Sheriff to Sell Ada Real Estate in Foreclosure
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Sheriff will conduct a public sale on June 8 1936 at 2:00 PM at the Ada courthouse to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 4966 40 plus 457 90 attorney fee and costs on Lot 6 Block 198 Original Townsite Ada. The sale benefits plaintiff Roger L Stephens trustee against J C Maxey Mattie Maxey Parrie Maxey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Roger L. Stephens
J. C. Maxey
Mattie Maxey
Parrie Maxey
Godfrey Investment Company
H. ©. Miller
Fred F. Brydia Company
Ada
Notice of sale of real estate by sheriff with appraisement
Notice announces an execution sale of BENJAMIN H Lowery property in Pontotoc county Oklahoma to satisfy a 1924 judgment in favor of Harry Wiseman. The sheriff will sell June 29 1936 at 2 PM at the Ada county court house for cash with minimum bid at two thirds appraised value and subject to taxes. Also includes creditors notice for Nan L Grimes and John A Grimes estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Fontotoc County
Towit
Benjamin H. Lowery
Harry ©. Wiseman
Ada
R. J. Lollar
Dudley E. Young
Alpha S. Young
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Oklishoma
Sheriff Clyde Saisor Advertises Property Sale
Pontotoc county sheriff Clyde Saisor of Oxla advertises a public sale for 21-5tw greatest returns on vested amounts. Filed by Claude Studcrdivant of Hatcher and Hatcher, attorneys for the plaintiff Ada News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde, Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Okla
Claude Sturdivant
Harrell & Kerr
Ada
J. Hoyt
Perrine Bidz
Oklahoma City
Attys
Clyde Katser
C. F. Green
Ada News
Clyde Saiser
Oxla
Claude Stucrdivant
Hatcher & Hatcher
Plaintiff
Sale of Hennigan Estate Real Property Ordered Hearing
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the county court schedules a hearing for June 19 1936 on Grace Hennigan administratrix petition to sell real estate of B F Hennigan deceased to cover stated reasons. A copy of the order will be published in The Ada Weekly News for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
N. H. Deering
Lloyd B. Parker
State OF Oklahoma
Lloyd Parker
Lloyd
Parker
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
B. F. Hennigan
Grace Hennigan
B. E. Hennigan
Ada Weekly News
Community notes and local visits in rural Ada area
Sunday gatherings filled the community life with many visits to relatives and friends. Several families from Roff and nearby areas shared time with neighbors, celebrated marriages, and noted ongoing farm work and crops in good condition. Willard Owens and Corvin James Willard Owens sign off as candidates for Country Commissioner District 3.
Local Lula Community Notes Include Dinners Birthdays And A Rodeo
Grover Hatcher visits his uncle Til Cantrell in Oklahoma City. Many residents hosted guests and attended gatherings, including Sunday dinners and singing. A birthday party at E C Cavener home featured music and cake, and a Lula rodeo drew attendees from Rocky Point and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Hatcher
Oklahoma City
Til Cantrell
Carol Nordean
Okay
Arkansas
Tobe Wingard
E. C. Cavener
Lavern
Jewel Dean Gideon
Inetta
London
Ray Dryden
J. C. Law
Ralph Brendle
Avery Pennington
Herman Pennington
Sterling Isaacs
G. W. Lamb
John Wood
Jean Gideon
Ruby Dryden
Sylvia Evans
Forrest
Troy E. Shackleford
Leola Stinnett
Jay
Geneva Isaacs
Mozell
Gene Gideon
Gene Galey
Frank
Si Collins
Ira Mae
Billie Keef McWhirter
J. W. Law
J. W. Isaacs
M. R. Lamb
Edmond Cavener
Monnie Kirby
Lee Tucker
E. ¢. Cavener
Alpha McCause
Local visits and weekend getaways headline
Stonewall residents Mrs. C F Billings and her children Louise and Betty and Mrs. Sonny Niece visited Friday. Durwood Miller returned from California. Louise Kemp visited Tulsa. Lee Elliott and family from Horseshoe Ranch spent the weekend here with relatives. Alvin Powell of Maysville stayed with John Gibson. Ada Reed and Esta Lee Murphy visited Jesse and Tupelo Friday evening. Esther Fish spent last week at Frisco with relatives. Bill Godby and wife from Conway visited relatives here this weekend.
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Gladys Ellison
Wewoka
Lee Turner
Tolbert
Virgil Hoover
Claudie Loman
Sam Brandon
Hickory Hill
John Brandon
Dan Hoover
George Melton
Bob Finks
Mary Hoover
Atwell Owsley
Charlie Sliger
Owl Creek
Tom Burgess
Zelma
Ina
Ona Moore
J. D. Hudgins
Owens Home
Arminta
Lawrence Burgess
Charlie Sneer
Conway
C. F. Billings
Louise
Betty
Sonny
Ada
Durwood Miller
California
Louise Kemp
Tulsa
Lee Elliott
Horseshoe Ranch
Alvin Powell
Maysville
John Gibson
Ben Cass
John Murphy
Ada Reed
Esta Lee Murphy
Jesse and Tupelo
Esther Fish
Frisco
Bill Godby
Rain delays panhandle evacuation plan for drought area
Dust battered farmers in the Oklahoma panhandle rejected a plan to evacuate non urban areas despite a recent rain. Oklahoma Conservation Commissioner Vaughan said a ten year program of wind erosion control and possible regional laws would encourage landowners to move to greener fields while governments offer inducements. The plan aims to plant desert areas and curb future dust storms, with coordination among Oklahoma and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymon
Oklahoma Panhandle
State Conservation Commission
F. L. Vaughan
Commission
Oklahoma City
Henry A. Long
Guyman
Federal Soil Conservation Program
Ickes
Panhandle
Vaughan
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Amarillo
Local residents visit in Ada Holdenville and Oklahoma City
Roswell visitors L H Keller and Eula O Neal spend time with relatives. Ada hosts Ray Barkers party and Esta Lee Murphy. Elma Winn from Oklahoma City visits her mother FE M Correll. Ed win Garrett and Ora Morris attend Ada gatherings. Nancy Sallee and LaNell McKay join Holdenville visits. Korar Burnett guest in Ada. David Thomas from Arkansas City Kansas visits mother Wayne Truitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Keller
Roswell
N.M
Eula O'Neal
N. M
Ray Barker
Ada
Esta Lee Murphy
Elma Winn
Oklahoma City
FE. M. Correll
Ora Morris
Edwin Garrett
Edd Sallee
Nancy
Join McKay
LaNell
Laura Anne
Holdenville
Wesley Chaddick
Korar Burnett
In Memory of Paul Cooke Killed in a May 23 Car Crash
A heartfelt tribute to Paul Cooke who died in a car wreck near Stratford on May 23. The note remembers his smile, the vacant chair at home, and the enduring memory that will linger beside his grave. Contributed by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cooke
Stratford
Paul
Darling
Oklahoma Weekend Death Toll Grows In Accidents
Weekend accidents across southern Oklahoma claimed lives and wounded several. Jim Harvey 62 of Gerty died after an automobile crash near Coalgate on Highway 75 Sunday night. Paul Coe 20 was killed near Stratford when his car overturned after losing control. S A Snead of Bryant sustained head injuries when his car overturned east of Ada. he was treated and discharged. Mrs Andrew Giesen of Konawa escaped serious injury in a two mile south Konawa collision. Jean Thompson remained in critical condition after a three car southeast Ada crash Friday night.
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Oklahoma
Jim Harvey
Gerty
Coalgate
Getty
Paul Coe
Stratford
S. A. Snead
Bryant
Okla
Ada
Highway 12
Andrew Giesen
Giesen
Konawa
Polly Goddard Weds Gene Harbert at Home Ceremony
Polly Goddard and Gene W. Harbert married Sunday afternoon May 24 at the bride's home. Rev. O B Lee officiated with an improvised altar of lark spur roses and fern. About twenty guests attended the reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Goddard
West Sixteenth
Polly
Gene W. Harbert
O. B. Lee
Prsbyterian
C. H. Goddard
George Goddard
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Roger J. Stephens
C. Maxey
Josephine Norris
P. A. Norris
Charles Guy Perry
State of
Albert Perry
Chickasaw
Della Redford
Ralph McMillan
County of Pontotoc
Harrison Fox
Et al
A. Webb
Caroline H. McClure
George Summervillie
Anna M. Baker
H. Matthew Tappen
Mary B. Coy
Ibina Mack
Robert Osgood
Nachstaarker
Gordon Thomas
W. H. Yule
Haskell Fox
Florence Vitenheimer
William Fox
Lottie Tyler
H. F. Fox
Aaron Clark
Dallas Clark
Paralee Clark
Albert Clark
Tontotoc County
O. BR. Jefferson
Nan Ll. Grimes
John A. Grimes
Nen I. Grimes
Thomas Pr. Holt
West 12Th Street
City
W. B. Morrison
John Boyce McKeel
Moscow
P— Kk
Semenchuk
Wrangell Island Polar Station
S. P. Startseff
Supreme Court
Polar Station
Ted Ekimos
John Boyce McKees
Laxton
Cecil Baker
Leslie Hewett
Davenport
Horse Shoe Ranch
Willie Rose
J. L. Rose
Rofs
John Sutton
Fannie
Marie and
Gien Shahan
Bob Nabors
Sallie Rucker
Ruth Burrows
Marie Shahan
Oohn Mayricks
Bill Pollock
Marie Martin
Jack Nabors
Rube Peterson
Lewis Nabors
Lizzie Pollock
Bill Cross
Jewel Brown
Roff
Juby Wingard
Blue Drum
Rex Younts
Joe Younts
Lucille
Union Valley
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Ches C. Roberts
AL A, Caldwell
J. Fred McCooy
Wyommy F. Ford
C. C. Grindstafe
Orville Snead
Leff Daggs
Haskell Wilburn
RB. Smart
George R. Collins
W. Rk. Cwill
Corvin
Tom Carmichael
Bart A
Henry L. Waters, Sr
James Willard Owens
Sr. R. Chambers
J. FE. Hall
W. F
Bess) Morris
Ghkhoe, A. Tolek
Clyde Kaiser
Walter Corbin
Raymond Rains CO
H. Butler
Marsh Jamison
Della Bedford
W. V. Stanfielb
Jewel Reeves
Cornell Brewn
Gladys Falter
Mrs. Hoggatt
Mrs. Shepherd
Lula
Olen Bates
Clit
Elmo Davis
Joe Estes
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Leona
Iona Mae
Tatum
Melvin Hall
Guy Bushee
Lindsay
Bertha Farquhar
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Allie Byrd
Lillie Fern Moore
Johnnie Farquhar
Joe Woolley
Dad Haskins
Bob McCormick
Troy
Ormon and
Loyce
Carl Wooley
Orville Woolley
Houston
R. E. Byrd
Viola Boyd
Ainley Dais
Travis
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Alma Farquhar
Vera Lois Upton
Jack Ringer
Grant Williams
I. N. Brooks
L. J. Roach
Marvin Fortner
Rocky Point
Tom
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Opa Smith
Leon Hill
Ismael Upton
Frank—Whittle
Co. Lowden
Stonewall
Dust Bowl
Jened Kendel Clark
Babe
Kula Simpson
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Retha Lee
June Simpkins
Leonard Walker
Leeds
Nancy Foxx
Neal McDonald
Bro
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Claude Smith
Montana
Roy Smith
Olaf Myricks
Mrs
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Arkansas City, Kan
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Lester Lillard
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Conrad Massey
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Churc
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Leone Eppler
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Zel
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Polly Goddard
Gene Harbert
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