Sheriff's Sale Notices From Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1926
Notices detail multiple foreclosure sales in Pontotoc county Oklahoma. Dates May 31 1926 and June 14 1926 set for auction with properties described by section township and range. Amounts include judgments of 2382.50 912.98 and 2289.34 with interest costs and attorney fees.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Everest-Porter Mortgage Company
J. L. Parker
Nancy C. Parker
A. L. Rose
Pearle Rose
Ward Merrick
T.A. Starritt
W. H. Abrnathy
Roy S. Carter
G. E. Nance Jr
Abernathy Lane Trust
H. N. Lane
Geo. A. Lowry
H .W. Wells
T. E. LaSelle
J. L. van Dissen
B. A. LaSelle
Trustees of
Beaver Oil Trust
Freeman Gault
J. H. Snodgrass
C. G
Ada
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
McKee & Kerr
District Court
Fiora Emericin Crystal
G. W. Sneed
O. C. Ry
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Pontatove County
Okla
McKeown & Green
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company
Montpelier
Washington County
Vermont
Nanie B. Farmer
Ciy
Pontotococ County
State of Oklahoma
Ola Rollins
Nee Mullins
William Mullins
National Life Association
Des Moines
Iowa
James A. McNatt
Katie McNatt
F. F. Brydin
Mrs. S. Helen Thacker Dies at 73 in City Home
Mrs. S. Helen Thacker aged 73 died this morning at 3 15 at the home of her son C A Thacker 726 East Fourteenth Street.The body was taken to Raff for former home of deceased where funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Helen Thacker
C. A. Thacker
East Fourteenth Street
Raff
Teen Miss Blaine Benton Dies at Home in City
Miss Blaine Benton aged 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs O Q Benton died Tuesday afternoon at 6 at 526 West Fourth Street Funeral services were held at Oak Avenue Baptist Church at 2 conducted by Rev L B Trone Interment in Rosedale Cemetery
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Blaine Benton
O. Q. Benton
West Fourth Street
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
L. B. Trone
Rosedale Cemetery
Mrs Coleman Perry Dies Near Ada
Mrs Frances Perry 40 wife of Coleman Perry died Tuesday night at the family home five miles southeast of Ada Funeral services and interment to be held this afternoon at High Hill cemetery
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Coleman Perry
Frances Perry
Ada
High Hill Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Ray Dies at 81 in Egypt Community
Mrs Elizabeth Ray aged 81 died this morning at 9 15 at the home of her son Walter Ray 509 West Fifth street Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home with Rev J B McCully pastor of Oak Avenue Baptist Church in charge She was a pioneer of the section and recently lived in the Egypt community She is survived by her son Walter and daughter Mrs Minion of the Egypt community
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Elizabeth Ray
Walter Ray
West Fifth Street
J. B. McCully
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Ray
Egypt
Walter
Minion
Oklahoma Boy Second in Oratorical Contest
Carl Albert 17, a Mc Alester high school junior, won second place in the Midwest semi finals of the national oratorical contest in Kansas City. He spoke on The Constitution representing Oklahoma, while first place went to Joseph Mullarky of Augusta Georgia.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Carl Albert
McAlester
Midwest
Kansas City
Oklahoman
Albert
Constitution
Joseph Mullarky
Augusta
Local Contest Wins National Stage and Europe Tour
The winner will join a national contest at Washington, D C on June 4 where Supreme Court justices and President Coolidge will address the gathering. The victory also earns a seven zone two month European tour with seven winter tours in the United States.
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Washington, D.C
United States Supreme Court
Coolidge
Europe
United States
Death of Dr. Jesse B. Stone Father of Mrs. Finley
Word reached here today of the death of Dr. Jesse B. Stone 68 at Brownwood Central Texas hospital Saturday morning. Funeral services were held in Cameron Texas where the family home stood. He lived at Brooks smith Texas for years and is survived by his wife two daughters including Mrs. Finley and a brother Thomas P Stone mayor of Waco.
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Jesse B. Stone
F. L. Finley
Central Texas Hospital
Brownwood
Cameron
Texas
Finley
Mr. Finley
Brooksmith
Mrs
Thomas P. Stone
Waco
Negro On Trial In Murder Of Deputies In Oklahoma
Roswell Hamilton, a Black man, stands trial in district court at Hole 2nville for the murder of Hughes county deputy Wel don Wilson and faces a second murder charge in the death of deputy Mitchell Compier. He was held in McAlester prison for safekeeping and denied a venue change amid affidavits from Hughes county residents. The courtroom was crowded as the trial opened with Sheriff Sam Turner predicting no trouble.
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Associated Press
Hole 2Nville
Roswell Hamilton
Weldon Wilson
Hughes County
Mitchell Compier
Hamilton
McAlester
Sam Turner
Depths of Norway Fords Show Small Objects Clearly
Water in Norway’s fords is so transparent that an inch and a half diameter object remains visible at fifty feet depth. Americans hold about 555 billion dollars in life insurance with over 150 individuals carrying million dollar policies each.
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Norway
Ada Oil Field Notes Seem Promising At Local Wells
The Ada Development Company Lloyd No. 4 increased production after a Monday shot and is now connected to the tank. N B Haney reports sulfur water in Wilcox No. in 14 4 7 at 4200 feet with a shallow follow up sand promising. Bebee sand near 1702 to 1714 feet may yield 50 to 100 feet sands ahead. Sledge well casing set at 1142 feet with sand expected soon.
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Ada Development Company
N. B. Haney
Wilcox
Ada
W. C. Hughes
LaSelle
Bumpers
Thinning Ranks of Gray Await Veterans Reunion
In Birmingham Alabama on May 14 The arrival of Gen W B Freeman of Richmond commander in chief United Confederate Veterans sparked enthusiasm at the thirty sixth annual reunion. Gray veterans already present gave Freeman a hearty reception as he set up headquarters in the city auditorium.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Municipal Auditorium
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J. H. Williams
J. F. Reid
Jas. Breeden
Chas. Zetty
Maggie Bucktrout
J. E. Reid
Harry M. Reid
Lucy V. Reid Brown
H. H. Reid
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Maud Odom
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Lucile Montgomery
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Delbert Ashburn
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Roy Estes
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J. P. Freeman
Roff
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Lena Sue
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W. H. Burtleshaw
W. B. Rucker
Wilma
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Floyd Taylor
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J. B.P. Freeman
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Claud
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Frances Watkins
Nora Owens
Lillian Taylor
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Congress
Gladys Whittet
Otto Strickland
W. A. Peck
Kor County
C. C
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W. H
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W. C. Dickerson
Miles South Lovelady School House
C. A. Cummings
L. G. Brannon
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Joe Eress & King
West Main Physicians and Surgeons Office
Dr. Jeffress
Dr. King
G.c. Alsbach