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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

7

Notice of Sheriff's Sale and Estate Notice in Ada OK

Public notices include a sheriff sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma held to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Federal and Bank of Wichita against F. M. Stitler et al with a tracked 81.82 acres described, plus a separate notice for sale of Tom King estate property in Pontotoc County and guardianship final account for Elizabeth Haney, all dated 1948 and involving Ada Oklahoma.

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Rural Community News Roundup From Creek to Cedar Grove

A lengthy rural notices digest reports on Creek School closing after a large Friday program and attendance, visits among Stonewall Ada and Cook residents, multiple family gatherings, illness and recovery updates, school program participation, local church activities, and upcoming events. Various residents from Ada Manns, Stonewall, Fairview, and surrounding areas are named with social visits, trips, and community plans noted.

Local Residents Attend Week of Visits and Calls

A string of social visits and calls fills the week as Carl and Curtis Vanoss stay with grandmother Mrs Hattie Rollins while neighbors and relatives in Ada Oil Center Gerry Hart Calvin and Clarita drop by to see friends. Notable mentions include Miss Christine Berger's time in Ada and Midland Cemetery work for the community.

Carl Curtis Denham Hattie Rollins Lee Ponder G. M. Pit Luman Robert Oil Center Jos Zumbro Fricay G. W. Fugate O. Fugate Gerry Elia Whitaker Ada J. Hall Lillie Mondona Fae Hart of Ada E. J. Farley Carl Denhan G. M. Pitt Mery Shaw Hattie Collins Lula Neema Bradley Miss Coe Calvin Bill Curial O John Casey Midland Botnie Peters Clarita

Local social notes from Halls Hill and nearby communities

Mrs Tatum and daughter Mei spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Whiserhunt and daughter Oleie. Miss Mayme Rowe of Lula visited Barbara Teel and others. numerous neighbors hosted and visited Friday to Sunday. Sunday School was announced for 10:00 with invites to bring someone. several residents noted visiting relatives and hosting guests across Halls Hill, Ada, Stonewall, Erick, and nearby areas.

Creek School Eldo Whipple Stonewall M. Sliger Donnie Rose Ada Lewis Cupps Saterfield Miss Beaulah Carmen Cupps Elmo Polk Fairview G W. Rowin Beuleh Crane Patsy Gene Whipple Hatton Laula Couch Retta Odom Grandpa Rose Lena Hatton Bill Leslie Oral Les Iva Rose Lou Stone Frisco Mr. 1 Paine Rowin Keval Sliger Moldred Thompson Ker Walton Mass Ruby Lilley Verlie Bulph Wilson Elmer Capps Oscar Capps Vernie Capps Dewar Okla Mollie Mae Williamson Francis Ruby Stoggins Dorothy Capps Verdon Houser Mounds Okla Ernest Kaufman Wilburton Mr. Kaufman Mule Blay Jeanita Earls Kaufman J. S. Penrod J. L. Penrod Mart Hanrahan Byars Henry Meeks Clovis Meeks Barney Philpot Ernest Farr Finch McCause Sandy Lane Glady Farr Graggs Coley Bud Ferguson California Hubert. Coley L. Penrod Kaufman Home John Brown Johnston Munse Bil Jinks Penrod Boboy J.*l Nadine Penrod Ernest Kaufmans O. D Ernest Williams Vaness Mr. Bullock Bonnie Brandon Arlie Wood Gladys McCause Pickett Church House Vernon Corbin Joplin Missouri Glenn Scott Roy Earls Roy Crowley Marnte Haley Williams Edward Cantrell Edmond Sweeney Ona Mae Bottoms Haley Willams Evelyn Willisms Edmond Cantrell Erma Mitchell Norman Mitchell T. L. Bottoms Roy Bottoms Mazis Raymen Dink Binion Evelyn Marie Dorothy Mae Williame Winnie Bottoms Murray Golden Emilte Bottoms Barney Estes Zilies Tatum Marie Whiserhunt Oleie Mayme Rowe Lula Barbara Teel Aon Rosié Rose Irene Nix Gertie Geneva Curiee High Hill Georgia Jessie Curiee Mr. Cannaday Simmon Miller Jessie Wotford Clarence Leader Salpha Nix Emogene Phillips Herman Kerr Joe Henry Eel Lula Teel Vergie Leader Lena Woofford Rousome Tatum Ross Myr Loyd Cannnday Ollie David Wayne Elmer Miller Erick Myrtle Ginn Charlie B Celia Watson Irene MecMeans Rose McMeans Lee Walker Pierce Manuel Kate~Gibbs Mannie Lee Ginn Lois Kerr Orasnent Oklahoma City Kate Gibbs J. H. McMeans Seabor Bravmie Kerr Jack McMeans Troy Gibbs Bob Mayers Eobanks Bonnie Jared Lurs Kerr Hall

Scully System-Favors Improvements By Tenant Farmers

The Scully Estates operate 1200 farms across six states with a year to year lease while tenants own improvements. On average Scully tenants move once every sixteen years and sell leases to new renters with a 25 to 30 percent down payment. One eighth of each farm is planted in clover for soil conservation, a policy aiding farm buildings, fences, and equipment, shaping landlord tenant relations and federal farm policy.

Jsorn Belt Sewly Middle West South Texas Scully News Zeauine

Rainy Weather Closes Sundey School at High Hill

The High Hill community notes that Sunday school did not meet due to rain. Mr and Mrs Davis Grey urge everyone to attend the next Sunday session, promising a warm welcome and steady attendance.

Haskell Agee Ada Virgil Fowler Worley Estes Cohorn Tom Roddey Churen Union Hill Marvin Loyd Judson Kirby Cecil Crocket Texas Johnnie Anent Walnut Grove Cedar Grove East Side Nance Egypt High Hill Mrs. Davis Grey

Markets Livestock Oklahoma City May 25 1920s

Market notes show cattle calves and hogs with varied bids and firmness, warm heifers and steers holding above early bids, packers paying up to 8.35 for some weights, sheep weak in fat lambs. grain futures in Chicago fall on selling pressure and favorable weather, wheat around 72 1 2 to 73 cents, corn and oats also down, cotton prices decline in New York on foreign selling.

Oklahoma City U. S. Dept. Agr Chicago Winnipeg United States Europe

Cotton Prices End Week Quiet Amid Liquidation Pressure

New Orleans spot cotton closed 17 points lower as confidence sagged after a break below resistance. October futures fell from 8.35 to 8.23, later trading at 8.31 amid a weak rally, with a net list decline of 10 to 18 points and receipts at 914 while stocks reached 733,877.

New Orleans Arly Beal Dee Onne

Guardianship of Indian to Court in Oklahoma City

Peter Micco, Tulsa based Indian financier, famed as one of the world’s wealthiest Indians, faces a state supreme court decision on guardianship. His wife Hettie seeks a writ of prohibition against Judge Hazelwood and Davis Daggett, claiming Tulsa County guardianship was improperly granted May 18 and May 19. Micco’s attorney cites an estate valued at about 3 million dollars tied to Indian land allotments oil interests and property.

Oxlahoma City Peter Miceo Tulsa State Supreme Court Hettie Okiuskee Tulsa County Ok‘hekee County Hazelwood Sam Crammer Micco Okfuskee County Crammer

Somebody's Wrong On Air Strength In Britain

London May 25 Prime Minister Chamberlain rebutted labor charges that air rearmament lags and defended Britain's air force. He told the packed House of Commons an independent inquiry was rejected and that the air force today is formidable and defensible. He cited Britain's standing defense as something any country might be proud of.

London Chamberlain Britain House of Commons Eugh Dalton Air Ministry

England Too Has Kidnapping Plot In Oxford

At Oxford police station a man named John Bruce Thornton was charged with firearms possession with intent to endanger life after a bungled attempt to kidnap Viscount Nuffield, head of Morris Motors. Thornton was remanded to await Thursday’s court hearing. another suspect reportedly escaped.

Oxford Eng Viscount Nuffield Britain Henry Foard John Bruce Thornton Ait Courh Thornton Cowley Morris Motor Co Bend Philsntagopist England

McGraw Percentage System Taught By Evansville Leader

Evansville's Three-Eye League leader credits John McGraw with revolutionizing baseball through the percentage system. Manager Bob Coleman says McGraw pushed low curves to induce double plays and coached batters to hit to right field with runners on base. He notes McGraw emphasized timing over home runs on ground balls. Also mentions a Philadelphia item about Lloyd Elmer funding education and marriage license via laundry tub coin finds.

Evansville Ind John McGraw Napoleon Bob Coleman McGraw TOB Search Philadelphia Lloyd Hi Elmer Eastern Baptist Seminary Chicago Ada News

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