Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
On October 13 1941 at 2 00 pm at the south front door of Ada courthouse Pontotoc County Oklahoma the sheriff will sell Lot 6 and the west 25 feet of Lot 5 in block 109 of Ada to satisfy a Home Owners Loan Corporation judgment for 3783 with 5 percent interest from April 4 1946 plus 375 attorney fees and costs. The sale is under a district court order in Case No 17082 and subject to taxes. Witness Clyde Kaiser sheriff of Pontotoc County with undersheriff W N Hughes and plaintiff attorney Warren B Rice Ada Oklahoma.
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Nes
Ada
Pontoto County
Oklahma
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
District Court
Pontotoc County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
W. H. Holmes
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Warren B. Rice
Okla
Said
West Side
E. M. Scarborough
Judent
Clyde Katser
Foreclosure Auction on Ada Lot in Pontotoc County
Public sale set for October 13 1941 at 2 PM at the Ada Oklahoma courthouse south front door. Sheriff will sell Lot 6 Block 5 West Side Ada for cash to satisfy a 1146 19 judgment plus 5 interest and costs with attorney fees.
Sheriff Sale Notices on Ada Oklahoma Property
No 17 39 dated October 27 1941 at 2 00 p m in Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff announces sale of real estate Lots 1 2 in Block 13 Glenwood Addition Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of 1378 01 with 5 percent interest from October 2 1940 plus 130 attorney fees and costs. Defendants Home Owners Loan and T L Mozelle Coley husband and wife. Witness Kaiser Sheriff Pontotoc County undersheriff Hughes attorney for plaintiff.
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc Oklahoma
County Treasurer Dew announces public sales on October 27, 1941 beginning 9 a.m. at the Courthouse. Separate bids for each tract described Rofton Lot 1 Block 123 bid 50 dollars by J M Etchison, Lot 2 50 cents by J M Etchison, Lot 3 Roft City Block 123 with bidders listed. Cash terms, board approval, ad costs paid by purchaser. Also notice in district court regarding R B Smith vs J Sarkeys et al concerning Lot 1 South 17 acres and South Half NE Quarter of Section 19 Township 4 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County. Respond by November 6, 1941. Court Clerk Della Bedford. 9-25-31w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Mary A. Renfro
Mattie E. Stevens
Pontotoc County
Della Bedford
F. Robinson
Jeff R. Laird
Ada
Oklahoma
United Life and Accident Insurance Company
Va. J. N. Cowley
Et al
W. A. Baker
R. T. Evans
H. J. Heiss
L. H. Meyers
C. F. Mall
Royalty Service Corporation, Ltd
Soloman Taylor, Jr
Arthur Taylor
Jesse A. Taylor
District Court
J. L. Cowley
Leona Smith
D. D. Brunson
D. D. Brunson, Jr
Kenneth E. Ambrose
Martin Clark
P. R. Whytock
J. M. Henry
J. Crane
Robert Wimbish
Rollow Hardware Company
Gypsy Oil Company
Towit
Adaline Taylor
Artes Taylor
Solomon Taylor, Jr
Rosser and Rosser
Muskogee
Okla
Attys
Resate
I. m Dew
Pentotoc County
Pontotec County
Roston
J. M.tchison
J. M. Etchison
Roft City
R. B. Smith
Thomas Wright
Patos
Sam Dew
Pontot
B. W. Ragsdale
Board of County Commissioners
Want Ads Endorse Silent Cold Cure
Classified note suggests keeping a cold private is better than discussing it openly. Emphasizes discretion over airing symptoms and implies personal remedy choices. References social norms around sharing illness and public discussion in a light advisory tone.
Estate of Lee Greenwood in Pontotoc County Court
In the county court in Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of Lee Greenwood deceased requires all claimants to present their claims with vouchers to J B Morey executor at Sugg Clinic Ada Oklahoma within four months or be forever barred. Dated September 26.
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E. l. Steed
W. Burgess Steed
McKeel and McKeel
Attys
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Aeek Court
Lee Greenwood
J. B. Morey
Leereenwood
Sugg Clinic
Notice of hearing on administrator's final report
Bruce A. Current as administrator of the estate of George Current deceased has filed a final account and petition for distribution and heirship. The hearing is set for October 23, 1941 at 10 a.m. in the County Court Room Ada Oklahoma. Anyone with an interest may appear and contest the account, distribution, or heirship determinations. Witness HOYT DRISKILL County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Eva H. Hicks
E. B. Hickman
County of
Pontotoc
E. B Hickman
Wate Court
County of Pontotoc
George Current
Bruce A. Current
Ada
Oklahoma
Hoyt Driskill
Notice of Tax Auction by Pontotoc County Treasurer
Sam Dew as Pontotoc County Treasurer announces sale of parcels in Oklahoma to satisfy delinquent taxes. Bids include 30.00 by B. W. Ragsdale for a described Sec 20 Twp 2N Range 4E. Ad costs apportioned to bidder. sale of real estate follows state procedure.
Special execution sale notice Ada Oklahoma 1941
Pursuant to a special execution and order of sale issued by the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on October 4 1941 in case 17143 Elijah Hall and Jane Morris plaintiffs vs Leonidas Daggs and Likie Daggs defendants the undersigned sheriff will levy and sell Lots 21 and 22 in Block 112 of Ada original townsite to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 8624 44 with 10 interest per annum from April 3 1941 plus 825 attorney fee and costs on November 10 1941 at 10 00 a m at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma cash to highest bidder. WN Hughes undersheriff Ben Hatcher attorney for plaintiffs. 10-9-5tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Nell M. Cochran
Joe P. Choate
District Court
Oklahoma
Cansada Choate
Board of County Commissioners
Range 5
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Thompson & Braly
Elijah Hall
Jane Morris
Leonidas Daggs
Likie Daggs
Pentotocc County
Pontotoc
State of
Clyde Katser
W.N. Hughes
Ben Hatcher
Farm Prices Rise Prompt Major Cut in 1942 Benefit Payments
Washington officials said higher farm prices and strong demand will allow a sizable reduction in 1942 crop benefit payments, potentially over 200 million dollars. Prices are about 45 percent higher than a year ago, with forecasts of further rises and peak farm income near 13 billion dollars next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Congress
Rainy Weather Damages Crops Across County
The report notes heavy rainfall hurting crops in Conway and nearby areas. Local social notes mention Mrs. Ralph Jared and her daughter returning home to Pauls Valley, visits from Ada residents Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Toby, and several local names including Harve Nickell and Coy Jones in Holdenville on business.
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Conway
Ralph Jared
Pauls Valley
C. M. Toby
Ada
H. P. Toby
Harve Nickell
Lee
Coy Jones
Holdenville
Ruby Jan Nickels
Mildred Rogers
Christine Madden
Alice Lillard
Oakman water project advances despite rain delays
Work on the Oakman new water system progresses toward completion though rains slow tasks. A well drill was repositioned to improve supply for the Scroggins home. Several residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs. Higdon, Mrs. Cromer, and families hosting guests from Springfield, California, and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Richard Scroggins
Sarah Carter
D- H. Higdon
Marlene
Mr. Higdon
Homer
Elsie Katherine Hurt
Springfield
Ivan L. Cromer
Ray Vandenach
Laura Dryden
Sentinel
Okla
Bob Bushers
California
Texas
Archie Bandy
Oakman
Pearl Shockey
Pearl Simpson
Noice
Tennessee
Earl Sutton
Ada
Edmond Stevenson
Leo Berryman
Sasakwa
Lon
Weekend Social Notes From Union Valley Ada
Miss Omega Leach of Ada spent the weekend with Miss Ida Jean Scott. R G Hoggatt has returned home after weeks with his brother Issac Hoggatt of Lakeview Texas. Mrs Jeff Byrd visited Mrs M L Byrd of Stonewall Friday night. Mr and Mrs Carlee Stephens and family left for Bakersfield California to make their home. Cecil Johnson visited with cousin Andrew Berry the past week. Miss Ida Jean Scott spent Thursday night with sister Mrs Virl Loman. Mr and Mrs Haskell Boyles moved to the community. Walter Grisso spent Thursday night with friend Hay and W M Byrd. Mr and Mrs Bill Smith visited Mr and Mrs M Killion. Carl Phillips spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs M Killion and family. Rev Sanders of Atoka will deliver messages one Saturday night one Sunday morning and one Sunday night.
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Union Valley
Omega Leach
Ada
Ida Jean Scott
R. G. Hoggatt
Issac Hoggatt
Lakeview
Texas
Jeff Byrd
M. L. Byrd
Stonewall
Carlee Stephens
Bakersfield
Calif
Cecil Johnson
Andrew Berry
Virl Loman
Haskell Boyles
Walter Grisso
Hay
W. M. Byrd
Bill Smith
M. Killion
Carl Phillips
Rev. Sanders of
Atoka
Barnett and local families hold Sunday visits
Pauline Barnett returned home from Wetumka after visiting relatives. Norma Jean Cox spent Sunday night with Pauline Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Powell visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spurlock of Konawa. W. A. Berry family visited D. M. Barnett. Jeanette Buchanan stayed with Mona Jane Carmichael Wednesday. Eva Lindquist of Tiffin Ohio visited relatives. Laura Isaacs called on Mrs. Mary Tyree Friday. Blackie Dunn and family returned from California. Those who spent Sunday with C. A. Barnett included K. W. Barnett and Pauline, Dutch Buchanan and Jeanette, Bertha Carmichael and Calvin.
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Pauline Barnett
Wetumka
Norma Jean Cox
F. M. Powell
Charlie Spurlock
Konawa
W. A. Berry
D. M. Barnett
Jeanette Buchanan
Mona Jane Carmichael
Eva Lindquiest
Tiffin
Ohio
Laura Isaacs
Mary Tyree
Blackie Dunn
California
C. A. Barnett
K. W. Barnett
Pauline
Dutch Buchanan
Jeanette
Bertha Carmichael
Calvin
Ada Area Social Notes Report Local Visits
Cecil Pickett and Edna Corvin travel to Anters to spend time with parents before returning to Camp ERE Texas where Mr Corvin serves in the US Army. Jewel Sutherland and Lois Day visit Ada. Hazel Thrasher and Sibel Thrasher also visit. Anna Marie Fowler visits friends in Pickett. John Vanzant from Hickory handles Ada business. Miles is seriously ill. well wishes go to him. Junior Hale from California sings at Pickett. Robert Fowler visits Clint Haskins in Oil Saturday.
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Cecil
Edna Corvin
Anters
Campere
Texas
Corin
US. Army
Jewel
Jean Sutherland
Pickett
J. D. Anderson
Lois Day
California
Hazel
Sibel Thrasher
J. C. Southerland
Alton Sutton
Anna Marie Fowler
R. Tom Hurley
John Vanzant
Hickory
Ada
Muncraft
Colbert
Jack Ray
Miles
Junior Hale
California Aere
Robert Fowler
Clint Haskins
Social rounds report from Sunday gatherings
Center. Barbara Wallis spent Sunday with Jean Southeriana. Helen McCurt and Arlene Hall spent Sunday night with Mrs. Dora Crowley.
Aggie End Is Safe Now From Army Draft
George Darrow Aggie end delayed draft status after presenting affidavits showing he has a dependent, his widowed mother. He remains in class 3A and will join Coach Jim Lookabaugh's Oklahoma A and M lineup Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie End
Leland Gourley
Oklahoma City
George Darrow
Aggie
Texas Tec
Jim Lookabaugh
Capitol Hill
Darrow
Oklahoma A
M. College
Names Ain't Names Dept and Big Pack of Sports Notes
From New York comes the word that the original Sports Slanter you knew as Austin Bealmear is now known to the radio public as Henry Austin. The piece teases Bealmear's name play while noting Satchel Paige and Bob Feller in a Kansas City Monarchs vs. Cleveland game setup at Holland Field. Tulsa backfield chatter includes Bob Dobbs and Glenn, with coach Henry Frnka’s squad at Creighton looming Saturday. Will Rogers Air Base team and O A freshmen clash under Frank Crider, while Ray LeCrone of Shawnee faces influenza after Enid Plainsmen victory. Ival Goodman returns home with three duck-hunting sites, and Whitey Pearson hit 695 at Enid after cracking 700 earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Austin Bealmear
Henry Austin
Bealmear
Austin
Henry
Bellmerr
Tulsa University
Henry Frnka
Creighton
Bob Dobbs
All- Missouri Valley
Glenn
L. D. Moore
Will Rogers Air Base
Frank Crider
O. A
Ray LeCrone
Shawnee
Miss Fuller Joins Ada News Staff as Assistant Circulation Manager
Miss Lorene Fuller is employed as assistant circulation manager at Ada News. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fuller of 1126 South Johnston, she is a East Central State College graduate, class of 1941. She replaces Miss Doris Henry who moves to classified advertising and business department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Fuller
Tr Ada News
Ralph Fuller
South Johnston
Fuller
East Central State College
Doris Henry
Farewell Party Honors Miss Dorothy Eslick
A surprise farewell party was given Saturday evening at Miss Georgena Middleton's home for Miss Dorothy Eslick who leaves Sunday for Lawton to work in the EE department at Fort. The dining table featured a linen cloth and garden flower centerpiece with lit tapers as guests arranged around the table. Miss Eslick opened gifts and the gathering was spent in formal conversation. Attending were Miss Frances Swim, Miss Doris Henry, Miss Tommy Winn, Miss Lois Sinnett, Miss Mary Little, Miss Juanita Cooper, Miss Eslick, and the hostess. A gift arrived from Mrs. Fred Stalnaker. Miss Middleton was helped by her mother, Dr Maud Middleton.
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Dorothy Eslick
Georgena Middleton
South Broadway
Eslick
Lawton
Fort
Miss Eslick
Frances Swim
Doris Henry
Tommy Winn
Lois Sinnett
Mary Little
Juanita Cooper
Miss Middleton
Fred Stalnaker
Maud Middleton
Surveyor's Assistant Hurt After Backward Instruction Incident
Philadelphia report says Surveyor's Assistant Fred Tarpnell followed his boss' directions precisely and when told to back up suddenly, he toppled over a 12 foot wall into a stream, sending him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Fred Tarpnell
Tarpnell
Roadside Tragedy Claims Mother in Indiana Crash
In Vincennes Indiana three year old Anna Marie Snyder led rescuers to aid after her mother Margaret Skinner Snyder twenty four of Frichton was killed when an automobile left the road and overturned. A truck driver who halted at the scene said the child stood by the highway waving. The girl escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Anna Marie Snyder
Margaret Skinner Snyder
Frichton
Tornado Lifts Roof Then Replaces It at Jack Weber Home
A Kansas City tornado lifted the roof from Jack Weber's house and moved two glasses of jelly across a partition before returning the roof to its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jack Weber
Malcolm Strow Aims To Tackle Creighton Blues This Week
Malcolm "the Goon" Strow of Ada prepares for another week of action with the Tulsa Golden Hurricane against the Creighton Bluejays of Omaha Nebraska. The former Ada high school star has focused on helping Tulsa win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Strow
Ada
University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Creighton Bluejays
Omaha
Nebraska
Bonham And Russo Real Series Heroes
Yankees great Joe Gordon starred in the World Series but the real heroes were pitchers Ernie Bonham and Marius Russo who delivered crucial four hitters and key wins. Russo overcame a bad stomach and Bonham overcame low expectations to lift New York to the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Gordon
Ernie Bonham
Marius Russo
Russo
Bonham
Ernie
Krichell
Dodgers
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Dodger
Fitz
Yanks
Brooklyn
Joe McCarthy
Whitlow Wyatt
Viereck Arrested as Foreign Agent in NYC
George Sylvester Viereck aged 56 was arrested by FBI agents in New York on a charge of withholding information after he registered with the state department as an agent of a foreign power. The naturalized American author and editor, listed in Who's Who as born in Munich, faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. An FBI spokesman said arraignment was expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Sylvester Viereck
State Department
Viereck
Germany
Who’s Who
Munich
United States
FBI
Punts and Passes Preview of NYU Texas A and M Clash
Opening note recalls a 1941 NYU schedule development leading to a Texas A and M matchup at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. The piece also mentions Kirksville Teachers guard Bob Mills who uses a breeze producer to keep his spectacles from fogging during plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
NEW York
New York University
Violet
Texas A
Yankee Stadium
Kirksville
Bob Mills
Mills
UCLA Bruins Suffer 33-0 Loss to Stanford
Los Angeles report says UCLA footballers were shut out 33 to 0 by Stanford. Injuries piled up for UCLA with halfback Howard Hunt missing play due to two broken ribs, end Ed Breeding with a cracked leg, and center Gene Alder groggy after a knockout blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stanford
University of California At
Uclans
Howard Hunt
Ed Breeding
Gene Alder
New Yorker Turned in Alarm Given 30 Day Home
A New Yorker who reported a sales alarm told police he had no home and was provided temporary housing for 30 days. The remark about courage lingered as a cautionary note on personal risk and social support.
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County
Southside
Belmont
Oklahom
Sutherland Lumber Company
Dealers Finance Company
Automotive
Frank C. Norris
John P. McKinley, Jr
L. J. Crowder
Mary Lougene King
Richard W. King
Fred King
Grace King Rose
Neil King Arnold
R. W. King
Albert M. Alben
Prince Chevrolet Company
Elizabeth Coleman
Myrtle Coleman
Carl Coleman
Ollie Coleman
D. F Coleman
Henry Oliver
A. A. Dean
M. L. Saylors
M. B. Oliver
J. T. Reed
Howard Newcomb
The
Automotive Dealers Finance Company
Cora Newcomb
Lloyd Rose
John Cox
Cora Cox
Robert E. Gaunt
Mary E. Gaunt
Y. Q. McCammon
W. W. Sledge
J. B. Sledge
G. J. Morton
John P. McKinley
N. P. Dodge, Corp
Addie B. McKay
W. CC. Howard
Cleo Buster
Cleo Buster Green
Pearl Buster
Sledge Lumber Company
J. Sledge
Ray Stegall
Lester R. Stegall
E. J. Steed
Burgess Steed
Ad Administrator
Pontotocc
Glenwood
T. L. & Mozelle Coley
Yde Kaiser
Ft Pontotoc County
de N. Hughes
Atty
T. L. Coley
Rt. 5
Kemp and McArthur
AAA
Maxwell
Miss Fuller
Ada News
Malcolm Strow
Gayle Talbot
Joe Gordon
Ed Barrow
Paul Krichell
Jays
Tulsa
Louis Billikens
Malcom
Ada Strows
Red Ruffing
McCarthy
Vernon Gomez
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