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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
7
Court clerk Summers announces a filing in Bopatoc County with deputy Wilfong and attorney Green Ada Otilla representing the plaintiff. The document lists formal roles and court process details.
The sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will sell at public auction on October 17 1922 at 11 oclock a m at the front door of the Ada courthouse the property described as the south sixty five feet of block 65 and block 125 of Southside Addition Ada Oklahoma held to satisfy the judgment in favor of Standard Savings & Loan Association against Rey K Adair and Lucile Adair for 2600 19 with interest and 265 attorney fees plus costs observer.
Notice of sale under a writ of execution issued by the Pontotoc County Court Clerk. It describes property interests owned by Longe Stout Ben Stout Sarah Greenwood Liza Futlachs to satisfy a judgment against Louse Brout Ben Stout Sarah Greenwood and Liza Pallada. Sale set for November 8 1932 at 2 PM at the South Front Door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Franklins and others are listed as officers and attorneys. Also a Chicago payroll note appears regarding school wages.
Notices call all creditors to present claims against Leneh A. LaSelle and B H Epperson deceaseds. Administrators urge timely filing with vouchers at Harrell & Kerr Ada and McKeel & Fryer Ada Oklahoma within four months to avoid bar. Dates cited October 4 1932 and October 12 1932.
Sheriff I B Franklin announces sale of Lot Five and Six in Block 22 Ada original townsite with improvements. Held under District Court order October 4 1932 to satisfy foreclosure judgment of Home Building and Loan Association of Ada against John Howard and Hattye Howard. Sale November 10 1932 at 10 a.m. at South Front Door Ada County.
The Ada Weekly News lists ownership details including publisher News Pub. and Pty. Co. and editor Byron Norrell Ada Oklahoma. It also records a sheriff sale notification in Pontotoc County for property described as the south half of the northeast quarter and other fields in Section 1 Township 2 North Range 6 East to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 5 613 76 with costs and interest, set for November 14 1932 at 2 p m at the Ada County Courthouse. The notice also covers a minor the applicant Ethel Mayhue seeking majority rights and legal capacity on October 29 1932.
In pursuance of a writ of execution issued by the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on September 24 1932 Case No 11721 Hudson Keith Corp plaintiff and Lenzo Stout Bon Stout Sarah Greenwood Daisy Stout and Liza Futischa defendants the sale will include real estate of the defendants not exempt from sale to satisfy a judgment of 17750 with 10 percent annual interest from Sept 24 1921 and costs The property includes Chickasaw Roll Nos 286 33 285 and fractional lands in Sec 31 T2N R6E Pontotoc County Oklahoma appraised at 22500 Sale at public auction to highest bidder on Sunday November 1922 at 2 p m at the south front door of the County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma Frankilin Sheriff Pontotoc County Hatcher Rice Attorneys for Plaintiff
SALT LAKE CITY. Four prisoners in the Utah state penitentiary who were placed in solitary confinement for digging a tunnel under the wall were ordered released long enough to fish in the 20 foot long shaft they excavated. After the fishing, they will return to their one man cells.
Mrs. Caroline Merriott of London, celebrated what she called her 107th birth day, noting she is a hearty tea drinker and teetotaler by habit. She enjoyed four jugs of tea and a large meal of roast beef potatoes greens plum tarts and cheese and relaxed by strolling in her garden while sipping ale.
The Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse on November 14, 1932, to satisfy two foreclosure judgments. The real estate is described as parts of Section 18 Township 5 North Range 5 East Indian Meridian totaling 130 acres. The Federal Land Bank of Wichita is the plaintiff and Oklahoma State Bank of Ada is a defendant. the sale covers the land and all costs, interest, and attorneys’ fees.
In Philadelphia a pair of patrolmen investigating a noise in a dark vacant lot were ambushed from behind. They discovered the source of the disturbance when they encountered a goat, turning a tense moment into a village joke.
East Central Tigers beat O B U Bisons 15 to 13 at Hartfield Shawnee Friday night. A second quarter safety and a fourth quarter touchdown by Craig and Weaver spurred the comeback as Terry Craig and the Tiger backfield moved the ball against the Bisons and preserved the win.
Durant High School edged Ada with a 12 to 6 final as visitors struck late to win. Ada fought hard despite size disadvantage, tying late via a passing TD after a strong scoring drive.
War secretary Hurley recalls his former mine boss John MacLaughlin on his first airplane trip from Atoka to Coalgate as crowd watches. Clara McBride Butler, mother of Hurley’s schoolmate, supported him during his career. The tour highlights ties to southern Oklahoma and returns to his roots.
New York, Oct 12. Calvin Coolidge touring after Madison rails praises President Hoover as a man who saved the country. The final phase of the campaign begins with eastern leaders mobilizing for Hoover's appearance in New York.
Belfast authorities rush British army troops after renewed rioting in Falls area. Earlier clashes left one dead and more than 36 seriously injured in a strain between police and unemployed crowds. Armored cars and fusiliers deployed. royal rifles expected Friday.
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