Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County will sell on September 27, 1925 at 2:00 PM at Ada Court House the NW quarter of the NE quarter of Section 21 Township 4N Range 6E to satisfy a judgment of South Side Trust & Savings Bank against Clarence McMillan et al. The Gypsy Oil Company holds a leasehold interest subordinate to the plaintiff. sale may be with or without that interest. Facility for viewing titles and terms of sale are imposed by court orders.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
É¢ South Side Trust & Savings Bank
Clarence McMillan
Rollow Hardware Company
W. H. Rolow
W. E. Rollow
W. C. Rollow
R. C. Jeter
Gypsy Oil Comany
B. ©. Bottoms
Township 4
Ada
Gypsy Oil Company
Costa
Guardian to Sell Minor's Real Estate in Ada Okla
Notice of sale of Majanita Jo Sloan estate under guardianship in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Guardian will auction the undivided 2 1 15th interest in the east half of Lot 34 Southside Ada on September 27 1935 at 10 a.m. in Ada county court. Terms are cash with court confirmation. J F McReel attorney for guardian.
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Aoticha
Maianita JO Sucan
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Majanita Jo Sloan
Ada
Majauita
Sloan
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Southside
Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita files suit in Pontotoc County seeking foreclosure on the East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section Eleven, Township Three North, Range Four East, 80 acres, to collect multiple listed sums plus costs and attorney fees. Defendants include M J Bentley and others with unknown heirs or assigns. publication notices ordered.
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Section Eleven
Township Three
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Allen Street administrator with the will annexed of E. Hallock deceased states he holds a Pontotoc County tax sale certificate issued in 1928 for delinquent lands. Redemption must occur within 60 days from first publication or a tax deed will be issued to the owner of the certificate.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Limpia
W. E. Templeman
N. E. Templeman
Burnett Goss
Sam F. Means
Cross D. Payton
Oklahoma
Allen Street
Hallock
State of
E. &. Hallock
Moore Out For Season St Louis Cardinal Rookie Hurt
The St. Louis Cardinals received a severe setback as doctors announced Terry Moore will miss the rest of the season with injuries. Moore, the club’s rookie star outfielder and regular centerfielder for most of his first major league season, was injured Tuesday sliding into second base in the first game of a doubleheader with Brooklyn.
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Moore
St Maruis
St. Louis Cardinals
Terry Moore
Brooklyn
Oklahoma excise board raises maintenance item for School District No 19
Pontotoc County excise board in session September 14 1935 increases the Specific Item of Maintenance of Buildings for School District No 19 from 9000 to 12654 dollars per Senate Bill No 206. The board chairman L S Boswell attests with county clerk H D Garner as secretary.
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Pontotoc County
Pentotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ls. C. Boswell
Excise Board
H. Dpd. Garner
Mixed Circus Saturday Highlights District Event
Rev Luther Dryden spoke at the district program with a dedication service in the afternoon. Several small children were consecrated to God and attendees left feeling it was good to have been there. Reporter.
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Luther Dryden
Oklahoma Special Election Foretastes on September 24
The piece outlines statewide and local questions on the September 24 special election bond authorizations and reforms. It notes potential heavy turnout for Pontotoc County fair funding and mentions general voter interest slow on state measures aside from the old age pension proposal. It also records obituary details for Mr. A. P. Hayes, Civil War veteran, with family lineage and burial in McGee cemetery.
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Oklahoma
School Land Department
Pontotoc County
Weekend visitors and church notes in Ada area
Genev a Isaacs spent Saturday night with LaVern Gideon. Several families visited Geneva Isaacs and each other, with many dropping by for Sunday and weekend gatherings. The piece details visits, Sunday school rally, songs, readings, and a faith outreach concluding with an altar service and a new soul.
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Geneva Isaacs
LaVern Gideon
Lawrence London
Small Son
Bud Dryden
Sterling
Roy
Kenneth Brendle
Johnnie Gibson
Ray Tyson
Berch
Elvin Mitchell
Winfield Law
Edmond Cavener
LaVern
Jewel Dean
Gene Gideon
Ruby
Ray Dryden
Jewel Dean Gideon
Ruby Dryden
Shirley
Galey
John Lewis
Frank Dryden
Law
Tocca Sprague
Harvine Hayes
Vaness
Hubert Hayes
el Paso
Texas
E. C. Cavener
Bruce Little
G. W. Lamb
Young Peoples Meeting
Bobbie Hudson
Matthew
Lennie Burk
Ruth Burch
Juanita Burch
Joe Robertson
Orcie Ball
Bernard Homer
Don Thomas
Ruth
Luther Coffee
S. S
Ada
Stratford
Johnsonville
Oil Center
Worstell
Walnut Grove
Cora Earls
Seminole
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of husband and father
The Reynolds and Hoover families thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during a time of illness and death. Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hoover, Mrs. Burl Covey, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Simpson, and many other relatives express gratitude.
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Mary Reynolds
T. A. Hoover
Burl Covey
W. S. Simpson
Laxton News Shifts as School Program Draws Crowd
A Laxton Friday night program draws a large crowd with visitors from Fitzhugh Sunshine Blue Mound and Panther Creek. Principal G E Parker resigns Sept 1 for a Jennings post, as Osie Gay and family plan a move to California. The Coal Creek Landmark Baptist association held sessions with 47 visiting messengers and ministers by Thursday noon. District revival planned Sept 21 with Sunshine members and Ada pastors Nettles and Oliver. County singing convention slated for late October. community prepares a public lunch for singers.
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Laxton
Ray Goodman
Vernon McAlhany
Fitzhugh
Sunshine
Blue Mound
Miss Parker
J. D. Underhill
Panther Creek
Coal County
G. E. Parker
Jennings
Osie Gay
California
Coal Creek
A. E. Ford
Bro
Nettles
Oliver
Ada
Rodessa Field Disappointing and Tulsa Oil Trends
Oil operators saw Rodessa in Louisiana fail to live up to early hopes as water encroachment grows, while in Kansas Amerada Sunray drilled a record gusher with initial flow over 37 000 barrels daily. Midcontinent price strength and refinery demand remained steady despite seasonal gasoline declines.
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Tulsa
Louisiana
Rodessa
East Texas
Kansas
Oxford Pool
Sunflower State
Amerada-Sunray
California
Chicago
The Worth Of Man In A Moral Economy
The piece contrasts monetary value with human worth, noting that most bodies would fetch little, while famous figures like Lincoln Shakespeare and Socrates contribute beyond dollars. Three preservations were made: a large centipede, a large spider, and a joint snake.
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Lincoln
Shakespeare
Socrates
English Classes Show Improvement In Grammar Mastery
Over the past week Miss Almy supervised English II focusing on letter writing and pronouns while parsing tables were studied in English II. The class posted strong grammar gains with eight students in English IV earning A grades: Ruby Mackey, Ruby Baker, Herman Pennington, Bobbie Riggins, Sylvia Evans, Eunice Tiffin, Joleeta Little, and Vermell Roundtree.
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Miss Almy
Ruby Mackey
Ruby Baker
Herman Pennington
Bobbie Riggins
Sylvia Evans
Eunice Tiffin
Joleeta Little
Vermell Roundtree
Summer School Classes Share Fun and Progress
The report notes enjoyable activities in biology speech and Spanish classes. It highlights perfect attendance among third graders Leo McCurdy Alene Lee Viola Waldron and Ruby Jewel Richardson and praises English posters and overall strong term effort.
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Leo McCurdy
Alene Lee
Viola Waldron
Ruby Jewel Richardson
Pontotoc 4-H winners chosen for state fair trip
Six girls and five boys from Pontotoc county 4-H clubs earned the trip for outstanding club work. The girls Delpha Head Vernice Johnson Bonnie Palmer Isabel Hughes Dorothy McLachlan Bonnie Templeton will attend Oklahoma City Friday to lead the Pontotoc display and arrange the county booth. The others depart Sunday and return Wednesday night. Boys W B Chilcoat Edwin Marr Tom McLachlan Alford Kinman L G Harris Jr also join, each for designated project areas.
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Pontotoc County
Delpha Head
Happyland
Vernice Johnson
Lawrence
Bonnie Palmer
Egypt
Isabel Hughes
Jesse
Dorothy McLachlan
Roff
Route 1
Bonnie Templeton
Miss McLachlan
Frisco
L. G. Harris Jr
Maxwell
Calf Purchases Reported by Byars Trip
The agriculture group and teacher Jeff Connally visited Byars last Thursday to buy pure bred calves. Buyers included Karl Tilley, Ilean Brown, Harold Brown, May Parker, Leonard McDonald, Clarence McCauley, Ola Coulson, Mack Troutman, LeRoy Sullivan and Marvin Carmichae. Cecil Crockett, Jack Cobb and Miles McCauiey had bought calves the previous year.
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Jeff Connally
Byars
Karl Tilley
Tlean Brown
Harold Brown
Nay Parker
Leonard McDonald
Clarence McCauley
Ola Coulson
Mack Troutman
LeRoy Sullivan
Marvin Carmichae
Cecil Crockett
Jack Cobb
Miles McCauiey
Music Classes Study Sharps Flats and Glee Club Selections
The text notes that music classes study sharps and flats in key signatures. Selections for the glee clubs have been chosen and ordered. It praises Miss Meaders for supervising the music department and anticipating rapid progress.
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Meaders
Napoleon Bonaparte in Modern History Class Study
A history class examines the French Revolution and the personal traits of Napoleon Bonaparte during a week of lessons. Students discuss leadership, ambition, and the impact of the revolution on European events.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Spelling Match Chooses Sides as Mildred Finch Wins
Friday marked the last day of school with a spelling match. Mildred Finch and Oliver Roper argued sides. Mildred won the contest.
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Mildred Finch
Oliver Roper
Mildred
Second Grade Students Show Strong Summer Progress
YP. J. Richardson, Noble Spears, Gela Abstun, Bonnie Davis, Wan da Jones, and Aileen Pierce have not been absent or tardy this Summer. The second grade pupils have been doing excellent work in language and numbers. Little Freddy Bundy and Mat tie Elizabeth Martin were visitors of the second and third grades Friday morning.
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YP. J. Richardson
Noble Spears
Gela Abstun
Bonnie Davis
Wanda Jones
Aileen Pierce
Freddy Bundy
Mattie Elizabeth Martin
Editor Meets Peculiar Request From Reformed Street Preacher
An Ada editor recounts a blunt visitor who seeks a newspaper article to reunite his estranged wife by claiming he will hold street revival services. The man admits drinking and has not preached in Ada recently, while the editor declines to print unverified stories without organized sponsorship.
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Ada News
Ada
Crade Off Eight in Lower Bracket at 5 5 8 5 5 Cents
Crade finished tied off an eight in the lower bracket with a five eight five five cent line.
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Crade
Broadcast ban cuts Oklahoma football home games
Oklahoma City Sept 15 King G Price Norman assistant director of athletics says broadcasting home games at the University of Oklahoma and Tulsa University will be banned to encourage larger attendance. The athletic committee supports the plan.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Tulsa University
King G. Price
Norman
Tulsa Board Debates Broadcasting Effect on Attendance
Tulsa committee of the board of trustees discussed actions to measure how broadcasting impacts attendance. The session focused on metrics and potential outcomes for events under consideration.
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Mittee
Tulsa
Leath Hits 100 Yard Golf Shot in Reidsville
In Reidsville North Carolina Oscar Leath struck a golf ball for a clean 100 yard sail with a loud grunt from the crowd noting the ball protesting the hit.
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Reidsville
N. C
Oscar Leath
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Vanoss School Journal
Wallace McWhirter
Allene Cummings
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West End Circus
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