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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1929

Page

7

Public notice and property title actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Multiple court notices detail a mortgage and land sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma and a later suit by Frankie Cooper to quiet title to land in section 33 two north eight east. The notices name Agnes Williamson nee Killerease Lee Collins Clifton Verry Josie Leader heirs and related parties and set deadlines for response in June 1929.

Dosse Vernice Towit Henry Wilson Hyden Whit W. Hyden Whit W. Hyden, Jr State OF Oklahoma Pontotoe County Frankie Cooper Agnes Williamson Killerease Stanwally Killerease Clifton Perry Lee Collins Jesse Leader State of Oklahoma Clifton Verry Josie Leader Pontotoc County Thirtythree Josie

Foreclosure Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Sheriff sale under two court orders in Pontotoc County Oklahoma directs sale without appraisement. The first lists Myrtie Stigman versus multiple defendants including Citizens Bank of Stonewall with 50 acres in Section 6 and a $1,154.50 judgment plus costs. The second involves H G Howe versus Harris and related parties with two Francis Lots 3 and 4 in Block 19. Sale dates set for June 3 and June 8, 1929, at 2:00 pm at the Ada county courthouse.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Jerry Dry Goods Company G. W. Wells H. K. Wells R. L. Rollins A. M. Rollins First National Bank of Ada, Oklahoma P. L. Bowerman R. K K. Hatcher Lillie Hatcher Allen Standfield Otto Strickland P. A. Norris J. L. Shaw A.B. Rains G. A. Truitt Oscar W. Walker Bebee Hatcher Homestead UU. L. Wells Ada FR. BE. Hatcher Lillie Match Poentotoe County District Court Fred Bowles Meridian Ann Minnie Filmore Walter Berry George Walter Berry Geneva Aline Filmore Katherine Filmore Ben Henry Filmore Henry Filmore Alice Berry Filmore C. M. Rennie G. H. Shahan Fred Donoho State OF Oklahoma Said County Staate Continental American Life Insurance Company W. L. McKinley Sherife American First National Bank Oklahoma City Annie E. McKinley I. M Estelle Hoffman J. G. Witherspoon Myrtie EB. Stigman J. BB. Howell G. W. Harris Hattie Harris J. A. Harden Georgie Mai Harden First State Bank of Stonewall Citizens Bank & Trust Company Stonewall, Oklahoma Mollie Owens John J. Sullivan G. A County Court House Vontotoe County Fred Doncho McKeown & Green Adua Okla H. G. Howe Sidney E. Harris Alva Valentine Harris E. G. West Geo. A. Harrison S. E. Harris Francis

Foreclosure notices list Ada county real estate for sale

Notices record two sheriff sale actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The first details foreclosure on multiple tracts in Ada, with Home Savings and State Bank as plaintiff and Mary Saylors as defendant, set for June 4 1929. The second cites The Aetna Building and Loan Association as plaintiff against J W Bohannon and others, with sale June 4 1929. Both notify final sale at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse.

Ada Weekly News Ada Oklahoma Tal Crawford State OF Oklahoma Pontotoc Building and Loan Association Oklahoma City T. F. Beller Pontotee County Pontotoc County Glenwood Local Building and Loan Association T. F Pontotec County Fred Bowles Fred Donoho McKeown & Green Norris B. Haney John Haney Herriett Haney Elizabeth Haney Patricia Haney Carrie M. Haney Court House Holt & Gilbreath Carnardian Harriett Haney Atricia Haney Cil Eas District Court Home Savings and State Bank Mary Kek. Saylors Aetna Building and Loan Association J. W. Bohannon M. FE. Bohannon First National Bank of Roff Jeff H. Hooker Brock Ross

Death toll rises in Georgia South Carolina tornadoes

A tornado outbreak across Georgia and South Carolina left 71 dead and hundreds injured. Statesboro and Metter suffered the heaviest losses with many families wiped out and aid crews rushing with medical supplies. The toll later revised to 52 as duplicate counts were removed and more rural areas were surveyed.

Atlanta Georgia South Carolina C. O. Newton Hagin Bulloch County Emma Lillie May Edward Grady W. L. Coleman Candler County Statesboro Cochrane Taylor Happy Hill South Georgia Savana Georgia Board of Health Metter Cochran Bleckley County Macon

Tornado Toll Rises in Statesboro After Storm

Dr. J H Whiteside of Statesboro Ga reports 39 killed and hundreds injured by a tornado late yesterday. He asks the state health board for 60 doses of anti tetanus serum. Earlier counts had listed 12 dead.

Atlanta J. H. Whiteside Statesboro J. P. Bowdoin State Board of Health

Tornado Toll Rises Across Georgia and South Carolina

A string of tornadoes killed or injured many as 51 people were reported dead across five Georgia and two South Carolina communities. Statesboro and Metter reported high death counts with dozens injured, as twisters swept from Cochran to Spartansburg area, flattening homes and leaving scores homeless.

Statesboro M. D. Hendrix Charles Newton Janie Powell Mildred Moore Atlanta South Georgia South Carolina Georgia Bulloch County Cochran Dexter Rentz Atlantic Seaboard Spartanburge Pelzer Metter C. B. Yandle Metter Advertiser

Trilby Rogers Charged With Shooting Father

Trilby Rogers, 14, daughter of E. M. Rogers, is jailed in Newkirk on a shooting case at the farm two miles west of Ponca City. Her father, injured with a 12 gauge blast, had his right arm amputated at the elbow and chest wounds. doctors expect recovery. He says she shot him while asleep. his four year old son slept nearby. The mother died last December and Rogers claims she had been unruly. the girl allegedly tried poison recently. A neighbor alerted authorities after the shooting.

Ponca City Trilby Rogers E. M. Rogers Newkirk Here Rogers

Wyoming Storm Damage Heavy After Blizzard Toll

Cheyenne reports two deaths and property losses exceeding 190000. Communication with storm areas is down, motorists stranded, and power and telephone service degraded. Shepherds fear livestock losses while a rescue story highlights Orville Green saved by Mrs. F M Cross.

Cheyenne Wyo Wyoming

Petition Seeks Investigation of Muskogee County Commissioners

Oklahoma City April 30 A petition signed by 60 Muskogee county citizens asks Attorney General Edwin Dabney to file ouster actions in Muskogee county district court against the board of county commissioners. It accuses C R Hinson A F Ingram and Irvin Blanchard of official misconduct and moral turpitude. A second petition by hundreds of residents was also received but Dabney would not disclose its contents as it was not sworn before a notary public.

Oklahoma City Muskogee County Edwin Dabney State Supreme Court of Ingram Blanchard Dabney

Oklahoma City Reversal Over Osage Co Suit

The state supreme court ruled that the city is not obligated to maintain premises for uninvited guests. The decision reversed and remanded a district court ruling in the Vestra Musick case against Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City State Supreme Court Osage Vestra Musick

Stephens Free of Murder Charges

Stephens, 22, was cleared of murder charges in Oklahoma City after five weeks in custody awaiting return to Sapulpa for trial in the death of Creek Indian Joe Wautaushe last December. Creek county officers cited insufficient evidence and the charge was dismissed. He had earlier been convicted in a separate grand larceny case and given a 3 day sentence later changed to county jail at Creek county’s request.

Oklahoma City Albert Stephens Sapulpa Joe Wautaushe Creek County Stanley Rogers Stephens Read Wautaushe

Garvan Receives Priestley Medal from American Chemical Society

Francis P. Garvan of New York has been awarded the Priestley Medal by the American Chemical Society for distinguished service as the greatest lay patron of chemistry. The honor highlights Garvan's longtime support and leadership in advancing chemical science.

Columbus, O Francis P. Garvan New York American Chemical Society Priestley Medal

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