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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1941

Page

7

Notice of Admin Appointment in Julius Hammerschmidt Estate

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Annamerschmidt applied for letters of administration to be granted to Anna Hammerschmidt The hearing is at the County Court Ada Oklahoma on September 16 1941 at 10 00 a m All heirs next of kin and creditors may appear and contest the same Hoyt Driskill County Judge Seal date September 3 1941.

Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Julius Hammerschmidt Annamerschmidt Anna Hammerschmidt County Court House Ada Oklahoma Hoyt Driskill Pontotoc County Welcome L. Beckley Welcome IL. Beckley Welcome I. Beckley John Paul McKinley First National Bank Paul McKinley

Sheriff Announces Foreclosure Land Sale in Ada Oklahoma

The Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at public auction on October 13 1941 at 2 00 pm real estate in Ada Oklahoma Lot 6 and the west 25 feet of Lot 5 block 109 in the city parcel. The sale follows a judgment in Cause No 17082 in favor of Home Owners Loan Corporation for 3783 dollars with 5 percent interest from April 4 1940 plus 375 dollars attorney fees and costs.

Ada Pontotoc County Oklahma Oklahoma District Court Home W. N. Hughes Warren B. Rice Okla

Notice by Publication Quiet Title Suit Ada Oklahoma

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Lester Blair sues to quiet title on undivided 3/130 in Lots 6-7-8-9-10 Block 6 Barringer Heights Ada. Defendants heirs and unknown heirs must answer by October 25 1941. otherwise petition deemed true and judgment rendered. Court Clerk DELLA REDFORD notes. Kemp & McArthur Ada Oklahoma represent plaintiff. September 9 1931.

District Court Pontotoc County Oklahoma Lester Blair Barney Burgess Lizzie Brown Mee Jones Flora Russell Annie Cully Lucinda Burgess Noah Burgess Juanita Lewis Pauline Lewis Betty Jean Burgess Irene Burgess Harper Burgess Harpogee Caesar Robert Burgess Robert Caesar Walter Burgess Walter Caesar Ida Harjo Ada Harjo Ada Caesar Jeanetta Burgess John Burgess John Caesar Toby Lewis Hixton Burgess Barringer Heights Ada State of Della Redford F. Robinson Kemp & McArthur

Sheriff Sale of Ada Land in Foreclosure Notice

Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will sell at public auction on October 13 1941 at 2 00 p m at the south front door of the Ada courthouse Lot 6 Block 45 West Side addition Ada Oklahoma in foreclosure case number 17201 to satisfy a judgment of 1146 19 with 5 percent interest from June 14 1940 plus 110 attorney fees and costs. Witness dated September 9 1941.

Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma West Side District Court Home Owners’ Loan Corporation E. M. Scarborough Clyde Kaiser W. N. Hues Warren B. Rice Okla

U S S Greer Nazi Sub Battle Near Iceland Reported

The Norman Howard unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held an installation of officers for the year in the B and P W club room. Reports from the department convention in Muskogee were given and Army Navy day is set for September 21 at the state fair with the auxiliary hosting.

Norman Howard American Legion Auxiliary B. and P. W LeMoine Smith Margaret Kizer Barbara Key Sue Thompson Muskogee E. H. Schroeder Robert Ferguson Roy Chrisman American Legion Auxiliary Unit Oklahoma City Fourth District H. E. Johnson Lillam Gaither E. H. Sc

Sunday School Opens and Local News From Maxwell

Rural Maxwell notes show Sunday school attendance, visits, and family updates. Local athletes Joe Edward Isaacs and Earl Franks return from Alabama after nine months of play. Pauline Barnett and Norma Jean Cox visit. many families host relatives and neighbors over the weekend. A veteran, Ole Mounger, returns from Muskogee for medical reviews. Pauline Pendergrass wed L. D. Winters in a home ceremony. Winters works in Wichita Falls. Local fair winners listed with prizes. mixed visiting schedules and farm updates round out the column.

Maxwell Joe Edward Isaacs Earl Franks Alabama K. W. Barnett Pauline H. J. Tyree Juanita Flipp Norma Jean Cox Joyce Boiles Lizzie Powell Margaret Eddie Shackleford

Oakman and Cedar Grove 4-H Win Ribbons at Township Fair

Oakman school won 12 blue ribbons and overall best school exhibit. Cedar Grove and Oakman fields included a 4-H club with members Geneva Cecil Oma Jean Cecil Ben Walling Wilburn Pendergrass and others earning blue and red ribbons. Local visits and weekend activities follow with families and neighbors socializing and reporting on games and fishing trips.

Oakman Cedar Grove School Cedar Grove Oakman Club Geneva Cecil Junior Hammond Oma Jean Cecil Wilmolm Pendergrass Ben Walling Cedar Grove Club Bill Farmer Happyland A. M. Cecil Edmond Stevenson Lloyd Bush Mary Elizabeth Farmer Jewell Mable McDonald Delia Bell Lee Kerita Caton Leo Cecil Akins Francis S. T. Clark D. H. Higden W. A. Lee Monroe Lee Enos Lee Homer

Local church closes meet with Sunday night service

Rev. Fannon presided the meeting ending Sunday night. Prof. L. R. Dame and wife and Miss Bessie Dame visited relatives at Center Sunday evening. Several families from nearby towns visited friends and relatives across the area Sunday evening and into the week.

Fannon L. R. Dame Bessie Dame Center C. M. Sliger Kebel California Marlow J. L. Rose Tom Riley Early Canford Allen Edith Sliger Willard Sliger Miss Lavern Lillian Miller Tomlinson Lovelady R. A. Sliger Conway Ada Deaton Betty Cantney Carmen Cupps Owl Creek Dame Simpson Stonewall Township

Revival Meeting Draws Crowd with Gilmore Preaching

A revival began last Wednesday night with Bro ther Gilmore of Allen preaching to a nice crowd. Local school may close Friday for cotton picking as cotton crops run late and some residents have gone west to work. Our 4-H club boys and girls show activity in community projects.

Brother Gilmore Allen

Local residents host gatherings and visits across Ardmore and nearby towns

A parade of visitors and callers includes Mr. and Mrs. J B Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart and daughter, and Mrs Mollie Johnson with son. Others travel or call, with Florence Standridge leaving for Okmulgee to teach, and defense training for Miles McCauley and Clyde Moore in Dallas.

J. B. Duke Ardmore Joe Hart Ada Mollie Johnson O. V. Smith Albany Hattie Collins Chloe Lula N. J. Crittenden E. J. Farley Miles McCauley Clyde Moore Dallas Texas S. L. Burns Stratford W. L. McKinley Florence Standridge Okmulgee Sam Hunt J. J. Shaw Willie Shaw Amsden Bradley S. E. Williams M. J. Brewington J. W. Owens Ross Smith Troy G. W. Wyrick Wanda Faye Berger Mary Ragland Earl Hodge Ellen Cope Carolyn Philips Billy Denham C. E. Childers Grandmother Tilley Sam Collins Hilton and Powell Adella Jones Brewington G. M. Pitt Ruth C. L. Berger C. A. Berger J. C. Russell Oklahoma University

Pickett News Highlights From Local Beat

Local briefing from Pickett covers community updates and upcoming events, offering a snapshot of civic happenings and public notices for residents.

Obituary for Roy S Gibbs of St. Louis Okla dies suddenly

Roy S Gibbs of St. Louis Oklahoma died suddenly Wednesday morning. He was active in Rebekah work in the area and operated a filling station. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Methodist church in Maud. Odd Fellows will conduct a cemetery service.

Roy S. Gibbs St. Louis Okla Gibbs Rebekah First Methodist Church Maud Oddfellows

J. C. Jackson Dies in McAlester at About 65

J. C. Jackson, about 65, died at McAlester around 3 p m Tuesday. Funeral services will be announced later by Smith Funeral Home. Mrs. Jackson resides in Ada.

J. C. Jackson McAlester Smith Funeral Home Mrs. Jackson Ada

Sunday Night Church Crowd and Local Visits Tie Weekend

Sunday school was well attended and a large crowd filled the church Sunday night. Numerous Ada and Pickett area residents hosted and visited in the region, with many planning or returning from trips to California Louisiana and Purcell.

Evelyn Willie Agee Texas Edna Bullock Barbara Wallis Herman Lancaster Ada Thomas Bullock Herman Coley Cache Okla C.C.C Buck Penrod Raymond Dee McCause California Jess Coley Billy Ray Christensen J. C. Bullock Opal Vanzant Jewell Jean Southerland Clayton Christensen Vivian Louisiana Floyd Delbert Gene Wallis Johnnie Coffey Jess Corvin Emry Smith Cleta Coates Lillie Mae Nellie Fay Mullins Center Wallis Curtis Wylie John Vanzant Monroe Hurley Purcell C.C.C. Camp Wilkes Lola Selph Jewel Lee Johnson Ada Wednesay Loyd Wallis Purcell C.C.C Christine Files Jean and Jewell Southerland

Tishomingo Business Visitor in Ada

Glen Dooley of Tishomingo was a business visitor in Ada on Tuesday with activities centered on local commerce.

Glen Dooley Tishomingo Ada

Mrs Francis Greiner and son visit Oklahoma City

Mrs Francis Greiner and her son Pance are spending this week in Oklahoma City. L B Selman formerly of Ada and now in Oklahoma City spent the past few days here on business.

Francis Greiner Son Pance Oklahoma City L. B. Selman Ada

Ada Visitors and Local Births Chronicle Tuesday Events

Mrs L L Howell of Centrahoma visited Ada Tuesday. Vernell Muse daughter of Mr and Mrs E Y Muse of Allen underwent a tonsillectomy at a local clinic Wednesday morning. W H Craig of Roff and R H Greenlee of Stonewall visited Ada Tuesday. Cecil Simpkins and spouse welcomed a daughter born September 7 at Valley View hospital. Virgil Williams of Konawa and C A Montgomery of Wapanucka also visited Ada Tuesday. Arch Cleland of Coalgate and W L Taylor of Olney transacted business in Ada Tuesday. Clara Mae Richardson departs for Carmi Illinois to make her home. Jack McKay of Stonewall and Otho Smith of Ada Route I were Ada visitors Tuesday night. Dick Chambers...

Vernell Muse E. Y. Muse Allen Cecil Simpkins West Seventh Valley View Hospital Jack McKay Stonewall Otho Smith

Lillard and others visit Ada area relatives

Conway notes a series of visits as Mr and Mrs T W Lillard of Richmond California, Buck McNeil and son of Phoenix Arizona, and R E Lillard with daughter visit Ada and nearby homes. Local families including Ross Toby and Sarrett are also mentioned visiting over the week.

T. W. Lillard Richmond California Ada Buck McNeil Phoenix Ariz R. E. Lillard Ralph Jared H. P. Toby John Ross Bettie Sarrett Hugh Toby H. H. Lillard Maysville

Residents recover after Labor Day accident in Ada

Ill for several days, Bert Elder shows steady improvement and returns home from Memorial hospital in Woodward after Labor Day injuries. C E Baker of Roff visits Ada, Aubrey Harris vacationing in Gilmer, J M Sons of Pauls Valley visits Ada. Vance Tomlin and Charles Coody conduct business in Oklahoma City. In 1904 J E Hanchett faced a dim bulb problem at a railroad switch tower. the bulb burned out yesterday and was replaced.

Bert Elder Memorial Hospital Woodward Vance Tomlin Charles Coody Oklahoma City Salt Lake City J. E. Hanchett

Rebuilding the Bond With Marshal Petain Urged by Pucheu

Pierre Pucheu, Vichy interior minister, calls for restoring the sentimental tie between Marshal Philippe Petain and the French people at the earliest opportunity. The statement signals the regime’s emphasis on popular legitimacy amid wartime governance.

Marshal Petain Pierre Pucheu Vichy Interior

Saturday Work Expands Courses At College

After a meeting last Saturday the college offers new Saturday classes in art biology education English history government and speech. Credit up to five hours may be earned with a $3.00 per hour fee. Courses meet 10:30 to 12:10 in various rooms with instructors including Mrs Stones Mr Hatchett Dr Herring and others.

Stone Hatchett Herring Hopper Edge Rome Miss Hornbeak Dr. Spencer Nabors

Ira Hill Former Oklahoma Senator Dies in New Mexico

Ira Hill former Oklahoma state senator and 1930 gubernatorial Republican nominee died in Albuquerque on a business and pleasure trip at about age 60. A coroner's jury ruled death natural, likely a heart attack or stroke. He previously opposed W. H. Murray and was an attorney for the Santa Fe railway at Cherokee.

Albuquerque N. M Ira Hill Oklahoma W. H. Murray Okla E. T. Lasseter Ruth Stambaugh Hill Santa Fe Railway Cherokee Murray

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