Foreclosure Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita seeks sale of 900 acres of land in Pontotoc County to satisfy a $11,914.24 judgment plus interest, costs, and attorney fees. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will offer the property July 8, 1935, at 2 p.m. at the Ada courthouse, with the sale subject to a preexisting easement by Southwestern Bell Telephone and potential encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Claude Sturdivant
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sheriff sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment in Travelers Insurance Co. v Chilcutt et al entered November 1934 for 9369.95 plus interest and 750 attorney fees. Sale set for 2:00 p.m. July 7 1935 at the south front door of Ada county courthouse on 7280 acres more or less in township 2 north range 5 east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Travelers Insurance Company
Pearl Chilcutt
Layton S Chilcutt
A. P. Young
Ruby Young
Atkinson, Warren & Henley Company
Oklahoma
Pentotoc County
Towit
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotec County
Claude Sturdivant
Eugene S. Wells
Harrell & Kerr
Plaintiff &O-Stw
That Cat Was Black: Woman Breaks Leg in Fall
Mrs. N. C. Creager of Council Bluffs was recovering with a broken leg after stepping on a cat and tumbling down a concrete basement stair Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Ira
N. C. Creager
Murder mystery on The Lenderer forotten crew
Reporter Charles Morden is found dead as Sidney Griff and Dan Bleeker pursue the Cathay impersonation case. Stella Mockley, alias Mary Briggs, details a hotel encounter with Frank B. Cathay and a fake identity used to aid a friend’s job, with Fisher pressing for truth and further twists to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morden
The
Blade
Dan Bleeker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Lorton
Alice
Kenneth Boone
Blanche Malone
Carl Racine
Griff and
Bleeker
Stella Mockiey
Charles Fisher
Fisher
Notice by Publication in Rowland Heirs Foreclosure Case
Public notice to unknown heirs of J R Rowland deceased in Fontotec county Oklahoma. Plaintiffs sue on a $500 note to foreclose a mortgage on 50 acres in township 4 north range 6 east. Action seeks quieting title and barring all heirs from any claim to the described lands. answer due by August 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
J. R. Rowland
Fontotec County
Towit
Obituary for Elbert Simmons dies at 35
Elbert Simmons, 35, died at Norman at 6:45 a.m. Saturday. Funeral services will be held this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
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Elbert Simmons
Norman
Notice of Sheriff sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
By order of sale from the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma case 12970 Home Savings and Loan Association plaintiff agrees with C V Bland et al defendants the July 15 1935 sale at 2 PM at the south front door of the County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure judgment of 1834 77 with 10 interest from August 3 1934 plus costs real property Lot 7 and 8 Block 13 Daggs Addition Ada Oklahoma with improvements valued for sale to the highest bidder for cash Witness Sheriff F Green dated June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
I. M. King
John P. Crawford
Southern Oil Company
Texas Company
District Court
Pontotoc County
Home Savings and Loan Association
C. V. Bland
Ada i Gard County
Daggs
Oklahoma
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
F. Green
Sheriff to Sell Ada Real Estate in Public Auction
On July 29 1935 at 2 PM at the south front door of Pontotoc County Court House Ada Oklahoma the sheriff will auction East Twelve feet of Lot 35 and all of Lots 36 and 37 in Block 4 Ford Addition Ada to satisfy a judgment of 1361 73 with 10 percent interest from 1932 plus 130 attorneys fees and costs The property appraised at 1200 and sale follows May 29 1935 case no 12055 Local Building and Loan Association vs Wilson H Lane et al Witness Rena Simmons and Myrtle Colbert noted chapel service details indicate interment at Stonewall cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ford
District Court
Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Wilson H. Lane
Clyde Kaiser
State of Oklahoma
Claude Sturdivant
F. Green
Ada woman dies at home. funeral set
Mrs Bertha Pederson aged 31 of Ada route 5 died Sunday afternoon at 4 30 from her home funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p m from the home burial will follow at Rosedale cemetery Criswell Funeral Home is in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pederson
Ada
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mrs. Rachel Tuggle Dies at Home in Ada
Mrs. Rachel Frances Tuggle wife of W G Tuggle died at her home route 4 Ada Monday morning at 3 30 oclock Funeral services were held Monday at 4 pm at Allen burial followed at Allen cemetery Criswell in charge Survived by W G Tuggle and children Mrs Sarah Summers Mrs Margaret Reed Mrs Cora Hall J L Tuggle W S Tuggle C C Tuggle and L F Tuggle all of Ada
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Rachel Tuggle
Rachel Frances Tuggle
W. G. Tuggle
Route 4
Allen
Allen Cemetery
Criswell’s
Tuggle
Sarah Summers
Margaret Reed
Cora Hall
J. L. Tuggle
W. S. Tuggle
C. C. Tuggle
L. F. Tuggle
Ada
James A. Anderson Dies. Services Planned in Emporia
James A. Anderson of 519 North Francis died Sunday at 7 a m Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Emporia Kansas with burial at Emporia Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge He is survived by a daughter Mrs J I McCauley of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Anderson
N. Francis
Emporia
Kan
Emporia Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Anderson
J. I. McCauley
Ada
Mrs Christine Miller Dies After Illness in Franks Area
Christine Miller 49 wife of W H Miller died at a local hospital Sunday morning at 3 25. Funeral services were held at Franks cemetery Sunday afternoon with Rev McNamee officiating. Survived by husband and five children Mable Loper Benita Miller Carmel Wylie Raymond and Elmer Miller all of Fittstown. The Miller family has long been prominent in the Franks community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Miller
W. H. Miller
Franks Cemetery
McNamee
Fittstown
Millers
Death of Miss Juanita Isaacs at 24 in Allen
Miss Juanita Isaacs died at her home in Allen Monday at 1:30 p m. Funeral services will be held from the Church of Christ at 3 p m Tuesday. Burial will be in Allen cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Isaacs and several brothers and sisters.
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Juanita Isaacs
Allen
Church of Christ
Allen Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Miss Isaacs
Charles Isaacs
Noble Joe Warlick Noble Dies At 40 In City Hospital
Joe Warlick Noble age 40 of 13060 WWW. hird died at a local hospital at 12 20 a m Wednesday Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 a m at the Church of God with Rev G W Muncie officiating Burial will follow in Maxwell cemetery Keith Funeral Chapel in charge Survivors include his widow Ruth Noble daughter Geneva C Noble son Frank Vaden Noble and his father W F Noble of Tishomingo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Noble
Joe Warlick Noble
Hird
Church of God
G. W. Muncie
Maxwell Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Ruth Noble
Geneva C. Noble
Frank Vaden Noble
W. F. Noble
Tishomingo
Local Resident J W Warmoth Dies at Home
J W Warmoth of near Gaar Corner died at his home about 9 a m Wednesday Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family at a later time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warmoth
Near Gaar Corner
Frogg Rites Held in Stratford as City Plans Ahead
Mitchll B Frogg 87 died at home of a daughter in Stratford Tuesday at 8 10 pm Funeral services were at the Stratford Methodist church Wednesday Rev Simmons officiating burial in Mc Gee cemetery Keiths in charge Surviving are two daughters Mrs W C Peters Tulsa and Mrs Rotenberry a son A B Frogg Tulsa and a grandson Vaughn Rotenberry Stratford Mayor Willoughby foresees a stable year Plans include traffic lights at busy corners and a police short wave radio system to be FCC approved City to submit its budget to the county excise board by July 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchll B. Frogg
C. A. Rotenberry
Stratford
Rev. Simmons
McGee Cemetery
Keith
W. C. Peters
Tulsa
Rotenberry
A. B. Frogg
Vaughn Rotenberry
Willoughby
KADA
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
County Excise Board
Pair Accused In Done Case To Face Trial
Lee France, 29, and Claud Kuykendall, 32, ex-taxi drivers, pleaded not guilty at arraignment on narcotic law violations. Held for trial after police found six morphine cubes in their possession. Bond set at $1,500 each. both in jail without bond. France reportedly has first offense. Kuykendall has prior court history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee France
Claud Kuykendall
U. S
W. C. Edwards
U. S. District Court
Edwards
France
Kuykendall
City Officials Work On Budget
Mayor J. D. Willoughby says the city budget will be balanced after studying financial ledgers. For the 1934-35 fiscal year ending June 30, the city ran without an ad valorem tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Willoughby
Key Brothers May Set Endurance Flight Record
Meridian Mississippi June 2 Fred and Al Key near breaking the world endurance flight record after a month aloft. They must stay airborne until 2 13 12 p m tomorrow to match the 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds set in 1930 by the Hunter brothers in Chicago. Fred reports being thrilled and anxious as the final hours approach and their motor "thinks I can."
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
Oklahoma
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Fred Key
Delegates Call For World Currency Stabilization Pact
Paris June 2 delegates from the United States Great Britain and France to the international chamber of commerce convention agreed at a secret meeting today to call on the government of the world to stabilize their currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
International Chamber of Commerce
State Loses Water Contamination Case After One Man Is Fined
A Kansas County court halted a series of Byrds Mill water contamination cases when Judge John Boyce McKeel sustained a demurrer in the Orville Knox matter after the state had already fined Buddy Knapp $200 for polluting the same stream. Several related charges remain pending as the term continues with other defendants facing similar allegations regarding waste oil and slush from Stanolind wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Knapp
John Boyce McKeel
Orville Knox
Byrds Mill
John Fitts
McKeel
Knox
Frank Looney
Andrew J. Harden
T. S. Loffland
H. R. Whalen
Clarence Poarch
C. E. Randolph
Bond
Reprieve Delays Executing Slayer Delbert Green
Salt Lake City June 26 A gubernatorial reprieve saved Delbert Green from a death sentence by firing squad for killing his uncle James Green. His fate now rests with the state board of pardons which will reconvene in September unless a special session is called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Henry H. Blood
Delbert Green
Green
James Green
Utah
State Board of Pardons
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James Anderson Scotland Born Made America Great
The death of James Anderson at his daughter's home Mrs J S McCauley in Hugo ends a life that reflects the immigrant story. Born November 12 1850 on Burray Island Ashley Scotland he came to the United States in 1879 to Emporia Kansas where he worked as a contractor and married Emma Bagley. He survived by two children Fred Anderson of Emporia and Mrs McCauley, would have been 85 this fall, and lived with his daughter after his wife’s death. His passing at 85 after a period of good health before a sudden shock. He is remembered as a quiet generous man who helped develop the frontier and earned the respect of two states.
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James Anderson
J. S. McCauley
Burray
Ashley
Scotland
John
Margaret Anderson
United States
Emporia
Kansas
Emma Bagley
Fred Anderson
McCauley
Ada
Anderson
Hugo
Mr. Anderson
America
Pontotoc County Cattle See Higher Bangs Disease Reactors
Dr. R. H. Gump state veterinarian reports two weeks of Bangs disease testing in Pontotoc county. About 1 200 cattle tested with 225 reactors about 19 percent overall and herd reactors from 9 to 53 percent. Tests are free for owners beyond gathering cattle. results lead to culling infected animals. Gump expects 300 to 400 tests weekly and for most large herds to be tested, with eventual demand for Bangs-free cattle in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Gump
Pontotoc County
Bang
Gump
Oklahoma City
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DistRict Court OF
John E. Hall
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Sarah Ll
L. Griffeth
Bernice Griffeth
Wilson Wright
F. P. Sizer
H. A. Gardner
Rose Mansfield
Richard Mansfield
Alfred Mansfield
Dorothy Mansfield
Elizabeth Mansfield
Bill Mansfield
Margaret Roberts
Charles Mansfield
H. Hutchinson
Nettie Johnson
Willie Johnson
Etta
Beard
Louisa Meshontambi
George A. Mansfield
Idéza Ann Wolfe
Southwestern Gell Telephone Company
the Texas Company
Champlin & Bass, Inc
Harry H. Diamond Oil Company
Imperial Development Company
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
S. ©. Boswell
Etta B. Beard
H. G., Beard
Township Three
A. A. Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
J. F. McKeel
Court House
Carl Stanfield
Lee Dages
Browall Coffman
H. T. Huffman
Akers
S. PD. Johns
Ed Harrison
J. «. van Meter
Hays School
Ray Whitlock
H. 3. Moore
Ott Reeves
Guy Sennett
Ada Motor Company
Tiary Kitchens
G. H. Priest
Miles Grigsby
E. H. Coffee
Cullin
Lisle Prince
C. E. Parker
MariSorie Braly
T. O. Cullins
Fred Ford
L. R. Clark
W. A. Ellison
Shirley Whisenhunt
Minnie McCain
Willard School
Tom Wyatt
W. B. Jones
B. H. Frick
H. A. Bonafield
Joe Stafford
J. H. Paine
Haley Messer
Irving School
W. M. Heard
Willie Webb
J. D. Bingham
Bert Rose
Roy Sneed
John Edmiston
Eli Vertrees
R. B. Gaither
J. W. Cadwalder
B. W. Shilling
E. S. Collins
W. H. Hubert
J.D Willoughby
Board of Commissioners
Albert Chamberlain
Agnes B. Bradley
Jewel Sweeney
Said County
Township Four
Stange Six
Thos. P. Holt
the Lenderer Forotten
Mr. Cathay
Riverview
Stella Mockley
Edith Nevers
Tou
Frank
Stella
County OF
V. N. E. Sanders
Township 4
Range 6
Della Bedford
C. Duncan
Faelatoma
Bert E. Lewis
H. W. Constant
West Twelfth Street
F. M. Hatcher
American Building
Daily Ellert
Hale Evans
Stonewall Cemetery
Jim Simmons
Rena Simmons
Stonewall
Myrtle Colbert
J. A. Anderson
iFrom
Mitchell B. Frogg
KEY Brothers
Brown
Bayless
Bryant Lee
A. R. Ryan
M. R. Campbell
Dexter Clark
H. G. Marshall
Jim Aaron
Jack Frantz
G. G. Lee
J. Henton
Finis Shilling
Roff
Emmett Jeffress
J. L. Jeffress
Jonesboro
Melton
Jeffress
Wm. McWhirt
Dallas
Texas
Juliette McWhirt
Geo. Marshall
McWhirt
Sulphur
Sloan Reese
Seminole
Findley
North Rofs
B. E. Braselton
Wetumka
J. A. Stevens
Morris
Maud
Tom Gray
Lillie Watson
John Hudson
Dee Coffee
Pampa
Tal Agee
Opal Loyd
Arkansas
Lee Odom
Maguairk
Sunshine
Lee Dowdy
Bessie Irick
Patsy Irick
Gee
N. C. Bowen
O. A. Gaither
J. A. Ewing
Wm. Jones
Konawa
W. E. McNeill
Bertha
Munday
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