Sale of Southeast Quarter real estate in Pontotoc County
Notices describe mortgage and judgments on land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma, including East Half of Southeast Quarter Section 16 Township 4 North Range 8 East, sale to satisfy judgments with liens, taxes, and mineral/oil rights, date August 27 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alford Johnson
Orel Busby
Walter H. Gant
Township Four
Eest
Fred Bowles
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Fred Doncho
McKeown & Green
Ada, Ikla
Foreclosure and Heirship Suit Over Ada Real Estate
County of Pontotoc Oklahoma files suit for foreclosure of a $9,900 lien on Lots 15 and 16, Block 9 Donaghey Addition Ada. The action seeks a full heirship determination for Geo A Mansfield deceased and appointment of a receiver to manage rents. Defendants named include Rose Mansfield and many Mansfield relatives plus unknown heirs and claimants. Plaintiffs ask default judgment if no answer by October 4, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bonfoey
Mary Ann Colbert
Riley Colbert
J. J. Copeland
J. E. Sloan
Mary
Ann Colbert
State OF Oklahoma
Donaghey
Ada
Oklahoma
Geo. A. Martsfield
Geo. A. Mansfield
Hill Summers
Pontotoc County
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a Pontotoc County District Court order of sale on January 27 1929 the sheriff will offer for sale on September 30 1929 at 2 00 pm the surface interest of the described real estate without proration to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 335 54 plus interest 10 percent from January 23 1929 attorney fees 33 55 and costs 83 10. The sale is at the south front door of the County Courthouse in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
Shertife
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Hardwick Savings Bank & Trust Company
Maggie Hyden
G. C. Hyden
Chas. F. Davis
Sarah E. Davis
Charles Carter
H. P. Doughty
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company
A Corporation
W. L. Riker
Sam Coleman
Rex Criss
J. ©. Brieve
J. E. Brice
D. A. Douglass
J. R. Proffitt
Cletus Hamilton
H. J. Borner
S. W. Gound
Jane Haning
Ira Warlick
Ada
Aueust
Fred Bowles
Pontotec County
Fred Donoho
J. F. McKeel
H. W. Harris
M. H. Cashin
Scott Lea
Pixie Oil Company, Te
H. S. Doughty
Indian Meridian
Dixie OL Company,, Inc
Dixie On Company, Inc
Agenst
T. O. Cullins
Hale-Halisell
B. F. Pritchett
Stonewall
BR. F. Pritchett
Sheridae Noa
Laneust
Db. c&. Abney
J*. H. Massey
Nellie Johnson
Willie Johnson
W. M. Watlince
Tt -M Sette Chard
Fred Ford
T. J. Ball
Ben A. McKinley
Zula’ Graham
Tt. Graham
William J. Weindereich
B. B. Britten
Ben. Lan- Hiwerlen
Ore Busby
Walter Hant
J. Alford Johnson
Dan Nolitubby
Lizzie Nolitubby
Robertson Nolitubby
Mario Nolitubby
Sarah Nolitubby
Santoice County
Adnan
Peni@toe County
J. Fef. Ward
QO. A. Woods
Otheetry A. Woods
Mary F. Woods
Bob Brooks
I.ty Brooks
W.bob Brooks
Pauline Brooks
I. M
United States Survey
O. A. Woods
Mary Woods
R. L. Brooks
RK. S. Brooks
Pentotoc County
Oklo
State of Oklahoma
Grace Harrison
A. C. Harrison
New Harris Hotel Formally Opener
Ada citizens crowded the formal opening of the new Harris hotel showcasing Ada's first large, up to date hostelry. Owner Sam Harris celebrated a modern lobby, Beautyrest beds, ceiling fans and telephones with an Ada musicians orchestra entertaining guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harris Hotel
Ada
Harris
Sam Harris
Hoostelry
Simmons
Joff Junior High Gridders Begin Daily Practices
The Joff Junior High school football squad started daily workouts this week with light drills and conditioning. About 20 players reported as the team vows to work hard and build fitness for the season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff
Joff Junior High School
Bailey Faces Embezzlement Trial as Three Lawyers Die
Miss Willie Bailey former Greer county treasurer Oklahoma City report three defense attorneys died in succession while defending her on embezzlement charges. Indicted January 1927 audit flagged 1925 1926 shortages and her trial set for Mangum in the third week of September with W C Lewis assisting the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Willie Bailey
Greer County
J. T. McIntosh
State Banking Department
H. B. Henry
A. R. Garrett
Red Cross
Miss Bailey
Mangum
W. C. Lewis
Hoover Shirmits Nominates to Senate
President Hoover sent a batch of nominations to the Senate includingFederal Farm Board members led by Alexander Legge of Illinois as chairman. Others cover terms from one to six years, plus Marine Corps flag and staff appointments, including Smedley D. Butler and Cyrus S. Radford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Hoover
Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Illinois
Charles C. Teague
California
William F. Schilling
Minnesota
Sam R. McKelvie
Nebraska
C. B. Denman
Missouri
Charles F. Wilson
New York
James C. Stone
Kentucky
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
John T. Myers
Cyrus S. Radford
Frank R. McCoy
Commission of Conciliation
George C. Shaw
James Fuller McKinley
Oil drilling notes from Allen Field and surrounding wells
A detailed drilling bulletin lists multiple wells in Allen Field and nearby areas. Notable finds include Nitchy No. 5 striking Cromwell sand at 2535 feet with oil, while Markham Pen Wade No. 1 produced five barrels after completion at 2186 feet. Several rigs are active or being set up across sections 13-5-7 and 17-5-8, with some locations shut due to water shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Democrat
Nitchy No. 5
Burk-Gries
Cromwell
Markham Pen
Wade No. 1
Homackla’ Oil Company
Ritchie
Barnsdale
Lusty
Sinclair Culley
Texas
Lewis
Magnolia
Paney
Mid-continent
Harjo
Gypsy-Peters
Sinclair
Jefferson
Shelley-Osborne
Jefferson No
Joana
Sunray
Newstadt
Cynda
Schaefer
Chapman No
W. B. Pine
Davis
Louisiana
Reed No
Ramsey, Milner
Whitney
Moore
Diptheria Prevention Urged For Oklahoma Children
Dr. Clyde Beson state health commissioner urged immunizing every Oklahoma child from six months to 12 years with toxin-antitoxin as fall and winter approach. He warned diphtheria is preventable and stressed physician and health officer effort to educate the public. The report cites 374 diphtheria deaths in 1928 and a rise in new cases ending August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beson
Oklahoma
Beson
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Boys ask Congress for a half penny coin
Two Brooklyn boys Morris Rappaport and Milton Winston write to the House of Representatives asking for a bill to mint half pennies. They explain the need to pay two cakes for five cents and one cake for three cents. The letter was delivered to Representative Comer in New York and sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooklyn
House of Representatives
House
Morris Rappaport
Sterling Place
Milton Winston
Representative Comers
New York
Roff Public Schools Opened With Strong Year Outlook
Roff public schools opened Monday September 2 with high expectations for progress. The district showcases improved facilities and new equipment including a grade building, expanded libraries, science labs, a biology course, and a large new drinking fountain. Athletics enjoyed a banner year previously and district clubs earned recognition in state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff Public
High Schol
Roff High School
Frisco
Seminole
Norman
Rosi
Oklahoma University
B. W. Weems
Douglas Phillips
Jess White
Elsie Tuttle
Howard Rice
Ella Raper
Mary Miller
Dovie Murray
Nelle Bunyard
Lara Oliphant
Anita Seaborn
Cula Meharg
Edith Frye
Rain Storm Forces Early Close of Carnegie Fair
An inch and a quarter of rain fell at noon and continued at 1 pm in Carnegie. The downpour slowed events, ending the district fair earlier than planned. A prior storm last Wednesday delivered over an inch of rain in the area. No violence or injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Arkansas Girl Shot 10 Death Arkansas
Edna Brashier 13 of Turkey Ridge was shot during church services at a near home tabernacle. Two 16 year old boys Joe Oden and Levi Dunn were jailed after witnesses said they were shooting at lights with Dunn using a shotgun and Oden a pistol. The girl suffered a gunshot under the right shoulder blade, second Brashier sibling wounded in the family history with a prior killing by the father’s ex husband. Additionally Gladys M. Ticer 21 died at a local hospital and Millie Angeline Wilson 84 died at home with services held in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Ark
Edna Brashier
Turkey Ridge
Here
Joe Oden
Sad
Oden
Levi Dunn
Ira Dunn
Tabernacle
Dunn
Brashier
Jett Brashier
Bessie Greer
Lester Greer
Burnett Named Love County Commissioner in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City September 7 Georgie W Burnett Democrat of Marietta was named by Acting Governor C S Stormis to be Love County commissioner succeeding C L Landrum who had resigned Governor Hollo Way had appointed James R Gaylor but cancelled the commission after Gaylor said he was disqualified due to his connection with the county depository
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Georgie W. Burnett
Marietta
C. S. Stormis
Love County
C. L. Landrum
Hollo Way
James R. Gaylor
Gaylor
Wentz Says Contract Saves State Money
Oklahoma City September 4 The Monarch Cement contract with the Oklahoma highway commission included a clause that required price revisions to match any new lower Oklahoma price This led to a $35 222 20 reduction in cement costs not yet ordered under existing paying contracts and was announced by Lew Wentz chairman of the commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
Monarch Cement Company
Humboldt
Kan
Oklahoma Highway Corossion
Lew Wentz
Wentz
The
Highway Commission
Heavy snowfall blankets Rocky Mountains and Denver region
Heavy snow blankets the Rocky Mountain region from Montana to the Colorado New Mexico line with Denver reporting 39 degrees and frost warnings. Cities including Havre Kalispell Helena Albany and Leadville see subfreezing temps while Pikes Peak and surrounding peaks accumulate snow blocking roads and disrupting traffic.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Havre
Mont
Kalispell
Yellowstone Park
Helena
Leadville
Colo
Pikes Peak
Lander
Wyo
Obituary for Miss Ernestine Shelton
Miss Ernestine Shelton aged 55 died this morning at 1 50 at her Ada home after a long illness. The body travels to Tupelo Mississippi, former family home, for interment. She lived in Ada for many years and was known for her Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Shelton
N. Turner Avenue
Tupelo
Miss
Ada High School Enrollment Rises as Term Opens
Principal B. R. Stubbs reports Ada high school enrollment reached 474 at 10 o clock with 150 more possible soon. The 1928 29 year total was 540, up about a hundred from last year as Ada schools begin the new term and the vacation period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Stubbs
Ada High School
Ada
Shawnee Theater Robbery Stunt Ends in Death
Ahmnd Ruhberg, 32, a Shawnee Theater employee, died after a staged fake robbery went awry. Police say W. N. James, a patrolman, shot Ruhberg thinking the heist was real during a stunt to draw patrons from a rival theater. An inquiry is planned after Mayor Neal Wimmer announced the investigation. Ruhberg had recently survived a real holdup that left him financially strapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Ruhberg
W. N. Jamess
L. L. Hackett
Jones
Neal Wimmer
Jubberg
First Cotton Crop Forecast From Agriculture Dept
Washington reports a 14,825,000 bale U.S. cotton crop forecast for this year based on September 1 conditions at 55.4 percent of normal. It compares with 14,478,000 bales last year, with 46.594 million acres left for harvest and 3.8 percent abandonment after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Census records show cotton ginnings and acreage forecasts
U S census announces 1 570 030 running bales of cotton ginned before Sept 1 3929 including 26 894 round bales and lists state by state ginnings with Alabama Georgia Texas and California among others Acreage left to harvest and projected production by state are also reported with percentages of normal and per state figures for 50 pound bale weights Lower California figures excluded from state totals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Carolina
S. Carolina
Missouri
Tennessee
Mexico
Cal
United States
Three Burned in Bath House Fire at Wink Basin
Three men died in a bath house fire at the Republic Oil basin near Wink, Texas. Martin Smith Albert Helms R. C. Jackson were killed. D. H. Fisher and George Jackson were seriously burned and treated. Fire started when gasoline used to remove grease ignited clothing saturated with oil. nearby workers helped extinguish flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath House
Wink
Texas
Republic Oil Company
Martin Smith
Albert Helms
R. C. Jackson
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Sherife SS
Fred Lowles
Pontotocounty
Donoho
Attya
County of Pontotoc
C ‘Ounty
Sec
Oseed
Albert Lewis
Emma Lewis
Administratrix
Bill Summers
O. R. Wilfong
Okla
Baby Tigers
Hardin
Dixon
Thompson
Bunyard
Scott
D. Etchieson
Johnson
Swink
Taylor
E. Taylor
E. Etchieson
N. Irvin
W. E. Bullack
Ada Township
Pontotoc
County
Upra
McKeown
Greer
Plainipft
of Pontotoc
P. A. Norris
H. Bonfoey
State of
Eva Avis
Blair Davis
Riley Calbert
Township
Range
Della Bedford
Oki
Roscoe Arnold
Enterprise Monument of Faith of Builder In Future of
MSG Bailey
Hoover Shirmits
Allen Field
Blackwell Fleet
I. O. Mathis
Mathis
Magnolia Reed
Congress
Gladys M. Ticer
Criswell
Rosedale Cemetery
John Ticer
Peel
Millie Angeline Wilson
A. F. Lanier
Hudson and Watts
H. W. Hunter
First Christian Church
John Swafford
Portales
N. M
Burnett
Rocky Mountains
Shawnee Theatre
D. H. Fisher
George Jackson
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