadline July 24, 1941. court clerk Della Bedford seals the notice. Attorney Ben Hatcher represents the plaintiff.
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District Court
Pontotoc 7 County
Oklahoma
S. Haraway
Irene Bevers
State of Oklahoma
Faun Smith
Bevers
Fiorice Cummings
Q. R. Bevers
Ib&m
Pontotoc County
Q. A
Della Bedford
Ben Hatcher
Atty
Hearing for Letters of Administration in McCarty Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Pauline McCarty petitions for letters of administration for Tom McCarty who died intestate around June 4 1941. The hearing is set for June 19 1941 at 10 a.m. in the Pontotoc County Courthouse with notices to heirs by mail or public posting and newspaper publication if addresses are unknown. Judge Driskill signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Tom McCarty
Pauline McCarty
Pauline Denty
Adaeekly News
Driskila
County
Iudre
Lost yearling steer from Carpenter farm southeast of Adla
Strayed from P. Carpenters farm southeast of Adla a yearling steer weighing 425 to 475 pounds with a single hip brand. Notify L. P. Carpenter. Reward offered.
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P. Carpenter
Adla
L. P. Carpenter
Notice of Hearing Petition for Appointment of Administrator
State of Oklahoma notice informs Pontotoc County heirs next of kin and creditors that Pauline McCarty has applied for letters of administration on Tom McCarty deceased. Hearing set in Ada court room June 19 1941 at 16 o clock, any interested may appear and show cause. Signed by County Judge Hoyt Driskill.
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Pontotoc
Tom McCarty
Pauline McCarty
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Said
Hoyt Driskill
Wheat Growers Smiling Despite Panhandle Flood Damage
Oklahoma panhandle wheat growers cheer a good year despite heavy rains across the state. Federal statistician D. Blood estimates June 1 crop at 71,296,000 bushels, noting undetermined damage elsewhere yet panhandle remains strong. Continuous rains flatten fields, with some areas abandoned and harvest delayed by moisture and disease. Previous state estimate ranged from 60,485,090 to 54,346,000 bushels to account for weather damage.
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Oklahola City
Oklahoma Panhandle
Panhandle
D. Blood
State Department of Agriculture
Local social notes from Holdenville and area
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs A Wall of Holdenville with Mr and Mrs C A Berger. Tennie Brown tours Texas relatives. Billy Denman called on Mrs S E Williams. Hubert Hayes of Kansas City and family m end visit with Mrs Sprague near Vaness. Maurine Berger saw Mrs C L Berger. Charlie Turner and Sam Collins families move to Center. Flint Hammond visiting Arizona. Bertha Turner visited Riley home. Johnson family visited Hart community. M J Brewinton leaves for Ardmore to supervise CCC classes during vacation.
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A. Wall
Holdenville
C. A. Berger
Tennie Brown
Texas
Billy Denman
S. E. Williams
Hubert Hayes
Kansas City
Mr. Hayes
Sprague
Vaness
Maurine Berger
C. L. Berger
Prinz Eugen May Have Been Found
British planes bombed Brest docks and anchorages last night and attacked a German cruiser believed to be the Prinz Eugen. Authorities said a large weight of bombs was dropped but no claim of a hit was made. The Prinz Eugen had earlier sailed with the Bismarck before Hood’s sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brest
Bismarck
Atlantic
Hood
Evening Primrose Seeks Oklahoma State Flower Honor
Norman Oklahoma June 11 A University of Oklahoma botany professor Dr Milton Hopkins has launched a campaign to elevate the evening primrose to state flower status The professor argues the yellow bloom is widespread across open prairies pastures and meadows making it a better fit than the current state flower mistletoe which is less common across the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Milton Hopkins
Oklahoma
Howkins
Record of U S Military Spending Since 1914
The United States has spent about 36.5 billion dollars on its armed forces since 1914 with 11.717 billion used in 1919 alone, the highest annual outlay to that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oil Industry Bids to Shape Defense Plans
Tulsa report notes a $10 billion U S oil industry moves to coordinate for national defense. Ralph K Davies named deputy to Secretary Ickes as oil flow bottlenecks from Gulf ports to the Atlantic persist and a federal probe into price increases looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Funk
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Ralph K. Davies
Standard Oil Company of California
Harold L. Ickes
New Petroleum Corporation For National Defense
Atlantic
Davies
Roosevelt
Gulf Ports
Atlantic Seaboard
High Officers Review First Phase of Army Maneuvers
Camp Bowie Brownwood Texas June 11 high army officials digest achievements and errors of the eighth corps maneuvers. Lieut Gen Walter Krueger and Brig Gen Jos A Atkins critique with Gen L J McNair arriving to view phase two. 70000 soldiers move to new positions for the next two day mock battle between Reds and Blues amid rain and transport delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Texas
United States Army
Eighth Corps
Walter Krueger
Third Army
Jos. A. Atkins
L. J. McNair
General Headquarters
Artillery Duels Spark Frontline Action in Syria Lebanon
British and Free French forces push north from Palestine into Syria and Lebanon as Australian and French batteries duel near Metulla. Khiam fort falls to British, French hold some positions, and colonial troops report divisions and loyalties among local auxiliaries as cavalry advances toward Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Syria
Metulla
Palestine-Lebanon
Palestine
trans-Jordan
Lebanon
Reuters
Khiam
Klis
Germany
Nvith
Litani
Damascus
Jebel Ed Druz
Swivel Chairs Out As Field Moves Go Army In Tennessee
Seventh Army Corps officers showcase portable command posts nicknamed igloos as modern tactics demand rapid troop movement. Generals to lieutenants sleep in pup tents and eat military rations while and officers must keep pace with advancing commands. Igloos feature windows, water and light proofing, and can be trucked in under a minute with electrical lighting and blackout gear.
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Tennessee
Seventh Army Corps
Walter Krueger
3Rd Army
Rural communities bid farewell and visit each other
Rev. and Mrs. Winford Brooks prepare to move to Que Mada Texas for pastoral work. Local pastors and many families share meals and visits across Hoyt and Stonewall. A gym project advances as millwork arrives, while a busy schedule of kinship and church gatherings fills Sundays and weekdays.
Heavy Losses On Shipping Claimed In 1941 First Four Months
Berlin reports German forces sank 2,235,100 tons of British shipping in the first four months of 1941. The navy claimed 1,471,000 tons with submarines and surface ships, and the air force 764,000 tons from 170 ships. About 1,200,000 tons under British control were damaged. Additional losses from mines and prizes were not detailed.
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Berlin
Air Force
Britain
High Command
Cleaning Day For Big Fire Trucks
Adans Wednesday morning showcased the local fire department’s spring cleaning day. Firemen rolled out six large trucks for exterior cleaning while curious onlookers gathered on the sidewalk. The newest truck, bought last year, drew the most attention. Inside, crews operated high pressure hoses to clean the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adans
Judy Garland to Reveal Engagement Next Sunday
Hollywood reports Judy Garland, age 19, will formally announce her engagement to songwriter Dave Rose at a party next Sunday. Garland’s mother announced the engagement informally days earlier. she spent her birthday yesterday on a film project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Garland
Hollywood
Dave Rose
Rain in flight harms wooden propellers per Aero Insurance
Aero Insurance Underwriters warn that rain encountered during flight will eat the varnish off wooden propellers within 25 minutes if the downpour is heavy. The memo emphasizes rapid erosion risk and potential performance implications for early aircraft with wooden components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Insurance
Union Valley Sunday School Attendance Noted
Sunday attendance at Union Valley was good. Lola Mae Hogett and Idogene Scott visited Gladys Falter. Visitors to the Stephens home included Maloy, Fred Falter, and Jeff Byrd. Loretta Henry and Helen Scott visited Vilda Stephens and her mother Saturday evening. Omega Leach of Ada spent Sunday with Drusilla Scott. Joe Kent Abbott of Pecan Grove is visiting Bennie Lee Stephens. Ada relatives visited the Kellions. Porter's son of Fort Sill visited home folks. Robert Sanders and wife stayed with his parents in Stonewall. C C Stephens's home hosted Moit of Ada Barney Abbott and children from Pecan Grove.
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Gus Watson
Mildred
Ada
Melzania Solomon
Elnora Kelley
Henry Coffey
Pampa
Texas
Fred Ray
John Ray
Grandpa
Grandma Garrett
Jack Pendleton
Stillwater
Fay Pendleton
Jack
Hutchinson
Kansas
A. Hennigan
Frank Cobb
Sonny Boy” Patton
W. C. Patton
Muskogee
Henryetta
Tulsa
Bufford
Junior Hammonds
Edward Berryman
Clyde Kaiser
Charley Walker
Herbert Kaiser
Shirley Massey
Joyce Coventon
Wynema Coventon
John Coventon
Eric Coventon
Massey
Shirley
Myra Berryman
Earl Collings
M. L
Marian Caton
Lester Berryman
Berryman
Hollis
Neal McDonald
Francis
Oakman
Billy Ear
Jimmy Stevenson
Leo Berryman
Wilma Ruth Anderson
Pauline Dryden
Juanita Simpson
Marie Vickers
Stonewall
Willie Lois Bushers
Edith Coffee
Sasakwa
Jess Berryman
Earl McAdams
Latta
Cullen Hampton
Amos Hays
Lam Moore
Wetumka
M. L. Caton
Mr. Moore
Bertha Bushers
Willie Lois
Helen and
Milburn
Lottie Holland
Elverieta Caton
Helen Berryman
Juanita
Janell Caldwell
Pauline McDonald
Cromwell
Ruth
Norma Lou Lamar
Lola Mae Hogett
Idogene Scott
Gladys Falter
B. M. Stephens
Maloy
Fred Falter
Jeff Byrd
Berry
Helen "Scott
Loretta Henry
Vilda Stephens
Mother
Omega Leach
Drusilla Scott
Joe Kent Abbott
Pecan Grove
Bennie Lee Stephens
Marshal Kellion Sunny
Porter
Fort Sill
Robert Sanders
Sanders
C. C. Stephens
Moit
Barney Abbott
Ladies Home Mission Group
Willie Glover
Shannon
Sunny
Violet Wainscott
Archer City
Iva Banks
Santa
Paula
Calif
Thomas Graham
Austin
Mr. Glover
Paul Coonrod
Roy Coonrod
Fred Coonrod
Coonrod
Mauce Herring
Frisco
Mr. Perring
Jes Shannon
Monay
Clara Kennedy
Virgil Shannon
Konawa
Carol Odoms
Wendell Glover
Echoles
Charles
Dare
Mozelle Glover
Lavern Blankenship
Oakman community notices and visits update
The column reports a rainout of the Women s Missionary meeting and a well attended singing event. It lists weekly church services at Pentecostal Holiness, preacher Rev. Ernest Dunagan, Oakman youth plans to attend Cromwell services June 13, visitors to local families, and health updates including Flora Carter s hospital operation recovery. It notes Sunday school, prayer meetings, and various local visits across families and nearby towns.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Ernest Dunagan
Oakman
Cromwell
Herbert Kaiser
Clyde Kaiser
Neal McDonald
Tony Foxx
Flora Carter
Valley View Hospital
Bertha Bushers
Helen and
Milburn
Ingram
Happyland
P. M. Wright
Sugg
Earl Emerson
Manhattan
Kas
Jackie Kelly Emerson
Kelly
Mrs. Emerson
Gladys Morgan
Oldest Rookie Of Baseball Signs With Dallas Texan Club
Harold V. Ratliff reports James Patrick Conley known as Snipe, at 49 signed by Dallas president George Schepps to join the Texas League as a rookie. Conley, a famed spitball pitcher, last played in 1927 and will report June 24 to study batters before his June 25 mound debut. He began pro baseball in 1912, had a 1918 no-loss major league record with Cincinnati, and later managed Dallas 1925 1927 while weighing 185 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
James Patrick
Snipe
Conley
Schepps
Husky
Cincinnati
Texan
Tex
Rain helps crops as Pickett records and visits
Rain Friday blessed Pickett farmers as crops needed moisture. Singing drew a good crowd Wednesday night. Sick list includes Barbara Wallace Jewel Sutherland and Flunky Wallace. speedy recoveries wished. J B Corvin Herman Lee Coley and Jess Corvin visited the Sutherland home Tuesday afternoon. Mildred Farr visited Hazel Assetine. Helen Permieuse stayed with Mrs Bill Miller last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Barbara Wallace
Jewel Southerland
Ada and Area Visits Reported Across Oklahoma Towns
Ada residents with relatives in Garr Corner Greenville and Tishomingo are noted as visiting family and returning home from six week vacations. CCC camp members J B Corvin M Hurley Lloyd Wallace and John South Thomas Bullock are mentioned with weekend visits and local outings.
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Ada
Floy Eddings
Joe Massey
Garr Corner
Jean Southerland
Anna Marie Fowler
Edna Fowler
Greenville
Tex
Elvin Scarberry
Bonnie Reed
Shirley
Cleta Reed
Tishomingo
Mildred Farr
Thomas Bullock
CCC
Ardmore
Jess Caley
Monroe Hurley Lloyd Wallace
Purcell
J. T. Wright
Pickett
Georgia Thurman
Eunice Wylie
Mildredge
McCause
Edith Sutton
J. H. Bull
French claim British destroyers hit off Sidon coast
Beir ut reports say French naval forces damaged two British destroyers in a naval battle off Saida Sidon on the Lebanon coast. French reports state both ships took direct hits and emitted large columns of smoke. One destroyer was hit yesterday afternoon and remained immobile near the coast until dusk.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saida
Sidon
Water Scooped Out Workmen Resume Digging For Building
The crew of the administration building at the county fairgrounds resumed digging after two days of flooding from heavy rains. Pumps removed water from excavations and quarry work near Fittstown will supply stone, with Ada receiving deliveries soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Ship Administration
County Fairgrounds
Fittstown
Conscience Clear After Eight Years
Donald Hurry 28, paroled in 1933 for attempted robbery, did not report to parole, worked as seaman, married in Texas, returned to New York with his wife to confess. Parole Commissioner Sanford Bates released him, sending him home and withholding his hometown name.
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New York
Texas
Donald Hurry
New York State
Hurry
Sanford Bates
Bates
Flea Infestation Hits Stillwater City Hall
A Daily News report recalls Stillwater City Hall plagued by fleas in the basement. Mayor McConkey orders exterminators and seals first floor communications as workers fear infiltration while dogs are suspected as canine camp collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Junell
L. E. McConkey
Daily News
Denver
Canine Concentration Camp
Rains Delay Wickham Packing Plant Readied for July
Wickham Packing company near Ada expects to open by July 1 despite recent rains slowing interior work. Dial Carmen said most remaining tasks are interior finishings as outside clean-up and painting proceed. The plant will be roughly twice the size of the former Smith Packing and handle 300 cattle and 900 hogs weekly once fully equipped at an estimated remodeling cost around 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickham Packing Company
Dial Carmen
Ada
Carmen
Smith Packing Company
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Mayhue
Gilbert Co. Mayhue
Gilbert May
Gilbert CC. Mayhue
G. CC. Mayhue, Jr
G. C. Mayhue
Thompson & Braly
Attorneys At Law
Attys
E. D. Swinton
Insheet
Somme
France
Vanoss
Prinz Eugen
Evening Primrose
Oklahoma State
OWL
Winford Brooks
Rev. Brooks
Quemada
Rev. Parker
Allen
C. M. Sliger
Rebel Sliger
Parker
Cortney
Winnie Joe Gray
Laula Mae Rose
Brooks
L. R. Dame
Lowe
Hatton Home
Bill Bennett
Luther Hatton
Rose Home
Denman Flowers
Cecil Hobbs
Ruth Soloman
Wanda
Kelley
Old Maid” Quartette
Virgil Johnson
Abe Stephens
John Dunn
Jack Dunn
Bob Fussell
Herbert Herring
Sunshine
Bobby Jeff Fussell
Chester Bump
Jimmy Owenby
Doris Pendleton
Union Valley
Barris City
Snipe Conley
Fairgrounds
Stillwater City Hall
Wickham Company
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