Notice of Sale and Sheriff Sale Notices in Pontotoc County OK
Public notices detail an oil and gas lease sale by Pontotoc District 39 Oklahoma with a minimum bid and 10 year term, plus a sheriff sale of multiple properties in Ada and Pontotoc County under various foreclosure actions, including Federal Land Bank cases and mortgage judgments. Also includes an election proclamation for Ada city bonds. Local social notes follow.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Aid
Board of Trustees
B. Mitchell
J. W. Sherrell
E. J. Alexander
Local visits highlight community Sunday calls
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Price visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thorp near Oakman on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Holliday spent part of Sunday night with her mother Mrs. Edd Brumley. Mrs. BAH Quincy and can called on Henry Britt and children Monday.
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Adrian Price
Clifton Thorp
Oakman
Jess Holliday
Edd Brumley
Bah Quincy
Can
Henry Britt
John Reed
Oil Center
Alberry Mobley
Effie Kimbell
Fitzhugh
Jack Green
Ahloso
Virgil Brumley
Colbert
W. H. Brumley
Elmer
Verna May Raines
Walter Watham
Cotton Creek Ridge
Obbie Scroggins
T. J. Binham
Lee Scroggins
Bingham
Thelma
Nadene West
Noma
Katy Louise Bingham
Edith
Helen Bryant
Imogene Bingham
Orville Scroggins
Ralph Bingham
Vernon Norris
J. L. Scroggins
Eugene Bingham
Imogene
Ralph
T. J. Bingham
Francis
O. F. Akin
Ruthie
Cecil
Edith Bryant
Sylvia
Oneta Lamb
Frank Scroggins
Carl West
Bryant
Helen
Onetta
Mildred
Madgelene Green
Eric Harris
Lorine
Robert
Otto
Willie
Opal
Edna Jones
Clelen Scroggins
Coy Henson
Lavern Baxter
Henry Jones
Dorotha Matthews
Iso
Leon
Carlos Scroggins
Agness Vaught
Clyde Akins
O. F. Akins
Maney Green
Dallas
Texas
Edd Scroggins
Leona Scroggins
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County OK 1935
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Pontotoc County District Court to sell 286 acres in the Northwest Quarter and related tracts in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 9363.95 dollars plus fees. Sale set for July 1 1933 at 2 60 p.m. at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse. Also includes public notice in a separate case of Paschal Investment Company v Sanders et al about 50 acres in Sections 23 and 24 Township 4 North Range 6 East to foreclose a 500 dollar note and quiet title with answer due August 3 1935.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Agnes B. Bradley
Jewel Sweeney
Nee Ford
M.S. Sweeney
The
Texas Company
W. L. Butler
I. J. Butler
Harry HW
Diamond Oil Company
King & Crawford
Said County
I. M. King
John P. Crawford
Ada
Uie
Southern Oil Company
Federal Land Bank OF Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
John E. Hall
Sherife
Federal Lend Bank of Wichita
John E. Hail
Sarah Hail
L. Griffeth
Bernice Griffeth
J. Misenheimer
Tura Misenheimer
R. R. Misenheimer
Vivian Misenheimer
Ira E. Cornelius
H. E. Morris
BE. Adams
Fullerton Parker
Louis Parker
M. W. Busby
John W. McCullough
Alum Wolfe
Eula Wolfe
Chinsmayne Wright
Wilson Wright
F. P. Sizer
H. A. Gardner
Rose Mansfield
Willie Johnson
Etta
Beard
Louisa Meshontambi
George A. Manefield
Liza Ann Wolfe
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
the Texas Company
Champlin & Bass, Inc
Harry H. Diamond Oil Company
Imperial Development Company
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
Boswell
Etta B. Beard
H. G. Beard
Fendantes
Ponotoc
State of
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Home Savings and Loan Association
V. Pland
Adam
Lote JT and & Block
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
F. Green
Pontotec County
Travelers Insurance Company
Pearl Chilrcutt
Lawton S
Eugene S. Wells
Harrell & Kerr
Township
North Range
Social guests and visits in Happy Land area families
The notice lists numerous visits and overnight stays across Happy Land communities. Georgie Jones stayed with her brother Scott Jones. Ruby Scroggins with Emma Bandy. Allie Lilley and Lowell Tharp with S. M. Lilley. Rachel Tharp with Mrs. George Robbins. Georgie Jones with Myrtle Capps and children. Louie Bandy with Evelyn Bandy. Walter Binkley and child with Guy Binkley. Ralph Binkley and Keneth Dunlap with Francis and Ila Tharp. Evelyn Bandy with L. Rogers of Oakman. Edith Foxx and children with Mrs. Jim Foxx. Verlie Beulah Wilson and Vergie Williams with Rosa Lee and Cassie Mae Williamson. C. T. Johnson and Leonora Wilson with Hubert Williams.
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Georgie Jones
Scott Jones
Happy Land
Ruby Scroggins
Emma Bandy
Allie Lilley
Lowell Tharp
MS. Lilley
Rachel Tharp
George Robbins
Myrtle Capps
Louie Bandy
Evelyn Bandy
Guy Binkley
Walter Binkley
Francis
Ila
Carl Tharp
Ralph Binkley
Keneth Dunlap
Ila Tharp
L. Rogers
Oakman
Edith Foxx
Jim Foxx
Verlie
Beulah Wilson
Vergie Williams
Rosa Lee
Cassie Mae Williamson
C. T. Johnson
Leonora Wilson
Hubert Williams
Sunday worship attendance dips on muddy roads
Sunday school and church were poorly attended due to muddy roads and rain. Bro. Davis preached. a guest sermon by Austin Deaton is planned for Saturday night and Sunday. Community notices list numerous visits among local families over the past days and weeks.
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Bro
Davis
Francis
Austin Deaton
Jewel Lee
Tulsa
Melvin West
Herrel Lee
Mildred West
Bertha West
Thelma
Nadine West
Noma
Katy Louise Bingham
Cotton Creek Ridge
Fern Taylor
Tishomingo
Cal West
Edith Lea Gaylor
Effie West
Troy West
Ada
Rainy days aid crops and neighbors gather in Cotton Creek Ridge
The community reports ongoing rain helping the crops while residents attend church visits, social calls, and family gatherings around the Bingham and Scroggins families. A planned ball game with Ada was canceled, and locals express eagerness to see Big Nine play.
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Noma
Katy Louise Bingham
Alma
Leona Scroggins
Tom Hammit
Ada and Area People Visiting Friends This Weekend
A long list of Ada area residents and visitors are mentioned visiting friends and relatives in Ada and nearby towns including Clorine Pauline Lloyd Stratton of Lubbock Ada visitors Hallie Hayes of Ada, Mary Truitt in Arkansas, Leon Nickles from Jester Oklahoma, the Sallee family, LaNell McKay, Oleta Frantz, Hugh Cloud, Jimmie Carter, Maurice Erving Centrahoma, John Murphy and W I McCullough Ada visitors, and many others. A note on agriculture states over 200 million acres in the United States are slated for crops but often left bare from erosion.
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Clorine
Pauline
Lloyd
R. T. Stratton
Lubbock
Texas
Hallie Hayes
Ada
Mary Truitt
Arkansas
Leon Nickles
Jester
Okla
George Young
Edd Sallee
Nancy
LaNell McKay
Oleta Frantz
Hugh Cloud
McCloud
Jimmie Carter
Maurice Erving
Centrahoma
Stonewall
John Murphy
W. I. McCullough
C. F. Billings
Lorrce
Betty
Lottie Bell Chandler
Jimmie Cagle
Ben Cass
Cliffords
Lula
Lewis Richardson
de Fox
Walter Pike
Kellyville
Austelle
Lee Elliott
Horse Shoe Ranch
United States
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Lois Thompson Found Guilty in College Assault Case
Lois Thompson, a Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College student, was convicted of assault with intent to kill Daniel Shaw, a Chinese student, by a district court jury. The penalty was 30 days in jail. The verdict followed seven hours of deliberation amid a large, uneasy crowd on June 19 in Tahlequah.
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Tahlequah
Lois Thompson
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Daniel Shaw
Shaw
Bond Election Planned for New Union Grad District No 2
Voters in the newly formed Union Grad District No 2 will ballot July 24 on a building bond. County superintendent Ray Stegall reports the bond funds are to build a new facility. Afterward the excise board will call a later election on the excess levy and building fund levy.
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Union
Franks
Onward
Ray Stegall
Excise Board
Four Thousand See Jagr Rabbit Races at Pittsburg
Four thousand persons filled Pittsburg Teachers College stadium to witness jackrabbit races sponsored by the chamber of commerce. The jacks were transported from western Kansas but did not find the 200 yard wire netting suitable for the event.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Pittsburg Teachers College
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Floods Subside Yet Arkansas Texas Threat Lingers
Floods subsided in the muddy middle west but renewed river pressure hit Arkansas and Texas. Two more levies failed near Van Buren and Morsilton, while three others had collapsed earlier. Over 150000 acres remained flooded, with National Guard units aiding 400 workers to shore up dikes in Pine Bluff and North Little Rock.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Arkansas
Texas
Ned’s Lake
van Buren
Ark
Mors Rilton
Pine Bluff
North Little Rock
Choate Says He Will Resign From Federal Alcohol Agency
Joseph A. Choate Jr., chairman of the Federal Alcohol Administration, told the House Ways and Means Committee he would resign soon and return to private law practice in New York. He spoke during a hearing on legislation to create a new agency to regulate the alcohol industry and replace FACA, struck down by the Supreme Court in the Old NRA ruling.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Joseph A. Choate Jr
Federal Alcohol Administration
New York
Choate
FACA
Supreme Court
NRA
Black Draught Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Readers urged to treat sluggish bowels with Black Draught at first signs of slowdown. Mrs. Ray Mullins of Safe Arkansas reports both she and her husband use Thedford's product for constipation biliousness and fatigue. She also notes children like the Syrup and praise its results.
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Ray Mullins
Safe, Ark
Thedford
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Pontetec County
Orin NoomMa
A. A. Davidson
E. Pepperell
J. F. McKeel
Curt House
Carl Stanfield
Lee Dages
Browall Coffman
HW. T. Huffman
Church of Christ
W. S. Akers
Johns
Ed Harrison
Hays School
Ray Whitlock
H. S. Moore
Ott Reeves
Guy Sennett
Ada Motor Company
Gary Kitchens
G. H. Priest
Miles Grigsby
KE. H. Coffee
Ullin
Lisle Prince
O. E. Parker
Marjorie Braiy
T. ©. Cullins
Pete Lasater
Edwin Wright
Dan la Nier
J. C. Barnard
Secott’s
W. S. Richardson
C. E. Scott
B. A. Howard
Eula Click
Grenwood School
L. Warr
Joe Stafford
J. H. Paine
Haley Messer
Irving School
W. M. Heard
Willie Webb
J. Db. Bingham
Bert Rose
Convention Hall
Roy Sneed
John Edmiston
Eli Vertrees
FR. B. Gaither
B. W. Shilling
E. S. Collins
Hubert
J. D. Willoughby
Board of Commissioners
Albert Chamberlain
Geraldine Brumiey
Jess Halliday
Dallas Lamb
Laverda
Ruth
P. M. Wright
Little Inky Halliday
Lewis
Claton
Albert Clary
Grady Jinks
L. B. Bird
Oklahoma City
Leonard Etchison
Lass Lynn
Evelyn
Arlene Clary
Lehoma
John Lucile Gatlin
Mr. Bynum
A. L. Clary
Jim Vincent
Becky Jane
Porter Creage
Caddo
Creage
Beatrice Crabby
Aubra Clary
Clary
Grady Jink
Pontotooc County
Oklahoms
Bert FE. Lewis
H. W.W. Constant
Bert E. LeWis
H. W. Constant
West Twelfth Street
Pentotoc County
F. M. Hatcher
American Building
W. Constant
Homer
County OF
N. E. Sanders
J. R. Rowland
J R. Rowland
Pontotee County
Della Bedford
W. C. Duncan
A Denny
Cedar Grove
Loou
Pontiac Motor Co
Pontiac
Northeastern Teachers College
Jagr Rabbit
Pach
Pat
Hase
Pontia
Mich
G.M.A.C
Fisher
General Motors
Parker Motor Company
North Broadway
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