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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

7

Publication Notice of Summons in Pontotoc County Case

The Federal Land Bank of Wichita filed a petition in Pontotoc County Oklahoma against Zorn Daniels and others seeking mortgage foreclosure on a 110 acre tract in Section 16, Township 2 North Range 4 East. Defendants must answer by July 2, 1959 or be defaulted. The court seeks a first and prior lien on the described property and a sale with no deficiency judgment.

Aca Werkly State of Oklanoma Zorn Daniels Joe B. Vanleta Linty Nelson W. Ja Linddock L. R. Merers W. J. Scheenmaker First National Bank of Groetings Hergay Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas Maintiff District Cour Pontotec County Olklahomia Iural Land Bank of Wiehts Katmex X Corporativa Phintitt Zora Daniel Gop Fim Crean Fite Feo LMS Dos Feane Pontotoc Olklatreunn Holt Sous eHnalf Southewat Enid Delle Bedford Pontotoc County Oklahom F. Hodinson Denuty J. Ceed Ade Oklahoma Boc, Duchin W. Ka Pepperell The Pegern Land Bank of

Notice of Sale and Receiver Distribution

Notice describes public sale of listed land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy judgment in favor of Adtua Life Insurance Company. Includes property description, sale terms, and costs. Also notes hearing for distribution of assets and discharge of receiver in Ada Morning Times Publishing case with date set for July 17, 1939 in Ada Oklahoma.

Notice of Heir and Final Discharge Hearings in Pontotoc County, OK

Notices announce hearings on final accounts for estates in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Gertrude Norrell executrix seeks discharge in Byron Norrell estate. Also mentions distributions, final settlements, and public sale of encumbrances in Ada and nearby venues.

Must Show Europeans That Democracy Works

Norman Oklahoma June 14 The Oklahoma Institute of International Relations heard Wilhelm Sollmann exiled former German cabinet minister declare that permanent peace in Europe requires a United States of Europe and urged Europe to follow the United States of America with its diverse voices.

Norman Okla United States of Europe Oklahoma Institute of International Relations Europe United States of America Wilhelm Sollmann

Special Rehabilitation Meeting For World War Veterans

Norman Howard Post 72 Ada American Legion to hold all day June 22 1935 for veterans and dependents with pending claims or needing aid in compensation pension hospitalization child welfare or relief. Officers Dollarhide and Nolle to meet veterans 17:30 to 21:30 at the Legion hall and interview claims. County meeting that night at 8 at the Legion hall with Cuellarhide and Nolle presenting. all Pontotoc county veterans invited.

Norman Howard American Legion Ada C. B Charley) Dollarhide Department The Legion Glenn W. Nolle Legion Wall Legion Hall Cuellarhide Nolle Ponca City Oklahoma Pontotoc County

Speech on Europe Crisis By Eduard Benes

Dr Eduard Benes, last president of democratic Czechoslovakia, will discuss the European crisis and its implications tonight. The talk follows remarks on German democracy and the warning that democracy must prove its viability to Europe and the world.

Germany Hitler United States Europe Solimann Eduard Benes Czechoslovakia

Pirates May Shake Up Lineup With Bruening Sidelined

Manager Pie Traynor considers moving Floyd (Pep) Young to second base replacing Bill Brubaker while Chuck Klein eyes duty for Johnny Rizzo who is strained and may miss the week.

Pittsburgh Pie Traynor Pirate Floyd Pep Young Jack Bill Brubaker Chuck Klein Johnny Rizzo Rizzo

Rural community notes on church, visits and weather

Denny Church attendance high with Sister Lilley leading prayers. Rev Harris conducts revival in Owe Creek as good rain helps crops. numerous visits and social gatherings reported across Steedman and vicinity, including family trips, sangings, and a farewell for Murphy Seles. Baseball loss noted. many neighbors mentioned by name.

Sunday visitors in Vanoss and Sulphur include many locals

Those spending Sunday with Mrs. Cuba Childers were Mrs. Clint Childers and Louise Pitt, Mrs. J. J. Shaw, Mrs. Willie Shaw, Macy Auten and Mr and Mrs. Carl Tilley at Sulphur. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Childers were Roy Childers and daughters Jenieye and Doris, Florence and Ruby Richardson, Mrs. L. J Miller and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cartwright. Mrs. Termie Brown spent Sunday with Mrs. Edd Walker and also visited Mrs. N. N. Baker.

Termie Brown Edd’ Walker N. N. Baker

Community News Notes From Union Hill And Nearby

Union Hill residents and relatives host and visit across a wide circle including Fitzhugh Byars Roft and Arkansas. Families such as McAnally Pollock Raymer Mitchell Archer and several others share weekends Sundays and midweek visits with cousins grandparents and friends. Remember the Young Peoples arena at Union Hill on Sunday.

Union Hill Walter! McAnally Albert Pollock Fitzhugh Raymer California Henry Raymer Norman Mitchell Roy Mitchell Clara Neill George Archer Oscar Yaney Byars Gene Fortenberry Edward Harmon Burnett Rebee Grover Tompson Tompson Center Loig Snd Lillian Archer la Nova Mary Frances Whitson Lois Hazel McAnally Addie Pellock Roft Dortha Mae Williams Bonnie Lee Buster Doy Yancy St Louis Okla Ike’ Magnan Conway George Archar Wester Lee Littles Junior Sutton Oil Center Alta Long Lois McAnally Duckworth Lorene Bundy Starlen Fortenbecry Jess Newton Henry Mitchell George Mitchell L of Arkansas

Local Social Roundup and Notable Visits

A series of social calls and visits surrounding the Shumard family is noted with Mrs. Shumard hosting, Mrs. Welker of Old Midland visiting, and multiple callers including Mr. and Mrs. Teethridge, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Heller and others. The article also mentions Sunday school attendance and a nearby farming note. In Wisconsin, at Wauwatosa, Alderman Edward Ehmike reports locals feeding starling flocks oats soaked in alcohol to combat the birds, leading to intoxicated birds and a cull by incineration.

Steedman Tommy Johnson Centenial Okla Bell Johnson J. C.jones Leon Overton Fonor Murphy Seles Springfield Colp J. C. Russell Vibe V. B. Blackburn Tupelo William Beach Jack Stone Oklahoma Oe W. P. Stone J. C. Trees Sim Blackburn Christine Philps Marcell Melton W. C. Story Lakeside Wilson Ralph Brown Sf Fittstown Shumard Imogene Young Peoples Union Walter Frizer Bill Weldon Teethridge Henry Stephens California Barney Hall Warrer Shumard Welter Brown Fittstown Shumerd Saurday Garrett Heller Hall K. M. Wall Ed Roundtree Walter Frazer Jimmie Trench Allen Wauwatosa Wir Edward Ehmike

Two Drownings After Attempted Rescue Reported in Rayville

In Rayville Louisiana Richland Parish two adults and a 16 year old girl drowned while attempting to rescue a slipping girl. Victims were Edna Joy Long 10 and her aunt Mrs Wilbur Lang 48 along with Mrs W Q Smith. Coroner T M Sayre announced the findings.

Rayville Tyne Richland Parish T. M. Sayre Edna Joy Long Wilbur Lang W. Q. Smith Ada News

Want Ad: White Yearling With OF Mark Found

Lost livestock notice locating a white yearling weighing about 400 pounds with an OF badge on the right hip. Owner to pay costs and recover. Contact L. R. Voyles, Stone Wall, R R 2, by June 15, 1931.

L.R. Voyles Stonewall

Oil executives urge industry self help with government cooperation

Six oil executives urge federal and state governments to allow cooperation among industry leaders to address mutual problems without punitive measures. They call for meetings with government representatives, potential legal testing, and efforts to reduce taxes while maintaining compliance.

Tulsa the Tribune Henry M. Dawes Pure Oil Co Chicago Skelly W. G. Skelly C. C. Herndon Skelly Oil Co Steat Oklahoma Illinois

Local residents and travelers listed in Ada area notes

OCALS Mr and Mrs H R Antle of Sulphur return from a vacation to Albuquerque and Santa Fe New Mexico. He resumes archaeological work in Sulphur National Park in July. Lula Gibson reports good progress after a major operation in Topeka Kansas. Albert Ross and daughters Sydney and Doris travel to Boston for Kiwanis convention. Several Ada residents visit, shop, or travel to Oklahoma and Virginia for summer study or visits.

H.R. Antle Albuqqueque Santa Fe New Mexico J. B. Antle East Tenth National Park Sulphur Lula Gibson Roy Meek B.A. Hospital Topeka Kansas Albert Ross Sydney Doris Mondey Boston Massachusetts Ross Kiwanis Club

Oklahoma News Briefs From Many Towns Summary

Rural electrification work resumes after labor trouble with Northeast Oklahoma Electric Co-Operative. Supt. Spaulding says contractor and board agreed on preference for members on available jobs. Spavinaw Lake custodian Robert Morris testifies Jess Singer landed a 26-pound blue catfish. Waxahachis zinc mine northeast of Quapaw to reopen after year shutdown. Dr Will French notes Oklahoma people get up earlier than New Yorkers. Oklahoma Military Academy cavalry unit ranks top three among 37 inspected units. Mi ami attorney Fitzgerald named trustee counsel for First National Bank at Miami. Sister M. Placida Stultz dies. former St Michael’s principal honored at Guthrie conference. Avant Gas Service Co seeks minimum charge. advisor review. Equalization board continues protests on Little Nick Oil and Missouri Pacific. Missouri Pacific protest overruled. Lawrence N Hadley to teach at Tunkawa Junior College after OU physics masters. Bill Lindall elected president of Presbyterian youth group in Chickasha. John Chewning named vice president. Patty Spore secretary. Claude A Chandler funeral planned. thiefs steal over 300 in merchandise from M L Stockton store. Oklahoma City United Methodist conference set for Oct 24. ministers assigned by Bishop Seleeman. Floyd H Rheam named judge advocate for Oklahoma National Guard.

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