Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell on July 1 1940 at Ada Oklahoma the property described in Case No 13691 foreclosing Equitable Farm Mortgage Company against DRS MacDonald et al The sale seeks to satisfy a 1936 judgment of 1605 with interest costs and attorney fees totaling 99282 plus costs The parcel consists of 340 acres in sections 35 and 26 Township 1 North Range 7 East subject to a first mortgage of 50006 and set for cash to the highest bidder at the courthouse south door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Equitable Farm Mortgage Company
Geo. C. Pendelton
John A. MacDonald
Etta Louise MacDonald
Malcom E. MacDonald
John A. MacDonald Jr
Db. S. McDonald Jr
DD. S.S. MacDonald
Gertrude A. MacDonald
David
Towit
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Towi
S MacDonald
A. Gertrude MacDonald
O. R. Salmon
Elger McElreath
M. B. Pitts
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
County Treasurer Sam Dew will begin June 28 1940 at 9 am in the Pontotoc County Courthouse to sell separately parcels of land acquired by resale. Bids exist for each tract Fitzhugh Township NE Sec 8 Twp 2N Range 4E with a bid of 345 dollars by Jess Lee. Sale cash on bid price, subject to Board approval. purchaser pays advertisement and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Fitzhugh Township
Jess Lee
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotec County
Allen City
Commercial
Perry Blue
Hesale
Pam Dew
M. L. Fer
Aaid
County Treaster
T. Sam Dew
Pontotee County
Portland Park
Ada
Marvin Broadway
Renale
Allen
Merle Graham
Notice to Sell County Property in Ada Oklahoma
Notice to sell county property in Pontotee County Oklahoma Portland Park Addition to Ada Blk 14 15 16 held July 29 1940 bid of $10.00 by Marvin Broadway.
Notice of real estate auction bid by Merle Graham
Bids submitted for Lot 5 Block 70 in the Commercial Addition Allen with a $3.00 bid by Merle Graham. The ad valorem costs and real estate apportioned charges are noted, with a sale date referenced as 6 20 31.
Senora Oil and Gas Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to Ada Oklahoma stockholders of Senora Oil and Gas Co a meeting at 1 PM July 25 1940 in 261 Cummings Building Ada to consider increasing capital stock to 100000 Books close for transfer at 3 PM July 15 1940 Dated June 13 1940 President E W Kemp months June 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senora Oil and Gas.co
Senora Oil and Gane Company
Cummings
Ada
Oklahoma
E. W. Kemp
Sale Notice of Property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
On July 22, 1940 at 2 p.m. the Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at public auction the described 150 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a May 27 1940 judgment in case 16877 Ottawa Mortgage Company vs Mrs Hattie Deering et al. The sale is at the south door of the Ada courthouse after appraisal and for cash. The mortgage debt is $3 324.23 with 10 percent interest and costs. Witness dated June 13 1940 by Sheriff W N Hughes undersheriff Kemp & McArthur attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
District Court
Ottawa Mortgage Company
Hattie Deering
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
KEMP & McARTHUR_ Atty’s
Estate of W. B. Alexander Notice to Creditors
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the county court oversees the estate of W B Alexander deceased. Belton Brady administrator directs all creditors to present claims with vouchers at Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date hereof or they will be forever barred. The notice is dated June 19 1940 and lists Thomas P Holt as attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
W. B. Alexander
Belton Brady
Ada
Oklahoma
Thomas P. Holt
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Clyde Owen Lamons
Clyde Owen lLaamons
Perry L. Northcutt
Auto crash report with self ticket issued by state constable
Denver constable Joe Imherr of Julesburg reported an accident to the motor vehicle department. Car A backed from a curb and was struck by car B. Car A was the constable, who issued himself a ticket for careless driving for backing out before it was safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Joe Imherr
Julesburg
State Motor Vehicle Department
Delegates Hear Speech on Selling Warm Air Systems
Louisville delegates to the National Supply association convention listened to Arthur Fath of Milwaukee discuss identifying and marketing warm air system products amid a crowded room with fans running and ice water available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
National Supply Association
Arthur Fath
Milwaukee
No Reason Seen For Feeling Pity
Rome reports Il Giornale D'Italia editor Gayda argues there is no reason to pity France in the present case. He says France must yield some territory under German Italian peace terms and that Versailles harmed Germans. He notes Churchill’s pledge to fight with American aid and says Germany and Italy will continue the war against Anglo Saxon forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
France
Virginio Gavda
Mussolini
Il Giornale D
Italia
Gavda
Versailles
Germany
Austria
CCC openings plentiful for young men in Pontotoc
Mrs Donna Belle Neal urges eligible youths to join the Civilian Conservation Corps with 65 slots allotted for Pontotoc county for the next six months. Applications are due before July 11 and 12 with calls to service soon. contact the county department of public welfare at 228 East Tenth Street Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Donna Belle Neal
Pontotoc County
CCC
County Department of Public Welfare
East Tenth Street
Ada
Test Runs Prove Mercury Economy
Ford Motor Company reports final results from nationwide economy runs with 34 Mercury cars averaging 20.83 miles per gallon over 112 206 miles. Cars traveled through snow ice mud rain sun and diverse traffic as part of routes covering each Ford branch territory. Overall performance remained remarkably uniform despite adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Mercury
Equator
United States
Rainy Weekend Brings Wide Rural Social Visit spread
The Lone Wolf notes a rainy Sunday that dampened plans while detailing visits across Pickett and nearby towns. Several families personal updates, church notes, and revival announcements fill the rural community \u2014 with emphasis on Sunday services, Missionary meeting, Bible school plans, and an all day Fourth of July picnic led by Rev. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fench
Lodema Avon
Pickett
Rev. Spencer of
Ada
Jesse Norvill
Young People’s Union
End of Tientsin Squabble Signed by Japan and Britain
London reports that a British Japanese accord ends parts of the Tientsin dispute. The agreement, announced by R A Butler, removes Japanese army barricades around the British concession in north China and ends the military blockade of the British and French concessions after over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tokyo
Tientsin
House of Commons
R. A. Butler
Butler
North China
China
Shawnee Census Figures Released By Supervisor Castleberry
Census figures released by Supervisor H. E. Castleberry show greater returns for vested amounts in the Shawnee area. Ada News Classified Ads notes the update as of June 19 in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee. Okla
Ensus
H. E. Castleberry
Ada News
Local visitors and family notes spread through Ada area
Mrs Painter and her sons visited the Zearley home Wednesday afternoon. Dora Heaton called on Mrs Kaufman Wednesday evening. Stumpe Bell of Ada spent Tuesday night with his parents. Sam Zearley and Ruben Clark visited Ada. Patty Joe Lee of Oakman visited Friday with her grandparents. Les Brumley and Carl Tomlinson were Ada visitors. Pauline Ford returned from Granite. Herman and Bud Ford, Homer Kurkendall, and Arlene Wolf and Erma Jean Wolf visited friends or relatives. Sunday visits continued with multiple families and the Homer ball club beating Teacher 11 to 6 on the Leader diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Brumley
Carl Tomlinson
Leroy Zearley
Pauline Ford
Granite
Herman Ford
Homer Kurkendall
Arlene
Erma Jean Wolf
Wonder
Asbury Mobley
Levi Reed
Aliloso
Stump Bell
Ada
Robert Ray Heaton
Portland Park
Dallas Lamb
LaVerta
Lilley
Helen Brumley
Bud Blackburn
Blue Blackburn
Conway
Homer Ball Club
Neal McDonald
Betty Joe
Herbert Kaiser
Maud Kelly
George Mansfields
Oklahoma City
Jack
Leroy Kelly
Mult Hilton
Marion Eaton
Elventa
Thursay
Earnest Dunnagan
Lawton
Elmer Scroggins
Scroggins
Archie Bandy
Mrs. Richardson
Oakman
Oakman News Recap Silent Church After Rain
Saturday night and Sunday morning services were canceled due to rain. Local families and visitors including Neal McDonald and Kaiser relatives spent time visiting in Ada, Oklahoma City, and Denny.
Sunshine community notes and Sunday events
Sunday weather forced gathering changes as residents visited in the Bal lard home. Grandfather Pitt travels to Kentucky to visit old home and friends. Mrs Mount Driskill visited Mrs H E Tinsley. Friday night singing drew a crowd as the class learns new song books. Sunshine residents shopped in Ada Saturday and invite others to Sunday school gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Cooksey
Naomi Hobgood
W. J. Ballard
Pitt
Kentucky
Sunshine
Reverend Brooks to Lead Assembly of God Church
Reverend and Mrs. Brooks moved to the community this week and he will take charge of the Assembly of God church. Several local names appear, including Miss Rebel Sliger visiting relatives in Union Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Burl Mooney welcoming a newborn daughter last week. Denman Flowers and others were in Ada on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Assembly of God Church
Rebel Sliger
Nate Thompson
Union Valley
C. C. Couch
Henry Odom
Ada
Hatton
A. B. Davis
Jesse
Sam Fisher
Eufaula
Bonnie Otto
Steedman Sunday School Omitted Due to Rain
Sunday school at Steedman was canceled because of rain. No services were held and church activities were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steedman
Local visits and callers fill Allen area weekend
Mrs Mary Nunley and son Dale and Jessie Frederick spent Saturday night in Allen with her mother Mrs W W Wilbanks. Numerous relatives and friends from Ada Conway Happyland High Hill Los Angeles Blackrock and Konawa visited or stayed with locals over the weekend and midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nunley
Dale
Jessie Frederick
Allen
W. W. Wilbanks
Jess Jones
Joan
Pecan Grove
Clyde Sales
Will Jones
Iler Farris
Ada
H. S. Farris
Charles Sowards
J. C. Melton
Oscar Coffman
Pauline Sales
Coweta
Nadine Casey
Happyland
Virginia Wilson
Edith Nunley
San Antonio
Texas
Jack Matthews
Konawa
John Allgood
Ben L. Taylor
Shirley
Los Angeles
Galif
W. T. Sales
Blackrock
Ruth Sales
Ratha Melton
Willie Lee
Willis
Ode Wilson
Ernest Francis
Bud Perkins
California
Earl Ford
Med Melton
RAF Sinks Italian Sub in Mediterranean Dive Bombing
Cairo reports an entirely successful RAF dive bombing of an Italian submarine in the Mediterranean. Two British fighters sighted the sub, a Blenheim bomber attacked, and conning tower machine guns were used. Also reported were hits on an Eritrean hangar and a Southern Rhodesian air force raid over Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mediterranean
Royal Air Force
Communiqtie
Sessenei
Italian Eritrea
Raheita
Eritrea
Southern Rhodesian
Ethiopia
Germany Faces Stupendous Task In Organizing Vast New Territories
Berlin reports a sweeping reorganization as Germany integrates eight former nations into a totalitarian economy. Bohemia Moravia Poland and Denmark Norway and Holland face production and labor readjustments while Dutch joblessness rises. Belgium and northern France remain under military administration with aims to maintain order and aid refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Berlin
Europe
France
Bohemia-Moravia
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Belgium
The
Hague
British Orders Prompt Navy to Sell 20 High Speed Boats
The Navy cleared the way for Electric Boat of Groton to sell 20 high speed submarine chasers and motor torpedo boats to Britain after altering its contract to delay delivery for the navy. Senator Byrd demanded full details and an investigation into the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Conn
United States
Navy Department
Boat Company
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Byrd
Murrah Approved for Circuit Court
Federal Judge Alfred P. Murrah of Oklahoma City won approval by the justice department for elevation to the tenth circuit court of appeals. Senators Thomas and Lee endorsed him to replace Judge Robert E. Lewis of Denver, with a nomination expected to go to the Senate soon. Protests regarding Murrah’s current seat and Kernmamer’s Tulsa vacancy are under Justice Department investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred P. Murrah
Oklahoma City
Justice Department
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas
Okla
Lee
Murrah
Robert FE. Lewis
Denver
Senate
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Rusby, Harrell & Trice
Jeter
Sulphur CCC
Marvin Chilcoat
Charley Dunn
Gracie Mae Sutton
Corvin
Ratton
Oklo
Young People’s Meeting
Opal Cole
Wetumka
Wright
Doris
Wetumka Spent Saturday With Mrs. Thurman
Anna Marie Fowler
Jewell
Jean Southerland
Georgia
Pauline Thurman
Henry Meeks
Jackay
Carl Thorp
Clark Home
Albert van Kirk
Allie Lilley
Little
Virginia Lou Kaufman
Denny
Doris Binkley
Joe Bell
Wolf Home
Union Hill
Henry Norton
Jess Norton
Lindsay
Leonard Archer
Bobbie Meril Binion
John Binion
Walnut Grove
Lois
Hazel McAnally
Jess Newton
Ted Buskick
Center
George Archer
Joe Dene
Cleta Joyce Bottoms
Wanda
Dorotha Archer
Dink Binion
Joe Danley
Rebee
Buster Scates
Sam Parish
Braden
Allene
Myrtle Archer
James Archer
Lillie Bottoms
Haley Williams
Lillian Archer
Mary Frances
LaNora Whitson
Roy Bottoms
Noyal Armstrong
Glen Braden
Audie Teel
Lolita
Lavena Golden
Dorotha Mae Williams
City
Shawnee
Homer
Uncle Sam
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
OWL
Hitler
Britain
Reich
U. S. Fleet
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