Sheriff's Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Pontotoc county sheriff announces a special execution and foreclosure sale of Lot 4 in Section 6, Township 3N Range 6E, containing 34.29 acres, to satisfy a $794.28 judgment plus 10 percent interest and costs. Sale set for October 15 at 10 AM at the county courthouse Ada. Additional lien by H Hanenkraft totaling $11,441.91 applies. sale may be postponed or reoffered if bids fall short.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Paschal Investment Company
H. S. Barndollar
Ib&m
Ada
H. Hanenkraft
H. H
Notice to Sell Pontotoc County Property at Resale
I Sam Dew as Pontotoc County Treasurer will sell on October 28 1940 at 9 a m in the County Courthouse office separate tracts from Original Townsite Allen City Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Bids listed per parcel with J A Kyle as bidder for several lots. Cash in hand and board approval required. Purchaser bears ad cost and expenses.
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Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Allen City
J. A. Kyle
Board of Countyommissioners
Ada
M. I. Owen
Daezs
Arlington
Notice to Sell Parcels in Ada County Auction
Notice states on October 7, 1940 a sale of described Ada County tracts will occur. Bids listed include M I Owen bidding $1 on several lots in Original Ada and Daezs Addition and $190 on a Sec 9 Twp 4 Range 4 parcel. Commissioners may accept bids in discretion.
Road Deaths Hit 300 in Oklahoma for 1940
Associated Press report notes Oklahoma traffic fatalities rose to 300 as three people died in separate incidents. Edgar E. Wells, 48, and his 14 year old daughter Betty were killed in a truck car crash 412 miles north of Beggs, and eight year old James Allen Hodgson of Sayre was struck by a car. A year earlier 297 people had died in accidents.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Edgar E. Wells
Okmulgee
Betty
Beggs
James Allen Hodgson
Sayre
Sheriff’s Sale Notice and Property Foreclosure in Ada
Public auction to be held September 30 1940 at 10 a m at the Ada Pontotoc County courthouse for Lot Five Block Eight Dan Havas Addition Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a Home Owners Loan Corporation judgment of 1466 19 with 5 interest from June 24 1939 plus attorney fees and costs. Also notices the minor Ollie Dell Green majority rights petition and a public foreclosure in Ada involving delinquent assessments on On Avenue and various tracts within Ada city limits with publication notices and court filings in 1940 1949.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ssid County
Dan Havas
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
R. Downing
Ruby Downing
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Ollie Deal Green
Ollie Dell Green
J. F. Green
Ollie Tell Green
Martha Bowers
Florence Killcrease
Nee Bowers
Willard Bowers
Sallie Bowers
Rebecca McMillan
M. C. Hood
Whettie Hood
A. A. Dean
T. G. Fowler
Ann B. Fowler
W. C. Crow
Eunice Crow
Gus Pallas
Victoria Pallas
W. Scott Jones
Willis L. Bowers
Lilly P. Bevel
Main Street
4Th Street
Notice of Real Estate Auction by Federal Land Bank
Notice under an order of sale issued by Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court in case 16502 The Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas plaintiff vs Ferdinand Koch et al defendants. Sale at the south front door of Ada courthouse September 30 1940 at 2 pm for 160 acres in Pontotoc County to satisfy 2823.90 plus six percent interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Ferdinand Koch
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
W. N. Hughes
McKerel
Davidson
W. E. Pepperell
Federal Land Bank of
Notice of Resale of Property in Stonewall City Oklahoma
Notice dated October 10 1940 for Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Separate bids on each property at Stonewall City Tot 10 Block 35 with amount bid $25. Sale of each property shall be made separately to be apportioned costs of advertisement and other charges.
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Classified Ads
A classified notice highlights higher returns on investments in vested Ada News listings. The ad outlines increased yields for patrons purchasing advert space and notes terms for duration and payment options.
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Ada News
Guardianship Sale of Patricia Haney Property in Ada Oklahoma
Carrie M. Walker guardian will sell at public auction September 21 1940 at ten o clock for Patricia Haney minor. The real estate includes undivided interests in Lots 1 2 3 Block 74 Ada city and extensive portions of Sections 6 31 Township 5 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County totaling about 313.04 acres plus Lots 5 6 7 Block F Sunrise Addition Ada. Sale is subject to court confirmation with cash on confirmation.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Patricia Haney
Carrie M. Walker
County of
Pontotoc
Court House
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc Courty
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Local Marriage Licenses Issued At Court Clerk Office
The court clerk issued licenses to Dan Abram 65 and Willie Walker 64 both of Stonewall Frank E. Orebaugh Jr. 24 Ada and Dorothy Pauline Harrison 24 Ada J M Upshaw 73 Has kell and Jennie J White 70 Platter Ruth Elkin legal age Ada and Joe Grady McCorkle legal age Atoka John A Schooley 29 Ada and Arcie Perry 28 Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Abram
Stonewall
Willie Walker
Frank E. Orebaugh, Jr
Ada
Dorothy Pauline Harrison
J. M. Upshaw
Haskell
Jennie J. White
Platter
Ruth Elkin
Joe Grady McCorkle
Atoka
John A. Schooley
Arcie Perry
Oklahoma City approves $2000 for guardsmen uniforms
Sept. 11 reports that additions to National Guard officers' personnel due to a year of training prompted Adjt Gen Louis A Ledbetter to request $2000 more for officers' uniforms. Governor Phillips approved transferring the amount from the adjutant general's contingent fund to the uniform account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
National Guard
Adjt
Louis A. Ledbetter
Phillips
Adjutant General
Berlin Faces Threat as German Hazardous Device Planes Head to London
Berlin reports a predicted influx of 2,500 German planes carrying hazardous devices to London for attacks in coming days. Berlin cites Reich sources claiming strikes on Parliament and other sites while Britain vows raids in return. Casualties include five dead in Berlin amid urban evacuations and continued air combat.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Reichstag
Buckingham
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Castle
Britain
England
German Reich
RAF
Reichstal
Academy of Arts
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
High Command
Downing Street
Whitehall
Adolf Hitler
France
Belgium
Nationality Code May Be Stiffened
Washington reports prompt action on a new nationality code aimed at tightening naturalization rules to bar Communists Nazis and Fascists from citizenship. The bill would repeal existing laws and set new eligibility and anti-sabotage provisions while clarifying who is disqualified.
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Washington
House
United States
Rep
Rees
R-Kas
Merit supervisor named for Oklahoma federal state agencies
Ray A. Dillon former associate professor of psychology and education at Oklahoma City University is appointed the new merit system supervisor for federal state agencies in Oklahoma. The AP photograph credits accompany the report.
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Ray A. Dillon
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma
London Fire Blitz Targets Port and Industry
London suffered widespread fires amid city and port industries as bombers struck southeastern Britain including docks and military sites. A separate raid aimed at government offices on Wilhelmstrasse caused incendiaries to reach the Reichstag roof, while a British convoy tanker was sunk south of the Hebrides.
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London
British Isle
Hebrides
England
Reichstag
Reich
Wilhelmstrasse
Toland To Remain As Group Counsel
The house committee investigating the labor board decided to keep Edmund M. Toland as volunteer counsel despite his public support for Wendell Willkie. Rep Healey questioned impartiality, Toland defended his neutrality, and Chairman Smith announced the committee would continue Toland’s services without pay until the inquiry concludes.
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Washington
House
Labor Board
Edmund M. Toland
Wendell L. Willkie
Rep. Healey
Mass
Toland
Wendell Willkie
Mahatma Ghandi
Healey
Smith
D Va
Two Children Die as Train Strikes School Truck
In Bernalillo near Albuquerque a Santa Fe El Capitan diesel passenger train at 50 mph struck a school pickup. James Armijo 12 and Eduardo Sandoval 11 died. Candido Sandoval, father of one victim, was among the injured along with four other children. Martin Sandoval 7 remained hospitalized with critical injuries.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
el Capiten
Bernalillo
Candido Sandoval
James Armijo
Eduardo Sandoval
Martin Sandoval
Antonescu Warns of Anarchistic Movements in Romania
In Bucharest on September 11 General Ion Antonescu warned against dissatisfaction and anarchistic movements. He said those who exploit freedom to push anarchist ideas will be punished, a warning seen as aimed at the pro Nazi Iron Guard within political circles.
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Antonescu
Bucharest
Romania
Ion Antonescu
Iron Guard
Yugoslav Albanian Border Clashes Reported
Yugoslav defense chief Gen. Milan Nedic praised soldiers for brave action after clashes at the Albanian frontier. He said six Yugoslavs were killed and many injured. Unofficial reports claim fighting has continued since May with higher casualties.
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Bitoli
Yugoslavia
Defense
Milan Nedic
War Ministry
Oakman and Francois 4-H Excels at County Exhibit
Oak man school at Francois led the county exhibit with 12 firsts and eight seconds as Oakman and the 4-H club displayed projects. The Pentecostal Holiness church held services with Pastor Juanita Caldwell. Several local families hosted visitors and relatives over the weekend.
Sunday church attendance rises at local pew
A 63 attendance figure was reported for Sunday school with a large Sunday evening crowd. Sermon by Brother Oliver of Ada impressed attendees as services for Friday Saturday and Sunday were announced.
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Brother Oliver
Ada
A. W. Oliver
Gladys Farr
Valley View Hospital
Gene Farr
Mildred
Ruby
McCause
Clayton Christensen
Sentinel CCC
Pap Bullock
Pickett
Stanley
Opal Bartee
Bud Sutton
Frank Cox
Elmer Vandergraff
Grider
Local Notes From Lightning Ridge Community
Light Ridge residents visit relatives in Ada and Latta while students prepare for East Central and Edmond colleges. Army servicemen Otis Perriman and Bob Meeks visit family as a revival ends with conversions and 12 church additions. Joe Watson plans college enrollment at Stillwater.
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Lightning Ridge
Bumpus
Fitzhugh
Allen Sweat
Theda Soloman
Amazon McCullah
Grace Soloman
Elnora Kelley
Sonny Boy Patton
Mark Soloman
Pearl Bunyard
Ada
A. Hennigan
Davis Pendleton
East Central
Gus Watson
Joe
Ross Montgomery
Geneva McKeel
Edmond
Helen Storrie
Dell Green
Latta
Bennie Owenby
Jimmie
Fay Pendleton
Otis Perriman
Bob Meeks
San Antonio
Otis
George Perriman
Jack Pendleton
Stillwater
Brother Wright
Brother Blair
Joe Watson
Sunshine elder Ford Keeps Regular Mission Service
Sunshine reports Elder A. E. Ford fulfilled his regular appointment at Land mark Missionary Baptist church with a well attended service. Ray Stewart visited W. J. Ballard Tuesday morning and Dorothy Green spent Tuesday with Edna Tinsley. Donald Gene Driskill infant son of Mount and Mrs. Driskill died Saturday evening. Purcell residents L. O. Mays family visited Sunshine friends W. J. Ballard and family. Monday dinner guests included H. E. Tinsley, R. E. Evans of Oklahoma City, Leonard Ford and Harold of Wewoka, Pettijohns and children, Arlie Goodson.
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Sunshine
A. E. Ford
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Ray Stewart
W. J. Ballard
Dorothy Green
Edna Tinsley
Donald Gene Driskill
Mount Driskill
L. O. Mays
Troy, Loy
Louise
Mone Faye
Ona May
Purcell
W. J
Ada Social Roundup Sees Wide Family Visits
Mrs Kuykendall of Ada visited last week with her son Homer Kuykendall and family. Mrs Geneva Winters and Mrs Ernest Roundtree visited Thursday in the Heaton home. Mrs Allie Lilley spent Wednesday with Mrs Pete Allen. Mrs Lee Carney called on Mrs Roy Ellis Wednesday. Pauline Ford visited with Mrs Hiller Wednesday. Billy Huff of Ada spent the weekend in the Heaton home. Mrs Ernest Kaufman and son spent Friday with Mrs Syd Johnson in Ada. Mrs Willie Painter and son spent the evening in the Zearley home Friday. Mrs Roland Lanier has been ill. Mr and Mrs Little spent Saturday evening in the Higdon home. Mrs Sam Zearley and sons Herman and Thurman, Mrs Gladys Martin and daughter Jimmie La Rue, and Mrs Ernest Kaufman and son E B spent Monday in the Mullins home. Mrs Jack Brumley and Mrs Asbury Mobley transacted business in Ada Monday. Mrs Jess Holiday and son Jerry and Mr and Mrs Les Brumley were Ada visitors Monday.
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Oakman School
Francois
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Juanita Caldwell
Cromwell
Jim Andrews
Loyd Bush
Bud Bush
Hall
Ava Davison
Carl King
Stella Bush
Leonard Wilson
Harry
John Kaiser
Pauline Pendergrass
Annie Dell
Ada
W. A. Leet
Elva Lee Hilton
Jessie Lee
Carl Kaiser
Breco Hospital
Belvin Faulkingberry
Marion Caton
John McGehee
J. N. Caton
Eula
Juanita Fox
Fittstown
Lee Roy
Nancy
Orlee
Allen Fox
Ira Wommack
George Mansfield
John Williamson
Denny
Obe Scroggins
Cedar Grove
Ross Wommack
Kuykendall
Homer Kuykendall
Geneva Winters
Ernest Roundtree
Heaton
Allie Lilley
Pete Allen
Lee Carney
Roy Ellis
Pauline Ford
Hiller
Billy Huff
Ernest Kaufman
Syd Johnson
Willie Painter
Willie Painter and Son
Zearley
Roland Lanier
Little
Higdon
Sam Zearley
Herman and Thurman
Gladys Martin
Jimmie la Rue
E. B
Mullins
Jack Brumley
Asbury Mobley
Jess Holiday
Jerry
Les Brumley
Lovelady Club Ladies Meet and Plan September Return
The Lovelady club ladies gathered Friday at the teacherage with members including Mrs. Christene Martin Mrs. Opal Wiles Mrs. Pereline Looney Mrs. Bessie Walton Mrs. Lea Taylor and Miss Opal Dell Taylor. The next meeting is set for September 12 at Mrs. Bessie Walton's home.
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Christene Martin
Opal Wiles
Pereline Looney
Bessie Walton
Lea Taylor
Opal Dell Taylor
D. O. Stewart
Vernon
Floyd Stewart
J. C. Martin
Kenneth Martin
Ada
Lola Taylor
Union Hill Sunday School Attended By Local Families
Numerous local families and visitors gathered for Sunday activities at Union Hill. Partners and kin from Lamesa Texas Lula Center Fort Warren Byars Oil Center Ada Fitzhugh Worstell and Maxwell were noted with several households hosting and visiting. A newborn arrived August 31 as part of the community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Dink Binion
Pete Raymond
Vonne Hall
Lamesa
Texas
Walter McAnally
Odis McAnally
Lula
Oscar Yancy
Tucker Mayhan
Byars
George Archer
Charles
Oscar Whitson
Heard Kelling
Center
Roy Bottoms
Luther Bottoms
Walter Lee Yancy
Fort Warren
Wyo
Coy Booth
Oil Center
Henry Golden
C. G. Archer
LaNora
Mary Francis Whitson
Clyde Cassidy
Bill Pollock
Fitzhugh
Wage Increase in Zinc District Boosts Tri State Mines
About 5,000 mine and mill workers in the tri state zinc and lead district will gain an estimated 7,500 dollars in weekly wages this weekend due to a 2.50 dollar per ton rise in zinc ore prices. Daily wages vary with zinc price, with one scale granting 25 cents per 2.50 dollar shift and another offering 50 cents per 5 dollar shift.
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Miami
Okla
Tri-State
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W. B. Hokett
Hoyt Driskilil
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Gibson
Board of County Commissioners
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Paradise Lost
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St. Giles Church
Milton
Louis Lochner
Channel
California
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Lonzo Baker
Ed Nabors
Bagewell
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Lois Hudson
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Homer
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