Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma to FE Williams and others heirs creditors and unknowns in a Home Savings and Loan Association case No 12 195 in Pontotoc County District Court demanding answer by April 15 1933 or be held to admit the petition stating a judgment of 1646 01 with 10 percent interest from December 21 1922 and foreclosing the mortgage on Lat three Block two Chickasaw Addition Ada Oklahoma and ordering sale of the property to satisfy the judgment. Ment YPERLLA PEDFORD court clerk Kincheoma Ly Dawes Harden McKeown Green deputy attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
FE. Williams
Mary I. Williams
Ira H. Wallix
Cecil Wallis
Kowa Wallix
Jake
Home Savings and Loan Association
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
EB. J. Williams
Seid
Chickasaw
Ada
Pontote County
Watiefy
Yperlla Pedford
Kincheoma Ly Dawes Harden
McKeown & Green
Jin
Mathis
Maintiff
Mary Lou Mathis
J. CC. Mathis
Okla
Della Bedford
Seta
Foreclosure sale and divorce notices in Pontotoc County
Legal notices announce a foreclosure sale in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a 1922 judgment of 1704.61, with sheriff Clyde Kaiser listing property in Black 5 Ada. Separate publication warns a divorce petition against Bexste Mae Falter and a guardianship hearing for minor Haney heirs in Pontotoc County with summons set for March and April 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Foreclosure Sale Notice and Multiple Public Notices
Public notices show a 1933 foreclosure sale of Lot 2, Block 6 in the Hhonaghey Addition Ada Pontotoc Co Oklahoma to satisfy a $2,859.79 judgment with 10 percent interest, sale set for April 17 1933 at 2 pm at the Ada courthouse plus appraised value requirements. Also notices of divorce action Mary Lou Mathis vs J C Mathis and estate claims for Y Lauehin deceased with executor T J Chambless and attorney E N Jones in Ada Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Y Lauehiin
Iaf EN. Jones
Rotlow
Ada
Oklahoma
T. J. Chambless
Oklahoma plans to retain graduate schools at OU and A and M
Oklahoma Governor Murray faces a University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A and M College coordination committee decision. The panel recommends keeping OU graduate schools including education and the petroleum engineering program at OU, and maintaining A and M graduate programs in agriculture domestic science and industrial arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Murray
W. B. Bizzell
University
H. G. Bennett
A. and
Eugene M. Kerr
Gov
O. U
Kerr
Graduate School
One Man Charged With Attempting Life
Perry Simpson was charged with assault with intent to kill after an alleged Sunday afternoon shooting at Dorsey Myers. Myers was in a car outside while Simpson, inside his home, allegedly fired a 30 30 rifle. Arraigned Monday before J D Willoughby Simpson pleaded not guilty and a March 28 preliminary hearing date was set. Bond was set at $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Simpson
Simpson
Dorsey Myers
Myers
J. D. Willoughby
Mrs Sara McClintock Hosts Civic Club Meeting
Mrs Sara McClintock hosted the Rofs Civic club gathering at 630 East Fifteenth Street Friday afternoon at 2 20. Attendants included Mrs Mary Frank Laseman Mrs Bennie Childress Mrs A J Etchieson Mrs Ola Kile Mrs W B Gray Mrs N W Heathman Mrs O A Gaither Mrs W T Givins Mrs Y R Hamer Mrs Cleo Johns Mrs L Durrett from Roff Mrs Burney Crawe Rennie from Hickory Mrs A M Stuart Mrs A J Crane Mrs S T Barnard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara McClintock
Rofs Civic Club
C. W. Zorn
East Fifteenth Street
Mary Frank Laseman
Bennie Childress
A. J. Etchieson
Ola Kile
W. B. Gray
Nh. W. Heathman
Legion Commander backs Roosevelt in veterans economy plan
National Commander Louis A. Johnson pledged renewed Legion support for President Roosevelt’s veterans economy drive. After addressing about 2000 Legionnaires from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, Johnson phoned the White House saying the Legion has faith in the president’s discretion and justice in handling many compassionate and merciful cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymon
American Legion
Roosevelt
Louis A. Johnson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Johnson
White House
Fugitive Bank Robber Suspect In Jail Again
Pete Baxter, charged with robbing the First National Bank of Lindsay, was held in Pauls Valley Oklahoma, leaving only one of seven alleged robbers at large. Baxter confessed identifying himself after capture at Talihina. Home Bramble, once of San Antonio, remains at large after escaping following arrest. The other five defendants, including Henry Hinkle Jr., have been sentenced or pled guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bramble
San Antonio
Henry Hinkle, Jr
Lindsey
Cardus Helps Thousands of Women Through Pains Evidence
A testimonial from Mrs. F. H. Scott of Roanoke Virginia describes weakness back pain and fatigue earlier. After trying Cardus she gained weight and energy. The account cites her mother recommending the product and notes improved health after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Carduil
Social intrigue at the club with Fleur and DeVos
Linda Averill navigates social tension as Pratt returns and Mr. DeVos clashes over car plans and guest etiquette. Conversations hint at Statlander’s interest in a locked room while Fleur’s influence stirs competition and suspicions during a tea and tennis eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Tom
Pratt
Algers
DeVos
Europe
Mr. Statlander
Fleur
Cotton Crop Near 12 Million Bales in 1932 Ginning
Census report shows 1932 running bales at 12,703,281 or 12,994.43 equivalent 500-pound bales, with state breakdowns led by Texas and Georgia amid adjustments for post canvass additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Shark Liver Oil Industry to Start in Miami and Ithaca
Scientists at Cornell University and Miami, Florida have developed a concentrated shark liver oil that provides vitamins A and D, comparable in potency to cod liver oil. R P Nichols of Miami, a Cornell graduate, announces the first global shark liver oil industry will begin in the southern city using a patented concentrating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Miami
Fla
R. P. Nichols
Cornell
E. L. Nichols
Miami _ scientist
Nichols
Roosevelt to Ask Congress for $590 Million Unemployment Relief
President Roosevelt and advisers plan a special message to Congress proposing a $590.9 million direct relief fund for states plus a $40 million start for a vast reforestation program funded from unexpended treasury balances. Wagner plans long term legislation to liberalize Reconstruction Corporation loans, create nationwide employment offices, and foster unemployment insurance funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
U?p
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
House
Wagner
N.Y
Reconstruction Corporation
Francis Perkins
Costigan
Col
Lafollette
Wis.y
Senate
Hoarders Given Week to Return Gold to Banks
Washington reports extend the deadline to March 27 for hoarders to deposit gold with banks. The Federal Reserve Board in 12 districts delays compiling lists of withdrawals since February 1 while Treasury authorizes withdrawals up to 5 percent of deposits at unopened state member banks. Treasury notes that $327 million in gold was returned by March 15 and suggests names could be published or referred to the justice department under the anti hoarding act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Justice Department
Flood Waters Sweep Ohio Valley Submerging Cities
Floods from six states converge on the Cincinnati tri state area. Cities like Newport Covington and Lawrenceburg face historic inundation with 500 plus rescued from river camps and thousands more isolated. Union Terminal disrupts traffic as waters rise and trains derail.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Tri-State
Huntington
W. Va
Louisville
Ohio River
Elizabethtown
Indiana
Here
New Richmond
Manchester
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
John Harrison
Ailee
California
Gale Shrig
George Heideman
Henry Linneman
John Bain
Covington
Great Lakes
Blue Grass
Hamilton
Allegheny
New York
Pennnsylvania
West Virginia
Scioto
Muskingum
Licking
Kentucky
Miami
Olio
Newport
Little Columbia
Market
Cumminsville
Sedameville
Linwood
Ohio
Walter Stratham
Milford
Batavia
Loveland
Pittsburgh
Adams
Pike
Jackson
Theerup
Maysville
Ripley
Athens
Parkersburg
Ashland
Evansville
Ind
Friends
Feared fruit crop damaged by cold snap in Oklahoma
The Associated Press reports a severe cold snap threatens Oklahoma fruit with early peach and plum blooms at risk. Meteorologist Harry Wahlgren warns a knock-out blow to peaches while the county agent sees danger to plums as temperatures fall to the mid 20s in Oklahoma City and Tulsa with light snow flurries inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cardens
Oklahoma
Harry F. Wahlgren
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Mercury
Tulsa
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Soovttor
Mitholt
District Court
Pontetee County
Home Building and Iwan Association
EF. M. Kearborough
Beaste Scarborough
Oklahoma State Pank
Wallafy
Eaid Wourthouse
Adda
Eash
Eaid
Maret
Pontotec County
Oklahore
Claude Sturdivant
Lander
District Court OF
Poxtoroc County
H. A. Falter
R. Reasie
Mace
Bexste Mae
Della Propor
Pontevioce
Klanoma
Pon
Carrie M. Walker
Carrie M. Wealker
Walker
Pelomating
Pontotor
Ikinhoma
Said
Atate
Petate
Eid
Okiohome
Pontotac Couny
Saad
Isis Dm
Sherif
Pontoctec County
Midland Savings and Loan Company
Henry (. Maresh
Ada C. Marsh
J. & Newcomb
Hhonaghey
McK Brown & Green
Ada, Oklahoma
Fwa
Roscoe Arnold
Plaintiff
E. N. Joner
Enknows Heirs
Comunty
Pen- Test
Minnie Wade
George Wade
Clarence Wade
James Wheeler
Crable Wheeler
Rollie Wheeler
Melvin Wheeler
State of
Cara Wade
Fellowe
Towit
Hanger East
Township 5
Range East
Poentetoc County
Secretary of the Interior
Muxkercee
O*klahoms
Della Bedppord
Iruncon
Kemp & Kemp
Cora Wade
A. & M. College
Clay H. Jones
Sloan Heese
P. H. Deal
F. R. Laird
J. O. Abney
Gabrielle
Forbish
Statlander
Amos
Cousin Amos
Flieur
Mr. Pratt
Mrs. Averill
Shaughnessey
Spalpeen
Long Island
Howard W. Blakeslee
Hougevelt
Hoover
Miss Perkins
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