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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
Notice of sale under a 1931 foreclosure judgment in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The West Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 2 Township 2 North Range 4 East containing 64 acres will be sold at public auction to satisfy a $2,645.45 debt plus interest and costs, July 5, 1932, at 2:00 PM at the Ada County Court House. Attys Hatcher & Rice represent the plaintiff.
The sheriff announces a public sale of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and other fractions in section 26, township and range 4 east, Indian meridian, totaling about 80 acres. The sale is to satisfy a judgment of 1284 dollars plus interest and costs against L D Mackine and others, held July 18, 1931, with additional taxes and fees, at the Ada courthouse on July 25, 1932.
Notice of a judicial sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a mortgage and court decree. The SW and NW quarters of Section 13, Township 1 North Range 7 East, totaling about 220 acres, were offered to the highest bidder at the Ada County Courthouse on July 25, 1932. The sale supports a $1,926.69 judgment plus interest, costs, and attorneys fees. Local attorneys and officials listed.
A mixed Oklahoma page includes a sheriffs sale notice in Pontotoc County with a mortgage lien and a June 27, 1932 auction in Ada. It also documents social items from Vanoss to Ada plus memorial verses for Annie Hewett, church activities, community visits, and a public school cleanup planned for June 29.
Nicholas Murray Butler predicts New England and Mid Atlantic Republicans will repudiate the Chicago repeal plank. He says White House influence cost repeal votes and urges Democrats to unite, praising Smith and Hull while noting a surplus of talent in the opposing party.
Maryland speaker Dr. France was halted from nominating Calvin Coolidge at a convention. He said the floor denial invalidates Hoover’s nomination, while others believed Hoover was the nominee. He indicated yesterday’s roll call was not the finale.
The June 17 balloting report lists state by state votes for Curtis Harbord MacNider and others with Dr. Joseph I. France briefly on the floor before being escorted out. Hoover leads with 1 126 votes as police intervene during a chaotic session amid multiple killings and a murder reported nearby.
In Rome on June 17 two Italian plotters Domenico Bovone and Angelo Sbardellotto were executed by firing squad at Fort Bravetta. Bovone confessed to the priest. Sbardellotto refused religious aid. One officer and hundreds of fascist troops testified as dawn broke over the walls.
The proposal seeks to ban planting soil exhausting crops like cotton and wheat beyond thirty percent of each owned tract in cultivation last year. It creates a crop-limiting commission, empowers the governor to impose limits, enjoins violations, imposes fines, and allocates twenty-five percent of fines to the state and governor-appointed special attorneys, with duties for state and county officers and penalties for certain county officers.
Pursuant to an order of sale from the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma dated May 24 1922 Case No 16914 John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company plaintiff v Eva Ferdnee James Dantel Ford Oklahoma Pipe Line Company State of Oklahoma Magnolia Petroleum Corporation BY Fry A J Fry % A Straly Lottie M Braly M F Manville Julia D Manville Oklahoma State Bank of Ada Commerce Trust Company Mre BR 1D Fry and Mre A J Fry defendants the undersheriff will on June 28 1933 at 2 pm offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the northeast quarter of section 17 township 2 north range 5 east of the Indian meridian less 288 acres for railroad right of way containing 157 12 acres more or less subject to unpaid taxes to satisfy a judgment and foreclosure rendered August 19 1971 for 4312 12 with interest from August 19 1931 and 399 attorners fees to be added witness May 23 1933 C H Jones undersheriff Harrell Kerr Attorneys for Plaintiff 5 25 5tw
Sunday school and church were well attended. Mr and Mrs Euvell Gurley visited her parents Mr and Mrs Arch Beller. Mrs Lee Hall and Mrs Alma Roberts visited Mrs Esther Goodpasture Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Jim Gurley of near Ada spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sam Gurley of this place.
Reuben L. Martin of Alhambra California sends a year’s subscription payment. He retains interest in Ada and surrounding territory and wishes to stay informed about local happenings. Martin left Ada in 1923 but hopes to return and settle here. he holds a position in the fire department.
Katie Fixico Daniels, a wealthy Creek Indian, was granted a divorce in district court. Judge J Harvey Smith approved a cross petition with a $14 800 settlement for Daniels and a $10 000 cash award to the husband plus legal fees totaling 4 800 to her lawyers and others.
Oklahoma City June 17. Sam Hawks chairman of the state highway commission announced plans to build a 225 mile oil gravel highway system in western Oklahoma with bids to be asked at once on 1069 miles.
In Oklahoma City June 17 Governor Murray's committee on constitutional revision approved a proposed amendment to cut ad valorem taxes. In Chicago June 15 delegates at the Republican National Convention learned Jimmy Adduci, tied to Capone's liquor syndicate, was among their assistant sergeants at arms. He claimed he had a right to be there and showed a large badge. He was booked for disorderly conduct, released on 25 dollar bond, and to be arraigned in police court tomorrow.
City commissioners discuss plans for the coming budget starting July 1. They anticipate standard items and many filings that complicate decisions on what is essential. The budget is to be submitted to the county excise board on the first Monday in July.
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