Public sale notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma items
Multiple foreclosure and tax sale notices record sheriff sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Notices list defendants lenders and purchasers with property described including sections townships ranges and sale dates in 1938 1953 and 1928 along with amounts due and attorneys fees. Also brief police report notes theft at a service station on Tenth and Broadway with $800 stolen.
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I — City
Percy Armstrong
Tenth and Broadway
Raymond Rains
Ada News Announces Democratic Primary Candidates
The Ada News announces candidates for state and county offices subject to the Democratic Primary on July 13. Names include Tommy Ford, Ward L. Stanfield for Sheriff. Calwell, Samlete, Chandler, Somer, Pegg for County Commissioner Districts. Morris, Ball, Alnabors for County Clerk. Otto Strickland, Allen Nichols, John Boyon McKeel for State Senator Twenty-Third District.
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Ada Newa
Ada News Ia
Aubjact
Otto Strickland
Allen G. Nichols
John Boyon McKeel
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sale notices detail a real estate action in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The Federal Land Bank of Wichita is plaintiff and George Crow are defendants. The sale covers land in Ada with described parcels totaling 90 acres to satisfy a $2613.04 judgment plus interest, costs, and attorney fees. Sheriff Clyde Keiser will conduct the sale July 25 1998 at 2 PM at the courthouse. The notices also include a special execution foreclosure in Tomatoc County with a separate parcel, sale set for August 2 1988 at 10 AM at Ada courthouse, and a guardianship petition in district court for Edward Good minor.
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Sharive
District Court
Tentoton County
Oklahoma
Max
Lobbie Johnson
Walter Investment Company
Pontoton County
Southweat
Ada
Anid Pontetos County
State of Oklahoma
Sali
Alsar
Sherif
Pontetaex
Claude Souirdivant
Toherta
Busby, Hayrell & Trice
Tianey, GeSediw
OWICR
SSH
UPE
SAL
Pontetou County
Marie J. Davis
A. Francis O Myers
Clather
Tontojoe
Plainsitt
Prencis O. Meera
Wallace E. Myers
Edwin le
Edwin L. Myers
Pontotoc County
Ranke Elsht
Axat
Satel Coufl
oHek
Orelock
Anid
Adaim
Gatinfy
Clyde Kaiser
Eherit
Fantotos
Busby
Ineren Fer Tinindet
Exchange National Company
Natlee
Giyco
Pure Quant Font Parder
United States District Court
District of Oklahoma
Okinhkoma
Lincoln National
Mo Ne
Toewlt
Enag
Pontotoc
Pontotec County
Adm
Ponto~ Fec County
Sala
United States Interet
T. Ty Barmer
Rat Plaintitt
Viola
John Whitley
State of
Jennie Bradley
Stonewall
Indian Territory
Frisco
Jennie Brady
Ily
Dante
Deceas
Cerry
Hamer Brunes
Hevetty
Jennie Bradtey
Comach
Denatotoc County
Enon
Deyity
Wwimbialy & Wimleigh
Attornesy
Windity
Tiret Coues
Okiehana
Kkotoc
JU Criswe
Sylvia Flowers Rampton
Motendilla
Pistrice
Pontetor
Oan Ihedon
Whorela
J. YU. Criswell Swe
Ptr
Sylvia Flowers Mamplin
Tontoise County
Sylein
Duseribad
Doewitt Sourhouse Quarter
Northenat Auerter
Northenat Auexter
Meridian
Nes
Sal Korea
Aema
Xailery
Agsinac
Sanuaty
ANS
Okla
SAVE
Clyde Hadser
Claude Sturdivant
Undersher AG Show P
Molt
Plaintifs
Ada Weekly News
Aes
Sherife
Ufuan
Pontctoc
Federal Land Bank’ of
Wichita
George
Nurcel
el- Howth
Tontotoc
Lowie
Lixteen
Notich
Tomatoc County
L. Dowstas
Florence J. Douglas
A. T Barnen
Fendanta
Pontotor County
Ion
Nores
Tore
Lear
Tonteras County
Drvenvoer
UBT
Bether
Walts
Angus
Godate
Toutotoe
Pfefer
Aatist
Witnoas
Kamer
Pontatoe Hao County
Esy Claude Shurdivnot
Undersheriiff
Hashing & Matcher
Attorne
Suir
Zola
Summers Chapel Residents Share Weekend Visits
Local families in Summers Chapel and nearby communities announce social visits and weeklong stays. Betty Joyce Sellers travels between Houston and Summers Chapel while Lena Hughey and Marcella Hughey join relatives, and several children spend weekends with grandparents and uncles in Duncan Hart and Union Hill areas.
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Summers Chapel
Charley Rushing
Homer Kuykendall
Valice Isaac
Lena Hughey
Lela Tiner
Hart
Basil
Glen Kent
K. Hinley
Glo
Kenneth Megee
Leman Hinley
Wallas Driskell
Paul Jeter
J. A. Moore
Duncan
Betty Joyce Sellers
Myrtle Mae Jeter
Jehe Magar
Veda Tucker
Lonebell Henry
Ruth
Dorothy Magar
Ida Gross
Rollie Gross
Union Hill
Mable Driskell
Huston
Doyal
Lee
Jerry Evans
George
Gene Corner
Hill Falkenberry
Oil Center
Houston
Texas
Hughey
Lena
Marcella Hughey
Howard Grose
Nora Brendle
Fittstown
Mrs. Tecin Lewis
Anderson Home
Sunday School Singing Brings Crowd to Cedar Grove Church
Sunday School and preaching were held at the Cedar Grove church despite threatening rain. A grand singing event drew visitors from Colbert and Byng counties with groups like the All Indian Quartet and Fulks on Quartet performing. A church dinner by local ladies fed many, and plans include regular practices for new songs at Thursday church meetings. 4-H Club ran a successful Pop Stand to defray club expenses.
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Cedar Grove
Sennon
Gypt
Happy Land
Francis
Oakman
Homer
Atwood
Allen
Fulkerson
Nance
Colbert
Byng
Sam
Broad Ada area notes many local visitors and events
The column lists countless visits and gatherings in the Ada area. Neighbors and relatives including the Jarreds,Watsons,Garr Corner families, Curlees, Pitts, and Hodge kin share Sunday calls, shopping trips, church activities, weddings, and a Baptist revival. Also recorded are a birth, a political note on Judge Davison, and a death of Ella Bell Hodges with farewell verses from friends and family.
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Tonnie Brown
J. P. Walker
Garr Corner
Hattie Collins
Lula
Chloe
Madonna Fae Hart
Bob Peak
B. J., Farley
Susie Jones
Adella Jones
Bessie'Dames
Center
Roy Dame
Annabell Farley
Tennie Brown
Ada
Sam Hunt
Archie Soloman
Wanted: Man with Car For Profit Rawleigh Route
Advertisement offers a profitable Rawleigh route. Earnings stated as 330 a week to start. Reference to Rawleigh’s Dept OKG-3-1010 Memphis Tennessee or contact I. W. Curlee Gerty Oklahoma. Mentions Ben F. Kensey as a man for the position.
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Rawleigh
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
I. W. Curlee
Gerty
Okla
Ben F. Kensey
Dirt
Walnut Grove and Union Hill Community Notes
Local social notes record visits, Sunday School updates, and church activities in Walnut Grove and Union Hill. Names such as Roy Wetson Ada Estes Estes Odom Hatton Williams and Cantrell appear with mentions of meals, travel, and recovery from illness plus upcoming revival and singing events.
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Walnut Grove
Union Hill
Dee Campbell
Lorene Roddie
Will Jones
H. W. Estes
Rosa Lee
Hampton
Crowley
Emmet Agee
Moss
Preston
W. P. Campbell
Jewelen Campbell
Opal Lee Whitson
Howard Fowler
O. W. Estes
Opal Lee Whiston
Louise Estes Lenora Whiston
Lorena
Lolita Golden
Dorothy Mae Williams
Evelyn Williams
Marie Williams
Ora Lee Herrin
Parish Chapel
Winnie Bottoms
Mary’ Frencis- Whiston
Betty Ann Mitchell
Heley Williams Luriday
Edna Golden
L. Herrin
Parish
Edward Cantrell
Iva Cantrell
Juanita, McGee
Marie
Jeff Aaton
Sylvia
Haley Williams
Qil Center
Sam Morris
Mart Hanard
Murray Garden
Ellen Sweeny
Waley Williams
Ellen Downs
Sylvias Aaron
Erma Jean. Mitchell
Edith Mitchell
Wynathe’ Cantrell
Mary Workman
Galey
Estes Estes
Obituary for Mrs A C Brown in Hart cemetery service
Mrs. A. C. Brown died June 20 at her son’s home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Hart with interment in the Hart cemetery. Duis Funeral Home handled arrangements. Survived by five children Jim Brown Longview Texas D Brown Roff Okla Mrs J N Jeffreys Los Angeles Calif Mrs B F Burnett O'Donnell Tex Mrs A W Poster Alex Okla and many grandchildren and great grand children, plus numerous relatives and friends.
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A. C. Brown
Hart
Duis Funeral Home
Jim Brown
Longview Texas
D. Brown Roff
O'Donnell
Tex
A. W. Poster
Alex
Okla
No Bail In Case Of Burning Death
Pawhusika June 29 District Judge Jesse Worren denied bail for Charles D. Wilcox 61 charged with murder in the fire death of Mrs Josephine Rogers. Defense plans to file a bon nod with the criminal court of appeals early next week after a hearing yesterday.
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Pawhusika
Oklo
Jesse Worren
Charles D. Wilcox
Josephine Rogers
Wilcox
John Tillman
Criminal Court of Appeals
Worren
Mexican oil workers strike over union recognition
A Tampico dispatch says unionized oil workers boycott Mexican Gulf Oil Co after it declined to recognize the union. The firm, employing hundreds, is a major foreign operator expropriated earlier. Protest actions included halting water pipelines, closing a railroad, suspending a sloop, and cutting telephone lines.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Mexican Gulf Oil Co
Mexican
Caracol and Zacamixtle
Dispatch
San Geronimo
Union
Fa A
First Confederate Veterans Attend Gettysburg Reunion
At Gettysburg Pennsylvania the 75th anniversary of the battle opens with the arrival of Confederate veteran James Robert Paul and the Grand Army of the Republic leader Dr Overton Mennett. The eight day observance brings soldiers police and health staff to town for the reunion led by cordial postwar relations. Approximately 8,000 Civil War veterans are alive with 2,000 to 2,500 expected as guests of the Federal government.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
U. S.’ Army
Qverton H. Mennett
Grand Army of the Republic
James Robert Paul
Chariot
Ney
Br Mennett
Grant
Washington
Professor Davis a Long Tenured Campus Icon
The Journal profiles Professor John Davis known as Uncle John on a career spanning decades. He credits his greatest joy to former students now in medicine, law, education, and governance, describing teaching as his enduring hobby and noting his influence across Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and Oklahoma.
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Lewis House
John Davis
John
America
White County
Indiana
Kansas
Plains
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Chicago
University of Denver
University of Texas
East Central
Devis
Kiwanis Club
Uncle John
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Berry
M. A. Nash
Clyde Howell
O.E. A
E. Dale
Oklahoma University
Walter Isle
Weatherford
Weather Warns of Boll Weevil Infestation Threat
Stillwater Oklahoma June 29 A weather report warns cotton crops are delayed and vulnerable to boll weevils and seal worms. Oklahoma A and M entomologist C F Stiles notes variable weevil presence, with mild winters increasing spring populations. Control favors calcium arsenate dusts every five days during squaring, supplemented by calcium arsenate and sulfur mix.
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Stillwater
Okla
C. F. Stiles
Oklahoma A
M. College
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ted
Oklahoma
Cotton
Texas
Stiles
Ada News
Acs
Cardui brand touted for menstrual relief and vitality
To Women: If you suffer every month you owe it to yourself to take note of Cardui and find out whether it will benefit you. Functional parts of menstruation have been eased by Cardui in many cases. Where mal nutrition has weakened strength, Cardui has been found to increase appetite, improve digestion, and help build natural resistance to suffering. (Consult a physician.) Ask your druggist for Cardui pronounced Card-t-1.
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W. L. McKinley
Mary Ragland
S. D. Chambers
Accie Thomas
Dwayne
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Gaar Corner
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Coalgate
W. J. McKinley
Arthur Miller
Edna Turner
Lorg Thomas
Dayle Walker
Marion Brewington
Elzabeth Owens
Vanass
N. E. Ponder
Owens
Howard Jared
Bud Watson
H. L. Sweat
Kate Gibbs
Bill Hopkins
Nancy Curlee
Virgin Leader
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Cooper
Haskell
Laura Stephens
Aline
Clagene
Grace Curlee
Lou McMe
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M. S. Collins
Wilson
Phillip
William Jewel Benger
Hazel Shaw
Mary Shaw
Foster
Cleghorn
Now
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Ben Walters
Adelia
Tones
Casey
Melvin Saloman
Mary Troutman
Denver
Nj Davison
Supreme Court
Davison
Daviser
Ada and
Ella Belt, Nodges
Lewis Hodges
Ella Bell Hodges
Jesus
Eulen Marie Cape
L. Turner
Lena Grace
Charies Muriel
C. E. Hodges
Earlene
OWL
C. M. Sliger
Pleasant Hill
Hatton
Gentry
New Mexico
Golden Osborn
Jasper Mullins
W. B. Hokett
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Jim Odom
J. C. Odom
C. Couch
Pauline Scott
June Hokett
Bill Bennett
W. M. Parker
Laula Couch
Martin
Jim Gettings
Jessa
C. C. Couch
Mildred Thompson
Keeboi Sliger
Rastus Davis
Jessie
Gentry ‘Hatton
Leslie
Oral
Rey Hatton
Ada iMews
Reunion
John W. Davis
Tommy F. Ford