Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Court Case
Publicacion de avisos en The District Court Oklahoma Chickasaw by Blood Roll 54. Plaintiffs sue heirs executors administrators trustees and assigns of Charles L Chapman deceased to quiet title and foreclose any claim to lands in Pontotec county. Respond by July 2, 1934 or judgment by default. W. C. Duncan attorney. 5-17-41w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Chapman
Chickasaw
State OF
Oklahoma
Charles LL. Chapman
Pontotec County
Quiet Title Suit Over Ada Lot in Pontotoc County
Neey Viola Peay sues Ada Denham Clarence Penham and unknown heirs to determine heirs at law for Lot Four in Block Forty seven of Ada. Plaintiff claims fee simple title and asks for quiet title under Oklahoma succession law. Defendants must answer by July 12 1934. the case filed May 31 1934 reports in Pontotoc County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Neey Viola Peay
Clarence I. Penham
Denham
State of Oklahoma
K. S. Denham
K. S Denham
Laintiff
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
Ben Hatcher
Heirship suit targets Samaria Barton land in Pontotoc County
State court suit by Harry Peiker seeks to determine heirs and heirs share for Samaria Barton deceased and quiet plaintiff's title to Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter and parts of Northwest and Northeast quarters in Section Fifteen Township Two North Range Five East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants include Howard Foreman J R Barton B L Barton W H Barton Jr Mrs W H Oliphant Zoneta Foreman Olen Dancer R W Vierson and unknown heirs and assigns. answer due by July 12 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Said
Harry C. Peiker
Howard Foreman
J. R. Barton
B. Ll. Barton
W. H. Barton JR
W. H. Olphant
Barton
Zoneta Foreman
Dancer
Olen Dancer
R. W. Vierson
Samaria Barton
State OF Oklahoma
J. R Barton
B. L. Barton
W. H. Oliphant
Harry ©Eiker
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Notice of Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Writ of Execution issued May 19 1934 in Bankers Advertising Supply v McKinley Gilstrap commands sale of W K Gilstrap property to satisfy a 62.50 judgment plus interest and costs. Property is 40 acres in Pontotoc county described as oil and gas lease: South Half of Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter and North Half of Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 16 Township 5 North Range 6 East IB&M. Appraised at 100. Sale set for July 3 1934 at 16 oclock at the south front door of the Pontotoc county courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Sheriff Clyde Katser undersheriff Claude Sturdivant witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Bankers Advertising & Supply Company
John P. McKinley
W. K. Gilstrap
Section 16
TSN
RGGE
IB & M
Oklahoma
Ada
Clyde Katser
Claude Sturdivant
Greater returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Classified item notes opportunities for higher yields on investments and advice for readers seeking better value. Highlights may include savings strategies, potential risk factors, and contact details for related offers or brokers.
Want ads for sale tent 40 by 60 brown duck canvas
Used slightly in good repair tent 40x60 brown duck canvas for sale. Contact W. A. Patterson at Box 43 Allen Oklahoma. Date 5-22-3tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Patterson
Allen
Okla
Century-Old Connecticut Resident Laughs At Longevity
Mrs Eliza Gage Wade, CT's oldest resident, turns 104 tomorrow and jokes that living past 100 isn’t fun. The slender vegetarian plans a quiet day with her daughter, as neighbors send 104 carnations and she offers simple advice about life and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgefield
Conn
Eliza Gage Wade
Wave of thefts prompts citywide police roundup
Local officers spent a busy weekend rounding up offenders of public peace and safety. Eleven were jailed for drunkenness, one for possession and one for disturbance of peace. Red tickets for traffic violations increased as police warn of fines for repeat offenders. Arnold Brown and Jim Bevels were arrested for burglary and related thefts, with goods recovered in one case and firearms taken in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somer Jones
Arnold Brown
Seminole
Ada Alfalfa Mill
Jim Bevels
Stockton Avenue
The Rise and Decline of Islam in World History
An analysis of Islam’s origins in Mecca, its monotheistic creed, the Koran, and the afterlife as described in traditional teaching. The piece contrasts Allah’s despotism and fatalism with Christian concepts of a loving Father, spiritual heaven, and moral progress, predicting Islam’s eventual decline.
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Mohammed
Allah
God
Heaven
Hell
Dillinger
Nero
St. Francis of Assissi
Kismet
Turkey
Near East
Choctaw Colonization Project Nears Completion in McCurtain
Under the Indian department and A. M. Landman supervision a corps of Choctaw workmen expect to finish the McCurtain colonization station this month. Thirty model homes costing 700 dollars each will provide subsistence homesteads, with all workers being tribesmen as part of a new policy of Indian work for the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurtain
Okla
Indian Department
Washington
A. M. Landman
Five Civilized Tribes Agency
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Congress
Landman
John Collier
Indian Affairs
United States
Indian Agency
Veal Birds and Other Dishes for May Luncheons
Mrs Harris presents six May luncheon and supper dishes including veal birds escalloped ham scrambled eggs with peppers butterscotch rice pudding and a creamy dressing. Recipes emphasize nutritious balance with fish meat or cheese and Milk for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Harris
Constable Fages Faces Murder Charges in Oklahoma
Marietta Oklahoma May 28 Constable John Smith of Thackerville faces murder charges filed by County Attorney J H Hays for the slaying of Love County Sheriff Sam H Randolph at Thackerville Friday Smith surrendered at Ardmore and was confined in Ardmore jail Witnesses say Randolph slapped Smith prompting a brief quarrel and Smith fired killing Randolph Smith says self defense and notes he did not evade arrest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Okla
John Smith
Thackerville
J. H. Hays
Sam H. Randolph
Love County
Smith
Ardmore
Bennett Wallace
Randolph
Wallace
S. J. Trowbridge
Greensburg
Kaw
Leo Hudgins
Hudgins
Trowbridge
Roosevelt orders NRA load trim targets seven service trades
President Roosevelt suspends fair trade provisions for seven service trades under the NRA including motor vehicle storage and parking, bowling and billiard, barber shops, cleaning and dyeing, shoe rebuilding, and advertising display and distributing trades. Constraints keep wage hours and child labor rules intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Roosevelt
Britten
Rill
Recovery Administration
Brand Whitlock Dies in France at 65
Former U S ambassador to Belgium Brand Whitlock died in Cannes at noon after a bladder operation and heart failure. He was 65. Mrs. Whitlock stayed with him. funeral plans in Cannes include Holy Trinity church with Belgian government representation possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand Whitlock
Urbana
Albert
Whitlock
Germany
Belgium
Brussels
Cannes
France
United States
Sunnybank
Paris
No Copyright On Beards Court Ruling
Federal Judge John M. Woolsey declares beard growing public domain in a case between the House of David of Benton Harbor Michigan and Louis Murphy of Spring Valley Indiana. The ruling confirms individuals may grow imitate and style beards without legal restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John M. Woolsey
Woolsey
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Louis Murphy
Spring Valley
Murphy
Spanish War Vets to Meet June 3
Spanish War veterans in Bartlesville plan the thirtieth annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans of America from June 3 to 5. National Commander William H. Armstrong of Racine Wisconsin and Rice W Means of Washington DC are expected to attend. A barbecue at Frank Phillips ranch will open events Monday noon followed by a banquet at 6 30. Tuesday's business session will elect officers and choose the next encampment site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
United Spanish War Veterans of America
William H. Armstrong
Racine
Wis
Rice W. Means
Washington, D.C
National Tribune
National Legislative Committee
Colorado
Frank Phillips
Wolaroc
Osage County
Ada selects Hugh F Mathis as next city attorney
The Ada board of commissioners selected Hugh F Mathis as city attorney with the appointment effective August 1. He has served as an attorney locally for years while J William Crawford will continue handling city legal matters until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F. Mathis
Board of Commissioners
City of
Ada
Mathis
J. William Crawford
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