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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

7

Sale notices bundle in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Public sale notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma announce guardianship real estate sale for Henderson Allen minor on May 26 1922 at 10 am at the Creek County Sapulpa Court House, listing North Half Southeast Quarter and Southwest Quarter Southeast Quarter Section 28 Township 18 North Range 10 East. Also creditor claims notice for Bruno Mayer estate with four month filing, and multiple sheriff foreclosure sales in Ada including lots 3 4 21 22 23 24 25 26 in Black 100 and adjacent parcels in blocks 57 190 and 100 with foreclosure actions and final sale on May 29 1922.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County Henderson Allen B. H. Colbert Pontotoc Creek County Sapulpa Oklahoma Creek Counry Guardian Mike Mayer J.F. McKeel P. A. Norris Robert Johnson Willie Johnson Ada Oklahoma Ada Saich Court House Bob Duncan

State reports wettest April in Oklahoma history

Oklahoma records show the state average rainfall of 6.50 inches for April surpassing the prior 1915 record 6.26 inches. Central Oklahoma led totals with 7.72 inches, Antlers in Pushmataha county recorded 13 inches, several towns logged near ten inches, while Goodwell had the lowest at 1.15 inches.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma United States Weather Bureau Bureau Antlers Pushmataha Marion Ardmore Cleveland Wichita National Forest Durant Frederick Waurika Goodwell Texas County Kenton Hurley Hooker Trace Beaver

Ada High School athletes receive yearlong letters

Certificates of letter awards were presented to Ada high school students for football, basketball, baseball, and track achievements over the past year. Recipients include Charles Danning, Laran Molloy, Turner King, Jimmie McCoy, Frank Potts and others across all sports.

Ada High School Charles Danning Laran Mollly Vester Willoughby Helen Burk Turner King Kurt Krieger Paul Rayburn Charley Gregg Dick Taylor Jimmie McCoy Jesse Carr Frank Potts James Wilsey Charles Cunning Laran Molloy James Wiltsey Ambers Nettles Frank van Eaton Bennie Shipman Karl Kreiger Ben Page Hoyt Driskell Jenks Deavers Joe Baker Fred Harrison Carlos Wadlington

Leader of Tage Buried Saturday

Funeral services for Amos Hayes aged 63 in Sherman Texas were held at his Ada residence with burial this afternoon. Hayes prominent Chickasaw leader born near Ada, educated at Collins Institute, served as Indian County judge and in both Chickasaw houses, aided in tribal dissolution and statehood, survived by wife and grandchildren.

Amos Hayes Sherman Texas West Eighteenth Street Ada Collins Institute Pontotoc Amods Oklahoma

Cardui Brings Relief, Mrs Williams Says

Springfield Missouri wife of a farmer on Route 6 describes severe back weakness headaches and nervousness improving after taking Cardui The advertisement claims Cardui strengthened her and restored health noting many women found relief and it is for sale everywhere

Springfield D. W. Williams Route 6 Mrs. Williams

Wishful Youth at the Office Funeral

A London dialogue reveals a wistful office boy wishing to attend his own funeral while the head clerk scolds him. The boy persists, saying he would, if allowed, though the boss is away. The clerk questions whose funeral, and the boy replies it would be his own.

Ansiwers London Aimy Bobby

Local Firm Change Indicates Continuing Operations

On May 1 the firm of B. F. Abernathy of Frisco Oklahoma will become J. W. Mobley and will continue to operate the same. All parties owing accounts will settle with J. W. Mobley. 4-27-41w Let a News Want Ad get it.

B. F. Abernathy, Frisco, Okla J. W. Mobley

Ada lawyer U G Winn listed at Oklahoma Bank Building

U G Winn attorney at law based in Ada Oklahoma operates from the Oklahoma State Bank Building.

U. G. Winn Oklahoma State Bank Ada Oklahoma

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Jere Luther Burbanking ADA News H. S Tage Amos Hays Missouri Cardus Fadi, Bradield Regulator Co Atlanta, GA Carpenter & Kinsey Rollow Room DR. CO A. Thomas Veterinary C. A. Cummins E. M Hanner, P Ada Greenhouse C. W. Zorn Nancy Hall S. J. Armstrong E. 12Th Street Dallas Durbar Denison Taft Railway Mr.van Loon Goons HELL Wim F. Leipziger
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