Dissolution and legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple district notices include the Bob Cason Motor Company dissolution request filed August 12 1936 with objections due by September 29 1936 and publication in Ada Weekly News. Also receiver sale notice for Lincoln National Life Insurance vs Exchange National Company listing property in Pontotoc County to be sold September 21 1936.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Bob Cason Motor Company
Uater
State of
Oklahoma
Ada
Ada Weekly News
District Court
W. E. Moore
Louis Lewis
Yonders
N. Y
Sherman W. Bates
Richmond Hill
Vigezo Hoppe
New York
A. S. Inkelastosa
B. Inkelas
George Lenchner
T. H
Pec Company of
Abraham Siegel
Ira Robinson
Florence Simon
Lajuis T.yoa
Ramond H. Johnson
Fannie Lewis
John B. Kosboth
Josse J. Banta
James J. I. Husband
Louisa Wright Brewer
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Hennigan Estate
Administratrix of the estate of B F Hennigan deceased will sell at public auction in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on September 25 1936 at 2 00 PM at the County Court Room Ada to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation. The sale includes NE of Section 25 Township 3 North Range 5 East and the W of Section 30 and NW and NW of NE of SW of Section 31 Township 3 North Range 6 East containing about 810 acres. Cash in hand upon confirmation.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
H. I. Meredith
Genie Meredith
H. D. Meredith
Ada
B. E. Hennigan
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
B. FE. Hennigan
B. EF. Hennigan
J. J. Sloane
L. A. Braly
Maijauita
Sloan
Hugh Stevenson
Amusiah McLane
R. C. Heard
Chas. A. Powers
Daisy Edna Meaders
Mary N. Powers
Landon and Knox Coming 10 State
Clarence D. Brown for the Republican National Committee says Col. Frank Knox will visit Oklahoma and Gov. Alf Landon will speak there. Brown notes a night meeting in northern Oklahoma, perhaps Tulsa, with Landon likely to address Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Clarence D. Brown
Republican National Committee
William G. Skelly
Tulsa
Frank Knox
Oklahoma
Alf M. Landon
Missouri
Landon
Brown
Skelly
Sheriff to auction Pontotoc county land in 1938 sale
In Pontotoc county Oklahoma the sheriff will sell at public auction on October 19 1938 at 2 pm the South Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and other parcels in Sections 23 and 24 Township 4 North Range 6 East totaling 56 acres. The sale follows a judgment in No 12662 in favor of The Panchal Investment Company against N E Sanders and multiple Rowland heirs and others with $884.97 plus 10 percent interest from January 16 1936 and $560 attorney fees.
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Mid-Texas Petroleum Company
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
T. G. Phillips
Benny Perry
State of Oklahoma
Johnson Perry
Clarence Perry
Nellie Perry
District Court
Panchas Investment Company
N. E. Sanders
N. E. Rowland
Nanevyv Ella Rowland
H. F. Rowland
Frank Rowland
Lucy Rowland
O. A. Rowland
Mae Rowland
Viola McMains
Viola Fitchett
R. Sanders
S. R. Grove
R. Grove
Clyde Kaiser
Okla
Harve Lambert
Knox Visit Dates Set for Oct 16 and 19
The speaker noted Knox would likely visit Oklahoma as a guest of the Rough Riders from the Spanish American War. He added that no ten...
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Knox
Oklahoma
Rough Riders
Inauguration weather, espionage and politics forecast
Washington officials foresee harsher weather and higher pneumonia risk for the January 20 inauguration under the Norris amendment. Congress authorized funds for platform construction, safety, and crowds. The piece notes GOP gains, Democratic anxiety, and suspected leaks within New Deal agencies as the 1936 transition unfolds.
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Washington
Capitol
David Lynn
Congress
District of Columbia
Federal
Government plans to blow up Alcazar with 1710 fascists inside
Toledo dispatch reports Spain's government prepared to detonate the Alcazar fortress housing 1710 fascists. Explosives placed along two underground mines, with troops ready to assault once blasts occur. Evacuations completed around the fortress as siege equipment and ammunition are moved in. High command promises no quarter for male defenders, while women and children may be spared if they survive.
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James C. Oldfield
Associated Press
Toledo
Spain
Alcazar
Jose Moscardo
Aleccazar
Madrid
Cement price probe opens as Oklahoma buys cement
Federal trade commission to probe cement price collusion while Oklahoma officials buy cement at 2.88 a barrel. Ferris and Gentry vote against. 1,119 barrels purchased as bids from seven firms matched. Fort Smith notes 1.08 a barrel locally. Road projects rely on purchases. total today 75,894 including trucks and shovels.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Trade Commission
Scott Ferris
State Highway Commission
Ferris
C. G. Duganne
The
Trade Commission
Commission
J. M. Gentry
Fort Smith Terris
Fort Smith
Dewey Portland Cement Company
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Arkansas
Harry E. Kelley
Loyalists split in north Spain amid factions and attacks
In northern Spain a government defense split occurs as Basque nationalists expel anarchists from posts and form a semi autonomous regime. Government militiamen 40 950 strong push a new line from Orio to Regis near San Sebastian while executions target officers in Bilbao. Madrid reports mile long advance toward Toledo and Urena. US diplomats set final date for embassy refugees as Burgos outlaw groups backing Madrid.
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Associated Press
Spain
Madrid
Iran
Orio
Regis
Toledo
Santa Clala
Cordoba
United States
Burgos
Orcere
News Reporter Rumored Held By Spaniards
Unconfirmed reports say H. R. Knickerbocker, International News Service reporter on the Spanish revolution, may have been arrested in Spain. No official confirmation available as of Sept 16.
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New York
H. R. Knickerbocker
International News Service
Knickerbocker in Custody Controversy Sparks State Dept Inquiry
Creeres Spain representatives arrived at the agency in New York today as the state department in Washington was asked to verify Knickerbocker's whereabouts and attempt his release if he has been arrested. No dispatches from Knickerbocker have been received in three days.
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Creeres
Spain
New York
State Department
Washington
Knickerbocker
Salinas Lettuce Strike Sparks Police Gas Bomb Barrage
In Salinas California police and highway patrolmen used gas bombs to disperse a crowd of striking lettuce workers injuring several. The force drove back pickets blocking trucks moving through the business district toward barricaded sheds while armed deputies and six patrol cars escorted the harvest convoy.
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Salinas
Calif
Church attendance and rain hope mark Sunday notices
Church and Sunday school were well attended with singing Sunday night. Farmers await rain to sow winter pasture. Families and friends visited, traveled, or returned home from nearby towns and extended visits, with church services scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and visiting speakers expected.
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Charlie Offord
Round Top
Floria
Helen
Clark Richardson
Vaness
Watson
Benny Owenby
Mis
Evelyn Meek
Jewel Frazier
Dewey Henry Owens
Barney Sparks
Cordell
Velma Goodpasture
St. Louis
Jack Watson
Gus Watson
Alvie Johnson
Hart
Jack Pendleton
Louis Ables
Joe Watson
Virgil Hoover
Meeks
Everett Meeks
Lee Jones
Mrs. Berry
Bertha Berry
Colberg
Bee Carlson
Ada
Church of Christ
Bro
Kirko of
Wilson
Frank Cope
Ada preacher Bro Oliver returns for Sunday services
Community notes recount Bro Oliver from Ada preaching at this place Sunday and Sunday night. Local residents attend events in Stratford and Prairie Grove. Social calls, visits, and church activities fill weekend with nearby families and a reminder to attend Sunday school.
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Bro. Oliver
Ada
Ray Dryden
Ralph Brendle
Inetta London
Henry Standridge
Mozelle Cavener
Stratford
E. C. Cavener
Frank Dryden
L. T. Mitchell
Winona Mae Law
Avery
Kenneth Pennington
Jewel Dean Gideon
George Standridge
Agnes Standridge
Cottonwood
Inetta
London
Mammie Fletcher
J. W. Law
LaDon and
Winfield
Ll. T. Mitchell
J. W. Isaacs
Coener
Thursda
Nadine Reeves
Mrs. Stinnett
Prairie Grove
Pennington
Walter Fletchers
Ruby Dryden
George Gideon
Shawnee
Frank Gideon
Alice Farmer
Leola Stinnett
Melba Jean Kirby Remembered in Family Poem
A seven year old girl Melba Jean Kirby is mourned in a heartfelt memorial. The verse speaks of rest with angels and the family circle broken by her loss, awaiting a future reunion around the throne with Jesus and loved ones.
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Melba Jean Kirby
Cherry
Summer Water Rate Extended Another Month
City commissioners voted to extend the summer water rate for 30 days to boost use of the city supply for gardens and lawns as drought lingers. The rate increases to 4,000 gallons per $1.00 minimum, then 1 cent per 1,000 gallons after.
Speed Record In Two Minute Jail Term
WOODSTOCK Virginia Carl Feller served a two day jail sentence in two minutes after being convicted of driving with a revoked permit. He entered his cell at 11 59 p m and walked out at 12 01 a m a free man. Turnecoat Nature has declared blossom time in South Dakota with choke cherry trees blooming Myron Cannady garden and Jens Sorenson Whitney crab apple tree at Flandreau blooming twice this season.
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Woodstock
Carl Feller
Milbank
S. D
South Dakota
Myron Cannady
Jens Sorenson
Flandreau
Tap Dancing Rush Starts in Santa Cruz
WPA tap dancing classes attract 82 citizens to the project opening in Santa Cruz while only seven unemployed orchestra musicians and the dance director are listed as unemployed clear of time.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
WPA
Portland Trolley Wire Modernizes City Transport
Portland unveils a nearly 65 ton trolley wire stretching 250000 feet to power 129 trackless trolley coaches as part of a modernization of the city’s transit system.
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Portland
Ore
Colleen Moore Dollhouse Debuts in Salt Lake City
The dollhouse built for 435000 dollars belongs to film star Colleen Moore. It has toured 50 000 miles, visited 27 cities, and been viewed by over 2 225 900 people.
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Salt Lake City
Colleen Moore
Mice Devastate Orchards Across Ida Territory
An army of mice has attacked orchards this year, eating bark at the bases and roots and destroying trees. In Portland Oregon a separate case saw district judge Woodley order F. W. Young to pay $8 after his dog attacked another dog, with hospital costs covered.
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Posse
Ida
Dake
Dee Fight
Portland
Ore
Woodley
F. W. Young
Bessie Williams
Young
Air Mail Service Expands Direct Coast Flights
The Pacific coast gains direct air mail to all cities over 100000 population. In July, 75000 letters were air-mailed on the coast, up 7 percent from June.
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Air Mail
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Cardus Relief Cited For Monthly Pains By Mrs Hunt
Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes relief from menstrual cramps and fatigue after using Cardus. She says the painful nausea and sluggish condition vanished and health improved, praising Cardus for helping her during monthly discomfort.
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Cardus
Herbert W. Hunt
Hallsville
Texas
Car
Pameale
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