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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

7

Notice of Foreclosure and Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County

Multiple foreclosure notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma announce sheriff sales of real estate to satisfy judgments. Public auctions set for November 14 1932 and November 8 1932 at Ada County Court House with details of properties held by defendants Lonzo Stout Bon Stout Sarah Greenwood Liza Futischa Chickasaw lands and mortgages from Hudson Keit h and Federal Land Bank cases.

Minawial Pietriet Court Pontotoc County Okishomea Western and Southern Life Insurance Company Pinion Munte Said Tute Bection Caid Ageinet Asid Meath Ada Enid Caen Jeden Oeta Bon Stout Sarah Cheenwood Liza Futischa Hudsonheith Lonzo Stout Sarah Greenwood Eaid Liza Vutiseha Longa Stout Sarah Iireenweed H.C E HSM Oklahoma Iid Costa J. BK. Franklin Okla Hatcher Attya Pitt Sheripe Wontotoc County Hudson-Keith, Corporation Daisy Stout Liza Futische Hudgson-Keith Ben Stout Chickasaw Hall Lize Futiseha Ibem

Foreclosure sale notices in Pontotoc Oklahoma 1932

Public notices announce foreclosures in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The first involves The Federal Land Bank of Wichita versus Nora T. Hieaw and others with a 200 acre tract in Ada area to satisfy a 1932 judgment of 4673.76 plus costs. The second forecloses Lot Five and Six in Block 22 Ada Townsite to satisfy a 1932 judgment of 259.21 with interest and costs. A third item notes Ethel Mayhue seeking majority rights to contracts and deeds in Pontotoc County Court for 1922/1933 procedures.

Idhaer Bale Iaruea District Court of Pantive Charity Kihema Wichita Wichita, Kanes & Corporeation Nora T. Hiaw Nore Middleton Charlen SN Maurice Dt latherMliner Narvelle Clarke Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Bentheast Bertie Count Court House Adasas Pontetoc District Court Tvontetec County Oklahoma Home Building and Loan Association of Ada John Howard Hattye Howard Pontotec County Lota

Estate of Reach A LaSelle Jr Creditor Notice

County court in Pontotoc Oklahoma requires all persons with claims against Reach A LaSelle Jr deceased to present them with vouchers to B A Laselle administrator at Harrell Kerr 361 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months or be barred. This notice dated October 4 1952.

State OF Oklahoma Pontotoc A. LaSelle, Jr TeSelie American Funlding Ada Oklahoma A. Laselle Harrell & Kerr Fordministrator

Notice to Creditors to Present Claims in Epperson Estate

Wontotoe County Oklahoma case No 3512S requires creditors of the estate of B H Epperson deceased to present their claims with vouchers to Brent W Epperson administratrix with will annexed at the Ada Oklahoma office of McKeeI Fryer within four months of the date hereof or be barred. Oct 13 1932. Brent W Epperson Administratrix with Will Annexed. McKeel Fryer Attorneys for Administratrix.

State OF Oklahoma Wontotoe County H. Epperson W Epperson Will MceKeel & Fryer Ada Brent W. Epperson McKeel & Fryer

Statutory Assignment Notice for Kennedy's Boot Shop

The trustee warns H. R. Kennedy doing business as Kennedy's Boot Shop Ada Oklahoma to present claims at 49 West Main Street Ada within two months or be barred. The notice is dated 1932 and is issued by J. Mins Trustee for Benefit of Creditors.

H. RB. Kennedy Ada Oklahoma West Main Street

Hoover Appeals For Relief Funds And Reelection Plans

President Hoover resumes his reelection campaign strategy while launching a national relief drive led by Newton D. Baker. He outlined twelve major measures to relieve unemployment and stabilize wages, including public works and the home loan bank system, as he travels from Cleveland toward a possible Atlantic seaboard stop.

Washington Hoover New York New Jersey California Welfare and Relief Mobilization Committee Newton D. Baker White House Cleveland Home Loan Mr. Hoover

Historic Engine Race Revival Proposed for Civil War Days

Atlanta hosts the idea to reenact the Big Shanty to Ringgold locomotive chase with replica engines The Texas and the General may run again to settle the race’s historic rivalry Officials discuss Georgia public service commission authority and safety costumes and reconditioning The tale recounts Andrews raiders capture and Fuller’s dramatic pursuit through a rain drenched chase during 1862.

James H. Street Atlanta Texas Ed Bass Chattanooga Tenn James L. Key Georgia Public Service Commission Big Shanty Ringgold Key Andrews Fuller North Georgia Etowah

Texas Truck Law Up Test of Railroad Commission Power

Washington reports review of a Texas case challenging flexible tariff features while appeals questioning the whole flexible section were rejected. Also Proctor and Gamble and others failed to gain review on duties for high seas products. Supreme Court set oral arguments for November 14 in two oil production cases from Eastern Texas about using the national guard to enforce conservation orders. Counterfeiters seeking to move a $20 bill issue noted as super-optimists.

Texas Washington Supreme Court J. H. Stephenson Proctor and Gamble Manufacturing Company High Seas New York Norweigan Nitrogen Products Company Harry Brandamer Sterling State National Guard

Supreme Court declines to rule on federal power commission authority

The Supreme Court refused to decide if the Federal Power Commission can fix original costs and net investments of hydroelectric developments in a case brought by Clarion River Power Co. of Johnstown Pennsylvania.

Washington Supreme Court Federal Power Commission Clarion River Power Company

Greatest returns for the amount invested

A classifieds item touts high value from smart spending with practical investment tips and a promise of solid yields. It highlights cost efficiency, long term savings, and credible sources endorsing prudent financial choices.

Literary Digest Poll Gives 41 States to Franklin D. Roosevelt

The fifth week of The Literary Digest presidential poll shows Roosevelt leading Hoover by over 3 to 2 with 2,617,185 ballots tallied. Roosevelt has 56.30 percent, Hoover 37.19 percent, and Norman Thomas 4.86 percent. Ten new states vote for Roosevelt. Hoover leads in six New England/Mid-Atlantic states. Roosevelt holds 474 electoral votes to Hoover’s 57. New York, California, and Texas figures highlighted amid a nationwide trend.

Roosevelt Hoover Literary Digest Norman Thomas Florida Maryland Minnesota Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma Texas Virginia Washington Wyoming Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey New York Delaware California District of Columbia Iowa Kansas Michigan Nevada North Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania Illinois Rooosevelt Hooser Smith

Oklahoma's Vote Totals Show Roosevelt Lead

Oklahoma results list Roosevelt with 21438 votes, Hoover 9851, and socialist Thomas 1285. Ballots reflect a three-way race with Roosevelt ahead in the state totals.

Oklahoma Roosevelt Hoover Thomas

Scottish Rite Reunion Ends At McAlester

Scottish rite members will end their fall reunion tonight in McAlester Oklahoma. The new class was named the Phillips D Brewer memorial class in tribute to a recently deceased Oklahoma City attorney and founder of the Indian Consistory. L T Robertson of Canadian was elected president J R Tass of Graham vice president L G Updike of Haileyville treasurer K E Razer of Oklahoma City secretary and K B Long of Seminole orator.

Mcalester Okla Phillips D. Brewer Oklahoma City Brewer L. T. Robertson Canadian J. R. Tass Graham L. G. Updike Haileyville K. E. Razer K. B. Long Seminole

Stimson Takes Pot Shot at Roosevelt in Hoover Rally

Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson urged reelection of President Hoover and praised wartime financial measures as unprecedented in scope. He attacked Gov. Roosevelt for criticizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and claimed the panic ceased after the measures were adopted.

New York Henry L. Stimson Hoover National Republican Eliath Roosevelt Reconstruction Finance Corporation Bic Banke Bic

Agricultural lease offer for 80 acre Hart area farm

Want ad offers a four year lease on an 80 acre farm thirteen miles from Hart with a school house. Lease can be sold alone or with livestock and implements including four good mules six cattle hogs feed and improvements such as a new house barns and water. J T Vandever on place. October 20 1921 edition.

Hart J. T. Vandever

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