Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc county Oklahoma a foreclosure sale is set for November 3 1941 at 2:00 pm at the county courthouse front door. The NE quarter of the NE quarter section 36 township 4 north range 5 east is offered to satisfy a 1941 judgment of 3257.35 plus interest and costs. W. D Kaiser Sheriff and Thomp son Braly Attorneys for Plaintiff. 10 2 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Nell M. Cochran
Joe P. Choate
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Nelli M. Cochran
Cansada Choate
Board of County Commissioners
Penn
Yde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Undersherif Thompson & Braly
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell at public auction on November 10 1941 at 10 am in Ada Oklahoma the parcels 21 and 22 block 112 Ada original townsite to satisfy foreclosure of $8624.44 plus 10 percent interest from April 3 1941 and $825 attorney costs in case 17143 Elijah Hall and Jane Morris vs Leonidas Dages and Likie Daggs. Atty Ben Hatcher represents plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Alahoma
Elijah Hall
Jane Morris
Leonidas Dages
Likie Daggs
Pentotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Aril
Pontotoc
State of
Clyde Kaiser
W.N. Hughes
Ben Hatcher
Notice to Creditors in Eva Hicks Estate Ada Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma ey of Pontotoc County Court in and for said sons and State No. In the matter of the estate of Eva H. Hicks deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRESENT CLAIMS All persons having claims against Eva Hicks deceased are required to present the same with the necessary vouchers to the under signed E. B. Hickman at the office of Busby Harrell Trice in Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date hereof or the same will be forever barred. wn this 14th day of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Eva H. Hicks
Eva Hicks
E. B. Hickman
Busby, Harrell & Trice
Ada
Oklahoma
District Court of
Pontotoc County
State of
Arlington
Della Bedford
John W. Hunt
Warren B. Rice
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sale ordered by Pontotoc County Court on October 18 1941 will auction sole undivided mineral interests and land rights of Welcome L Beckley deceased. The sale by administrator with will annexed occurs November 8 1941 at 10:00 am at the south front door of Ada courthouse Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Cash on approval and county court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Pontotoc
Gilbert C. Mayhue
Pauline Mayhue
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Gilbert
Mayhue
Gilbert ©. Mayhue
G. C. Mayhue, Jr
Thompson & Braly
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
State of
Welcome L. Beckiey
Entotoe
Towit
J Paul McKinley
Barber Outwits State Price Law in Oklahoma City
Oct. 29. UP W. L. Tennyson evades the state barber board after moving his shop outside city limits and outside its jurisdiction. Stanford, board secretary, said the minimum price law could not reach Tennyson’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Oklahoma City
W. L. Tennyson
State Barber Board
C. Stanford
Tennyson
Motor Carrier Notice for Ada Oklahoma Route Application
S. C. Hardy gives notice of intent to file with the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma for a motor carrier certificate to transport passengers, express, and newspapers on a detailed route from Chickasha through Konawa Ada Calvin Purcell Wayne to Ada with Konawa to Seminole segments. Hearing information available from the secretary in Oklahoma City. Signed October 23 1921 Ada Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Konawa
Ada
Homer School
Francis
Allen
Calvin
Atoka
Oklahrom
Purcell
Wayne
Seminole
Vamoosa
Sinclair Station
Secretary of the Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Ss. C. Hardy
6Th St
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sam Dew County Treasurer announces a November 21 1941 sale starting 9 a m at the Courthouse to auction separately described tracts in Pontotoc County. Each parcel has a separate bid. bid amounts listed with bidders name and price. cash payments required with Board of County Commissioners approval. Purchase also covers apportioned ad cost and other expenses.
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Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Rofs City
J. Etichson
Roff City
J. M. Etichson
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotec County
Stonewall City
F. L. Gibson
Notice of Tax Sale Bids for Stonewall City Lots 1 and 2
County Treasurer announces sale of described Stonewall City tracts Lot 1 Block 21 and Lot 2 Block 21 with bids by F. L. Gib. Describes parcels in Pontotec County Oklahoma and separate bid amounts.
Local news notes from Vanoss community gathering and visits
The Vanoss area reports a FBC ladies meeting at the McKeels home. Eldon Wakefield recuperates at home after major surgery and will miss school. Various residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events. An open cafe and confectionery is planned at Zumbro place run by Joy and Roberta Roberts.
Social Notes From Lula County Farm Families
Mr and Mrs Harry Hoker of Stonewall hosted supper with Mr and Mrs Choc Clifford on Thursday evening. Clyde Barker’s baby, kicked by a horse, is improving after four stitches to the head. Annie Woolley and children left for the west to pick cotton. Jess Glover visited Edd Smith’s home, and Marvin Cross visited David Brooks at Rocky Point. Patsy and Joy Upton visited Greer Brooks on Sunday.
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Lula
Harry Hoker
Stonewall
Choc Clifford
Clyde Barker
Annie Woolley
West
Jess Glover
Edd Smith
Marvin Cross
David Brooks
Rocky Point
Patsy
Joy Upton
Greer Brooks
Homer Women’s Club Plans Halloween Party
The Women’s club of Homer met October 23 for an all day session with noon talks by Burgnier and Lil. In the afternoon members planned a Halloween party for October 31. Attending were Mrs. Oren Phillips, Mrs. Lee Carney, Mrs. Homer Kuykendall, Mrs. J. W. Siner, Mrs. H. E. Higdon, Mrs. Elmer Collier, Mrs. Elbert Hill, Mrs. Bill Hiller, Mrs. Walter Rose, and Mrs. T. B. Weatherford. Visitors included Patty Ruth Hill, Iris Venita Rose, and Jean and Thomas Wayne Weatherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Elbert Hill
Bill Hiller
Walter Rose
T. B. Weatherford
Paty Ruth Hill
Iris Venita Rose
Jean and
Thomas Wayne Weatherford
Community Notes From Union Hill and Nearby Towns
Mrs Myrtle Archer and her Gosley Oklahoma relative are visiting the McAnally family. J W Fuller and Col Patterson from Fort Bliss visited Bonnie Lee Buster on Sunday. William Henson of Camp Barkeley spent last week with his wife Hazel Henson. Everett Hurley who works at Lawton spent the weekend with his family. The Young People’s League met Sunday night. S M Fortenberry visited the McAnallys Saturday night. J W McAnally welcomed guests including S A Corbin Leonard Christensen Bonnie Lee Buster and Sam Turner on Monday. James Archer of Washington spent a night with C G Archer. Thurman Gray and daughter of Oil Center spent Tuesday afternoon with Lorence Corbin and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Newton
J. W. McAnally
S. A. Corbin
Leonard Christens
Bonnie Lee Buster
Sam Turner
James Archer
Washington
C. G. Archer
Italian Patrols Busy on Gondar Front in Ethiopia
Italian fascist high command reports heavy skirmishing on the Gondar front in Ethiopia with notable British losses. Reporting date given as October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Gondar Front
High Somme
Want Ads: 110 Acre Farm For Sale Cash Price
Classified notice for Welden listing an 110 acre farm offered at 200 dollars cash. Ad provides address 107 West 12th and contact shorthand 0 28.
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West
Red Cross Aims to Double Oklahoma Membership
Oklahoma’s statewide Red Cross plans to more than double membership at the state convention in Oklahoma City on October 30 led by Judge Frank M. Bailey. The campaign targets 250000 enrolled by Thanksgiving, down from 567000 a few years ago, with national leader James Fieser to address workers and emphasize growing need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
American Red Cross Organization
Frank M. Bailey
Chickasha
Red Cross
Skirvin Tower
Bailey
James Fieser
Washington, D. C
American Redross
Fieser
Judge Bailey
Corps of Workers
Local incidents and social notes from Byng area
Jack Frost appeared in the community recently causing slight damage. Clyde Wilson resigned as Byng school bus driver. the town hopes for a replacement with equal service. Miss Leona Nickell visited Mildred Rogers on Saturday. Ruby and Azell Nickell with Zelda Nickell Sunny. Harley Nickell visited Holdenville on Tuesday. Mildred Rogers spent Sunday with Mrs. H H Lillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Clyde Wilson
Byng School
Leona Nickell
Mildred Rogers
Ruby
Azell Nickell
Zelda Nickell
Harley Nickell
Holdenville
H. H. Lillard
Local Social Notes From Con way and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Nickels of Con way spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs R A Sliger. Mrs Leard of Debs spent Saturday night with her daughter Mrs Ed Walker who has been ill for two weeks but is much better. Lee Roy Townsend visited Burt Cupps Sunday evening and Mr and Mrs Satterfield took dinner with them. Mrs Shepard visited Mrs Brooks Sunday. Edith Sliger spent Sunday with Lula Mae Rose. Mildred Lowe visited Alta May Satterfield Sunday. Cecil Hobs is on the sick list. Rev Joe Laffoon and family of Fittstown spent Saturday night with his parents Jack and Mrs Laffoon. Mary Etta Scott spent Sunday with Louise and Jewel Hokett. Gentry Hatton were in Ada on business Saturday. School started here Monday after crop gathering delayed the start.
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Zumbro Place
Joy Roberts
Roberts
Earl Hodge
Charlie Turner
James W. Owens
Troy
Vaness
Ada
Carolyn Phillips
Stratford
Frank Barnes
Little Rock
Ark
N. E. Ponder
Mary Ragland
Auten
Iey
California
Brewington
Marion Beth
Wanda Faye Berger
Ponder
W. L. McKinley
S. D. Ae
Tommy Joe Philips
Homer McDonald
Monay
G. M. Pitt
Lee Ponder
Shawnee
Tonnie Brown
Roy Arnett
Troupe
Texas
Wright
Oklahoma
Aew
M. J. Brewington
University of Oklahoma
Nickels
Conway
R. A. Sliger
Alta May Satterfield
Cecil Hobs
Joe Laffoon
Fittstown
Jack Laffoon
Mary Etta Scott
Louise
Jewel Hokett
Gentry Hatton
Pays To Be Cop Adds Hunting Perk For Officers
Okmulgee police report Captain Ellis Holly answered a complaint from Mrs S J Throckmorton about a wolf or similar animal prowling the east side district. Holly armed with a shotgun rushed to the scene and bagged a large coyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Ellis Holly
S. J. Throckmorton
East Side
45th Infantry Division Plans Two Month Training Program
CAMP BARKELEY Tex Oct 29 A comprehensive two month training program for the 45th Infantry Division covers regular range firing and field combat problems for rifle companies two blank and one ball ammunition. Artillery regiments polish technique for GHQ firing tests slated for January while motor convoy movements and weekly ceremonies accompany unit schooling in communications combat intelligence and motor instruction. A full dress review is planned before year end harking back to the July farewell review prior to Louisiana maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Barkeley
Tex
45Th Infantry Division
Division Plans and Training Office
45Th
Worse Time Ahead Berliners Warned
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels appealed to Berlin residents calling for resilience during “certainly not easy weeks.” He urged continued work, noting wartime hardships including rationing, long store lines, family separations, and nights in air raid shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Reich
Oklahoma Church Bells Urged For Armistice Day
Oklahoma City observers plan Bell ringing in every town and village as part of Armistice Day events led by the Oklahoma Christian Youth Council. The plan calls for 30 seconds of pealing with broader interfaith participation, while militaristic observances dominate much of the state programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Christian Youth Council
Robert Tobias
Tobias
Stillwater
Walter Krueger
Third Army
Krueger
Louisiana
James E. Berry
American Legion
Berry
Cadet Corps of
Oklahoma A
M. College
Gallagher Hall
A. and M
San Antonio
Texas
Workers Gather For Ada Red Cross Drive List
Ada residents prepare volunteer lists for the Red Cross fall drive to be held November 13 to 15. Mrs. C A Zorn chairs residential roll call. 13 wards have key chairmen and numerous workers named for ward coverage. A meeting November 12 will train volunteers and distribute supplies.
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Adz
C. A. Zorn
Red Cross
Ward 5 No. 2
J. O. Abney
Wayne Wadlington
Warren Edward
Ernest Back
W. S. Emmerson
J. B. Denton
Joe Kirby
P. L. Palmer
Ward No
Bill Bevers
A. L. Bowles
S. A. Azkan
Virgil Allen
E. N. Allison
J. G. Gunter
Fred Oliver
W. S. Furlong
M. A. Waits
M. M. Harwell
J. Westbrook
Gene Smith
Roscoe Leonard
John Roy Harris
W. M. Fooshee
John Childress
Jack Morriss
D. V. Thomas
V. C. Kale
H. W. Keisker
Z. K. McKay
Guy Shine
Minta Phelps
E. L. Jackson
Landsberg
Ella Moulton
Strike Halts Work On Navy Vessels In Bay City
Bay City Michigan October 29 workers at Defoe boat and Motor Works halted production on eight submarine chasers and mine sweepers under a 20 million defense contract. About 1200 men did not report for the morning shift while police estimated 1000 lined the plant perimeter. Union CIO representative Alex Tourza said the walkout aimed to enforce a closed shop demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Mich
Defoe Boat and Motor Works
Navy
Pianet
Alex Tourza
Industrial and Marine Shipbuilders Union-Cio
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Classified Ads
Classified ad note details improved value for investors in Ada News roster of vested returns. It outlines potential gains and terms, urging readers to assess options and contact the paper for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Military Textbooks Modernized for Modern Warfare Training
Norman, Oct. 29. ROTC at the university will streamline military science texts to focus on blitzkrieg era tactics. The revised edition updates war fundamentals to stress smaller, swift divisions and emphasizes defense lapses since WWI. New material covers U.S. outposts in the Caribbean, citizenship, national defense, and the government army reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brammell
United States
Caribbean
Government Army Reserve
Five Army Fliers Die in Night Forced Landing Crash
In Albuquerque a plane crash killed five airmen from Kelly Field Texas during a forced landing in a night storm. Major A D Smith said engine trouble likely caused one engine to fail as the trainer struck a hill and exploded 150 miles southeast of the city. The deceased are Second Lieutenants Carpenter Rothville Missouri Jones Hastings Nebraska and Cadets Manchee LaRoche Dallas and Marantz Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Kelly Field
Tex
A. D. Smith
Trainer
Here
W. H. Carpenter
Rothville
G. W. Jones
Hastings, Neb
K. C. Manchee
E. B. LaRoche
Dallas
M. Marantz
Brooklyn
Family with Beulahs and twin Bob and Bill noted
In Ponca City on October 29 Carter T. Wright and his wife Beulah have two sons Bob and Bill. Nearby Robert L. Wright and his wife Beulah also have two sons Bob and Bill. All the boys are of high school age or over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Carter T. Wright
Beulah
Bob
Bill
Robert L. Wright
Robert L
Parent bets salary on daughter's football cinch win
In Ponca City on October 29 a father tried to teach his daughter a wagering lesson by betting his monthly salary against her four weeks' stipend on a football game. The tale circulates as a local anecdote about betting and pride.
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Ponca City
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State of Oks
Gilbert C. Maybue
Hickman
Busby, Harrell & Trie
Attorneys
Dad
Sis
Mom
OWL
Goebbels
Youth Council
ISS
Copenhagen
By William Ferguson
Sousa
Craven Wena Se
Harrison
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