Notice by publication in Oklahoma district court
In Pontotoc County the district court requires Mrs Caroline H McClure and others to answer by June 2 1936 regarding a 2 3 undivided interest in The North Half of the Southwest Quarter Section 26 Township 5 North Range 8 East. Plaintiffs seek possession title quieting and accounting for rents profits and oil and gas and plaintiffs’ costs. The suit lists Harrison Fox et al as plaintiffs and W A Webb et al as defendants with watchful seal date May 2 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma
W. A. Webb
State
Caroline H. McClure
George Summerville
Anna M. Baker
H. Matthew Tappen
Mary B. Coy
Mina Mack
Robert Osgood
Nawista
Gordon Thomas
W. H. Jule
Harrison Fox
Haskell Fox
Florence Vitenheimer
William Fox
Lfttie Tyler
Joe Fox
Mamie Meredith
Sam Fox
Lucy Hill
Mattie Morris
Myrtle Simpson
Virgie Dlowyer
Annie Martin
James Fox
Annie Simpson
Filmer Bonner
Dortsie Turknett
Lasker Turknett
Annie Page
Minnie Bonner
Township 5
Range 8
Pontotoc County
H. F. Fox
Sale of Oil and Gas Lease for Haney Minors in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma guardianship of Norris B Haney John Haney Harriet Haney and Patricia Haney wills sale of a mineral lease for undivided interest in the West Half of Southwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section 3 Township 5 North Range 6 East totaling about 20 acres. Sale for cash on May 21 1936 with minimum $17 50 per acre bonus per minor and one eighth royalty, guardian Carrie M Walker announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Range 5
Pontoteocounty
Towit
Pentotec County
Benjamin H. Lowery
Ada
Pontotec County
State of Oklahoma
Norrie B. Haney
John Haney
Harriet Haney
Patricia Haney
Carrie M. Walker
Guardian
Norris B. Haney
Herriet Haney
Quieting Title Suit Over Albert Perry Lands in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Josephine Norris and I A Norris sue to determine heirs to Albert Perry deceased Chickasaw full blood Roll No 75 and to quiet title to 310 acres described as Northeast Quarter and other fractional parts of Section 34 Township 4 North Range 6 East with claimed fee simple title by conveyance from known heirs and by prescription over fifteen years. The petition asks the court to declare each heir and their rightful shares under Oklahoma succession law and serves notice for appearance by June 26 1936. Della Bedford Court Clerk Ralph McMillan Deputy Harrell Kerr Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Deering
Lloyd B. Parker
State OF
Oklahoma
Lloyd KB. Parker
Ada
Pontotoc County
Charles Guy Perry
Albert Perry
Chickasaw
Josephine Norris
I. A. Norris
Albert Derry
Enid
F A. Norris
Albert D Perry
Oklahoma City appoints Parker as new state procurement head
In Oklahoma City on May 12, the federal procurement division installed Gabe E. Parker Jr. as state procurement chief after the abrupt dismissal of Jack W. Tattan. Parker, formerly Idaho state procurement officer, comes from Tulsa and Muskogee background and replaces Tattan who cited policy changes and declined to reveal reasons.
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Oklahoma City
Federal
E. Parker, Jr
Tulsa
Muskogee
Jack W. Tattan
Tattan
Col. W. H. Conklin
Washington
Conklin
Parker
Idaho
Winnebago Indian Agency
Nebraska
Anadarko, Okla
Oil output rises in U S for week ending May 9
The Oil and Gas Journal notes a daily increase of 43.73 barrels in U S crude output for the week ending May 9, lifting total daily production to 2,962,372 barrels. Oklahoma, East Texas, Texas, California, Louisiana, Eastern fields, and the Rocky Mountain area all show gains while Kansas declines.
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Tulsa
The
Oil and Gas Journal
United States
Oklahoma
East
Texas
Kansas
California
Louisiana
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Okla
City
St. L
State
E. Texas
N. Cen. Tex
Tex. Pan
West Tex
North la
KOT AG
Kansas le
Arkansas A
Michigan Telcome
Mt. Area
Funeral Today for Mrs Juanita Crow
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p m for Mrs Juanita Crow 28 who died Tuesday from poisoning after swallowing a poisonous disinfectant She collapsed in a downtown drug store and was unconscious at a hospital from Monday night Rev O B Lee officiated at Criswell Funeral Home chapels She is survived by husband Mark Crow parents Mr and Mrs Uther Bloom and two sisters Grace Bloom and Mrs Jack Hunter Ada Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Crow
O. B. Lee
Criswel
Mark Crow
Sasakwa Oil Field Employe
Uther Bloom
Weat
Sixteenth Street
Grace Bloom
Jack Hunter
Ada
For Sale Brick and Milch Cows in Ada
Want ads list large quantity of clean red brick at 6.90 per thousand located at 301 North Townsend Ada Oil Mill phone 1020. Also milch cows for sale with terms if desired from Rollow Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Townsend
Ada Oil Mill
Farm Column Promotes Canning Schools for 4-H Club
Miss Lorena Anderson assists Mrs. Jessie Morgan to run two canning schools for the Maxwell 4-H club beginning Monday May 19 at 164 a. m. in the Maxwell school house. A second session will be at Fitzhugh in the gym Tuesday May 19. Additional schools are planned across the county through the Better Housing Project with offices in several Oklahoma towns including Enid Norman Oklahoma City and Shawnee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Lorena Anderson
Jessie Morgan
HDA
Maxwel
Maxwell School
Fitzhugh
Miss Anderson
Myrtle M. Farmer
Norene Maier
H. F. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Altus
Alva
Anadarko
Ardmore
Blackwell
Chickasha
Clintor
Cushing
Duncan
el Reno
Enid
Frederick
Guthrie
Hobart
Lawton
Mangum
Norman
Pauls Valley
Perry
Ponca City
Sayre
Seminole
Shawnee
Stillwater
Sulphur
Waurika
Wewoka
Woodward
Farm Women’s Council Meeting in Pontotoc County
Ten clubs attended the second quarterly meeting of the Farm Women’s Council advisory board held Tuesday in the Presbyterian church basement. Mrs. R. L. Story presided as reports from clubs highlighted gardening and poultry, with poultry showing strongest. Miss Lemma Maloney outlined plans for the Women’s Council Association in Washington in early June and eligible fares, hoping Pontotoc County will send a representative. The afternoon judged the Cotton Dress division of the Better Dress Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Women’s Council of
Pontotoc County
Presbyterian Church
Lemma Maloney
Women's Council Association
International Organization of Farm Women
Washington
Oklahoma
Better Dress Review
Better Housing Project Opens in Ada May 18
The Federal Housing Administration will formally open its local Better Housing Project headquarters in Ada on May 18 with a related ceremony in 49 other Oklahoma cities. Mayor Hugh Askew conveyed the plan to Pontotoc County committee chair A R Lawes. Alvin Hathaway is among those chosen to conduct the Ada program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Ada
Oklahoma
Hugh Askew
A. R.bill Lawes
Pontotoc County
Winners in Cotton Dress Review announced at Farm Women meeting
Miss Jessie Morgan announced winners from twenty two entries representing ten clubs in the Cotton Dress Review during the Advisory Council of Farm Women meeting at First Presbyterian church. First prizes went to Mrs. C. W. Ballard and Mrs. S. J. Richmond with second and third places awarded to several contestants, judged on workmanship and suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morgan
Advisory Council of
Farm Women
First Presbyterian Church
Farmers Week
Stillwater
C. W. Ballard
Hi-Way Club
S. J. Richmond
Colbert Club
Bud Blackburn
Homer Club
W. E. Norvell
Gaar Corner
W. F. Hopper
Carson City
Delaplain
Harden City
Lambert
Homer
Lemma Maloney
R. L Story
Council
Sunday School Graduation Prompts Pleasing Attendance
Miss Alma Scribner and Miss Corine Scott graduate from Stonewall High School prompting a 3 PM Sunday school program, praised for strong turnout and a fine schedule. The community notes many visits, illness updates, and local farming hopes including J R Newby planting 300 apple trees.
Local Notes From Stonewall and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Hokett attended the baccalaureate sermon in Tonewal Sunday Raymoniee Maples was in Ada on business Monday Mrs Jim Odom is on the sick list this week Miss Vivian Horton visited Miss Corinne Scott Sunday Mrs Burpo and Mrs I C Odom and Mrs Couch were called to the funeral of Mrs M E Martin of Stonewall Monday Mr and Mrs Rose visited his parents at Fitzhughunday
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Stonewall High School
Alma Scribner
Corine Scott
Woodrow Horton
Oklahoma City
Cupps
Conway
Eddie Melville
Stonewall
John Nooner
Bryan Martin
Joe Zumbro
Alf Kennedy
Annie Rose
Joe Younts
Lonnie Jetton
Lightning Ridge
Tilt Cantrell
Daughghter
Will McNeil
Jack Raymor
J. R. Newby
Grandpa Barnes
Ada
Grandmother Cole
Osborn
Cleve Carroll
Maudie Jamar
Omhar Ragland
Thomas
Chandler
Hugh Amos
Shawnee
Leonard McBroom
Hokett
Tonewal
Raymoniee Maples
Jim Odom
Vivian Horton
Corinne Scott
Burpo
I. C. Odom
Couch
M. E. Martin
Mrs. Rose
Fitzhughunday
Tom Burch
Hansel Burk
Maud Anderson
Agnes Rutledge
Highway 18
Arnolds
Fitts Field
Mr. Arnold
E. H. Moore Oil Co
Roy
Lola Belle Hart
Lone Oak
Joe Bob Winn
Claud Cooper
Floyd
Haskell
Alfred Glenn
Ernest Harbin
Dorthy
Vera Lois Upton
Oma Whisenhunt
Lois Reed
Dollie Hamilton
Illa Byrd
Dorothy Upton
R. E. Byrd
Troy McCormick
Farquhar
Burnice Davis
Ona Hamilton
Vella Byrd
E. V. Echols
Allie Byrd
Lillie Fern Moore
Johnnie Farquhar
Hill
Clara Upton
Stella Reed
Clit
Simon Millers
Cart Davis
Lewis Echols
Sunday School and Community News From Worstell
Sunday school and a Mothers Day program at Rebee drew attendees as families visited and hosted relatives. The Worstell community reports road work, church attendance, local farming, and a Lula versus Central game with Lula winning 11 to 7.
Storage Eggs and Butter Decline
May 13 Chicago reports storage eggs on May 1 at 3,931,000 cases, the smallest since 1932 and 15 years. Butter stocks, the smallest since 1927, total 4,997,000 pounds. Frozen eggs at 169,? no. 145,900 pounds, up from 59,313,000 last year and below five year average of 71,665,000. Creamery butter on May 1 stood at 4,997,000 pounds, down from April 1 and May 1, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Shell
Mansfield seeks license for transient photographers
Local studios urge Mansfield city council to pass an ordinance licensing all traveling photographers and impose a 50 dollar fine on operators without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
City E Council
Nervous Weak Woman Receives Cardus Relief
Mrs. Cora Senders of Paragould Arkansas reports regular nervous shakes and cramping eased after using Cardus. She says both she and her daughter recovered quickly with continued Cardus, and many women testify to its benefits. If it fails to help, she advises consulting a physician.
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Cora Senders
Paragould
Ark
Cardus
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Pontotee County
Oia
Claude Sturdivant
Undersheriff Co
F. Green
Plaintiff
McClain
John L. Abernathy
John II. Abernathy
District Court of
Rogers L. Stephens
Clyde, Kaiser
Pontotoc
X. N. Jones
Administratrix
J. Fred McCoy
CC. Walker
Ches Co
F. Ford
Lee Daggs
Haskell Wilburn
Www
BB. Smart
George R. Collins
W. RR
Cwill Corvin
Tom Carmichael
S. R. Chambers
J. FE. Halls
Aka, A. Tolega
Clide Kaiser
Walter Corbin
Raymond Rains
J. H. Butler
Marsh Jamison
Della Bedford
W. V. Stanfield
County of Pontotoc
Et al
Ralph McMillan
John Boyce McKeel
Pontatonec
Hattie Deering
C. F. Green
New York
Tontotoe County
P. A. Norris
Harrell & Kerr
Gabe Parker
Crow
R. L. Story
FHA
Ballard
Richmond
Bro. Stringer
North of
Gladys Barton
Lovelady
Florence Lee Brown
Forbis Glover
Floyd Byrd
Lula
Alex
Claud Sanders
Tupelo
H. T. Johnson
Pleasant Hill
Herman Phillips
Red Oak
Jack McMeans
J. B. McMeans
Eck MecMeans
Stella Mae Rowe
Reynolds
Lola Fay Brown
Otto and
Orel Lesley
Irene MacMeans
Mary
Herman Kerr
Chuck Watson
Romnay Mayer
Otto
Pete Lesley
Hall's Hill
Mary Wortman
Thelma Rankin
Bertha Hughes
Henry Jamar
E. C
Owl Creek
Birdie Polk
T. G. Polk
Fairview
G. W. Bowin
Claude Loman
Union Valley
Fish
Raymon Lee Mapels
Reaves
Ellen Thompson
Lewis Charles Fowler
C. M. Sliger
Bushers
Laxton
Avery MecNiell
Verna Younts
Ruth Burrows
Leslie Hewett
Jim Lynch
Dallas
J. W. Lynch
Y. Q. Cantrell
Avery
Johnie McNiell
Rev
A. E. Ford
Galey
Walnut Grove
Rebee
Frank Jones
W. J. Jones
E. A. Roberts
J. F. Agee
Milton Loyd
W. C. Kirby
Edith James
Wayne
Walker Tilley
Jona Tilley
Cathryn Rose
Mabel Kirby
Lorene Roddy
Springbrook
Everett
Joe Robertson
Earl MacDaniel
Grandmother Light
Lyman Rutledge
Eddie Joe
Mr. Rutledge
Denver Oil Co
Alva Evans
Worstell
Lola
Elma Davis
Orman Mccormick
Carl Hill
Tom Farquhar
Kiva Theater
Ted Smith
FT. C
Mia
Lee Crass
Mary Rich Hick
Lola Kennedy
Irene McMeans
Mary Nelle Rowe
Fay Brown
Frisco St
J. W. Nourse
Saint Louis
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