Sheriff Sale Notices in Pontotoc Oklahoma 1939
Public notices detail sheriff sales, partitions, and guardianship actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma during 1929 to 1939. Items include property foreclosures by Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, land lots in Ada, and mineral deeds. hearings on guardianships and final accounting follow court orders and advertisements.
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Adam Weekly News
Oklahoma
Anid
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Lydia Duncan
Ada
Wlt
North Halt
Northweat
Nwa
Costa Nf
Otia Garrett
Aumont
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Mary Thompson
Luther Bell Thompson
Baga
Oklonorin
Darthion
Ada Insaid
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotor
Ake
Oxlahom
Clatce Sperdivant
JF. Mek
Ly Atty
Mars Mber Co
Condas
Shemufe
Pontaton County
My .C. Mitcoull
W. T. Candos
Indy
Blaintitt
Mitchell
Dasposten
Clyde Kalaer
Claude Stura
Jane
Indersheriff
Traylor seeks permit for motor carrier route in Oklahoma
Traylor gives notice of intention to file with the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma for a permit to operate a motor carrier for transporting inter trelsht along a route in Oklahoma. All interested parties may obtain hearing details by contacting the Secretary of the Corporation Commission in Oklahoma City.
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Tor, Traylor
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Secretary of Corporation Commission
Ox—lahoma City
Blackout in Oklahoma Reported in Duncan Area
In Duncan on September 6 a resident asked City Manager Claud L Frensley if Hitler was sending planes tonight. Frensley replied no, not that they knew of. A caller reported a blackout in the town as street lights had been turned off to relieve an overloaded power plant.
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Duncan
Hitler
Claud L. Frensley
Frensley
Torrential Storms Batter California and Arizona
Severe storms dumped record rainfall across eastern California and Arizona, flooding highways and stranding travelers in Needles and other Mojave desert areas. Crews guided nearly 2,000 vehicles through flooded underpasses near El Centro as hotels and camps faced overflow.
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San Bernardino
Calif
California
Arizona
Mojave Desert
Needles
el Centro
Bailey Announces Six State Waterways Meet
Gov Carl E Bailey announced today an Arkansas Flood Control Commission conference on waterways transport to be held Sept 15 in Little Rock He will invite governors of six neighboring states Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Missouri Tennessee and Mississippi to attend Proposals include federal legislation and cooperation with congressional committees.
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Little Rock
Ark
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas Flood Control, Commission
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
Missippi
No Censorship Wanted By FDR In Radio
White House secretary Stephen Early said President Roosevelt wants no censorship for radio or the press in peacetime though wartime control plans exist. He noted government will watch short wave and international broadcasts closely to avoid aiding belligerents, citing past voluntary censorship under Wilson. Creel, now at the San Francisco fair, had led the wartime information committee.
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Washington
Sept
Stephen Early
White House
Roosevelt
Early
United States
Burleson
Wilson
Congress
George Creel
Creel
San Francisco Fair
Vse
Rural Mail Box Improvement Week Observed
The post office urges rural patrons to replace unapproved or worn mail boxes with approved, sturdy receptacles and maintain legible owner names. September 10 1939 marks Rural Mail Box Improvement Week as carriers assist and report progress. Actors consider halting their stage fight as real events unfold in Europe.
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Post Office Department
Tutal
Wanted ambitious hustler to sell Rawleigh products
Ambitious hustler sought to sell Rawleigh products in homes. Pleasant work with good earnings potential from start and rising quickly. Training provided. Apply Rawleigh's Dept. OKI-3-50, Memphis, Tenn, 9-T-lt-wizy.
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Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Memphis
Tenn
How Poland Can Win Defensive War
London dispatch analyzes Poland's defense strategy as German drives threaten Katowice and Cracow, detailing planned Polish retreats to prepared positions, mining of corridors, and hope for delayed decisive German victory. It notes Poland's air defense despite being outnumbered, and the likelihood that success hinges on Western aid arriving in time.
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George Fielding Eliot
London
East Prussia
Germany
Poland
Katowice
Cracow
Breslau
Slovakia
Cracow J
Warsaw
Stowice
Dzialdowa
Haa
Vistula
Moscow
Russia
Britain
France
Dava
Woodward Rodeo Opens With Grand Northwest Show
Woodward prepares for its annual rodeo festival on September 9 20 featuring a newly expanded 75000 dollar stadium and crowds of cowboys and cowgirls. Amid rodeo bustle bands Indians and horsemen fill the air as thousands attend the three day event reflecting Woodward's long tradition of western spectacle.
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Woodward
Oklahoma
Lydna Yakley
Ellis
Survivors Hope for Safe Return After Athenia Disaster
497 survivors landed at Greenock Scotland and 506 at Galway Ireland amid telegrams from relatives. Glasgow officials coordinated clothing and aid as American and Canadian refugees praised the city's hospitality. The Athenia’s owners led with a $5,000 donation to a refugee fund, while officials prepared for rapid repatriation to the United States.
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Glasgow
Ser
Athenia
Greenock
Scotland
St Galway
Ireland
Arthur Robert Ramsay
Donaldson Jine
United States
America
Piccadilly
Ramsay
Athania
City Hospital
Churchill accuses Germany over Athenia sinking
In the Commons Winston Churchill reports 1,418 aboard Athenia when sunk by a submarine off Ireland on Sept 3. He says the liner, unarmed, was torpedoed and surfaced to fire a shell, signaling a potentially greater disaster than first reported.
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London
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Commons
Athenis
Admiralty Head
Ireland
Churchill
Athenia
Olinde
Carl Fritzen
Obituary for Marvin M Harwell of Ada Texas
Marvin M Harwell 58 of 322 East Thirteenth died Tuesday at 4 25 pm in a local hospital Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 pm at Criswell Funeral Home with Rev M B Epperson officiating Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery Surviving are his wife two daughters Mrs Syble Head of Oklahoma City and Miss Jean Harwell of Ada and a son Charles Harwell of Big Springs Texas
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M. M. Harwell
Marvin
M. Harwell
East Thirteenth
CristwOl Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Harwell
Syble Head
Oklahome City
Jean Harwell
Ada
Charles Harwell
Big Springs
Texas
Americans Offer Service to France In Paris
The American Legion reports that since Sept 2 more than 300 Americans volunteered for France. A 19 car ambulance unit funded by U S citizens and staffed by American volunteers will join the French army. Col Charles Sweeny says about 2000 others have registered with him for potential service. He mentions a telegram from a prominent congressman offering 1000 volunteers and 250 men from Texas to form a unit of the French Foreign Legion.
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Paris
French Department of the American Legion
France
United States
Charles Sweeny
Sweeny
Texas
French Foreign Legion
Finney Transferred Tulsa To Gotham
STANDA rd Oil of New Jersey announced Wa Finney, president of the Oklahoma Pipe Line, will transfer from Tulsa to New York City on Oct 1. He will coordinate producing units of two other Standard subsidiaries while Paul Griffin directs routine Oklahoma operations. Other briefs cover Slovak resentment under German rule, attacks on Gdynia, and German bombing claims.
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Tulsa
UPI
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Wa Finney
Oklahoma Pipe Line Company
New York City
Finney
Oklahoma
Ajax
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
New York
Twll
Standard
Carter Oil Company
Standard of Louisiana
Paul Griffin
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Waery
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Howover
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von Ribentrop
Europe
Nolen W. Dyer
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Lithuania
Snart
Galway
City of Flint
Maritime Commission
Knute Nelson
City of
Flint
Atlantic
Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant
Industry
Fisheries ‘Service
Department of the Interior
Fisheries Service
Gotham
Budapest
Bratislava
Gdynia
Rome
UMA
Mes- Saggero
Adolf Hitler
Vistula Line
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Fuehrer
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