Sheriff Sale of Ada Land Under Foreclosure
Notice states on October 15 1945 at 10 06 am at the south front door of Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma the sheriff will sell cash to highest bidder West ten feet of Lot 3 and all of Lot 4 Block 119 Ada for tax and costs under Home Owners Loan Corporation versus Lula Barnett case 18482 to satisfy 3001 19 plus 5 percent interest from January 23 1945 attorney fees and costs Witness September 7 1945 Clyde Kaiser Sheriff W N Hughes Deputy Warren B Rice Attorney for Plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lula Barnett
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Warren B. Rice
Public Notice in Pontotoc Court on Heirs and Quiet Title
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Orel Busby sues to quiet title to described lands in sections 8 16 and 22 township 4 north range 8 east with mineral interests carved out and names heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and assigns named as defendants requiring answer by October 27 1945. Other notices follow for separate defendants with identical process and similar land descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Maude Bledsoe
Hettie Orr
Earliv C. Crabtree
John Ringling
O. J. McCann
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
C. Cotner
John C. Cotner
J C. Cotner
John Cc. Cotner
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
On September 24, 1945 at 10 a m the Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at public auction Lot 11 and 12 Block 102 original Ada Oklahoma for cash to satisfy the judgment in case No 17337 against City of Ada and others The judgment is 1338.46 with appraisal value 1313.66 subject to taxes and costs The sale takes place at the south front door of the Ada Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma
District Court
A. Thomas
Beulah Daawson
John F
Ryan
Joe Ryan
T. M. Hughey
Oren Hughey
McKinley Hughey
John Ryan
F. L. (Fannie) Hughey
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Metcalf Sailor Receives Jury Duty Summons
Seaman Hugh Rhode of Metcalf, aboard a ship off Okinawa, was summoned for jury service back home. He asked Sheriff Allen Bell of Edgar County to arrange his return so he could serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf III
Okinawa
Hugh Rhode
Metcalf
Rhode
Allen Bell
Edgar County
Court action to quiet title in Ida Koey heirs lands in Ponotoc County
The plaintiffs seek to quiet title to the West half of the Southwest quarter and Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Northeast quarter Section 15 Township 4 North Range 8 East in Ponotoc County Oklahoma. They also claim an undivided one half mineral interest and seek to bar all defendants from any claim to the property. The case identifies Ida Koey a deceased Chickasaw by blood Roll No 748 and aims to determine heirs and legal successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township 4
Della Bedford
Vesta Reed
Busby, Harrell & Trice
J. C. Conner
John C. Cotner
M. M. Cotner
Cleveland Cotner
Cleve Cotner
Bedford
Busby, Harrel & Trice
Ida Koey
Chickasaw
State OF
Oklahoma
Orel Busby
District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Iown
Busby, Harrell
Order for Hearing on Mineral Deed Approval in Pon totoc County
In Pon totoc County Oklahoma the 13th day of September 1945 the court set a hearing for September 27 1945 at 11 00 am on the petition by Nanles Parnacher Julia Parnacher Louina Parnacher now Alexander and Nancy Parnacher for approval of a mineral deed covering 7 24 undivided interest in lands described in Stephens County. Notice to United States Probate Attorney Lester Cook Ardmore Oklahoma and publication in Ada Weekly News and The Duncan Banner. WITNESS the County Court seal by Moss Wimbish County Judge. 9-20-45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Rena McGee
Parnacher
Chickasawee
Oklahoma
Nanles Parnacher
Julia Parnacher
Louina Parnacher
Alexander
Andrew Alexander
Nancy Parnacher
Stephens County
United States
Lester Cook
Ardmore
Ada
Luster Cook
Duncan Banner
Duncan
Moss Wimbish
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County Oklahoma Treasurer Sam Dew will sell at the Pontotoc County Courthouse on September 29 1945 at 9 a m separately described land tracts bid by bidders including Homer Stilwell for 150 dollars cash. Sale subject to Board approval with purchaser paying apportioned ad costs in addition to bid.
Era of industrial prosperity foreseen by Lt. Gov Snow
Lt. Gov Wilbert Snow of Connecticut says a great era of industrial prosperity would reduce reliance on unemployment compensation and keep men away from the grocery store for only about 20 to 25 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Snow
Con
Notice of Tax Sale by Pontotoc County Treasurer
I Sam Dew County Treasurer Pontotoc County Oklahoma will October 13 1945 at 9 am at the Court house sell separately parcels of land in Pontotoc County acquired by resale Bids shown opposite each description Ada Original Townsite Lots 11 and 12 Block 162 bid 35500 by B G Anderson Sale proceeds cash on delivery subject to approval of County Board of Commissioners Deputy G Putman 9 20 3tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
B. G. Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
G. Putman
Designate September 2 V J Day urged by Rep Bennett
Rep Bennett calls for quick action to designate September 2 V J Day as the official end of hostilities. He urges Senate and House leaders to move on similar measures, arguing it would end wartime bureaucracy and demobilize government agencies and armed forces. President Truman said the time has not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennett
R-Mo
Sumner
D-Tex
House Judiciary Committee
Missourian
Boren
D-Okla
The
Office of Price Administration
War Production Board
Truman
Congress
Armed Services
War and
Navy Department
Supreme Allied
Bridges
R-N.h
War Department
Edwin C. Johnson
Colo
MacArthur
White House
War
State Departments
Gneral
Salvation Army Drive Set to Launch September 25
The Ada Salvation Army drive will begin Tuesday September 25 with Rex O Morrison city schools superintendent as campaign chairman. The budget is set at 6000 dollars, 20 percent higher than last year, to support maintenance needs of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ada
Rex O. Morrison
American Legion
Rotary
Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Senators Still Hold Slim Pennant Hopes After Wild Win
Ossie Bluege expresses belief the Washington Senators can win the American League pennant after a 12-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers. The game, played on a heavy field from 36 hours of rain, leaves both teams at 85 wins, with Washington 64 losses and Detroit 61.
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Washington
Ossie Bluege
Detroit
Core Infant Dies in Nottingham England
Mr and Mrs G C Core receive a cable stating their one month old daughter Vici Dame Core died from a head injury in Nottingham England. Details are unknown. Mrs E L Core is seriously ill after the birth. Mr Core sailed from New York to England unaware of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
Vici Dame Core, Dughter
Edward L. Core
Nottingham
England
Core
E. L. Core
Mr. Core
New York
Kerr Tours Airports Program With CAA in Washington
Gov. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma visited Civil Aeronautics Administration officials to discuss an Oklahoma airport program and potential municipal acquisition of surplus airports. Accompanied by Don McBride they planned talks on highways and a Pryor Ordnance works survey while urging against selling the plant piecemeal. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma aided state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Don McBride
Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board
Kerr
Roads Agency
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pryor
Okla
Ordnance
McBride
Thomas
Shirley Temple Marries Sgt John Agar Tonight in Quiet ceremony
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple will wed Sgt. John Agar in a simple Wilshire Methodist church ceremony. The 17 year old former child star planned the event with close family and friends after engagements announced last April. Best man will be Temple's brother Jack. maid of honor Miriam Agar. ushers include Agar's brothers and Temple friends. A reception follows at the Temple home.
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Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Miss Marker
Yesteryear
John Agar
U. S. Air Forces
Wilshire Methodist Church
Miss Temple
Zasu Pitts
Sgt. Agar
Shirley
20th-Century Fox
Jack
Miriam
Joyce
John
George Jr
Willsie Martin
Temple
Lillian Agar
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lake Forest
Ill
County Fair Adds Art Division For First Time
The county fair will feature an art division for the first time with four classes original paintings oil pastel crayon and water colors. Exhibitors may use copied pictures only for display and details are available from Mrs. Ed Hunter or Mrs. Dutch Boiles. ALVA Okla Sept 19 Col H H Richardson reported German prisoner Erich Schindler hanged himself in the camp recreation hall Monday burial followed in the camp cemetery as the camp winds down and prisoners are sent home to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hunter
Dutch Boiles
Alva
Okla
H. H. Richardson
Erich Schindler
Richardson
Schindler
Germany
Moscow Presses Trusteeship Aims in Mediterranean
Moscow signals interest in Italian colonies and Eritrea to secure a foothold from the Aegean to the Atlantic. The move would push Russia toward controlling a free Mediterranean waterway via Dodecanese readjustment and Suez access, prompting fears for world peace.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
A.P
Moscow
Russia
Mediterranean
England
Molotov
London
Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers
Soviet Union
Eritrea
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles Strait
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Tripolitania
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Tangier
Strait of Gibraltar
Aegean
Atlantic
Farast
America
Britain
Europe
Greece
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
U.S.A
Quote from Rep Chelf on democracy and hunger
A Kentucky congressman declares that teaching democracy to people with empty stomachs is impossible, highlighting a critique of American ideals in the face of poverty. The remark implies urgency for economic relief alongside political education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Chelf
Kentucky
Oklahoma Sooners to Open With Texas Service Team
Oklahoma Sooners, defending Big Six champions, learned they will face Honda Texas Army Field at Norman in a Saturday game. The Texas service team went 7-1 last year and tied Elginfield 7-7. Missouri and Kansas prep for Saturday’s assignments while Nebraska and others ready for openers next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma Sooners
Dale Arbuckle
Oklahomans
Honda
Texas Army Field
Norman
Texas
Oklahoma
Hondo
Eljington Field
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas States
First Baptist Church of Vanoss Renovation Underway
Work has begun on renovating the First Baptist Church of Vanoss after naming W. R. Petty as pastor. The interior is being cleaned and painted and a fund for pews is raised, with the opening night yielding $158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Vanoss
W. R. Petty
Auto Industry Now Is Making Time In Detroit
Detroit reports flat wage talks as UAW CIO remains idle amid 80,000 workers in strikes and layoffs. Management and labor watch Washington for actions from the reorganized labor department to restart full production. R J Thomas, UAW CIO president, says labor will wait and see on the wage revision and potential strike votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Reorganized Labor Department
United Automobile Workers (Cio
R. J. Thomas
Uaw-Cio
Labor Department
Muskogee Marine Gilliam Declared Safe by Navy
Muskogee Okla September 19 Pfc Preston Solan Gilliam was listed as safe by the navy department after being previously reported as a prisoner of war Gilliam is the son of Rufus C Gilliam of Muskogee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Washington
Preston Solan Gilliam
Okla
Navy Department
Gilliam
Rufus C. Gilliam
Texoma Fishing Still Attracts Anglers Despite Slower Bite
Fishing around Lake Texoma remains popular as anglers from Ada and Oklahoma City travel through Ada toward the lake. Most catches come from small streams feeding Texoma with fly fishing gaining vs earlier plug fishing, and bait availability has improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Texoma
Tishomingo
Ada
Lake Texoma
Congress Leaders Say MacArthur Tossed a Bomb
Washington observers say General MacArthur’s Tokyo announcement proposing 200000 troops to police postwar Japan pressures U S policy. The shift could force demobilization speedups and universal service debates, with Truman surprised at the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
MacArthur
Washington
Tokyo
War Department
State Department
United States
Pacific
MaccArthur
Truman
Japan
End of world prophecy ignites pickle argument in Saint John
A Pasadena dispatch quoted a retired missionary predicting Doomsday next Friday sparking an indignant editor’s phone call. A reader replied that his wife refuses to pickle or preserve any more, asking what’s the use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint John
N. B
Pasadena Dispatch
Governor Gossett Wins Boise Stay Amid Appointments
UK House hunting since January ends with Gov. Charles C. Gossett finally securing a Boise residency. He lived in a hotel nearly nine months and moved into Dr. L. J. Lull's home while Lull acted as Blackfoot mental hospital superintendent. Gossett's leave ends when the temporary appointment ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Charles C. Gosett
Gossett
L. J. Lull
State Health Department
Lull
Blackfoot
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Lahoma
Isaac Johnson
Scott Johnson
J.S. Cannon
Sarah E. Cannon
A. M. Cummings
W. A. Barrett
R. L Saunders
William J. Weindereich
A. L. Martin
W. L Cupps
A. A. Cupps
R. L. Starr
George Davis
John Davis
Fannie Bearden
Ethel Davis
Maud Edwards
Frank Middleton
Lorenzo Middleton
Annie Wilson
Maggie Middleton
Roy Middleton
Earl Middleton
Eugene Middleton
Johnny Middleton
A. N. Davis
Mr. Wivell
Pontotce County
Range & Fast
Towit
Carrie M. Walker
Elizabeth Haney
Colonna
John Haney
Harriet Haney
Armstrong
Patricia Haney
Conkling
Norris B. Haney
Township
Range
Harry H. Diamond Incorporated
Range 8
Letta Williams
R. H. Williams
C. H. Rosenstein
J. S. Cannon
Sarah FE. Cannon
Busby
Harrell & Trice
Gale Statler, Et al
Ada News
W. Woodruff
Kerm M Woodruff
Annie M. Woodruff
Thompson & Braly
NWSW
Homer Stilwell
T. G. Kelly
Sens
CAA
Fa Service, Inc
TM. Reg. U
Milo
Chauncey Simpson
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Tiger
Albert Carr
Kansas State
Simpson
Carr
Henry Shenk
Kansas Jayhawk
Herbert Hall
Lawrence
Leroy Robison
T.C. U
Bob Toburen
Manhattan
Marion Jones
Belleville
Harold Ata
Macksville
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