Foreclosure sale of Oklahoma farmland to settle 1934 judgment
A notice declares sale of several farmland tracts in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a 1934 judgment for 4332.52 plus 8 percent interest and costs. The sale is set for March 18 1935 at 2 pm at the Ada courthouse front steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jackson
Hilda Dale Surrell
Pocahontas Blue
BALEW
Surrfell
Corka Shipman
Surrell
Devisees
C. A. Skeen
Saulice HY
State OF
Oklahoma
Cora Shipman
Vontovee County
Della Bedford
Pontotoc County
District Court
Federal Land Bank OF
Wichita
Kansas
H. L. Hudson
C. Hudson
Ira Potes
Mona Potes
E. F. Eldred
Emra F. Eldred
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Exchange National Company
Brecefiver
United State District Court For
Northern District of
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
United States
Lee Carney
Velma Carney
A. UT. Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
J. F. McKeel
Minnie Sales
J. M. Sales
A. G. Winn
Thelma
Winn
Akord
Ford
Della Brorord
W. ©. Duncan
Tulsa County
Bowles Motor Company
Louis Bemore
Lewis Bemore
Bemore Farm
Colbert
John Deere
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
County of Pontotoc
Maxwell
Maybelle Killcrease
LA Killcrease
Lella Marion Killcrease
Maybelle Killecrease
Virgil Junior Sealy
Waurika
Jefferson County
W. P. Chism
Southern Oil. Company
A. ©. McKoy
Boon Jones
Orville Sneed
Blackwell Oil & Gas CO
J. W. Berryman
S. H. Mount
Southern Oi! Co
A. C. McKay
Blackwell Oil & Gas Company
Frank Hughes Wins Honors At University
Frank Hughes son of Mr and Mrs W N Hughes of Ada excels at Oklahoma University as an outstanding student. He earned straight A grades in all subjects earning a personal commendation letter from the university president sent to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hughes
W. N. Hughes
Ada
Oklahoma University
Ada High School
Norman Departs School Board Clerk Post In Teal City
The death of H. L. Norman ends his years of service as school board clerk. Alfred Summers succeeds him, bringing long service and trust to the role. Community members note Summers is a capable successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Norman
Alfred Summers
Norman
Summers
Worstell
Viola Isaacs
Pauline Barnett
Arch Woods
Wewoka
Jim Isaacs
W. A. Berry
C. A. Barnett
Earnest Hampton
Sam Riley
Konawa
H. J. Tyree
Emmit McCurtie
Mae Barnett
Tom Buchanan
Pete Buchanan
John Hampton
Mildred Barnett
Miss Barnett
Mary Tyree
Local Social Visits Chain in Red Oak Area
Lou and Emogeane Phillips visited Opal Horne Saturday evening. Alpha Woodall spent Thursday evening with Emogeane Phillips. Walter Horne was an Allen visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Vera Phillips and Thelma Lee spent Monday night with Mrs. W. H. Phillips. Fay Wallace and children and Jodie Wallace and children and Lou Phillips and Opal Horne and Emogeane Phillips were Allen visitors Monday. Walter Horne and son Hubert James Hopkins of Happyland spent Thursday and Friday with cousin J. R. Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Butler Gray at Citra. Emogeane Phillips spent Tuesday night with Billie Jo Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hopkins and children of Happyland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak Lou
Emogeane Phillips
Opal Horne
Alpha Woodall
Walter Horne
Allen
Vera Phillips
Thelma Lee
W. H. Phillips
Fay Wallace
Jodie Wallace
Lou Phillips
Hubert
James Hopkins
Happyland
Townsend
Ada
Oma Whisenhunt
Odra Mae Glover
Owen Linsay
Matty Gowan
Tupelo
Virginia McCormick
Andye Lillard
Smith Home
Jack Clifford
Jim Whisenhunt
William Lillard
Porthy
Vera Lois Upton
Inez Welch
Dale Hill
Grace Rowe
Opal Smith
Johnnie Farquhar
Mildred Beach
Eubanks
Fred Brown
Lonnie Glover
Viola Hakett
Owl Creek
Carl Davis
Earnest Harlin
Ruth Boyd
Goldie Hill
Carl Woolly
Upton
Dewey
Fred Reynolds
Hall's Hill
Worley Hakett
Joe Hakett
Alene Gray
Tom Farquahar
Elmo Davis
Stringtown
Thelma Smith
Jay Nell
Boles
Maud Stamps
Globe
Wilma Lee
Floyd Cooper
Paul Harbin
Clint Whisenhunt
R. B. Brown
William Misenhimer
Coalgate
Weekend Visits Mentioned in Local Social Notes
Letha Gray stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Butler Gray of Citra over the weekend. Jewell Phillips visited Ola Phillips on Tuesday. Emogeane and D T Gray were Saturday night guests of Billie Phillips. Mr and Mrs Herman Phillips visited Henry and Mrs McMean at High Hill on Thursday. Letha Gray spent Wednesday night with Billie Joe Phillips.
Tupelo Girls Fall to Owl Creek in Home Court Tilt
Local games on Tuesday night featured Tupelo boys losing 12 to 16 to the home team while Owl Creek edged the girls 18 to 10. The independent team then beat Byng 36 to 20 as Owen Lindsay and Matty Gowan attended the event. multiple local residents and families were noted in attendance and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Tupelo
Byng
Owl Creek
Goldie Hill
Opal Smith
Frisco
Local Social Roundup and Cotton Futures Report
Mrs Edith Foxx and children visited relatives Friday night in the Binkley and Bandy households. Numerous calls and visits noted among local families with names Bandy Lilley Williamson Scroggins and Wilson. Cotton futures closed steady to barely lower in New York and New Orleans with mid range around 12.3 to 12.4 cents per pound.
Harrison Named Tulsa County Election Board Secretary
Oklahoma City March 6 UPI The state election board removed W F McCormick as Tulsa county election board secretary and appointed George Harrison of the World building as his successor. The change followed a recommendation by Senator Henry C Timmons and was announced by Secretary J William Cordell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI
State Election Board
W. F. McCormick
Tulsa County Election Board
George Harrison
World Building
Henry C. Timmons
J. William Cordell
Chicago Market Prices and Violent Arrest Report
Chicago reports show butter and egg prices with creamery and storage classifications. A shooting incident ends with a fleeing man wounded and captured. Maloy involved, suspects named, Harlin arraigned with bond set at $500.
Poultry Market Report Chicago March 6
Live poultry sold in 17 trucks with steady prices. Hens under 5 pounds 5 to 6 cents per pound, over 5 pounds 18 cents. Leghorn hens 17, rock fryers 21 1/2 to 23, colored 21 1/2, rock springs 20, colored 20, leghorn 14 1/2, rock brood ers 21 1/2 to 23, colored 21 1/2, barebacks 16-18, leghorn 20, roosters 14 1/2, turkeys 14-21, ducks 4 1/2 up 20-21. Small 17, geese 15, capons 6-7 pounds 23.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Small
Potatoes steady as supplies moderate in U S shipments
Chicago report shows total U S shipments 717 with old stock, demand and trading flow steady. Wisconsin round whites U S No 1-2 at 72 1-2, Michigan russets U S No 1 72 1-2, Idaho russets U S No 1 1 47 1-2 new stock steady, Florida crates Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 washed few sales at 1.90 to 1.95.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
Wisconsin
Florida Bu
Bliss
Grain prices swing on devaluation rumors then retreat
Grain prices surged on erroneous Washington reports of possible dollar devaluation and later retreated after an official statement. Wheat finished near the day’s low, down 3 4 to 1 1 8 cents, May at 95 to 95 1 8, corn down 3 8 to 1 1 8, May 1 1 8 to 3 8, oats steady to 3 4 lower, and provisions down 10 to 29 cents.
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Chicago
Washington
Grain price listings for wheat corn and oats
Spot grain quotes show No 1 red wheat at 38 3 4 No 2 red at 99 to 99 1 2 No 1 hard at 1.05 3 4 Corn old No 3 yellow 86 new No 2 mixed 84 3 4 No 2 yellow 87 No 3 white 90 1 2 Oats No 1 white 56 1 2 No 2 white 54 to 54 3 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton futures slip after midday rally in New York
A midday surge in cotton faded under renewed selling pressure in New York. May contracts fell to 12.31 after briefly reaching 12.49, with most contracts ending 6 to 10 points lower. spot trading remained quiet at 12.50 for middling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Spot Cotton in New Orleans Closes Quiet Down Nine Points
Spot cotton in New Orleans on March 6 closed nine points lower with sales of 292 bales. Low middling 11.85 cents, middling 12.49, good middling 12.94. Receipts nil, stock 619,945 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shot Once But It Was Enough
Joe Harlin, a black man living southeast of Ada, was jailed in Pontot county after a report he tried to steal chickens. He was wounded by shotgun pellets but not seriously. D W Maley near Ada saw a man near his hen house, grabbed a .410 shotgun, and shouted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Harlin
Ada
Pontotoc
Harlin
D. W. Maley
Highway 48
Maloy
Singing at Union Hill Tuesday draws local residents
A community singing event drew a well attended crowd on Tuesday night at Union Hill. The note invites all who enjoy singing to join future Tuesday sessions. Local residents and families are listed visiting, hosting, or meeting across Conway and nearby areas.
Social Calls Reported In County Notes
Calvin and Harry visited Johnnie Stone Sunday afternoon. Miss Mozelle Payne stayed Tuesday night with Lorene Roddy in Walnut Grove. Mary Eula Jackson spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Weeks of Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Edward Cantrell
Truman Ramner
Byng
Mort Hanahan
Argo Dodson
Center
H. W. Estes
Worley
B. B. Estes
Calvin and
Harry
Johnnie Stone
Miss Mozelle Payne
Lorene Roddy
Walnut Grove
Mary Eula Jackson
Mrs. Clovis
Pickett
Shank to Die in Electric Chair in Arkansas
Mark H. Shank, after years of court appeals, is scheduled to die in the electric chair early Friday under a governor’s proclamation in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Mark H. Shank
Marion Futrell
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Ford Addition
MIB
Lellevites
Ralph McMillan
Hheputy
Thomas P. Holt
A. TU. Davidson
John Boyce McKfel
Plaintiff
Ida
United States District Court
Equity
the Tancoln
National Life Insurance Company
Township 3 North
Range 4 East
Rex Watkinson
Wimbish & Wimbish
George C. Greer
Magnolia Petroleum Company
BR. E. Banks
E. S&s. Haraway
Gaines and Webb
Gaines
Jesse Webb
S. B. Adams
P. A. Norris
Charles Cannady
I. Ma
Ming
J. 2. Crawford
McMan Oil Company
Norris Royalty Company
Board OF County Commissioners
Roger Mills County
Jack Stevens
Sadie Stevens
B. Adama
A. T. Gurd
J. E. Wade
Webb
John Sealy
K. HR. Brown
R. Waverly Smith
KE. E. Plumly
District Court of
Poenitotog
the Home Building and Loan Association of
SEAL
W. J. Duncan
M. H. Gregory
Section 15
Township 5 North
Range 6
Mary Killcrease
Guardian
Township 6 South
Sophia Perry
Forwaid County
Vada Kosmata
Frank Kosmata
Vada Brandon
Crawford and
Huddleston
Manwell
Denny
Edith Foxx
Foy Binkley
Scott Jones
W. H. Bandy
Guy H. Binkley
Doris
Dorothy Capps
Hester Wilson
Clovis Balthrop
Willard Burkhart
Oakman
Guy Binkley
Ollie Rodgers
Bernice Wilson
Geo. Lilley
A. A. Bandy
Rachel Tharp
Evelyn Bandy
B. Balthrop
Orville Scroggins
S. S. Lilley
W. Burkhart
Virgie Wilson
Tom Williamson
J. A. Williamson
Percy Williamson
Orville Bandy
Ed Scroggins
Carman Scroggins
O. W. Semora
Geyer St
Sherwood W. Hill
D. W. Maloy
Henhouse
Conway
Miller
Woolman
Clara Lillard
Dorothy Toby
Andrew Sliger
Jared
Chest Mullins
Bader Sliger
Bonnie Jared
Ivan Price
Jack
Leo
Marion Xay McNeal
Pearl Barnes
Wallace
Arletha Williamson
Ruth Frederick
Ruth
Lorene Parker
High Hill
Hugh Barnes
Hilger Kifer
Steedman
Ralph Barnes
Homer
Kenneth
Marion Gay McNeal
Lee Gillock
Nazarene
Arbor
School House
Beware OF Burial Association
Branan
Pontotoc County, Too
Alabama
Greenville
Irene Davis
the First National Bank
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
8S. K. Grant
F. C. Norris
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