Heirship suit to quiet title in Samaria Barton estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court, Harry C. Peiker sues Howard Foreman J R Barton B L Barton W H Barton Jr Mrs W H Olphant Zoneta Foreman Olen Dancer R W Vierson and unknown heirs to determine heirship of Samaria Barton deceased and who inherits her land described as parts of Section Fifteen Township Two North Range Five East and to quiet plaintiff's title. Respondents must answer by July 12, 1934 or judgment by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Said
Harry C. Peiker
Howard Foreman
J. R. Barton
B. Ll. Barton
W. H. Barton JR
W. H. Olphant
Barton
Zoneta Foreman
Dancer
Olen Dancer
R. W. Vierson
Sama- Éptla
Samaria Barton
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Notice of Sale in Pontotoc Oklahoma Writ Auction
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma a writ of execution issued May 19 1974 in Bankers Advertising & Supply Co v McKinley Gilstrap case 12829 declares levy on W K Gilstrap property to satisfy a 62.50 debt with 6 percent interest from 1933. court set sale for July 3 1934 at 10 am at the Ada county courthouse for the undivided one fourth interest in a 40 acre oil and gas lease in section 16 ton roge ibm. Appraised at 1006 the sale will be cash to the highest bidder. Witness dated May 31 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Bankers Advertising & Supply Company
John P. McKinley
W. K. Gilstrap
TON, Roge
Oklahoma
Ada
SLAIN MAL MAY BE JIM CLARK
Miami Oklahoma reports an unidentified outlaw slain with a companion and Jack Dunaway. Sheriff Dee Watters says a Clark identification appears likely after comparing the body to a photo. Investigators name Leroy Denton as another slain gunman and detain two women connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal
Jim Clark
Miami
Okla
Jack Dunaway
Kansas State Prison
Dee Watters
Clark
Leroy Denniston
Checotah
Oklo
Notice by Publication in District Court Mortgage Foreclosure
The State of Oklahoma to Walter E Van Meter and unknown heirs and claimants of Emma Van Meter, deceased. State court in Pontotoc County, Ada. Plaintiff Home Savings & Loan Association seeks to foreclose a mortgage for 1992.23 with 10 percent interest from May 7 1934 on Lot 15 Block 5 Donaghey Addition Ada Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by July 20 1934 or judgment will proceed to exclude all rights from the property and determine heirship. Dated June 5 1934 Court Clerk Pontotoc County. C F Green Ada Oklahoma Attorney for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Pontotoc
Home Savings & Loan Association, Corporation
John C. van Meter
State OF Oklahoma
Walter E. van Meter
Emma van Meter
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Esaid
Della Bedford
C. F. Green
Ada
Okla
Pontotoc
Gatton
Birdie Gatton
B. D. Gatton
Amended Public Notice of Heirs and Partition Suit
Public notice to known and unknown heirs dev isees legatees executors administrators and assigns of Vada Shipley Ida Grayson and Mattie Grayson deceased that J A Criswell has filed a partition action in Pontotoc County District Court seeking division of the lands described as the Northeast Quarter Section 15 Township 3 North Range 6 East Indian Base and Meridian and a judicial determination of heirs of Vada Shipley at death and quieting title in the plaintiff The 28th day of July 1934 is the respond by date referenced with court clerk Della Bedford and attorneys Thomas P Holt John Boyce McKeeL as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Grayson
Vada Shipley
Grayson
Ida Grayson
Hays
Mattie Grayson
Oklahoma
District Court
Pontetoc County
J. A. Criswell
Kayson
Million Dollar Rain Boosts Barlesville Crops
Farmers hailed a rare rain of three quarters of an inch that fell overnight in Bartlesville. While it paused harvest briefly, crops and gardens benefited. The area also endured a blistering Sunday with a 104 degree high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Little Theatre Club Reschedules One-Act Play
The club changes the program to present a one-act play at the next regular meeting on Thursday evening at 8:00 in the college auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre Club
College
Hughes County Students Elect Officers for Picnic
Students of Hughes county elect officers Charles Watson as president Paul Hively as vice president Pauline Price as secretary and W C Herring as sponsor. All students meet in front of Science Hall Thursday at 7 30 pm to go on a picnic with fifteen cents per person to cover refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes County
Charles Watson
Paul Hively
Pauline Price
W. C. Herring
Science Hall
Local Softball Play Opens With Garvin County Teachers Clash
Garvin county, Slaners department store, and the Teachers organize teams with managers Lewis Smith for Slaners Johnnie Hart for the Teachers and Elvin Higgins for Garvin county. The first game on Hays field was Tuesday June 12 Garvin county lost to the Teachers 8 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin County
Slaner’s Department Store
Lewis Smith
Slaners
Johnnie Hart
Elvin Higgins
Hays Field
Garvin
Higgin
Textiles class visits stores for linen and upholstery study
The home economics textiles class led by Miss Francisco toured Slaner’s and Logsdon furniture Tuesday to compare linens and upholsteries. The outing is an annual event with store cooperation. Surveying work begins this summer, normally offered in spring and fall. Instructor A M Wallace notes four students Albert Asendorf Clay Harrell Sylvester Hawkins and Mrs Turner, the smallest enrollment yet. Six weekly hours cover field work like earthwork layouts and slope calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Slaner’s Department Store
Logsdon Furniture
A. M. Wallace
Albert Asendorf
Clay Harrell
Sylvester Hawkins
Turner
Student officers elected by Okmulgee county
Okmulgee county students elect president H. C. Moose vice president Guy Kennedy secretary treasurer Blanche Shook and sponsor C. F. Spencer Regular meetings set for Tuesdays at 7 30 p m in the Y W C A room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee County
H. C. Moose
Guy Kennedy
Blanche Shook
C. F. Spencer
Unclear Identity Stirs Fingerprint Investigation
The report notes that one man is identified as Denniston while the other remains unnamed. Fingerprint comparison is awaited to confirm the second man’s identity and resolve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniston
GOOD MARKS IN SUNDAYS RODEO AND RELIGIOUS OUTREACH
Sunday rodeo drew large Ada crowd with top times in calf roping steer riding bulldogging and wild cow milking. Local pastors urged church growth and summer Bible outreach with a July birth of a Bible prize for Sunday school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Rooker
Roff
Tilk McMillan
Clarita
Punkin
Littlefield
Pontetoe
C. A. Thomas
Jesse
Dan Elam
Ada
Lillard Sanders
Big Spoke
Ark
Zeb Colbert
Dub George
Earl Blevins
Casper
Wyo
Carl Henderson
Okemah
Mickey McCoy
Ewing Gale
Mill Creek
Quadruplets Born to Sac City Couple
A 30 year old Sac City mother Mrs L R Wycoff and her husband Lawrence Wycoff welcomed quadruplets weighing 2 1 2 to 4 1 2 pounds. The babies Lester Dean Lavern Danene Lavenne Danene Lorra ine Delaine share initials L D W. Delivered by Dr G H Swearingen with nurse assistance, they are fed corn syrup and milk. incubator methods are not used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
L. R. Wrycoff
Lawrence Wycoff
State Highway Commission
Lester Dean
Lavern Danene
Lavenne Danene
Lorraine Delaine
G. H. Swearingen
Swedish Rye Bread and Other Summer Recipes in Ada
Mrs. Betha M. Harris shares practical summer baking and cooking notes for Ada readers. The column includes Swedish Rye Bread with yeast, molasses, and raisins. Cole Slaw with cabbage and mayonnaise. Ham Loaf baked with tomato soup. White Mountain Filling for cakes. Coffee Cake with cinnamon sugar topping. Snowballs with egg whites and cream. Orange Biscuits flavored with orange and sugar. The instructions cover ingredients, mixing, rising, baking temperatures, and pan options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Weather delivers soaking rain and wind across Oklahoma
Widely scattered showers and high winds mark the hottest day of the summer in Oklahoma. rains disrupted the state amateur golf start in Muskogee and caused damage in Tulsa and the Tulsa area while Pont Ponca City Miami and Hennessey recorded varying rainfall and cool downs. Doctors and hotel managers were hurt by storm debris as farmers weigh crop needs and harvest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Mercury
Muskogee
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Hennessey
Ed Milton
Thomas Rochford
Ponca City
Miami
Spavinaw Hills
Busy Sunday Visits Report Local Families
Numerous local households spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Names include Cantrell Bottoms Branden Rich, Ferguson Jackson, Keeling McGee, Williams Ramer, Burnett Faulkenberry, and Simpkins, with several geographic mentions such as Lawrence and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cantrell
Bernie Cantrell
Namie
Johnnie Cantrell
B. B. Estes
Ertis
Luther Bottoms
Lawrence
Ida Stone
Jim Rich
Florence Stone
Winnie Bottoms
Willie
Lizzie Melton
Lenard Archer
Roy Bottoms
Edna Simpkins
Rofs
Jessie Ward of
Pickett
Fred Branden
Herd Keeling
Mary Edith Ferguson
Mary Eula Jackson
Dora Whitson
Grover Keeling
Ray Thurman
Beulah McGee
Haley Williams
Bob Ramer
Egypt
Barman Burnett
Gene Faulkenberry
Rayford Corven
James Simpkins
J. L. Penrod
Ray
Ralph Stone
Community Life Notes Move In And Visits
Local residents announce moves and weekend visits as several households report changes. Cliff Yoakum and Jess Dean moved recently while Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn and W R Dean visited George Rail. Mae Stockton and Marie Stockton called on Mrs. Jack Vaughn and Susie Davis visited Ruff Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Goodpasture
St. Louis
Missouri
George Short
Lawton
J. D. Solomon
Tidwell
Clifford Simmons
Willie MecCuller
Lillie Mae Evans
Tom Watson
Bill McCuller
W. R. Frazier
Everett Meek and Son
Charlie Frazier
Allie Storries
Norvill Crawford
Pleasant Hill
Louie Newkirk
Loren
Woodrow Hemlin
Arvin Crawford
Rufus Evans
Herman Solomon
Arden L. Coffey
Roff
Dorothy Solomon
Jewel Frazier
W. A. Meeks
Lorene Chanell
Maud
Beatrice Stephens
MecCuller
Fite
Cliff Yoakum
Ruben Stockton
Jess Dean
Jack Vaughn
W. R. Dean
George Rail
Susie Davis
Ruff Davis
Mae and
Marie Stockton
Criticises Hitler and Jail Terms in Breslau Court
In Breslau on June 9 a special court found Erwin Wollstein 28, an American citizen from New York, guilty of saying Hitler is fooling the people but ruled he could not be punished under the new law. His father Siegfried Wolkstein was convicted of saying Hitler is filling his own pocket and sentenced to six months. The youth was freed and US consul William W. Heard attended the session and welcomed the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Erwin Wollstein
New York
Hitler
Siegfried Wolkstein
William W. Heard
United States
Man Arrested For Return To Penitentiary
Alvis Jones and Charley Shockey deputy sheriffs and Ed Dyson Allen city marshal arrested a man named Bige Harrell for return to the state penitentiary at McAlester after an escape attempt. He had been out on an auto theft sentence and was found northwest of Allen in a farmhouse loft without resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Jones
Charley Shockley
Ed Dyson
Allen
Bige Harrell
McAlester
Allien
Negro arraigned after false fire alarm in Durant theft case
In Durant Oklahoma a Sherman Texas youth was arraigned for falsely triggering a fire alarm before City Recorder J D Buster who ordered his confinement after the suspect’s evasive remarks about work and meals. In Oklahoma City officials propose ads for 23 candidates to be placed in hymn books at a tabernacle revival. In Rocky Mount Dr S W Staley uses initials only, avoiding his full name Sir Walter Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant, Okla
Sherman, Tex
J. D. Buster
Oklahoma
Rocky Mount, N. C
S. W. Staley
Sir Walter
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Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Ben Hatcher
Plaintiff
Iola Pray
Clarence IL. Denham
K. S. Denham
Pentotoc County
Gett
Dawes Harden
American Life Insurance Company, Corporation
Cre
Alice McCauley
Carrell
Pontotec County
County Court House
Indian Base
Meridian
Rv Claude Sturdevant
Blanton, Curtis and Blanton
Man
Hall’s Hill
Pearl Sutterfield
Leona Misenheimer
Lena Wofford Lavern Tomilson
Marvin Fort
Othela Oliver
Ollie Whisenhunt
Ernest Davis
Mrs. Tomlinson
Owl Creek
Ingram
Now
C. M. Sliger
Elmo Park
T. G
Rowin
Darden
Ben Horton
Kiowa
Carr
Gentra Hatton
Reba Williams
Ruby Couch
Azalea Odom
Grandma Scott
Nome Scott
Union Valley
Mamie Satterfield
Breco Hospital
Florence Scott
Jessie Mae Maples
Joy Barnes
Arthor Hill
Connie Hill
Chelsea
Vinita
Madee Cotner
Charlie Cotner
Galena
Kan
Ruth Clanton
Eddie Clanton
Chealsea
Watters
Celve Clanton
Bill
Frank Shinne1
Wilson
Hickory
Welcher
Jess Salone
M. W. O'Neal
A. L. Clary
Arlene Kimbrough
Robertson
Grady Jinks
Ben Smith
A. C. Byars
Cliff Denslaw
Albert Clary Jr
Arlene Clary
Pauline Salone
Rost
Irma Franklin
Odell Hinson
Okmulgee
E. J. Hayes
Dave Barrow
Jim Orr
O. L. Bynum
John Ewing
Lewis Giphart
Bessie Bond
Boyd Roff
Aleene Kimbrough
Fred Lane
W. A. Mitchell
Jim Crage
Porter Crage
Aubra Clary
Ethard Etchieson
Mary Stockton
Emmit Weartham
Pittsfield
Ill
State of
Donaghey
College News
Co. F. Green
Administratrix
Conway
Lee Gillock
Pearl Barnes
Mary - Kerr
Jack Riddle
Elza Cooper
Earl Cooper
Buck McNeal
Pat Toby
Lovelady
Hood
Dawson
Jim Laughlin
Ruther Raney
Lula
Chick Neale
Davis
Ken Lamb
Ada Ball Park
Pete Woods
Owa
Swearingen
Betha M. Harris
Union Hill
Brook Haven
Nassah
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