Sheriff Sale Notice for Choctaw Cotton Oil vs Shelton
Alias execution issued by Pontotoc County District Court directs public sale on June 36 1942 at 10:00 am. The sale covers an undivided one half interest in about 2600 feet of seven inch oil casing in a test well on the West Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 35 Township 5 North Range 5 East. Levi of the property in favor of Choctaw Cotton Oil Company. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser undersheriff W X Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
W. T. Shelton
Range
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Choctaw Cotton Oil Comny
Clyde Kaiser
W. X. Hughes
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Ada Oklahoma
United States Marshal will auction land in Pontotoc county Oklahoma on June 22 1942 at ten o clock a m at the federal building Ada Oklahoma. The sale is in partition case 578 Lankford Anoatub et al plaintiffs v Ada Lee Tenat William Isaac Jr et al defendants. Bid cash not less than two thirds of appraised value 1500 90 with confirmation by the court. Described parcels include portions of sections 3 7 8 township 1 north range 6 east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
District Court of
United States Eastern District of Oklahoma
Lankford
United States
Will
Federal Building
U. S. Post Office
Ada
Pantotoc County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Towit
IBM
Cranville T Norris
Fastern
Br Allen W Stanfield
J. Emerick
Seminole
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Land in Pontotoc County
Public auction on June 22 1942 at 10:00 a m at the Ada Oklahoma courthouse for the 65 by 165 foot lot in Rock Twelve in College Addition Ada Pontotoc County to satisfy judgment in case No 17389 Home Federal Savings & Loan assn vs Ray Suit Emma Suit et al with additional claim from The First National Bank of Stratford Mark Tauneford and G T Kendall. The sale is subject to taxes and further costs. Also includes a mortgage foreclosure notice in Pontotoc County for Virgil Hurley Juanita Hurley W L Coleman Emma Coleman and R J Froches Enochs in case No 17862 by Home Owners Loan Corp with bid date July 23 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Ada
Oklahoma
Ia Maintiff
Andé Ray
Emma Elizabeth
Cora Carpenter
Robert Friet Carpenter
First National Bank of Stratford
Mark Tauneford
G. TY. Kendell
Urtil Neid
Cora Cerrenter
Robert Fleet Carpenter
Cwyn. Kaiser
Dpwanntatar County
W. N. Hughes
Pearty
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Virgil T. Hurley
Juanita Hurley
W. L. Coleman
Emma Coleman
R. J. Froches
R. J. Enochs
Virgil L. Hurley
Nisinuff Am
Pontotec County
State of
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Writ of execution issued May 14 1942 to levy on Phillin Boyle lands to satisfy a Mid Texas Petroleum Company judgment assigned to J B Dudley amounting to 2647.16 plus interest and costs. One sixteenth interest in oil and mineral rights in SW quarter of SW quarter Section 20 Township 5 North Range 4 West Pontotoc County. Sale set for June 29 1942 at 10 am at the south front door of the County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser signed May 27 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ouarroy Savings Bank and Trust Company
W. E Moore
Phillin Boyle
Mid- Texas Petroleum Company
J. B. Dudley
Ward
Phillip Bovie
Gale
Phillip Boyle
Rance
Pontotoc
Okahoma
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
On County
W.N. Hughie
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Clarence West
In Pontotoc County the County Court lists the estate of Clarence West deceased. Mary H. West is Administratrix and a four month window to present claims to Ada Oklahoma is stated. Thompson & Braly appear as attorneys for the Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Clarence West
Mary H. West
Marvy H. West
Ada
Oklahoma
Thompson & Braly, Atty
Col Bob Sammons Named Chairman of Gomer Smith Club
Col Bob Sammons selected as chairman of the Gomer Smith Club for Governor in Pon totec County. Details show the leadership role and local party activity with a dated note of June 18, 2021.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sammons
Gomer Smith Club
Pontotec County
Notice to SLT County Property for resale sale
Notice from Sam Dew County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma that on July 8 1942 at 9 am in the courthouse he will sell separately described tracts in Pontotoc County Oklahoma bids start at 80 dollars for Ft NW Sec 232 Twn ?N Rance East with payment of cash and subject to Board of County Commissioners approval. Purchaser pays advertising and other costs.
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T Sam Pew
Pontotoc Courtry
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Ft NW
Rance
Vlmer Morvan
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Dew
Pentotoc County
Chinese Abandon City Of Kwangfeng In East Kiangsi Fight
Chinese high command reported a further Japanese advance in East Kiangsi while Chinese forces retook initiative in Nancheg region near the Chekiang Kiangsi railway. The Chinese abandoned Kwangfeng after an all night battle with Japanese casualties exceeding 1,000. The gap between invaders driving from Kiangsi and those east of MKuingsi was reduced to about 80 miles. Japanese claimed their columns were 60 miles apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mkuingsi
Tae
Nancheg
Planes Reach Secret Bases After Romania Mission
Cairo report states most aircraft from the U S bombing raid on Romania’s oil fields arrived at secret bases safely. Four U S bombers were forced down in Turkey four damaged by anti aircraft fire or engine trouble. A German radio claim suggested ten planes in the squadron with two shot down and four forced down in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Turkey
Romania
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News ads
Classified notice reports higher returns for ad investments in the Ada News. The item highlights value for money and potential reach for local advertisers seeking cost efficiency and expanded visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Pontotoc County Fails to Meet June Bond Quota
Pontotoc County trails its June bond quota after a weak May showing in War Savings stamps and bonds. Bond Administrator Sam K. Grant urges renewed effort and announces a June 24 War Bond rally at Ada Convention Hall organized by Mancel Brooks with Mayor Bill Crawford as principal speaker. The event features a varied program including music acts and a square dance. Revenues for the fiscal year are up by 32 million dollars. Budget discussions note rubber program funding with a reduced total of 6.835 million dollars for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Sam K. Grant
Grant
Convention Hall
Ada
Mancel Brooks
Bill Crawford
Troy Melton
East Central Quartet
Smith Funeral Home
Gene Ford
Bill Williams
Pete Green
Ella Carleton
Konawa C. C. C
Budget Bureau
Congress
USO Is Biggest Club In World
Pontotoc county men join the colors with the United States Service Organization. Mrs. George Smith notes the organization includes every soldier in uniform and projects a nationwide 3,600,000 membership by year end. County quota is $6,800 for the upcoming drive starting next Monday. U S O clubhouses offer off duty soldiers warm lounges and social halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
United Sates Service Organization
George Smith
Uncle Sam
Provisioned Omnibus Bill Speeds Guavule Rubber Output
Washington reports the house appropriations committee approved a $53,548,099 omnibus bill to accelerate Guavule rubber production and finance increased business in the nation's post offices. The measure would allocate $38,688,000 to the post office department for necessary uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Navy to rush carrier heavy shipbuilding program
The House Naval Committee approved an eight and a half billion dollar ship program prioritizing aircraft carriers over battleships. Chairman Vinson said carriers are the fleet backbone with keel layings to begin this year and rise in overall shiptonnage to over 1,400 vessels including 500,000 tons of carriers and 900,000 tons of destroyers and escort vessels.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
D-Gar
Local Visitors Share Weekend in Stonewall
Stonewall residents hosted relatives from Ada and Oklahoma City as families gathered for a Sunday visit. Clarence Williamson of Wetherford Texas traveled to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. A Williamson while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Odom and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hill, spent Sunday in the Couch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Williamson
Wetherford
Texas
A. Williamson
Henry Odom
Ada
Clint Hill
Ahloso
Clarence Odom
Bill Hall
Oklahoma City
Couch
Bill Leslie
Richson
C. M. Sliger
Dick Flowers
Ruby Leslie
Maydene
Kibal Sliger
Gladys Hatton
Man Finds Rubber Treasure in Ohio Field
Vernon Johnson finds rubber deposits in Licking County Ohio sparking laughter then interest from Morris Paine and Harry Friedman of Franklin Auto Parts Co. They dig for 3 hours uncovering 10 tons of crude rubber and processed rubber as Akron firms eye the supply worth more than rubber. Johnson’s surprise rise to local legend echoes classic discovery tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Newark
Vernon Johnson
Johnson
Licking County
Ohio
Morris Paine
Harry Friedman
Franklin Auto Parts Co
Akron
Brazil May Not Be Rubber Powerhouse Says Brazilian Scientist
Dr. A. A. Bitancourt of Sao Paulo told the Pacific division AAAS meeting that Brazil has no future as a major rubber producer. He argued synthetic rubber in the United States will surpass Brazil, due to small labor forces and limited population in Brazilian rubber regions, with current output at about 15 000 tons yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Brazil
A. A. Bitancourt
Biological Institute of
Sao Paulo
Bitancourt
American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Netherlands East Indies
State Fairs Embrace Military Features This Year
Kansas City June 17. Military displays will feature prominently at the major state fairs this year. Mrs. Ethel Murray Simonds, secretary manager of the Oklahoma Free State Fair at Muskogee and head of the Midwestern fair circuit, said fairs will proceed despite wartime obstacles and support the government's food and livestock program. Dates and lengths will be similar to former years, though rain could trim days at the larger shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ethel Murray Simonds
Muskogee
Bomb Found in Bush Lands Near Railroad Tracks
In Baltimore on June 17 a fielder could not locate a baseball and instead found a two and a half pound bomb stamped by U S army ordnance containing TNT. The solitary bomb lay by railroad tracks and was handed to police after players alerted authorities. The device was described as highly lethal and fortunate to have landed on its tail.
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Baltimore
U. S. Army Ordnance
County Unaffected By School Bus Limits This Year
Pontotoc county will not be affected by rationing of school buses this year. Buses in use are in good condition except for one district delaying purchases. Ray Stegall says parts can extend a bus life for another year, and all buses are district owned. The Roff district lacks new buses until barriers are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ray Stegall
Roff
Emancipation Day Rally Planned by Pontotoc Negroes
The Negroes of Pontotoc county will observe Emancipation Day with a rally at the corner of Fifth and Rennie Friday night June 19 at 8 o clock State and county candidates have been invited to speak Refreshments will be provided The meeting is organized by the Young Negro Democrats club of Pontotoc county Joseph W Roe is chairman William Cravens treasurer Miss Louise Brown secretary and Gaitchen Buford chairman of the social committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Fifth and
Rennie
Young
Negro Democrats Club
Joseph W. Roe
William Cravens
Louise Brown
Gaitchen Buford
Soctw
Elks Work To Save Shawnee Country Club
In Shawnee Elks plan a night meeting to avert closure of their country club during wartime. Membership fell from 350 to 180 due to gasoline rationing and enlistments, risking a 5000 dollar yearly deficit. The club may stay open only if funds are raised before July 1, aided temporarily by a women’s state golf tournament ongoing at the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Elks
Armed Services
Glen Leslie
Board of Trustees
Down
Leslie
Man Works Hard To Grow Grass Row All Summer
A man strains to cultivate a grass row through the season, aiming to keep it cut and presentable despite the effort.
Pontoto County Announces Democratic Primary Candidacies
Citizens of Pontoto County declare candidacies for county offices ahead of the July 14 1942 primary. Names listed include Moss Wimbish for County Judge Joe A Parks Clyde Kaiser Joe Neal for Sheriff F M Wood for County Clerk A W Oliver for County Treasurer A A Caldwell Elmer Chandler Earl V Parker Dist 1 Dist 2 Geo R Collins G B Owens for County Commissioner Dist 8 W F Morris for County Commissioner Dist 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontoto County
Joe A Parks Clyde Kaiser Joe Neal
A. A. Caldwell
Elmer Chandler
Earl V. Parker
Geo. R. Collins
G. B. Owens
Local Ballot Listings for Key Races
Lieutenant Governor James E. Berry, State Senator Sam A. McKeel, Congressman Fourth District Lyle H. Boren, Representative No 1 Tom McKinley, Representative No 2 Clifford J. Smith, Franklin Bourland listed for the upcoming election with names and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle H. Boren
ONDS
Tom McKinley
Clifford J. Smith
Community notices mix visits and events across nearby towns
Local residents from Pryor Ada Konawa Hugo Tishomingo and Stratford visit each other attend Bible school at First Baptist and host guests while Rev Ward plans services. A Mid South fair adds 75 cents with a humorous missive about hopping a fence and ducking the cover charge.
Social visits and light hail damage reported in community
Mrs. Ruby Winters visited Con way on Monday. Miss Sue Weatherford called on Mildred Rogers Sunday evening. Mildred Rogers visited Mrs. R. E. Lillard Tuesday evening. Hail Sunday evening caused little damage to crops. Mr Cecil Hallam spent Wednesday with his mother Mrs. H. P. Toby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Winters
Conway
Sue Weatherford
Mildred Rogers
R. E. Lillard
Cecil Hallam
H. P. Toby
Sunday Church Attended by Shield Message and Local Visitors
Last Sunday Sr . school and church were well attended. Brother Shield of Seminole brought the message. Those who spent Sunday in the home of Sam Newby included Mr. Gene Jamar and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mage Newby, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Newby of Oklahoma City.
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Ceda
Grove
Vid Taylor
Pryor
Virgie Chandler
Jay Norris
Clellen Scroggins
Vernon Norris
Breco Lake
Missoma Bingham
McCalls Chapel
O Dd Price
Konawa
Jim B
Lewis
Othalene Rainbolt
Tishomingo
Asa Price
Willie Price
Phoenix
Arizona
Edd Price
Rev
Ward
Sam
Ambers Bittle
Glenda Lee
Claude Bittle
Cottonwood
R. P. Peterson
Claud Hewet
Mr. Hewet
Junior
Mare
tat+ Ward
Irene Bevers
Am“s Bittle
Jackson Hughes
Jene Jamar
Arthur Anglin
Galegoo House
Brother Shield
Seminole
Sam Newby
Gene Jamar
Mage Newby
Jesse Newby
Oklahoma City
Lyle Boren Fights for Federal Old Age Assistance
Congressman Lyle Boren campaigns for federal financing of old age pensions and against state matching requirements. He argues federal support ensures uniform benefits regardless of poverty or work status, and opposes state investigators that restrict aid. He notes a history of opposing pension bills while favoring national funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Boren
Fourth Congressional District
Congressmion
Boren
Congress
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of Pontotoc
Isaac Burs
R. L. Walker
PR. L. Walker
Hoyt Driskill
O'anhoma
C. F. Green
Okla
Atty
Guardian
Sherifre
Ponto- Rec County
Nella Bedford
R. F. Porinson
Warren B. Rice
Kwangfeng
Elsie Claker
Woodworth Company
Ferndale
Mich
USO
Stonewall
Ueader
Country Club
Moss Wimbish
F. M. Wood
A. W. Oliver
Dist
W. F. Morris
James E. Berry
Sam A. McKeel
Franklin Bourland
Winston Churchill
London
Capt
Randolph Churchill
Women’s Volunteer Services
Vand‘s
Roy Jones
Jones
Amarillo
Orb Smith
Orby Lee
Stratford
Bert McDonald
M . Carl Denham
Center
Alicie Denham
J. W. Denham
Bud Ragland
Miller
Daisy
L. L. Miller
S. E. Williams
S. D. Lowe
Hugo
Ellis Turner
Jessie Morgan
Vaness
T. V. Brown
Roy Arnett
Troup
Pearl Harbor
Cecil Stone
Mediphis
Tenn
The
Fair Association
Cate
Galey
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