Notice by Publication and Estate Claim in Pontotoc Oklahoma
Publication notes sue W B Hamilton for divorce on grounds habitual drunkenness and neglect. Answer by Oct 20 1928 or judgment by default. Executrix Laura Belle Taylor seeks claims to M C Taylor deceased, to be presented at J F McKee law office Ada Oklahoma within four months or barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
of Pontotoc
Bessie Marie Hamilton
W. B. Hamilton
Pontotoc
Saidornty
M. C. Taylor
Laura Belle Taylor
J. F. McKee
Ada
Oklahoma
Executrix
J. F. Meckeex
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1928
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Pontotoc County Oklahoma in foreclosure case for Clement Mortgage Company against multiple defendants. Property described spans multiple sections totaling about 70 acres in Ada area to be sold October 15, 1928 to satisfy a judgment with specified sums and costs. Sale subject to a first mortgage of $3,000. Also includes notice to creditors in estate matter for Liza Ann Fulsome now Wolfe. Executor Alum Wolfe. Filed September 10, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Clement Mortgage Company
Wim. Mossey, Jr
Cora Lee Mosley
Guidelline Oil Corporation
Hakin Christy
BK. R. Walker
Etrs. Reece
Harriet F. Gilstrap
A. BK. Patrick
Tonicotoc
Indian Base
Meridian
Ada
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotec
T.iza Ann Fulsome
Wolfe
Alum Wolfe
Liza Ann Fulsome
Harrell & Kerr
American
Kmxecutor
Notice of Guardian Sale of Lara Underwood Real Estate
Guardian Gale Statler and attorney W C Duncan announce a public sale of Lara Underwood estate real property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sale set for September 30 1928 at 10 am at the Ada County Court House south front door. Property includes sections 33 28 township 4N range 7E totaling about 340 acres. Cash on confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State of
Pontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
Lara Underwood
Pontotoc
Ada
Okla
Pontotec County
Betsy Worter
Gale. Statler
W. C. Duncan
Guardian
Sale under court order in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Judgment from Pontotoc County District Court in favor of Domenico Sigismondo against multiple defendants including William Schulte and Mildred Schulte and others. Foreclosure of mortgage on real property with lien proceeds to satisfy $1,968.48 plus interest, attorney fees, costs, and sale costs. Witness dated August 14, 1928, Pontotoc County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wood
Moran
District Court
Pontotos County
Oklahoma
Auwgust
John Will
Ora Wood
O. R. Wood
R. P. Cotton
O. W. Kelley
W.welley
P. H. Huxhes
P. H. Hughes
Roff Oil & Gas Company
Corporation
Everest Porter Mortgage Company
Pontotoc County
Ada
Pomenico Sigismonde
Wiilism
FE. Schulte
Mildred O. Schulte
Marvin B. Broedins
B. H. Epperson
H. A. Sibley
O. C. Garrett
O. B. Mothersead
W. Hrolen
Charles T. Barney
W. Reifanyder
Frank Richardson
Leslie Vrince
Oklahoma State Bank of \da
Ohaberme
N. B. Stall
L. D. Ruwle
Domenico Sigismondo
Marvin B. Breeding
Leslie Prince
Bomre
Final report and distribution petition in Newton estate
H V Newton deceased prepares final report and petition for distribution. Court sets October 7, 1928 at 10:00 AM in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma for hearing. Any interested party may appear and file written exceptions. Judge Tal Crawford signs with McKee Dow & Green as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie A. Billings
C. S. Williams
Aduinshid
Said County
Tal Crawford
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
H. V. Newton
W. A. Alexander
State of
Perton
S. V. Newton
County Court Room
Ada
Auction Sale of Minor Estate Real Estate in Seminole County
Guardian G W Busby announces the sale of Lucile Perry and Lonzo Perry minors real estate in Seminole County Oklahoma. The property is the south half of the southwest quarter and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 13 township 5 north range 7 east. The sale occurs at the courthouse front door in Wewoka on October 30 1928 at 10 o clock a m and is subject to court confirmation with cash on confirmation and guardian deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Roy E. Soward
M. H. Northam
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Ray E. LowWward
Avi Court
Court House
City of
Ada
Pontotoc County
Rey E. Howard
State of Oklahoma
Cass
Guardian
Harrell & Kerr
Lucile Perry
Lonzo Perry
Wewoka
Seminole County
Range 7
G. W. Busby
Misrepresented Williams denies proabition stance in interview
Judge R L Williams of the federal court denied in an interview that he favors prohibition as implied by H T Laughbaum the Anti Saloon league leader in Muskogee. He said the Southern Methodist conference resolution urged enforcement of prohibition without endorsing voting for prohibition supporters and announced he would run his court without the WCTU or ASL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
R. L. Williams
Federal Court Today
H. T. Laughbaum
Anti-Saloon League
Laughbaum
Judge Williams
Southern Methodist Conference of
Eastern Oklahoma
Friends of Prohibition
al Smith
New York
Thompson defends stance on highway patrol appointment
County Commissioner John M. Thompson distanced himself from the bid to rescind the commission action appointing a highway patrolman. The News apologized for misreporting his position. The patrolman resigned at a Saturday board meeting as officials hinted traffic safety concerns may require patrols again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thompson
Thompson
Board of Commissioners
Bert Pitts Muskogee County Treasurer Dies After Illness
Bert Pitts, long time Muskogee county treasurer and veteran Republican leader, died this morning after a lingering illness. He came to Muskogee in 1888 and had served as city tax assessor and collector before statehood. He was also an operator of the Muskogee Evening News in 1908. Judge and Mrs. Orel Busby returned from a three week trip to Chicago and Ada, with Busby visiting municipal courts and noting insights into Chicago crime and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pitts
Muskogee CO
Muskogee
Okla
Pitts
Muskogee Evening News
Orel Busby
Townsend
Chicago
Ada
Busby
Justice Crind
King Pleads For Frightened Clients In Mandamus Suit
Oklahoma City assistant attorney general J Berry King asks judge for 30 minutes to locate his highway commission clients in a mandamus case. He accuses Governor Johnston and his secretary of interfering with state legal affairs while noting the commissions have collected nearly $600,000 from vehicle ownership certificates. Judge Babcock grants time and commends the AG’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Johnston
O. O. Hammonées
J. Berry King
Judeve Lucius Babcock
Highway Commission
George A. Ketterlin
King
Commission
Henry
Berry
The
Babcock
Ada Lions Offer Jet Field Site Near Cement Plant
Lions Club members in Ada hear a proposal from Lion M. O. Matthews to donate use of land south of the Oklahoma Portland Cement plant as an air landing field for several years. The site near the city, state highway, and cement plant would aid aviators. A joint committee with other groups will pursue the project while other city plans include a free wading pool and West Main street widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion M. O. Matthews
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Lions
Matthews
Ada
Lions Club
Lion Matthews
Boettcher
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Lion Orel Busby
Kiwanis Club
West Main Street
Tessie Ruddell
Miss Kittel
J. F. McKeel
Lion Oscar L. Parker
East Central college enrollment surges past 1000
Enrollment at East Central college climbs toward the 1000 mark as numbers exceed last year amid influx from the district. English and Education Psychology classes are subdividing to manage growth while extension work expands to Cromwell Seminole Purcell and Waynette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central College
East Central
Cromwell
Seminole
Purcell
Waynette
Missing treasurer Carnes tied to motion picture scheme
Evidence shows Clinton S. Carnes funded two girls’ film careers through Mrs. Louise Pope while a $1,000,000 shortage loomed. Receiver Thomas B. Scott reports Carnes spent about $12,000 on Sonia Nordice and Lois Griffin over 22 months, with contracts promising a share of earnings. Grand jury and auditors tighten scrutiny as donations flow to aid board workers. Dr Arch Cree says a $250,000 fundraising goal should be met in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Clinton
Carnes
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Thomas B. Scott
Carnes Properties
Scott
Sonia Nordlce
Lois Griffin
Louise Pope
Pope
Hollywood
Miss Nordlie
Miss Griffin
Home Mission Board
United States Fidelity and Bonding Company
Baltimore
Carades
Arch C. Cree
Cementers Celebrate No Injuries at Oklahoma Portland Cement
About 285 workers and spouses attended a Ritz Theatre line party marking 60 days without an off time accident at the plant and mills. Foremen and crews posted long accident free records with Auld, Cragin, Gay, Higginbotham, McMillan, Weddle and others surpassing two years without incidents as Lawrence quarry crews showed strong safety tallies. Leaders express hope for a no accident year in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Ritz Theatre
M. ©. Matthews
Claude Rodarmel
A. B. Auld
R. H. Bennett
Wm. Breeden
Tom Cantrell
John Cragin
Julius Gay
Roy Gillock
Wm. Hensley
Lee Higgingsbotham
S. D. McElroy
Claude McMillan
Office
Roy Weddle
Ross White
Jim Smith
Mill 2
Lee Higginbotham
Mill
John Cragan
J. W. Gay
Walter Robinson
Jeff Shields
H. E. Smith
Joe Taylor
O. V. Templeman
L. V. Whalen
Bun Bush
Daton Morgan
O. W. Templeman
Pontotoc County Values Surge Amid Oil Boom Growth
Pontotoc County values more than doubled in twenty years with total current-year taxable values at 18 109 297 led by lands 7 103 986 and town lots 4 909 604. Ada dominates growth at 5 540 983, while Allen and Francis follow as oil activity lifts assessed totals across townships and districts. Oak Midland shows slight declines aside from Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Erwin
Ada
Allen
Public Service
Roff
Personal
Francis
Stonewall
Midland
KVOO to protest FCC order
Tulsa officials led by W. M. Mount announced a formal protest against yesterday's Federal Radio Commission ruling. The Tulsa station will challenge the order as unfair and seek clarifications from regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Radio Commission
KVOO
Tulsa
W. M. Mount
Tulsa Dance Marathon Winners Share in $1000 Prizes
In Tulsa four couples survived a 200 hour marathon by the United War Veterans post to share in a $1000 prize pool. Thirteen couples started and one man was hospitalized during the event before recovery. The contest, continued over seven days and eight nights, is expected to run two or three more days until winners are decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
United War Veterans
Tulsa Station to Limit Power and Division With WNOX
Mount announced an order effective October 1 restricting KVOO to 1000 watts and sharing time with WNOX in Knox ville Tennessee. The move would reduce Tulsa station efficiency by about 25 percent and halt future expansion. Station owner W C G Skelly, in New York, may travel to Washington to request a commission hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
KVOO
WNOX
Knoxville
Tenn
Tulsa
W. C G. Skelly
New York
Washington
FOR TRADE AND SALE AD FOR ADA OKLAHOMA NOTICE
Classified notices list trades and sales in Garden Courts Mississippi area with items including a long distance radio for dorso or other heads and pears priced at 1.00 per bushel. Stolen dog alert for a brindle bull dog named Big Boy offers 5.00 bounty in Wester Willoughby Ada Oklahoma with contact 1492-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Courts
Mississippi
Ada
Wester Willoughby
Okla
Major League Leaderboard Highlights From Sept 10
National League: Batting P Waner Pirates .382. Runs P Waner 130. RBIs Bottomley Cards 116. Hits P Waner 209. Doubles P Waner 48. Triples P Waner 18. Homers Wilson Cubs 30. SB Cuyler Cubs 29. Pitching Benton Giants 23 wins 6 loses. American League: Batting Goslin Senators .380. Runs Ruth Yankees 146. RBIs Gehrig Yankees 129. Hits Manush Browns 207. Doubles Schulte Browns Meu sel Yankees 41. Triples Combs Yankees 9. Homers Ruth Yankees 8. SB Myer Red Sox 25. Pitching Hoyt Yankees 18 wins 5 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Waner
Pirates
Bottomley
Cards
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Benton
Giants
Iist
Goslin
Senators
Ruth
Yanks
Gehrig
Manush
Browns
Schulte
Meusel
Combs
Myer
Red Sox
Hoyt
Australian ports hampered by waterside strike
All Australian ports were affected as the Waterside Workers federation repudiated a new arbitration award allowing two pick ups daily. Dockers demanded one pickup. Nine ships waited in Melbourne, twelve in Brisbane, twelve in Adelaide and many more in Sydney and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Waterside Workers Federation
Brisbane
Adelaide
Sydney
Democratic nominees list for Fourth District race
Voter ballot slate shows Tom D. McKeown as Congress nominee for the Fourth District and Tal Crawford for County Judge with George Collins Jr. also named in the slate. The readable fragment lists candidates but lacks full context or official affiliations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. BE. Franwuoin
Byron Roberts
Wimbish & Wimbish
Lester Perkins
Elsie Perkins
Hammond
Lillian Perkins
Nellie Perkins
Ruby Perkins
Benjamin Perkins
T. J. Perkins
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Sherife
John Willey
W. 3. Walmcer
Paintiff
Section Twenty-six
Range Moor
Indian Meridian
McKeown & Green
Oklahomia
AK L
Plainat i
McKEEEOWN+ & GREEN
Williams
Ae Ae Gty
Will Dorate
M. Z. Thompson
Ohio State
Tate
I Ohere
Horace Mann High School
Ae Ee
Chickasaw
Fitzhugh
Maxwell
Ada Independent
W.S. Kerr
Major League
Associated Press
National League
Congress
Tom DD. McKeown
Otto Strickland
Robert J. Wimbish
W. B
Bill) Summers
J. W. Deanes
George Po “Collins, JR
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