Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces a sale under a 1936 district court foreclosure. The Federal Land Bank of Wichita obtained a judgment for 9990.82 plus costs and interest, against many defendants, on 2 April 1936, and the property described totaling about 528.86 acres, located in Section 30 Township 1 North Range 6 East, is to be sold at public auction on November 9 1936 at 2 pm at the Ada Court House to satisfy the judgment plus fees.
Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Foreclosure
Pursuant to a court order the Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff will sell at Ada on November 10 1936 at 2 06 PM the property described as Lot 1 NE quarter of NW quarter N half of SE quarter of NW quarter SW quarter of SE quarter NW quarter and W half of W half of NE quarter of Section 20 Township 3 North Range 7 East Indian Meridian 144.93 acres more or less to satisfy a judgment of $6012.79 plus interest and $400.06 attorneys fees. Sale subject to Hugh Green mineral rights. Highest cash bid. Sheriff Harve Lambert acting with Harrell Kerr and Emery Johnson Crowe firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. EB. Sliger
Pontotoc County
Towit
M. C. Millis
D. E. Sliger
Lawrence Brackett
Geo. T. Wood
H. P. Baskin
E. S Ferguson
Ada
Oklahoma
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc Co
Okla
Harve Lambert
Sherife
Court Couse
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Paschal Investment Company
N. E. Sanders
N. E. Rowland
Nancy Ella Rowland
H. F. Rowland
Frank Rowland
Jucy Rowland
QO. A. Rowland
Mae Rowland
Viola McMains
Viola Fitchett
R. Sanders
S. R. Grove
R. Grove
Foantotee County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. E. Miller
Nellie D. Miller
Pioneer Mortgage Company
Edmonia Townsend
Bob Merrell
J. W. Maines
M. Townsend
Maloy
Grant Hodge
J. G. Hodges
Hugh Green
District Court
R. E. Carpenter
Ernest Crabtree
Alice Crabtree
Mabel Crabtree
Roy J. Lollar
Amma Lollar
F. L Finley
E. W. Kemp
E. JL Branstetter
Hudson
Mae Grant
Cc CG Byrne Joe
Mulse
J. Bond
Selden Hanry
Mrs
A. Pollock
Nat Williams
Roger W. Sawyer
Bells-Wells Oil Company
A. d D. Ausmus
Lollar Prilling Company
A Corporation
Commercial Royalty Company
J. R. Ricks
V. Braly
Verta M. Buckler
John I. McCoole
Victor Vallery
F. C. Norris
M. Baublits
I. ©. Rose
Murray Corbin
Walter Easterling
Carl R. Myers
I. F. Smith
Joss Grier
Township 4
Range
Josi Grier
Township 2
J. D. Ausmins
Bells-Wells Oi Company
J. R Ricke
Commerce Royalty Company
E. I. Branstetter
N. F. Smith
Community visits and a corrected editor note
Local families from Owl Creek Lula Lula Lula and Pleasant Hill shared visits with relatives over the weekend. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Pete Leslie. The editor apologizes for a previous error involving two young community members and promises corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Vineyard
Owl Creek
Pete Leslie
Roy Kerr
Conway
Jack Riddle
Lester Rowe
Lula
Howard Jared
David Grey
Stella Mae Rowe
Tom Moshier
Irene McMeans
Curtis Thomas
Mary Nell Rowe
Seaborn Kerr
Vancelle Thomas
L. D. Moshier
Lola Fay Brown
Otto Leslie
Allene Sweat
Zealand Ratliff
Fannie Leslie
Celia Watson
Jimmie Wayne
Lillie Kerr
Jack McMeans
H. T. Johnson
Pleasant Hill
Singing Convention at the School House Sunday
A singing convention is slated for Sunday afternoon at the school house with all invited. Bro Roy Walker preached another wonderful sermon Sunday night and people are urged to attend Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Walker
Norma Lee Coventon
Norma Jean Carter
Floyd Winters
T. O. Meeks
Howard Roberts
Roosevelt Houtchens
Eula Mae
Juanita Foxx
Denny
Dortha
Mable McDonald
Shirley Massey
W. R. Owens
John Brumley
Pearl Simpson
Judy Mae Houtchens
Ruth Bryden
Juanita Simpson
Mary
Letha McDonald
Herman Bandy
Wanda
Ollie Rodgers
Ella Roberts
Joe Crawford
Lubbock
Texas
Evelyn Bandy
Willie Myricks
Earnest Williamson
Cleburn Roper
Lindsay
Wilson Home
Obituary notices Mr A B Younger 70 Seminole
We wish to express our thanks to those who lent help during the illness and death of husband and father Mr A B Younger aged 70 of Seminole who died October 6. He was buried October 7 at Littles cemetery. Survived by wife Prisda Younger and two children Frank Younger of Seminole and Mrs Minnie Christy of Henryetta. A host of friends and relatives. Written by Mrs Jane and Mrs Grace Houtchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Younger
Seminole
Littles Cemetery
Prisda Younger
Frank Younger
Minnie Christy
Henryetta
Ada and
Center
Jane
Grace Houtchens
Parish Chapel Prayer Event Draws Residents
Saturday night singing at Parish Chapel drew a large attendance. Mr and Mrs Ray Dryden were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gideon. Mr Fletcher visited George Standridge home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carran Mitchell
Navy
Dallas
Winfield Law
Carl Jay Bowie
Pauls Valley
Inetta
London
Nannie Kirby
Oil Center
Bruce Little
G. W. Lamb
Louie Dryden
Ethel Payne
Johnnie Law
Clarence Berwil
C. A. Pennington
Vasto
Sulphur
George Gideon
Ada
Frank Gideon
George Standridge
Henry
Ray Dryden
Fletcher
Sunday school notes and local visits noted
Sunday school progresses with new literature and invites. Local families including Haley Williams Grover Keeling and Roy Bottoms groups visited, while Berdie Lou Stevens joined the beginners class and J R Davis returned to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley Williams
Grover Keeling
Cooper
Mary
Luther Bottoms
Press Armstrong
Glenn Braden
Roy Bottoms
Evelyn Williams
Winnie Bottoms
Roy Mitchell
California
Bruce Myers
Oklahoma City
Norman Mitchell
T. A. Summers
Murry Golden
Frank Williams
Berdie Lou Stevens
Center
J. R. Davis
Union Hill
Egypt
Grandma Roddy
Walnut Grove
Frank Roddy
Mr. Mitchell
Gladys Fortenberry
Roddy
Hickses Welcome Son in WeWoka Hospital
Mr and Mrs Roy Hicks of We woka are the parents of a son born Tuesday October 6 in a local hospital. The Hickes are former Ada residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hicks
Wewoka
Visit Highlights and Luncheon in Shawnee
Mrs. M. B. Molloy, Mrs. O. B. Browning, Mrs. Virgil Hale and Mrs. Harry Miller visited friends in Shawnee and attended a luncheon given by Mrs. Nelson Grady, formerly of Ada, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Molloy
O. B. Browning
Virgil Hale
Harry Miller
Shawnee
Nelson Grady
Ada
Wilfongs Plan Dallas Visit For Oklahoma Texas Game
Mr and Mrs Odus Wilfong will serve Friday in Dallas then spend the weekend there and attend a college football game between Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odus Wilfong
Dallas
Mrs. Nancy Leverett Visits In Elk City Then Heads To Snyder
Mrs. Nancy Leverett of Elk City leaves her son's home after a three week visit and travels to Snyder to see Mrs. Joe Robinson formerly Miss Mabel Blassingame of Ada who recently had a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Leverett
Elk City
Jimmie Leverett
Leverett
Snyder
Joe Robinson
Mabel Blassingame
Ada
Kallihoma School Superintendent Sanders Visits Ada
Robert L. Sanders, superintendent of the Kallihoma Indian School, transacted business in Ada on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Sanders
Kallihoma Indian School
Ada
Fort Smith Couple Returns After Funeral of Mrs Ida Bailey
Mr and Mrs W F Glenn and their son Wilford traveled to Fort Smith after attending the funeral of Mrs Ida Bailey, the mother of Mrs Glenn. The family visited with relatives before returning home.
Stonewall businessman visits Ada on Thursday
E. T. Myers of Stonewall spent Thursday in Ada on business, meeting local merchants and discussing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Myers of
Stonewall
Ada
Miss Alice Francisco Ill at Home After Heart Attack
Miss Alice Francisco of East Central college faculty is seriously ill at her home at 920 East Tenth after suffering a severe heart attack several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Francisco
East Central College
East Tenth
Mountain Romance and Bond Theft Resolve at Glenwood Inn
Ann confesses to spending the night on the mountain with Bill Ware to cover for him as the missing bonds are found in Jaime’s bag after his gambling loss. Jaime admits to stealing the bonds, but Ann and Bill decide to marry, planning a future together despite the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Bill Ware
Ann
Jaime
Goodby
Canada
Aime
Glenwood
Echo Pond
Miss Zana Leonard Returns Home From Ada Visit
Miss Zana Leonard of Allen that has been visiting Miss Irene Rose and other friends in Ada for the past week returned to her home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zana Leonard
Allen
Irene Rose
Ada
Bloomington duo guest at Smith home
Sunday note says David A. Dyne and W. D. East of Bloomington Indiana are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Kent Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Dyne
W. D. Easton
Bloomington
Indiana
J. Kent Smith
Harris Family Guests in Duncan With Neal Couple
Mr and Mrs G C Harris and daughters Virginia and Juanita spend the day as guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Neal in Duncan. Mrs Neal is the former Cara Louise Harris. Mrs John W Thompson of Stratford attended to business and visited friends in Ada Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Harris
Virginia
Juanita
Hugh Neal
Duncan
John W. Thompson
Stratford
Ada
Oklahoma City and Tulsa residents attend Ida Bailey funeral
Mrs. Julia Wheeler of Oklahoma City and Willford Glenn of Tulsa have returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs. Ida Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wheeler
Oklahoma City
Willford Glenn
Tulsa
Ida Bailey
Business visitor Billy Stanfield in Muskogee with Mrs Allen Stanfield
Billy Stanfield visited Muskogee on Friday and traveled home with Mrs Allen Stanfield who had recently returned from West Virginia where she delivered a woman prisoner to a federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Stanfield
Muskogee
Allen Stanfield
West Virginia
Granville Ward Joins Carpenter Drug Store Staff
Granville Ward formerly of Duncan has joined Carpenter Drug Store as a new employee, expanding the local pharmacy team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Ward
Duncan
The
Carpenter Drug Store
Johnston Trip to Ponca City Begets Camp Fire Executive
Charley Johnston made a business trip to Ponca City Saturday. He will be accompanied home today by Miss Reo Johnston who will assume the duties as Camp Fire executive here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Johnston
Ponca City
Reo Johnston
Hauser and Stotts Party Planned Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs N S Hauser of Syracuse New York and Miss Gladys Stotts of Detroit Michigan are expected to arrive in Ada Monday for a week long visit with E M Stotts They will also visit Mrs C E Camel Mr and Mrs Herman Dorsey of Ada and Jim Stotts of Harden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Hauser
Syracuse
New York
Gladys Stotts
Detroit
Michigan
Ada
E. M. Stotts
C. E. Camel
Herman Dorsey
Jim Stotts
Harden City
Obituary of Lena Ginn 46 of Allen
Lena Ginn age 46 of Allen died October 9 at 2 00 am at her home Funeral services were held Friday at 3 00 pm at the Church of Christ in Allen Interment in Allen cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge She is survived by her husband Lee R Ginn and a daughter Ethel Ginn of Allen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Ginn
Allen
Church of Christ
Allen Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Ginn
Lee R. Ginn
Ethel Ginn
Carter Dies at 68 in Fittstown Home
A. Carter aged 68 died Friday at 30 p.m. at his Fittstown residence. Funeral services were Saturday at 4 p.m. at Colberg cemetery with burial there. Criswell Funeral Home directed. He leaves a son W. F. Carter and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carter
Fittstown
Colberg Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Carter
W. F. Carter
Bradley couple of Vaness dies. funeral held
Mr and Mrs S H Bradley of Vaness died Sunday at 315 am at home. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm from the Baptist church with burial in Midland cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are his parents a sister and his grandparents Mr and Mrs R M Bradley and Mr and Mrs J P Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Bradley
Vaness
Baptist Church
Midland Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
R. M. Bradley
J. P. Walker
Ada toddler Pat Burdeshaw dies in Kentucky
Pat Burdeshaw two year old of Ada died Friday in Kentucky. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Criswell Funeral Home chapel with burial at East Hill Cemetery. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Alden Burdeshaw and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Burdeshaw
Ada
Kentucky
Criswell Funeral Home
East Hill Cemetery
Alden Burdeshaw
John Garrett 69 of Allen dies. funeral held
John Garrett aged 69 of Allen route 1 died Sunday at 4 25 p m Funeral services were held Monday at Black Rock with Rev James of Steedman officiating Burial in Black Rock cemetery Criswell's in charge He leaves two brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett
Allen
Route 1
Black Rock
Rev
James of Steedman
Criswell
Garrett
James Statler Brother of Gale Statler Dies at Home
Mr James brother of Mrs Gale Statler died at his home in Jesse Tuesday. Funeral services will be announced later by Criswell Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Gale Statler
Jesse
Criswell Funeral Home
Nannie Elizabeth Wright 9 Percent?
Nannie Elizabeth Wright is noted with the number 9 percent in the Wednesday Daily clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Elizabeth Wright
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wright dies in Maxwell
The months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wright of Maxwell community died at home Wednesday morning at 2:00. Funeral services were held at Maxwell Cemetery Wednesday afternoon at 3:00 with the Baptist church pastor officiating. Burial followed at Maxwell Cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Surviving are the parents and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Maxwell Community
The
Baptist Church
Maxwell Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
James W. James of Jesse Dies at 58
W. James age 58 of Jesse died October 13. Funeral services were held October 14 at 11:09 a.m. from Stonewall Cemetery with interment there. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Gale Statler of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. James
W. James
Jesse
Stonewall
Criswell Funeral Home
James
Gale Statler
Ada
Women Seek Relief Cardus Advertisement Warns Consult Doctor
An old advertisement targets women with pains and urges trying Cardus at certain times. It warns Cardus may not benefit everyone and advises consulting a physician if symptoms persist, noting a Leesville area context and cautions about irregular conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Cardus
Darrell Bradley Named In Monday Daily Notice
Darrell Eugene Bradley, son of G, appears in a Monday Daily notice. The brief item lists Bradley in a local public notice context with minimal additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Bradley Darrell Eugene Bradley, Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. C. Mills
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
F. M. Snider
Willie M. Snider
E. W. Whitney
Edith Whitney
Claud Logsdon
Theodore R. Robinson
H. Paul Rivers
J. L. Auten
Elmer H. Wahl
May Jordan
Mary Jordan
J. Cuckow
Katie Baker
Mackintubby
Dixon Baker
R. Sutherland
Mae G. Sutherland
Copartners
Sutherland Lumber Company
J. A. Ashley
E. A. Ashley
A. J. Brum
Nora Carnard
Wiley Carnard
Morris Stick
Lucille Stick
A. W. McMurtrey
Mabel MecMurtrey
Ellen Pardiner
Ellen Johnson
Dave Pardhner
Tena Porter
Hamp J. Porter
Eva Neal
Willie Neal
Rena Sealy Smith
Esau Smith
Dpora Jeff
A. J. Snider
A. E. Snider
Sarah Ofield
Alice Stick
Eaid
Pontetoc County
Patotoe County
N. FE. Sanders
State of
William T. Sissel
Alfonso Lanier
Noottcok
Harrell & Kerr
American
Grace Cook
J. L
J. L. Cook
Aco Ae Eee
Della Bedford
Ralph McMillan
King & Crawford Attorneys
of Pantotoc
William A. Cobb
Elzie W. Smith
King & Crawford
Horton Skaggs
Jennie Roddie Skaggs
O. L. Parker
Allen Highway
Homer School
R. E. Blanks
Ada News
Emery
Johnson, Crowe
Lisomme
Plaintiff
Oakman
Neal McDonald
S. S. Lilley of
Olaf Myricks
Undersheriff
F. Green
Palintiff
Deck Morgan
NEA
Angel
Mr. Ware
Lena Genn
Frisco
J. W. Noursfe
St. Louis
Keith Funeral Chapel, Inc
Ada, Oklahoma
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