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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
7
Notice details multiple foreclosure actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma from 1925. Listings include Central Life Insurance Company vs T E Painter et al in Ada and other defendants, with sales set for November 1925 at the Ada County Court House. Additional items announce Sherman County cases and receivership terms, plus an estate administration notice for James T Keeble with hearing set November 16 1925.
In Pontotoc County District Court the Frisco Gin Company of Frisco Oklahoma filed for dissolution. The notice requires any interested party to appear within 30 days from first publication to show cause why the dissolution should not be granted. Dated October 28 1925 and signed by Court Clerk L Franklin.
Eliza J. Fuller is notified of a divorce suit filed by R. H. Fuller in district court. She must answer the petition by November 30, 1925, or the court will proceed and grant a divorce to the plaintiff. Court clerk L B Franklin attests, with attorney Joseph Anderson listed.
The guardian of Selina Scott a minor in Fontotoc Oklahoma announces a public sale by court order dated October 27 1925 to the highest bidder conforming with the court on November 16.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the administrator A GAN of the estate of Z. E. Charlton deceased appoints J W Cadwalder as agent to collect all debts due to the estate. Cadwalder's headquarters are at Rollow Hardware Company Ada Oklahoma.
George Shannon, believed escaped from the Atlanta federal penitentiary, was captured in OKMULGEE this morning by Officer Clyde Ashlock after a federal notice.
Notice under a November 2 1925 court order commanding the Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff to advertise and sell without appraisement action in the district court case where B C Harbert sues Jason Coffeen Solomon Waller J M Jones L T Walters Josie A Walters Belknap Hardware Manufacturing Co and Standard Bench Manufacturing Co as defendants
By order of sale issued by Pontotoc County court clerk on November 2 1925 sheriff will auction the North Half of the Southeast Quarter Section Four Township 3 North Range 8 East Indian Base and Meridian Pontotoc County Oklahoma at 2 o clock pm December 8 1925 for cash to satisfy a $1597 50 foreclosure judgment plus interest and costs. Proceeds to cover costs then the judgment in favor of Abel B Boshart against Mary N Clark W M Elliot Mollie Elliot and P A Norris. Property to be sold as is with taxes due.
Creditors of Z E Charlton deceased must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at King & Crawford Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred. The notice is dated October 3 and is signed by A T Soggan and S J Armstrong.
In the guardianship of R Sullivan an incompetent, a county court order directs a public sale on November 30 1925 at 2 pm in Atoka Oklahoma at the courthouse front door. The estate sells 160 acres NE 20 3S 10E and related parcels totaling 15223 acres with a cash in hand on court confirmation to Annie May Sullivan guardian.
Or H Maxwell has asked Pontotoc county court OK for letters of administration on S G Maxwell deceased. Heirs and creditors may appear November 19 1925 at 10 am in Ada to show cause why petition should not be granted. TAL Crawford signs November 7 1925.
Oklahoma City November 10 No further applications for erection of cotton gins will be heard by the state corporation commission until about March 1 or until cotton acreage for next year is better determined. Many applications have been heard this fall and hearings are postponed as the season ends. Applications may be filed but not considered until spring, said Fred Capshaw a commission member.
Tulsa dispatch reports one man dead and another jailed after a morning fist fight. Victim B. J. Stephens, 21, died. W. H. Johnson, 27, is held by county authorities. Both men were taxi drivers.
Oklahoma City Goldbugs beat East Central 3 to 0 on a rain soaked mud field. Bill Moore’s decisive 22 yard placement in the final minutes gave Goldbugs their sixth field goal this season. Only three first downs were recorded, all for Goldbugs, as Capps dominated the line and Doenges also contributed for the Tigers.
Dirt and bridge work is rapidly advancing on 12 miles of Grady county roads as the first phase of the $650,000 highway program begun last December. Tuttle area six miles east sees bridges and culverts under construction while grading proceeds. Two more six miles south of Bradley are being graded with a contract awarded. The plan includes 72 miles of gravel roads by the county and 48 miles of concrete along the Meridian highway funded by federal and state aid. A survey has been completed and condemnation actions started to secure right of way south of Chickasha.
An item notes yellow butter and references Choctaw Mixed Feed. The brief ties dairy color observation to the feed brand in a short paragraph from the page.
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