Notice of Sheriff Sale of Ada Property in 1942
In pursuance of an order of sale out of the District Court at Pontotoc, Oklahoma, J. Taiter and F. L. Pinney as plaintiffs and Andrew H. Chapman et al as defendants, the sheriff will levy and sell real estate Lot 9 and 10 in Block N in the city of Ada, Pontotoc County, to satisfy a judgment of foreclosure totaling 4460.16 with interest, attorney fees, and costs. The sale, subject to a first mortgage to Home Savings and Loan Association, will occur on August 16, 1932, at 2:00 PM at the north front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse in Ada, for cash to highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purewanece
Pontinoe Cvents
Oklahoma
J. Taiter
F. L. Pinney
Andrew H. Chapman
Pontotoc County
Oklishoma
Home Bravings and Loan Association of
Harboneville
Ada
Esid
Mome Bavinge and Loan Association of
Bartiexville
Pontotec
Okinhupima
Ethel Bayness
Asa Spence
Wme
Pontatoc County
Aituatm
Pontotoc
Enet
E. Franklin
Weneotee County
Okla- Ry
H. Jones
Sherrie
District Court of
Pontotocounty
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Henry Krieger
Ruby Krieger
W. M. Emanuel
John Dixon
Walter H. Jones
Fay Irene Glick
Arthur H. Goodman
Warren W. Ciackwell
Sanda Petroleum Corporation
Indian Territory Milminating
al Company
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Renal
State of Oklahoma
Anid Court
Costa
W. J. Haning
St Vame
W. J. Hmanine
Sberife
U. S
Anle
District Court
Wichita, Kansas
Ieorgze Thomas Scroggins
Pearl Scroggins
A. Doner
A. Pdoner
C. J. Hamilton
W. C. Scroggeins
H. G. Farnsworth
Chak. T. Bates
W. P. Chiam
A. C. McKay
L. T. Ruark
G. Ss. Stillwell
L. H. Meyera
W. W. Pryor
W.N. Stokes
J. W. Love
Goldie Lester
Anna Stapp
Fr. S. Howard
E. L. Whitaker
Cora KB. Hester
John Y. Kennedy
George Wittman
H. BE. Kennedy
I. B. McCollum
C. H. Auten
James Hunt
George A. Mansfield
Rose Mansfield
ID. J. Samson
DPD
I. Brunson
KE. W. Kemp
Opal M. Ahrens
Thomas BE. Draper
C. Gilmore
I. A. Braly
John J. MecCoole
Tennie MeceCoole
Richard Mansfield
Alfred Mansfield
Dorothy Mansfield
Elizabeth Mansfield
Bill Mansfield
Margaret Roberts
Nee Mansfield
Charles Mansfield
L’ontotoe National Farm Loan Association
Sinclair OU & Gas Company
Sun Royalty Company
McRoberts Royalty Company
Sunray Oil Company
Indian Royalty Company
Avid
A. (\. McKovy
W. N. Stokes
Sunray OH Company
E. T. Bates
H. Auten
L. E. Franklin
Vontotec County
CC. H. Jones
McKeel & Fryer
Flinn W. E. Pepperell Attorneys
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Court
The Third National Bank of Rockford sues to foreclose a $2,708.05 judgment against William J Trease Annie Trease and multiple defendants. Sheriff Franklin will sell the northeast quarter of Section 35, Township 3 North, Range Heel, Pontotoc County Oklahoma, for cash on August 17, 1932 to satisfy the decree plus costs and attorney fees. Surface rights may be reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Trease
Annie Treas
John W. Moore
W. M Emanuel
Henry W. Bomuss
Henry W. Borveeas
O. BE. Daugherty
B. IL. Holloway
Raymond M Carr
Pontotec County
State of Oklahoman
Third National Bank of Rockford, Hliness, Corporation
Annie Trease
Henry W. Bowruss
Henry W. Roggess
FB. Daugherty
E. L. Holloway
Raymond Marr
H.C. Denton
W. W. Pirhilis Iande I. Clark
Austin BE. Hill
Hh. Davie
M. F. Manville
Ada Titie & Trust Company
Pontotac County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Ada
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Cort
Eaid Gale
Waid Landa
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice is given of a foreclosure sale to satisfy a judgment in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The property is the south half of the southwest quarter in Section 29 Township 5 North Range 4 East, totaling 86 acres with improvements. Sale set for August 25 1932 at 4 00 a m at the south door of the courthouse. Sheriff E Franklin and Undersheriff C H Jones oversee.
Patman slams Mellon over sale and panic charges
Texarkana dispatch reports Congressman Patman blaming Andrew Mellon for bloodshed during Washington bonus protests. He accuses Mellon of guiding a private banking agenda, calls for ending private money issuance, and seeks shifts in economic policy amid wartime settlement wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Pocket veto ends far loan bill in Hoover term
President Hoover used a pocket veto to kill the Senate bill expanding Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to farmers. The measure died when signed after the deadline, officials said the bill overlapped with existing R F C provisions. May refer to last session confusion and available acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Henry Ford Advises People to Be Just
Detroit July 30 Henry Ford at 69 says staying interested in everything keeps old age at bay He celebrates his ninth birthday today and believes up to date interests help people stay young He says others should not rely on government or Santa Claus for aid and that business improves when people do more for themselves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Santa Claus
July Busy Month for Mrs Morgan on Farm Column
During July Mrs Morgan traveled 591 miles at her work and gave 50 demonstrations on food preservation to 619 people. She also conducted one food preparation demonstration for 12 people and four dress reviews involving $2. An advisory meeting had 21 present, with 829 people reached in all demonstrations. She worked in the office six days and distributed 235 state bulletins and 122 U S bulletins. She answered 155 phone calls and wrote 38 letters.
Boys Capture Giant Rattlesnake Then Box Shot Brings Tragedy
Raymond Corbin and Wilson Phillips of Vaness trapped a five foot rattlesnake in a Henegar ranch cave east of Mill Creek with a forked stick and placed it in a sack for display. The snake was later shot with two shotgun charges and the carcass disposed of, thwarting the boys' effort to exhibit it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Corbin
Wilson Phillips
Vaness
J. B. Hill
Henegar Ranch
Mill Creek
Dead Veteran from Chicago Killed in Washington Riots
Chicago resident William Hushka aged 35 a member of the bonus army was killed in Washington riots yesterday. He came to the United States from Lithuania in 1913 served two years in the army and was naturalized at Camp Funston Kansas. He was divorced with one daughter aged 12. His brother said he joined the bonus veterans for stability and attempted to change war insurance beneficiary from his ex wife to his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Hushka
Bonus Army
Washington
Charles
Bonus
Hushka
Lithuania
Camp Funston
Kansas
William
Tishomingo Girl Deputy Sheriff Named
Tishomingo July 29. Miss Julie Baughman, a comely Tishomingo girl and recent graduate of Murray State School, has been awarded a special deputy sheriff commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
USPA
Girl Awarded Damages for Sound Spanking
Agnes Trafzer received $1,235 in Superior Court for pain, embarrassment, and humiliation after a spanking over a stranger’s knee in Los Angeles. The decision cites the act as unlawful and compensates the plaintiff for emotional distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Agnes Trafzer
Returning Marshers Ordered to Move On
A group of 36 California bonus marchers, 33 of them Black, were ordered to leave Miami county after arriving from Galena Kan en route from Joplin Mo to the national capital. Mayor W L Rush authorized truck transport back to Galena, after doubt about veterans credentials. Police Officers armed with shotguns escorted the departure, with a threat of being put on the rock pile if they returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okio
Galena
Kan
W. L. Rush
Joplin
National Capital
Rush
Russ
Walter Young
Roy Sanders
Kansas primary results show Landon and McGill leading
Kansas voters front loaded the primary with Landon winning the Republican governor race and McGill leading the Democratic Senate race. Paulen led the Republican Senate field, Woodring held the Democratic governor nomination, and Little contested McGill. Goate gland candidate Brinkley to run as independent in November.
Kansas results: Woodring leads Democratic governor race
Returns from about half of Kansas precincts show Governor H H Woodring leading the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 46 778 votes followed by Donald Muir 22 190 and Walter Egbert 6 960. McGill leads Democratic senatorial votes over Chauncey B Little 44 619 to 22 107. Ben Paulen heads Republican U S Senate field with 50 403, followed by Joe H Mercer 29 054 and others fringing the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Landon
Simpson
Brady
Woodring
Muir
Eggers
Paulen
Mercer
Isely
Getty
Harley
Dunne
Fuller
McGill
Little
Kan
H. H. Woodring
Neodesha
Donald Muir
Anthony
Walter Egge
Bird City
George McGill
Wichita
Chauncey B. Little
Olathe
U. S
Ben S. Paulen
Independence
Joe H. Mercer
C. C. Isely
Dodge City
James F. Getty
Kansas City
Tom Harley
Oklahoma commission votes to cut state expenses in first session
The state economy commission appointed by Governor Murray met in its initial session to discuss reducing biennial government expenditures by 16,000,690 dollars. Members confer red with Murray before entering executive session and the governor warned details would wait until the panel reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Nichols Pleads Guilty in Murder Case
Luke Nichols pleaded guilty to the murder of Harriet Crawford, a young widow, in district court in Cherokee. Judge J W Bird accepted the plea after brief evidence was requested to guide sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Nichols
Harriet Crawford
J. W. Bird
Enid
Dr. Franklin Davis Dies at Enid Home
Dr Frank lin Pierre Davis 64 former bid for the Democratic nomination for governor and lieutenant governor died suddenly at his Enid home after a heart attack. Illinois native, Oklahoma resident since 1903, lived in Lincoln county 1963 1908 before moving to Enid. He authored medical books and edited an annual anthology newspaper verse since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Franklin Pierre Davis
Illinois
Oklahoma
Lincoln County
REPUBLICANS TO BAGK ROOSEVELT
A New York group named the Republicans for Roosevelt Repeal League announces its formation. It telegrams Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in Albany pledging support for presidential repeal of the eighteenth amendment and modification of the Volstead act. Wealthy social leaders head the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republicans For Roosevelt Repeal League, Inc
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Roosevelt
Mother Attends South Anniversary Of Daughter
Mrs. Sarah Aw travels to Hobart for the 50th wedding anniversary of her daughter celebrated in the city. Local relatives gather as family lineage marks half a century of matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Sarah Aw
Wants and Trades in Ada Oklahoma Classified Ad
Trade rest 5 room modern home in Ada near school and churches on 140 foot lot four blocks paved. Will trade for equity in farm. $2 100 loan. Address P O Box 398 Ada Oklahoma. Also a separate notice for a representative to handle Magic Gas sending $1 trial can from Marie Gas Company 729 First National Building Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
P. O
Okie
Marie Gas Copany
First National
Oklahoma City
Golden wedding party recalls four generations at Turkey Texas
Mrs Auburs aged 87 traveled from her Turkey Texas home to the golden wedding celebration hosted by her daughter Mrs P A Cunningham at 67. Four generations attended. Mrs Cunningham recalls her mother, a Mississippi native, reading the Bible and newspapers daily and singing a now forgotten song to her as a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure
Auburs
Turkey
Tex
P. A. Cunningham
Annual election of Norman Howard post No 72 in Leeton
American Lenionu post No 72 votes for new leaders at Leeton hall on Tuesday August 9. Meeting begins at o'clock with expected large turnout to ensure all members can have a voice. Luke Dodds, post commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard
Leeton Hall
Luke Dodds
General Ma Chang Shan slain by Japanese troops
Gen Ma Chang-shan long a northern Manchuria commander against Japan is found dead in Ankuchen mud hut after his 20 000 strong army was wiped out. Japanese forces under Gen Ma were pursuing him since Changchun. Japanese chief Honjo praised his courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Manchuria
Ma Chang-shan
Japan
Ankuchen
Jailu
Henry Vayl
Changchun
Mateuki
Shigeru Honjo
Nanni Bridge
Tsitaihar
Inc
Puyi
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Hatcher & Kick
Piateiet Court
Pontotor County
Okiahoma
Third Nations Bank of Rotfard, Winess, A Corporation
Plaintiff
Franklin
Denver N. Davipon
Miaintiff
Miss Kriochik
Freak Fiz
Eye Ma
Lil
Willis
Pop
Willets
Herr
NEA Service, Inc
I. EB
Franwinin
Pontetoc County
Okla
Dace
A. A. Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
of Poantetec
C. H. Jones
George Thomas Scroggins
State OF
Laia Archer Baird
Nootica
Laila Archer Baird
George A. Baird
North Francia Street
Gheorge A. Baird
Boston
Charles John Pieculewicz
Charles J. Peck
Joseph Hamel
Glen Boring
Clen Boring
Adan
Claude V. Thompson
Denvett N. Davison
Patman
Texarkana
Texas
Wright Patman
Andrew W. Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Hallowe’en
Bernard G. Trauger
W. P. Lambertson
James 4G. Strong
Lambertson
Harold McGugin
Slomer Hoch
W. A. Ayres
Democrats
G.O.P
Harry H. Woodring
Alfred M. Landon
Drys
Congress
Joseph H. Brady
Woodring Wille
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Nichols
Franklin Davis
Ened
Bagk Roosevelt
Lenionu
Gen
Maa
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