Notice of Sale under Writ of Execution in Pontotoc County
In Jackson County Oklahoma a writ of execution issued June 3 1921 in favor of Arthur Coffman against L R McFann and H C Morgan compels sale of their lands and oil and gas lease in Pontotoc County to satisfy a judgment of 3250 principal 1561 08 interest and 60 costs plus accruing costs. Sale set for July 23 1921 at 2 pm at Ada courthouse front door. Sheriff Bob Duncan. Attorney J I Pitchford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jackson County
State of
Oklahoma
Arthur Coffman
L. R. McFann
H. C. Morgan
Levut
Pontotoc County
Ada
Ada OK Ordinance creates Sanitary Sewer District No 15
First published June 23 1921 Ordinance No 464 creates Sanitary Sewer District No 15 in Ada Oklahoma defining its boundaries and construction materials in Barringer Heights within the city limits an emergency provision declared. The notice also covers a district court action to quiet title in Pontotoc County and a small local justice court suit for 150 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma
Benham & Mullergren
Pontotoc County
Ada Weekly News
Board of Commissioners
State of
City of
Public Justice & Safety
Gary Kitchens
Public Justice and Safety
iSeal
W. B. Jones
Barringer Heights
Newspaper publishes reader opinions with diverse views
The document notes that published opinions do not reflect the News stance, as the newspaper includes reader comments even when opinions oppose the paper’s editorial positions. It explains that opinions are printed to present a spectrum of views beyond the newsroom.
Clore Divorce Suit Noted in Pontotoc Court
Winnie Harris Clore sues Hobson J. Clore for divorce in Pontotoc County Mississippi. Hobson J. Clore must answer by July 4 or risk default and a divorce judgment being entered. Attorneys L. E. Franklin and King & Crawford filed the petition on June 22, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Phillip Payton
J. T. Harmon
Choctaw
Oklahoma
Section
Township
North
Range & East
Chickasaw Nation of the Indian Base and
Meridian
Indian Territory
Range
Ship
Chickasaw Nation
L. E. Franklin
J. Rogers
Puty, King & Crawford
Clint Miers
Busby & Harrell
Pontotoc County
Winnie Harris Clore
Hobson J. Clore
Parish Chapel Items Report Quiet Weekend Socials
Old Parish notes a calm spell after a little rain with visits across the community. Families like Wood, Thompson, Summers, and Isaacs spend Sunday with relatives and friends as oil wells rise near Bebee and Parish hosts a large meeting ahead of closing Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Parish
M. R. Wood
Walter Gipson
Leafy Tucker
J. N. Thompson
Meredith
Florence Wood
Hazel Horton
Bennie Thompson
Earnest Summers
Gertie Pennington
Ora Edding
Augusta Thompson
Ollie Wood
Abie Thompson
Impson Anderson
Parish
Bebee
Jewel Isaacs
Wilner Dryden
Debs Thompson
J. C. Maddox
Wilbern Stone
Dewey Dryden
Virgie Maddox
Della. Edding
Lawton Plans Big Twentieth Anniversary Celebration
Lawton Oklahoma on June 22 outlines plans for August 4 to 6 celebrations marking the twelfth anniversary of settlement in the area. Organizers expect 40 000 to 50 000 attendees aided by the chamber of commerce American Legion and civic groups. Ground breaking for the new Odd Fellows home is planned with state officials likely to attend. Outside attractions and contests with prizes are slated by Legion and civic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Qdd Fellows
Pawhuska
United States
New Slippers Arrive From Burk's Style Shop
A selection of slippers in white kid satin and other styles arrives at Burk's Style Shop. The store promises options to suit different tastes and keepsake quality.
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Burk
Registration Plan Opens August at Oklahoma University
Norman June 22 Special Registration for the 1921 22 fall semester will open August 3 for all professional school students freshmen and others who have chosen a course. Enrollment may be by mail or in person to ease the rush during the September 15 17 regular registration period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma
George Wadsack
Roy Gittinger
Perod
Read the Ads to Save Money Today
Readers urged to skim current advertisements for discounts and special offers. Local shoppers can compare prices, find limited time deals, and plan purchases around promotional periods across multiple stores.
Home Ownership and Mexican Treaty Progress Highlight Postwar Outlook
Prelim inary census data show six million American families own homes improving civic stake and deterring radicalism. Oklahoma side notes mixed signals from Mexico on a proposed treaty with the United States as negotiations continue toward a potential constitutional change and eventual ratification.
Holt Urges Harding to Embrace League With Teeth
In Oberlin Ohio Hamilton Holt editor of New York magazine told graduates that Harding must choose between pro league cabinet members and senate enders. He urged the president to join a strengthened association of nations to reduce the chance of war and warned against political games to save faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Harding
Senate
Hamilton Holt
New York Magazine
Oberlin College Today
United States
The
League
Association of Nations
Holt
Wilson
Burk's Style Shop Sale Promises Slipper Fit
Come early and get your fit in slippers at Burk's Style Shop. The notice invites shoppers to arrive early on the event day for a fitting opportunity.
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D.—Burk’s Style Shop
Harding to Look Into Rage Issue
President Harding announced in a public letter to the NAACP that he will study the race question as early as possible to improve the treatment of negroes. He said there is opportunity for lasting good and that cooperation of leaders from both races will help. He noted many supportive communications since April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Obregon
Pani
Mexico City
United States
Mexican Senate
Paui
Harding
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress
Increase Valuation to Rebuild Little Africa Fire Ruins
Tulsa officials and a joint white and black reconstruction committee propose raising property valuations in the burned Negro district to fund rebuilding. The plan abandons popular subscription and favors moving the district outward to allow lower-cost property for homes and businesses while considering an interurban terminal and union depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Tulsa
Old Negro District
Old Negro
Local Minister Schedules Europe Lectures and Battlefield Tours
Rev. N. P. Patterson of the First Presbyterian Church sails Monday for three months in Europe under the Ulster Temperance Commission. He will visit Italy France Switzerland and possibly Belgium and meet rum fighter William Johnson. He returns around September 15. July services by visiting ministers. August no services.
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N. P. Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Europe
Ulster Temperance Commission
Italy
France
Switzerland
Belgium
United States
Presbyterian Church
Gingham Dresses Close Out at Burk's Style Shop
One lot of gingham dresses offered by Burk's Style Shop at a close out price of 3.50 dollars. The sale item emphasizes good styles and colors and is dated June 23.
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Burk’s Style Shop
Hidden corn whiskey found under Ada viaduct
Police report that five pint bottles of corn whiskey were discovered by local boys under the Twelfth street viaduct this week. The hiding plan aimed to move the liquor undetected, but the offenders remain unknown. Four pints were destroyed by the mayor and one by the finders.
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Ada
Twelfth Street
Burk's Style Shop Unveils New Dress Shipment
Burk's Style Shop announces a new dress shipment featuring fresh styles and colors at popular prices. This message highlights updated inventory arriving for customers seeking affordable, fashionable options.
Rural Education Conference Opens With Delays
The McBrien party failed to arrive for the Rural Education Conference causing a 9 30 a m postponement. The first general assembly met at 2 p m with an evening session planned at 8 o’clock. Leaders include J B Brown A Linescheid A Floyd L D Borden and J L McBrien among others.
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McBrien
Cafteria
the Normal
J. B. Brown
Marriage Licenses Issued To Ada Residents and Others
Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the court clerk's office. Names include Charles F. Bobbitt 24 Ada with Miss Ira Gregg 21 Ada. William Miller 21 Henryetta with Miss Katie Bond 18 Allen. Arthur Wardlow 21 Stonewall with Opel Truax 18 Frisco.
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Chas
F. Bobbitt
Ada
Ira Gregg
William Miller
Henryetta
Katie Bond
Allen
Arthur Wardlow
Stonewall
Opel Truax
Frisco
Melvin Justus
Francis
Alice Rogers
Tom Grant
Duncan
Lenore M. McKind
Trade advertisement for mules and wagon
For trade good span mules about 3000 pounds with harness, nearly new oil field wagon offered in exchange for a Dodge or Buick car. Contact Roy Rushing at 215 North Stockton. June 23, 1921.
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Dodge
Buick
Roy Rushing
North
Stockton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Duncan
J. I. Pitchford
County of Pontotoc
ES. Mullins
B. S. White
Sookey Clark
Tom D. McKeown
Justice Court
H. J. Brown
Ada Township
N. B. Haney
Grosman Fountain Company
King & Crawford
State University
Associated Press
Summer
Crepe de Chine
Georgette
Buster Brown
Shaws Department Store
S.m.shaw
Prop
Ada, Okla
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