Probate and deed notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notices announce estate actions and claims in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Documents include quieting title suits for Joseph McGee heirs and public publication notices naming unknown claimants, heirs, executors and trustees, plus creditor claims deadlines for J H Rock and PD Daugherty estates.
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State OF Oklahoma
Catherine Frazier
Joseph McGee
Lucy McGee
Giney Parnacher
Public Auction Indian Land Sale at Ada Post Office
W. E. Hiskey field clerk announces a public auction in Ada Oklahoma on Thursday July 12 1928 at 2 PM. Case 26343 Galloway Lewis Chickasaw Roll No 59 77.21 acres in Sec 24 and Sec 19 T2 Ny 2 E Pontotec County 40 acres rolling 10 cultivated 300 rough 35 timber 2 room box house 200 rods fence 12 miles from Ada with potential oil and gas value. Cash terms plus $20 sale expense. Office Muskogee Oklahoma Ci Blais details. June 2 1928. 6-6-3tw
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Ada
Oklahoma
W. E. Hiskey
Galloway Lewis
Chickasaw
Pontotec
Ci. Blais Dist
Muskogee
Wilson and Wilson Attorneys for Plaintiff
Oklahoma City law firm Wilson and Wilson represents the plaintiff in a pending case filed in Oklahoma County. The docket lists the firm as counsel of record with a June filing reference and a 6 6 4 fourfold notation.
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Seal
Wilson & Wilson
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1928
Notice of sheriff sale issued in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of $5,148.18 plus costs. On June 25, 1928 at 2:00 PM the south front door of Ada Court House will offer Lots 3 and 4 and the south half of the northwest quarter of section 4 township 4 north range 4 east containing 154.65 acres more or less for cash to the highest bidder.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
District Court
J. F. McKeel
S. Walter C. Coffey
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Walter C. Coffey
Oklahoma State Bank of Davis
Ade
Joseph McGee
Lucy McGee
Ginecy Parnacher
Catherine Frazier
L. BE. Franklin
Said
Continental American Life Insurance Company
Noe
W. L. McKinley
Royalties Association of Oklahoma
T. B. Hoffer
Annie B. McKinley
Sr Hon
Towit
Indian Meridian
W. L. McKkinley
Annie E. McKinley
Clarence Thomas McSwain
Belle McSwain
Charles McSwain
Maud McSwain
A. E. Nolen
Stella May Smith
John D. Stewart
George E. Stewart
Wynona E. Statler
Wynona Elizabeth Statler
Rollow Hardware Company
Claude Logsdon
Carrie M. Haney
N. B. Haney
Real Estidte
County E
Ada
Pontotoc County Court House
Township 3
Range
Indian Base
Meridian
Commerce Trust Company
Walter the Lovelady
Ada Lovelady
Walter
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
McKeown & Green
Oklahoma State Bank of
Kansas FE
Columbus Hinkle
Mary Elley Lee Hinkle
District Court of
Pontotoc Councy
Board of Trustees of
Park College
Edna Brashears
Geo. W. Brashears
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Co
A Corp
Equitable Farm Mortgage Co
F. N. Guthrie
Jesse Pullen
Lizzie Heath
B. Walker
TP. H. Deal
W. C. Duncan
Santa Fe acquires control of Orient railroad
The Santa Fe railway has taken 40 percent of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient line and seeks the remaining stake from W T Kemper and associates. Purchase price for the 40 percent stake reportedly 14 million dollars. Kemper says Santa Fe is the only road planning to acquire Orient and would rather see Santa Fe control than another railroad.
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Wichita
The
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City, Mexico
W. T. Kemper
Orient
Santa Fe
Southern Cross Crew Not Joining Kingsford Smith In Sydney
Sydney reports that Harry Lyon and James Warner will not accompany Captain Kingsford Smith and Ulm to Sydney. The Americans will stay in Brisbane for a few days then return to the United States.
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Sydney
The
Sydney News
Harry Lyon
Southern Cross
James Warner
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Ulm
Sidney
Brisbane
United States
Australia
Oakland
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Charles Ulm
Bruce
Commonwealth
Kingsford-Smith
Queensland
Lyon
Warner
Pacific
Los Angeles
G. A. Hancock
Governor Johnston in clash over highway route 27 designation
Governor Johnston accused R L Seaman former secretary of the state highway commission of attempting to draw him into a county commissioners dispute in Okmulgee county. The governor planned to urge highway commissioners to reverse their designation of a section of State Highway No 27 east of Okmulgee.
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Oklahoma City
Okmulgee County
R. L. Seaman
State Highway Commissiin
Okmulgee
Johnston
Seaman
Gill Campaign Fights Over County Route Costs
Sseallan defends X HK Gill in District No 2 Okmulgee county race against N Hickman. Gill says the road location fight uses county funds and serves Morris area interests including a gasoline plant and a Gaither coal mine, with about 70 workers.
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Sseallan
X. HK Gill
Okmulgee County
N. Hickman
Gill
Morris
Gaither
Oklahoma and Neighbor States Suffer Severe Storm Damage
A series of windstorms and tornadoes swept north central and northeastern Oklahoma. Braman suffered major destruction including the hotel and city hall roof. One man, W. M. Smith, was killed by a tornado near Dewey. Ponca City, Bartlesville, Blackwell and Enid reported severe winds, with power outages and widespread damage.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Braman
Kansas Line
W. M. Smith
Post Oak
Dewey
Bartlesville
Blackwell
Ponca City
Newkirk
Nowata
Enid
Perry
Guthrie
Tornado Claims Rise From Harper County Toll
A tornado swept through Harper county near the Oklahoma line killing two at Little Sandy and injuring several others in Oklahoma and Kansas. Williams and his wife died in a demolished pumping station box car. their son was seriously injured. In Waldron, five were hurt as houses unroofed and a hotel damaged. Clyde Young family of four and Roe Crittenden suffered injuries amid widespread destruction.
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Roe Crittenden
Indictments In Pittsburgh For Booze Violations
Federal grand jury returns 167 indictments charging officials including Superintendent Peter P. Walsh and lawmakers Samuel J. Grenet Luke Sullivan with conspiring to violate prohibition laws. The probe names numerous illicit liquor manufacturers and bootleggers amid city federal authority tensions.
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Pittsburgh
Peter P. Walsh
Samuel J. Grenet
Luke Sullivan
Storm Roars Over Caldwell and Drury Area
A storm roared over Caldwell and five miles east at Drury, with only scattered damage reported as the event moved northeast. Local observations noted roofed at Caldwell and Drury amid the wide area impact.
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Caldwell
Drury
Appellate court upholds Sledge sentence in 25 year term
Oklahoma City June 9. The criminal court of appeals affirmed a Jeffer son county verdict sentencing Harry Sledge to 25 years in the state penitentiary for a joint statutory offense with Bill Brown and Ted Elliott. The court modified the lower court verdict from 35 years due to Sledge being 20 at the time and the sentence seeming too severe. Brown and Elliott remain free on bond pending appeal.
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Oklahoma
Brown
Elliott
Stephens County
Dodd Castor
Chester Crow
Dewey County
Petit Larceny
J. H. Cook
Muskogee
Tom Murry
Okmulgee
B. J. Brady
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma Portland Cement Crew Aims for No-Accident June
With one third of June complete, 406 Oklahoma Portland Cement employees report no off-time accidents in safety program. Three near misses caused scare but no layoffs. Plant leaders Rodarmel and Matthews pledge full effort to sustain four straight accident-free Junes for 42,000 workers nationwide in the campaign. If successful, 1600 local workers and families will celebrate with a big barbecue in Lawrence and Ada.
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Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Oklahoma
Portland
M. O. Matthews
Claude Rodarmel
United States
Lawrence
Ada
Rodarmel
Negro Leader Happy as Six Delegates Are Found
Kansas City report details Clark Greer of Georgia custodian of Hoover negro delegates and his success locating six abducted delegates after a tense search across the river. Greer had kept two camps aligned with rival bosses Miller Carnes and Clark Greer, maintaining control over the Georgia delegation amid convention intrigue.
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Kansas City
Clark Greer
Georgia
South
Kansas
Miller Carnes
Greer
Hoover
Carns
Lowden
Carnes
Chicago
Rainbow Girls Gather for Oklahoma State Session in Muskogee
More than 600 Rainbow Girls from across Oklahoma converge on Muskogee for the two day annual session of the Oklahoma Grand Assembly Order of the Rainbow. Founders W Mark Sexson and Ida M Weir are guest of honor with Weir presiding for the Grand Cross of Colors at the Masonic temple.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Grand Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Muskogee Assembly
Order
W. Mark Sexson
Ida M. Weir
Order of Eastern Star
London honors Eleanor Lodge with Doctor of Literature
Eleanor Lodge historian and teacher, sister of Sir Oliver Lodge, becomes Oxford's first woman to receive the degree of Doctor of Literature at age 59.
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London
Oxford
Eleanor Lodge
Sir Oliver Lodge
Buy It Rent ft Find it with a News Want Ad
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B. H. Deal
L. E. Franklin
Byron Roberts
Byuron
McKeown & Green Attorneys
E. Franklin
Reuben M. Roddie
County of Pontotoc
J. H. Rock
Lew Rock
Eebh
J. PD. Daugherty
G. W. Daugherty
Credtitfors
Allen
Okla
H. Deal
Harrell & Kisrr
Tk. Ft. Jones
G. W. Jones
T. R. Jones
Francis
Jane
W.C. Duncan
Liers
Gen Royal
Braham
Shaw
H. L. Canady Company
Ward-Beekman-Brooks Construction Company
Highway Commission
Pottawatomie
Fidler
Noel
W. C. City
Cannady
American First National Bank of
Ward-Bbeekman-Brooks
Canaday
Ward-Beekman-Brooks
John F. Rightmire
J. E. McDonald
Ward- Beekman-Brooks
Pottawatomie County
Ward - Beekman - Brooks
Gement
Happy
F. O. B. Durant
L. F. Lee
First National Bank of
Davis
Roy Chambless
Kla
Rainbow Girls of State
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