Guardianship final account filed for Anna Mae Harmon minor
Bam Grant guardian of Anna Mae Harmon minor filed his final account and report and petition to deliver the remainder of the minor's estate and for final discharge. A hearing is set for May 17, 1933 at 10:00 a.m. in the County Courtroom Ada Oklahoma. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and the ward’s property delivered and guardians discharged. Dated April 26, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound County
Anna Mae Harmon
Charles Harmon
Bam Grant
Waid
Ward Minor
Prottotoe
Oklahoma
Ada
Ponteteec County
Yealh Minor
Orentate
Minor
Garri Dian
Beal
Claude V. Thompson
Public notice and foreclosure details in Pontotoc County
Notice by publication in Pontotoc County Oklahoma outlines actions by plaintiff against defendants including Branch Smith and others to recover possession and quiet title in Ada real estate. It lists property in Lot 8 and Lot 7 and seeks appointment of a receiver, with court dates set for May and June 1933 and details of foreclosure proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Schulte
Et al
Oklatioma
Branch Smith
Pontotor County
Oklahoma
Eaih
Ward
Olivia
Timberlake
Pinkie Louise Smith
Mildred
Behulite
Anid
Mivia J. Timberlake
Pinkie Louise Braith
Mildred ©. Behulte
Exid
Enid
Estate of Maud V. Snead adjourns claims process
Pontotoc County district court case notes Maud V. Snead deceased with Orville Snead as administrator. All claimants must file with vouchers in Ada Oklahoma within four months or risk barred by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Maud V. Snead
Orville Snead
Ada
Oklahoma
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Ada Oklahoma
By order of sale from Pontotoc County District Court Case No 11 485 Home Savings and Loan Association as plaintiff will sell May 8 1933 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a mortgage judgment of 2685.26 with 10 percent interest from Jan 12 1922. Della L Evans et al. are defendants. Sheriff Rylaude Sturdivant undersheriff McKeown & Green attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Iykiahoma
Home Savings and Loan Association
Della L. Evans
Ada
Anid County
State of Oklahoma
Ncwai, Ae
Bey
Scicascinatias
N& Rex
ION
United States District Court For
Northern District of Oklahome
Daniels v Daniels divorce by publication notice
Publication notice in Pontotec County District Court names Melba Daniels plaintiff and Clarence E Daniels defendant. Plaintiff alleges desertion and failure to support dating back to 1914 and seeks a divorce with no response by June 10 1933 leading to a default divorce judgment. E W Kemp court clerk represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Pontotec
Melba Daniels
Clarence E. Daniels
State OF Oklahoma
Della Bedford
E. W. Kemp
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a district court execution dated May 3 1933 Kansas City Life Insurance Company vs Lillie A Campbell et al defendants a public sale of described land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma is set for June 2 1932 at 2 PM at the south front door of the County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a 1922 foreclosure judgment of 6216 24 with 10 percent interest from 1932 plus 590 attorneys fees and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepripe
Pmetrict Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Aldridge Hotel Company
and Exchange Trust Company of
Tulenikinhorma
Pontotee County
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
District Court
Pontotoe County
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Lillie A. Campbell
W. W. Campbell
Nannie J. Barnes
Godfrey-Brewer Investment Company
Harry H. Diamond Oil Company
Pontotepe
State of Oklahoma
Vontotoc County
United States
Tistrica Court
District of
J. Franklin Tauech
Sunray 41 Company
Sunray Om) Corporation
Wright
Portetoc County
State of
Pontotec County
Okclahoma
Nannie N. Barnes
Harry H
Louse
Pontotoc
Ste and Eel
Nannie I. Barnes
Godfreyo-D Brewer Investment Company
Harry H. Diamond
H. Moshier
Ernest Moshier
Soe Withrow
Southern Oj Company
Nevada
Aaid
Enid
Milk Qadinange Passed for Ada Notice of Sale
Ada citizens learn a U S District Court order prompts a public sale of property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on May 19 1933 at 2 pm The sale follows court decree in a Tauech vs Sunray case listing numerous land parcels across townships and sections in Seminole Pontotoc and surrounding counties.
Senator Nichols backs lake near Ardmore and tax cuts
Senator Allen G. Nichols urged the Chamber of Commerce that the fourteenth legislature may be among the state’s most helpful. He defended Lake Murray near Ardmore for recreation, urged more lakes including near Byrd’s Mill, and supported tax relief measures and a 15 mill ad valorem cap with 10 mills for schools. He praised a constitutional amendment and urged broader sales tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Nichols
Chamber of Commerce
Nichols
Lake Murray
Ardmore
Byrds Mill
United States
Murray
Oklahoma City
Daily
Oklahoman
Angeles
House
W. H. Ebey
Senate
Huc Norris
H. J. Huddleston
Will Rogers Help Release Eli Walker Case Reminder
Will Rogers sent a message to Joe Galbraith of Talala to arrange bond for Eli Walker, a negro jailed on a wife shooting charge. The item links Rogers to his enslaved family history and his appeal echoes Will Rogers’ long interest in helping people connected to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joe Galbraith
Talala
Rogers
Eli Walker
Will
Martha Rogers
Roger
Oolagah
Dan Walker
Dan
Rogers Ranch
Martha
Will Rogers
Eli
Washington County
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma issues a sale notice for case 11771 a foreclosure on Lots Seven and Eight and the West Half of the West Half Section Fifteen Township Three North Range Eight East. The sale is June 5 1932 at 2 PM at the south front door of Ada city hall to satisfy $2597.21 plus $200 attorney fees and costs to the plaintiff Godfrey O Brewer Investment Co et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Ada
Oklahoma
Range
Pontotoc County
Pontotec County
Pontoe County
Ada Dairy Ordinance Sets Strict Hygiene Rules
Ada enacts a milk safety ordinance mandating impervious floors, whitewashed walls, clean cow yards, fly-free manure disposal, dedicated washing and sterilizing spaces, sanitary toilets, safe water, clean utensils, and immediate milk cooling to 50 degrees. All milk handlers must pass medical exams to ensure consumer safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Two men held on auto theft charges after prelim
Preliminary hearing for Turner Rogers and Otto Mahaney on larceny of an automobile was held before Dr. D. Willoughby. Rogers is held for district court. Mahaney released for lack of evidence. Lee Kirkpatrick was not brought to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Rogers
Otto Mahaney
D. Willoughby
Willoughby
Rogers
District Court
Mahaney
Lee Kirkpatrick
Louis Hansell sues over image used on canned goods
Oklahoma City man Louis D. Hansell heir of a pioneer grocer sues Collins-Dietz-Morris Co for 15000 dollars alleging humiliation and loss of prestige from using a 9 year old photo as a trademark on hominy and sauerkraut cans after the company bought his father’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Louis D. Hansell
Collins-Dietz-Morris Company
Hassell
Louis
Murray Will Let Betting Bill Sit
Oklahoma City April 27 Governor William H. Murray announced he would let a gambling bill die rather than sign it. He condemned gambling in all forms including lottery tickets horse racing and poker and said the act should not be legalized despite earlier session considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Murray
Veterans Administration notices on hospitalization and benefits
The Oklahoma City regional office warns veterans to mail hospital treatment applications directly to nearby hospitals due to the Economy Act of March 20 1935. Emergency service for service connected disabilities requires immediate action by telephone. Pension and compensation inquiries are postponed during ongoing reviews, with results and payment amounts to be advised after completion around July 1 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Gilstrap
Veterans Administration of Oklahoma
Veterans’ Administration
Oklahoma City
United States
Minneapolisan juror dies after six month term refusal
Genevieve A. Clark a juror in the Foshay mall fraud trial and her husband Daniel D. Clark died by carbon monoxide in a sedan, found three days before Mrs Clark was to begin a six month contempt sentence. Their two sons Rowland 10 and Dean 7 died with them. A farm tenant, Christ Laursen, discovered the car in dense underbrush south of St Paul. The Clarks had fled across northwest states and Canada after the trial, amid related legal actions and appeals in the Foshay case. Their deaths end a prolonged family escape and connect to wider contempt rulings in the mall fraud proceedings. In other notes, Bible work in a Home school showed strong pupil interest and several perfect scores and prizes in Psalm 121 recitations, while Boy Scout troops across multiple towns prepared for hikes and merit badge demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Genevieve A. Clark
Minneapolis
Foshay Mall
Canada
Christ Laursen
Laursen
Clark
Foshay
W. B. Foshay
H. H. Henley
Henley
G. L. Morelock
Myrna Strickland
Alice Hallum
Lorene Siner
Genevieve Lambert
Carolyn Britt
K. C. Madden
A. J. Blackburn
Herbert Johnson
Williams and Wckeown Favored for Oklahoma Federal Judge
Washington officials and Oklahoma's congressional delegation favor Robert Lee Williams of Muskogee for the late Judge Cotteral's seat on the tenth circuit. If Williams ascends, Rep. McKeown of Oklahoma is widely expected to become the new district judge. The tenth circuit includes Oklahoma Colorado Kansas Wyoming Utah and New Mexico. Judge Cotteral died in Wichita Kansas last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Lee Williams
Okla
Federal
Jude
John H. Cotteral
Tenth Federal Judicial Circuit
Oklahoma
Congress
Rep. McKeown
Williams
Circuit
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Colorado
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Cotteral
Wichita
Kan
Mob attacks district judge in Iowa and martial law imposed
A mob of about 100 farmers abducted Judge Charles C. Bradley in Le Mars Iowa and tried to force him to promise not to act on foreclosure cases. Troops were sent by Governor Clyde Herring with martial law proclaimed in Plymouth County to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Mars
Iowa
Charles C. Bradley
Peluses
Lonely Cross Road
le Mars
Clyde Herring
Ralph Rippey
Bradley
Primghar
C. EB. Becker
Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Plymouth County
Guage
Cc. C. Bradley
Herring
Iowa National Guard
Ratpatippy
Geeral Charles H. Gradhi
122Rd Infantry
Sioux City
Rippey
Gov. Herring
Governor Ferguson Signs Marginal Well Bill
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson signed and filed with the secretary of state the marginal oil well bill. It lets the railroad commission set a daily production limit of twenty barrels for marginal wells in East Texas, reducing the former 40 barrel daily allowance. The attorney general's department...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Commission, Oil and Gas Conservation Agency
East Texas
Railroad Commission
Commission
Austin
Tex
Melvin Young of Bowlegs Killed by Son
Melvin Young a 45 year old Bowlegs man was shot and killed at Rowlegs by his 18 year old son Irving The youth said he fired as his father attacked his mother with a butcher knife A coroner's jury ruled the death justifiable and the son was taken to Wewoka for county questioning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Melvin Young
Rowlegs
Irving
Wewoka
Young
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State of Oklahorme
Jam
Lot Fight
Lot Keven
Breck
Della Redford
Okinhborma McKeown & Cheen
Okin
Fl Secundo
California
Wesley FE
Morgan
el Secundo
Herman
Wesley
Morcan
the District Court the Home Building & Laan Association OF
Ada, Oklahoma
Plaintiff
Lena
J. Jordan
M. Jordan
Dawes Harden
Claude Sturdivant
Y. Johnson
Crowe
Ramsay MacDonald
Skinhewegan
Ever Mrarres
John H. Fryer
Actich
Henripe
Dan Haye
Ctmink
Sheriff
Rylaude Sturdivant
tUndersheriff, McKeown & Green
Hatcher & Rice
Brutier
Webb
Wilmott
Brown, Ruth
Brown, J. W
Brooks
Mish Nes
Ounty State Acres
Carter
Kia
Pontotoc, Okla
Pontotec, Okla
Seminole, Okla
H. Wright
Sunray Oil Company
Itn
Adacity
Senator Nichols
Lake
Thompson Book Store
Informatioa
Wckeown
Gov. Ferguson
Bowlegs
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