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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

7

Sheriff Sale Notices and Court Foreclosure Actions in Pontotoc County

Public notices detail writ of execution against Marx Hass Clothing Co. and multiple defendants, with land to be sold at Ada court house on March 14 1955 to satisfy judgments, plus foreclosure sale of property in Ada and guardianship sale orders for minors in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with hearings set for March 27, 1933.

District Court Pontotoc County Oklahoma Marx Hass Clothing Company Corporation MC. Wilson Eleanor & Wilson Vandel FB Lain Loix Lain Omid Ainstraid Lata Phock Chickasaw Addition Ada Pantotoc County Gkinhams Aid Sunty Court House Pontotuc Ook Clyde Kaiber Kinho AoTtor Sherif E Pontotac County George HH Cox Jackson Thompson Susanna Thanpeon Pontotor County Beethon France Eaid Noutheron Adu Clyde Kaiser Poentotoe County Kiaheo Tom Teel Sherert Pijstricet Court Pontetoe County Western and Southern Life Insurance Company 4 Corporation Pentotoc County Claude Sturdivant McK Keown & Green Harrie M. Walker Bixtate Carrie M. Wilker Carrie M. Walker Pontotee County Esase iSeal Claude V. Thompson

Murderous patience in a seaside mystery on a hot day

Linda Averill and Tom confront a concealed peril at the Statlander house as they puzzle over a possible hidden motive and a dangerous man. Marvin’s forbidden manuscript hints at a dark past while a planned water test and a calculated diversion risk exposing their clues to a killer.

Mr. Statlander Mr. Statal Tom Linda Shaughnessey Statlander Binks Marvin Amos

Ada Kiwanis Recollects Ada Origins and Early Settlers

Ada Kiwanis club members revisited the town’s beginnings with reminiscences from early settlers and locals who helped establish Ada. Speakers including J. A. Braly and Mrs. J. K. Reed shared early migration, mail routes, and the naming of Ada, with notes on the 1890 Daggs arrival and the railroad’s role. The group also welcomed Everett Farmer as Horace Mann senior Kiwanian for March and learned of an upcoming visit from Oklahoma City Kiwanis.

Tpg Ada Kiwanis Club Ada Everett Farmer Horace Mann W. D. Warren Stonewall J. A. Braly Texas Chickasaw Nation Roff U. S. Mall Mail Creek John Beard Frisco Oklahoma A. H. Constant

Ada Cougars Ousted By Pauls Valley In District Final

Ada high school Cougars fell 42 to 17 to Pauls Valley in the district tournament final. Pauls Valley advances to the regional meet after earlier defeats of Davis Elmore City and Maysville. Ada’s Ross fouled out and Smith was sidelined by injuries as Pauls Valley broke away in the second half. Local leaders Tom Hope A H Constant and Mayor T J Chambless offered remarks on Ada’s early growth and resilience.

Ada High School Cougars Pauls Valley Davis Elmore City Maysville Vaness Stratford Ada Ross Adas Smith Atlas Tom Hope A. H. Constant T. J. Chambless Katy

Morning sun and a debate on bathing habits

Linda basks while Mr. Statlander questions the value of laziness. He dismisses passive lounging and advocates steady daily effort, followed by a shower and rubdown. Linda asks about towels, then the scene ends with a to be continued tease.

Mr. Shaughnessey Linda

Divorce Suit In Pontotoc County Oklahoma

The State of Oklahoma to Bessie Mae Falter you have been sued for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty. You must answer the petition by April 21 1933 or the petition will be taken as true and a decree of divorce will be issued. Court clerk seals March 4 1923.

Nelae Bart Pontotec State of Oklahom Dpewitotee State of Oklahome Ada Oklahoma Roberts Tounty Tortier J. W. Murphy Geo. BR. Collaine State of William Mary Williams Krat H. Wallis Cecil Wallis Home Savings and Tapan Association 4 Corporation Piontotowe Ouny Okiahoma Home Savings and Sum Association, & Corporation Ce C Witham, Et al Chickasaw Yattetoe County Della Peproam Court Chek Pontotoc County Okinhoma Ry Dawes Tiarden Meekeoown & Tereoon Thepauty Plaintif Mary Low” Mathis Mary Lou Mathis J. (. Mathis Joistriet Court Pontotocounty Okla Della Redford Pilota Lantotac Ailahoma Chad KE. Hennigan M. Garner Bessie Mae Falter State of Oklahoma iSenal Dpelila PE

Giants boast strong infield for coming season

Manager Bill Terry says the New York Giants will sport the league's best infield. He cites the regular quartet of Terry, Cruz, Jackson and Verger with reserves Leslie, Ryan and James, asserting this group gives deeper infield strength than in nine years.

Los Angeles New York Giants Bill Terry Terry Cruz Jackson Verger Leslie Ryan James Giants

Wilcox Oil and Westgate Workers Released by Army Authority

Twenty one employees of Wilcox Oil and Westgate Oil were released today by military authorities after brief technical arrest for attempting to restart wells in the Oklahoma City field. Captain William M. Parnell said there was no abduction and some men were freed before a habeas corpus action. Militiamen opened five Wilcox wells and two Westgate wells briefly last night.

Oklahoma City Wilcox Oil and Gas Westgate Oil Companies Murray William M. Parnell Military Ail Field Wilcox Company

Greatest returns for the amount invested

Classified ad notes strong returns for money invested, highlighting value and efficiency in opportunities. Readers are urged to compare options and consider prudent spending to maximize financial gains.

Governors Endorse Roosevelt Banking Holiday And Gold Embargo

Washington reports a four day banking holiday and a gold embargo with governors White Green and Buck meeting with President Roosevelt to approve the move. Roosevelt outlined agenda including taxation relief and federal unemployment aid while Idaho Governor Ross proposed $26,066,000,000 in non interest bearing notes to fund job programs.

Washington Rooosevelt White Ohio Green Rhode Island Buck Delaware Secretary of the Treasury Roosevelt Vollard Virginia Walsh Massachusetts Gov Ely Ross Idaho

Jennings to sue Murray for libel in Oklahoma

Senator George H. Jennings of Sapulpa announced he has drafted a petition and will file in Creek county district court to seek 100000 damages in a libel suit against Governor William H. Murray the Blue Valley Farmer Publishing Co and the Leader Press. Jennings was named along with Lieutenant Governor Robert Burns in a governor led impeachment plot claim.

Oklahoma City George H. Jennings Sapulpa Creek County William H. Murray Blue Valley Farmer Publishing Co Leader Press Jennings Robert Burns

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