Settlement Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice announces final accounts and petition for distribution in the estate of Ernest F. Broughton with hearing set for May 18, 1922 in Ada. It also covers multiple sheriff sale orders in Norris v Johnson with auctions scheduled May 29 and May 23, 1922 and lists mortgage foreclosures and property descriptions in Ada city. It ends with a creditor notice for John G. Rock to present claims within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Ernest F. Broughton
Orville Snead
Ada
Pontotoc
Tal Crawford
A. Norris
Robert Johnson
Willie Johnson
District’ Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
P. A. Norris
Pontotec County
Pontotoc ‘County
John G. Rock
Ohn Q. Rock
Guardian Seeks Mortgage for Minor Lands in Pontotoc County
Notice by publication states guardian Elizabeth Williams seeks court approval to execute a note and mortgage of 1900 dollars on 90 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to pay a prior loan. Hearing set for May 12 1922 at 10 am in County Court. Lands described include sections in Township 3 North Range 7 East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Mary Gill
Lenard Gill
Forest Gill
Elizabeth Williams
Nee Gill
Gill
Pontotoc County
L. E. Franklin
Clint Miers
Busby & Harrell
Guardian
Boy Narrowly Survives Collision With Train
Pascal Elrod a lab worker at Oklahoma Portland Cement company barely escaped death when a Frisco northbound train struck his motorcycle on Twelfth Street. He grabbed the engine bumper and was pulled clear as the engine stopped within a block. He suffered bruises but no broken bones and rested well at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascal Elrod
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Elrod
Twelfth Street
Music Company Seeks Fire Loss Recovery in District Court
Ada Music company sues four insurers for losses after a December 11 1921 fire destroyed part of its stock. Claims total 30 000 with actions for 5000 6000 2000 and 2000 against Hartford American Alliance Camden and American Insurance companies. The suit alleges notice was filed January 28 1921 and that insurers refused inspections appraisers and payment without court judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Music Company
Hartford Fire Insurance Comany
Hartford
Conn
American Alliance Insurance Company of
New York
Camden Fire Insurance Association
American Insurance Company of
Newark
N. J
College Notes Highlight Local Academic Visits and Events
Dr. A Linscheid returned from Oklahoma City after a board of education and Teachers College presidents meeting. Tri Sigma sorority hosts May Day festival reception for visiting princesses at Mrs. R W Simpsons on May 2 from 8:30 to 10:30. Lottie Cornell visited relatives in McComb last week. Alma Cottingham plans to enroll in the summer term at Milburn. Prof Edward Davis and the history debaters traveled to Tahlequah last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Linscheid
Oklahoma City
Board of Education and
Teachers College
Alma Cottingham
Milburn
Edward Davis
Tahiequah
College Librarian Prof. Wilson Elected Secretary at Meeting
Prof. E. C. Wilson returned from Muskogee where he attended the state library association meeting. Officers, including Wilson as secretary, were chosen for the year. Next meeting set for Chickasha. May Day preparations at the college with Miss Anna Weaver Jones in charge, Anna Louise Shaw as May Queen, and Sam Little as Robin Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wilson
Muskogee
State Library Association
Prof. Wilson
Chickasha
Anna Weaver Jones
Anna Louise Shaw
May Queen
Sam Little
Robin Hood
Local Mason Claims Seniority in Oklahoma Lodge
Captain Sam H. Hargis, a local Confederate veteran, claims to be Oklahoma’s oldest Mason by years of membership. A letter from S. C. Armstrong concedes Hargis has two months two days more in the lodge, based on a start date of August 8 1863 for Hargis and October 10 1863 for Armstrong. Armstrong, a Union veteran from Cincinnati, jokes about a wrestling match for $10 and notes his long Masonic and Shriner affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Hargis
Oklahoma
Hargis
S. C
Daddy) Armstrong
Oklahoma City
Armstrong
Guthrie
India Shrine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oklahoma City No
A. F
A. M
Weather delays May Day stunts at East Central College
Oklahoma’s weather man postpones the May Day festivities at East Central College to next Monday citing soaked grounds and bad conditions. Princesses and rehearsals are shifted. a Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority reception for visiting princesses is also postponed, to be held Monday evening at Mrs. R. W. Simpson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
East Central College
Anna Weaver Jones
Ada
Sigma Sigma Sigma
R. W. Simpson
South Townsend Avenue
Ada man holds Viasonic fraternity long membership record
J. H. Grant of Ada, born August 2, 1862, is 88 and active, with a nearly 60 year Viasonic membership begun at Ward Lodge, Pikua Ohio. A Civil War veteran, he remembers active service against Lee in Virginia while the two other contenders fall behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Grant
Ada
Viasonic
Grant
Maso
Ward Lodge
Pikua
Ohio
Lee
Virginia
DeCamp Interests Given Option on Glass Factory
DeCamp interests gain an option on the Ada glass plant tied to specified conditions, with business unchanged until met. If approved, Ada plant activity may rise and casket production could begin commercially soon. Genoa May 1. Russia’s Tehitcherin assures Barthou no secret clauses in Rapallo Russo German treaty and that Russia remains not hostile to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeCamp
American Glass Cacket Co
J. W. DeCamp
Ada
Genoa
Tehitcherin
Barthou
France
Rapallo
Russia
Change of firm name from Abernathy to Mobley in Frisco Okla
On May 1 the firm of B. F. Abernathy Frisco Okla will be changed to J. W. Mobley and will continue to operate the same. All parties owing accounts will settle with J. W. Mobley. 4-27-41w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Abernathy, Frisco, Okla
J. W. Mobley
Judge Day Welcomes Probing Into Beckt Killing Facts
Judge Jean Day said he would welcome further examination of the killing of Col. Beck on April 4 after a coroner's jury exoneration. Washington reports say an army inquiry found not all facts were presented at the inquest and that data were incomplete, sent back to Post Field for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jean Day
Col. Beck
Washington
Army
Post Field
America Files Protest in Economic Program
Genoa May 3 A report circulated here states the American department of state has entered a protest against Article 6 of Russia's economic program, specifically its impact on American private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Department of State
Russia
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Jeece
Doofke
ECL
Bob Duncan
Pontotece County
College
Tri Sigma
Lottie Cornell
McComb
CTATE
Daily Oklahoman
Harris
East Main Street
Brick and Bracks
Mens Domain
Bauce
Carpenter & Kinsey Rollow Bldg
Room
C. A. Thomas
12Th St
C. A. Cummins
U. G. Winn
Oklahoma State Bank Building
Ada Greenhouse
W. R. Dennis
Frisco
Okla
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Judge Day
van Loons
John Bimpkins
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