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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
7
A suspect from Ohio linked to a cloning scheme based in Oklahoma faced charges in state court. Prosecutors allege the operation produced counterfeit goods and used shell companies to move funds across state lines.
The State of Oklahoma plus heirs and assigns are notified they are defendants in a mortgage foreclosure suit filed by Maude F. White and others. The plaintiffs seek foreclosure of first mortgage on north fifty feet of Lots One Two and Three in Block One Hundred Thirteen of Ada. Judgment sought includes $28.77, $1,199.60 with 10 percent interest, $706 attorney fees, costs, and sale of the property without appraisement. Court clerk notice dated June 14 1933.
A local postage rate falls from 3 to 2 cents and takes effect July 7. The change grants the president authority to reduce postal rates generally if business conditions justify it. Officials will monitor local revenue effects and decide on broader application.
Monnie and Dan cling to a secret engagement while pressure to conform grows. Kay eyes Charles Eustace as Angie’s marriage plans strain Bill and his mother’s patience. Sandra schemes distraction with a Western trip while Dan negotiates family expectations.
Tests on Ada dairies show most samples Grade A by bacterial count with some Grade I and a few Grade C. Mayor Chambless expects further improvement after additional tests and city inspection to enforce the new standard milk ordinance for safe milk produced and handled under sanitary conditions. The wedding of Hugh Andrews and Kathryn Bayless took place in Stratford with Rev. W. W. Russell officiating.
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