Legal Notices for Ada Weekly News Ada Oklahoma
Notarized affidavit sworn before a notary public in Ada Oklahoma detailing the publication ownership and stockholder information for Ada Weekly News and associated entities. It confirms editor Roy McKeown and business managers D Little and others, with statements on ownership, stock, and security holders, signed March 13, 1252 by Grieber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bejore Ma
Arid
Denasaa
Ada
Ete
Bininews Mainzere
Purinter
News Pub
Oklahome
Fotor
Little
Afa
Roy McKeown
Oklahoma
Dda
Rene Yiver
Aly Tamonichely
Neer
Unite Ita Rape Art Paitress Andalvidnas
Toure Oa Wiven Mews
Oklabata
Wilhe Fen Little
le w_ fm
Grieber
BEAL
Guardian to Sell Real Estate of Incompetent Ethel Field
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma guardian Helen Wentworth announces a public sale of the estate of Ethel Lilian Field an incompetent. The sale occurs September 22 198 at 10 oclock A M in the County Court Room Ada Oklahoma. The property is Lot 3 and 2 of Block 3 Fod Addition Ada Oklahoma. Terms require cash to the highest bidder upon court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehe Lillan
Notler
Pontotoc
Ofta
Froma
Mede
Ethel Lilan Field
Guiblie Ame
Ada
Okla
Othel Lilaat Field
Fontatoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Helen FE Wentworth
Ethel Lilian Field
Lona C Barnet
Ettae
Jopepa
Barnett
Hrirs
Ribunion
Stdge
Gaid Court
Panotec
Tom
McKeown
Fred Andrews
Adminiateat Lx
Drys Plan Three Point Program in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma United Dry Association outlines a three point program focused on enforcement education and community bees. Attorney Savid C. Shapard said a definite policy will be announced later by the association board. The 42 member board met but could not complete the program. additional meetings will be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma United Dry Association
Savid C. Shapard
Yesterlay
Nabors Fatality in Tuesday Fracas Ends in Hurley Held
Jack Nabors son of Mrs Callie Nabors was fatally shot in a Tuesday tavern fracas. Funeral services planned for Thursday at Criswell Chapel with burial at Rugedale cemetery. Surviving relatives listed include parents siblings and several named relatives in Oklahoma and California. Police sought Hurley in connection with the shooting, with no charges filed as of Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nabors
Hurley
Cal He Nabors
Pacific Area
Nabors Wall
Criswell Chapel
Buring
Rugedale
Sirs
Tom Nabors
Timmons
Fittstown
Pebble Finders
Mabel Morris
Winter
Calif
Louise Pittmen
Bobard Pete
Oklahoma City
Earl Nabors
Fresno
Vasele Hurley
D. Gaar
Walker Hisle
Photon
Hurley Arrested After Fatal Shooting On Country Road
A fatal shooting near a tavern led to the arrest of Nabors Hurley after a pursuit and a car stuck on a country road. Officers recovered a German Luger and five bullets from the scene while witnesses described a scuffle and attempts to draw a pistol. Hurley, father of eight, was questioned as others testified about the events that ended with Nabors’ death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Amudoy
Fleming
Gffers
Flurley
Walker Hisle
Ernest
Wierr
Meyers
Gaar
Nabors Hurley
Alice Buzkirk
Nyack
Buskirk
Nabors
Cers
Chief Smith
Ian
McAlester
Ada City Finances Clinton Three Month Totals
Ada city finances show a three month increase of 3,235.09 over the prior year with water charges leading at 43,096.18, followed by franchise fees 54,390.24 and parking meters 87,590. Police fines total 1,727.80 while September docket notes 42 cases, 6 dollars in fines, and 259 dollars in public drunkenness fines, plus traffic and related penalties. Water revenue for July 12,907.69 August 14,859.43 September 16,714.73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Municipa
Jai
Free Diabetes Detection Tests Offered Next Week
The Pontotoc County Medical Society teams with the American Diabetes Association for a free diabetes screening next week. A urine sugar test is offered, followed by further checks if sugar is present, to catch early cases and prevent complications. The program promotes early treatment and a healthier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gofmeone
Pontotoc County
Portatae
Father of Local Woman Dies Today
WN. Pate father of Mrs. Joan Melfutt of Ada died at his home in Wapanucka early Wednesday. Funeral tentatively set for Thursday afternoon with burial at Wapanucka. He suffered strokes months ago and had been in failing health. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Heed, Mrs. D. Yapanicka, and M Reed of Ada, and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. Pate
Joan Melfutt
Ada
Wapanucka
Pate
Heed
D. Yapanicka
M Reed
Menure
Ada Woman Dies of Heart Attack in McAlester
Mrs W H Williams mother of three Ada women died Wednesday in McAlester from heart failure. Funeral plans to be announced. Surviving children include Mrs Clitto Bomar of De Arnit, Mica Williams of Mr Alester, and Al Williams of Havinorna Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
W. H. Williams
McAlester
Mes W. Eaighemns
Joe B Tits
Alester
Taanra
Clitto
Bomar
De[arnit
Mica
ME. Williams
iMr Alester
al Williame
iHavinorna Nevada
Minton Wins Senate Confirmation For Justice Seat
Washington Oct 4 The Senate approved Sherman Minton 48 to 14 to serve on the Supreme Court succeeding Wiley E Rutledge He is 59 and had served as a Seventh Circuit judge since 1939 His confirmation followed a party line clash over committee referral and questioning of his past public stances as a New Deal supporter and former White House aide to FDR The vote marks Truman’s fourth Supreme Court appointee joining Vinson and Reed plus Black Douglas and Frankfurter on the high court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Judiciary Committee
Minton
Truman
Tate
Wiley E. Rutledge
Tn Jhe
Seventh Circuit Court of
Indiana
Apaton
Ana
Morse
Supreme Court
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Ce Vinson
Juend Clas
Blacs
Couglas
Reed
Jackson
Frankfurter
Knife-Forkub Begins Its Third Season October 11
Knife-Forkub opens its third season at East Central State College, October 11, with Gerhart H Segar as guest speaker. Segar, a U.S. citizen since 1942, discusses Germany under Nazi rule and postwar conditions, recounting his experiences as a journalist and political opponent of the Nazis. The event is at Knight Hall banquet room Aldridge Hotel has alternated. Membership renewals and invitations have been mailed to former members and to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knife-Forkub
Knight Hall
East Central State College
Oesher
Gerhart H Segar
Gerper
New Fisher
New York
Frigoner
Germany
United States
Sagar
Nazis Sa
House of Lords
House of Commons
Aldridge Hotel
Usail
Aldridge
England
Three Murray College Students Hurt in Accident
Three Murray College students Claude Clowes Bobby Hutkleby and Staver Lee were injured when Clowes's 1941 Plymouth left the highway two miles west of Ra va Saturday night. Lee suffered a broken leg and other injuries while Clowes and Hutkleby were shaken but not seriously hurt. The injured were taken to an Ardmore hospital for treatment as highway patrolmen Ish Leach and Glenn Clark of Ada investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Tareey College
Rava
Semurday
Claude Clowes
Bobby Hutkleby
Staver Lee
Clowes
Lee
Ardmore
Ish Leach
Glenn Clark
Ada
Iene
Stigler seeks lump sum for Choctaw Indians
Washington October 7 congressman Stigler urges paying the Choctaws of Oklahoma a lump sum of 450668 instead of annual appropriations. He notes treaties of 1820 1825 and later promised 520 per year but proposes 390866 with options to accept lump sum and displace annual funding for items such as light horsemen and blacksmiths described as Indian policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fep
Stigler
D-Okla
Congress
Oklahoma
Uncle Sam
Old Law Packs Big Beer Minor Wallop
Oklahoma City reports that a 36 year old law punishes beer sales to minors with fines up to 460 dollars and five years imprisonment. Sam H. Lattimore, assistant attorney general, said no prosecutor asked for an opinion since the statute already provides penalties. County attorneys generally prosecute under beer laws offering license revocation. this older statute would strengthen penalties for selling to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jefferson County
Arison
Sam H. Lattimore
Attormey General
Lattimore
Henry Jenkins Dentist Found Dead After Family Tragedy
Henry L Jenkins a dentist died from loss of blood at a hospital after his wrists were slashed An July quarrel with his son in law ended in gunfire The son in law was wounded Mrs Jenkins reportedly drowned herself in a pond near the home An assault charge against Jenkins was withdrawn after his commitment to a state hospital for alcoholism He had just returned from treatment last week Weekend arrests total five including three for drunkenness and two for fighting Police fines totaled 33 dollars as new members applications open for the 1949 1950 season at the banquet room capacity handled by Miss Constance Waggoner secretary of Ehey McCauley & Co 115 South Broadway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Jenkins
Jenkins
Constance Waggoner
Ehey McCauley & Co
South Broadway
Dodgers vs Yankees Baseball Game Summary
Dodgers and Yankees battled through six innings with scattered hits and errors. Rizzuto stole twice, Hodges drove in runs, Campanella walked and Lindell bobbled a ball. Jorgensen, Hermanski, and Robinson contributed infield plays as Dodger pitching held the line. Attendance was 70,933 with Mize and Stirnweiss in later action. Brown struck out.
Rail Coach Disaster Near Ames Injures and Kills Passenger
A westbound City of San Francisco Limited rail line wreck near Ames on October 3 left five cars off the rails. One coach was ripped open, killing Ernest Riggs of Oakland on his honeymoon, and injuring others who remained in the coach. The rear sleepers also derailed as the train halted within 200 yards. The specific cause was not immediately determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Wee Verely
San Framisco
Chicago and Northwestern
Ernest Riggs
Negra
Oakland
Calit
Kenneth Dittemore and the Newsboy Franchise Life
A profile of Kenneth Dittemore a young News carrier in Ada detailing how he operates as a franchised dealer of The News delivering papers, managing accounts and subscriptions. The piece notes his earnings based on initiative facing varying customer reliability and his plans to attend East Central college, own a car, and continue service alongside the broader News carolers network in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
The
News
Kenneth & Statement
Soy
Kenneth Dutterrore
Dale Carnegie
Mr. Dittemora
Opeda Bank
East Central College
P. L. Dittemore
West &Th Street
Dittemore
Hazel Atlas Glass
Leo
Ada
Aller
Atoka
Ableso
Bynz
Bromide
Centrahoma
Center
Clarita
Coalgata
Fittstown
Konawa
Lawrence
Lehigh
Fitts Field
Rotf
Stonewall
Stratford
Tupelo
Tishominge
Mill Creek
Francis
Byars
Sulphur
Antlers
Wayne
Asher
Gaar Corner
Coleman
Dodgers Hold Nonsensical Exchange In Late Inning
In a tense 9th inning, Dodger reliever Joe Page entered from the Yankees with 60 relief appearances this season. Snider singled, Robinson sacrificed, Henrich grounded to first, Furillo batted for Hermanski and popped out, Olmo and Rizzuto made quick outs, leaving one on. DiMaggio singled on a softly hit ball between third and mound for his first hit. Linder struck out, Coleman grounded out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Henrich
Robinson
Hodges
Rizzuto
Lindeil
Campanella
Roe
Yankees
Lindellate
Hermanski
Snider
Coleman
Dodgers
Jorgensen
Silvera
Raschi
Reese
Annpes
DiMaggio
Rackley
Bauer
Joe Page
Gus Niathos
Carl Furillo
Furillo
Page
Olma
Mike McCormick
Them
Linder
Mn Coleman
McCormick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Algu Amedd
Ube Ann Quly
Ada Werkly Dewa
Puby
Janet Weekly
Ora Orraner
State of
Gktanoma
Sotich
Pontotol
State OF Galahonma
Joseph Vo Barrett
Lona C. Barnett
Admintrattix
Callie Nators
Bures
W. G. Long
Nhein
Stockton
Alice Buskirk
Stockman Club
Cecil Smith
Taok
Hig
Aca
Sherd
M. Pate
John McNutt
Sen
Marse
Gerhart H. Sogar
Murray College
Old Law
Henryella
Luis Gimo
Rackley Pivarele
Lindell
Efford
Jack Banta
Dodger
Ace
Olivio
Noa Fins
Lindenl
Olmo
Hoe
Johnny Mize
Mize
George Stirnweiss
Bobby Brown
Brown
Stirnweiss
Newsboy
Robingon
Rizente
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!