Sheriff Sale Notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1932 1933
Multiple sheriff sale notices issued in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Foreclosures involve The Federal Land Bank of Wichita and Mutual Savings & Loan Association with sales set for October 1933. Properties include land in Ada and various city blocks with specified acres and frontages. Orders of sale, judgments, interest rates, and attorney fees are stated.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Waa
E. L.young
Uiah Young
RL. Hennigan
Nettie Henniaek
Pontotoc
State of
Shetipe
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
Claudie Tanks
Perlication Notice in Pontotoc County Court
State of Oklahoma notices customers to answer by October 26 1933 in Pontotoc County Court to clear title to Lot 4 of Mock 5 Dan Hays Addition Ada Oklahoma and remove clouds from two judgments against Mary C Kennedy and J W Kennedy in cases 6062 and related actions filed by Dan Kennedy.
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Nancy J . Robison
A. Hobison
Oklahoma
A. Robison
F. A. Robison
John N. Paschal
Pontotoc County
State of
Annie Roff
Chloe Gilbert
J. ©. Roff
Pauline ‘* Hicks
Clarence RB. Gregory
Wills Hicks
Raymond Lay Hicks
WM. &. Hicks
J. C. Roff
Wille Hicks
Heira
Wm. S. Hicks
Dan Kennedy
Rnietret
Dan Hays
Ada
Okishoma
Ai Cloud
District Court of
Klahoma
Della Bedford
Dpawes Harden
Norman teen killed in Norman area crash
Charles Marshall 18 son of Dr and Mrs A M Marshall of Chandler was killed when his car collided with a truck three miles north of Norman Oklahoma. Russell Frikes 19 of Kingfisher suffered minor head injuries. Marshall had planned to enroll at the University of Oklahoma as a freshman today.
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Norman
Okla
Charles Marshall
A. M. Marshall
Chandler
University of Oklahoma
Russell Frikes
Kingfisher
Marshall
Want Ads Offer Insurance Rates and Listings
Want ads show Farmers Union Insurance rates for residences barns and contents and hay barns at 60c and 1.25 and 1.10 respectively with a 3.00 policy for members. Other notices include Ada property for sale or trade near Stuart and Latta trade offers plus a lost bird dog with reward.
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Farmers Union Insurance
J. J. Townsend
Stonewall
Stuart
Christian
Treasury Secretary Woodin signals possible surplus this year
Secretary Woodin said the treasury might show a surplus for the current fiscal year. He cited encouraging increases in tax receipts and said prohibition repeal was most probable and would help balance the budget. He estimated receipts January to June next year would be very favorable.
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Washington
Woodin
Treasury
Calvert and Harris Wed in Home Ceremony
Charles L. Calvert of Guthrie and Grace Harris of Davis married Saturday morning at 10 in the Willoughbys home 305 S. Francis. Rev. O B Lee of the First Presbyterian officiated. Calvert is an engineer for the U S conservation camp at Platt National Park Sulphur. They will reside in Sulphur.
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Charles L. Calvert
Guthrie
Grace Harris
Davis
W. E. Willoughby
S. Francis
O. B. Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Calvert
U. S
Platt National Park
Beer Returns in 3.2 Statewide Vote Across Texas Counties
In a nationwide dry era ending, 3.2 beer legalized in 133 counties while 121 counties stay dry under local option laws. Texas had been dry since 1917 with cities like Houston Galveston San Antonio already familiar with 3.2, while bootleggers and nearby states booted in contraband booze amid sparse enforcement.
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Texas
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Louisiana
First Group of Cotton Checks Arrives for Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill reported the first batch of government cotton destruction checks for Pontotoc County farmers. About 100 checks totaling roughly 6000 dollars arrived with more expected, each issued to the county agent's office for distribution after farmers sign receipts. Checks range from 21 to 210 dollars, with some made out to multiple signatories.
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Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
Mr. Hill
O. H. Roberts
Pickett
Man Killed After Highway 19 Crash Near Tupelo
John Feiliz died at 2 a m after being struck on Highway 19 between Tupelo and Centralia. Lawrence, an Oklahoma City salesman, said he could not avoid the man due to a slick road. Ellis’ kin include Mrs May Goodman of Oklahoma City and a Macomb home. Funeral plans unsettled.
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John Feiliz
Tupelo
Centralioma
Ellis
Criswell Funeral Home
Macomb
May Goodman
Oklahoma City
Ada
Lawrence
Boettcher Well Breaks From Control in Pom Totoe County
Boettcher Oil and Gas No. 1 Woolley in 22-27, John Fittsfield, south Pom Totoe county, failed to remain under control on Thursday night at 8. A bursting gas pressure broke the blind head, the derrick top was cut away, and a crown block was buried.
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Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Company
W. W. Woolley
Boettcher
Woolley
Moore- Wyrick
Boettcher Oil and Gas Company
John Fittsfield
Pomtotoe
Bladenhead
Speculation in Pigs Charged
Senator T. P. Gore of Oklahoma raised a constituent’s complaint to the agriculture department accusing he was compelled to sell pigs to speculators at one dollar per hundred pounds, who then sold to the government for about two dollars sixty five cents per hundred. The seller claimed he had no permit for government sale.
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Washington
S?p
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne Investigates Hog Buyins Speculation
Cheyenne reports Roger Mills county agent is investigating complaints of speculation in the government hog buying program in the area.
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Cheyenne
Oklo
Roger Mills
Texans Celebrate Ending Long Dry Spell With Beer
Texans in Dallas mark the end of a lengthy dry period by guzzling beer and cheering in the streets. Beer trucks rumble through normally quiet avenues as crowd noise and the tune Sweet Adeline fill the air.
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Dallas
Tex
NRA codes on display at Ada post office
Postmaster James W. Lewis announces copies of NRA codes adopted by industries and approved by the NRA administration. He invites Ada employers to inspect the codes at the post office and expects additional codes to arrive and be distributed nationwide.
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Lewis
James W. Lewis
NRA
Ada
Bank Robbery Strikes Geary Oklahoma
Three armed men robbed the First National Bank of Geary soon after opening and escaped with about 1200 dollars. They kidnapped two women tellers and the cashier but released them unharmed one mile south of town. They looted two tills and forced staff to the getaway car.
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Geary
Okla
First National Bank of
Donna Fisher
Leatha Ford
W. A. Richardson
Plymouth
A. L. Waerick
Dillon
Langdon Captured in San Franchiseo
So James Lawson, named as a member of a western gang of outlaws, confessed to involvement in robberies totaling 185 29 in loot and was arrested in San Francisco. His wife Mildred faced a separate charge, while Lawson claimed his cohort list included Glen Roy Wright and Henry Campbell.
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San Francisco
James Lawson
Tawson
Hutchinson Gas Co
Hutchinson
Kan
Union Gas Co
Coffeyville
Joplin
Lawson
Bailey Ecang
Kansas
Oklahoma
Leavenworth
Mildred
Fred Kutz
Cornelius Desmond
Union Gas Company
Glen Roy Wright
Henry Campbell
Butz
Desmond
Ada residents seek federal relief loans after foreclosures
Tulsa applications for federal home loan aid continue from Ada as an appraiser visits to assess eligible properties. Applicants for improvement funds must submit bids from at least two contractors to the Tulsa headquarters.
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Tulsa
Ada
Federal Home Loan Corporation
J. W. Bolen
Bolen
Clemmer Convicted in Oklahoma Slaying
In Newkirk Oklahoma district court jurors found O J Clemmer of Ponca City guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of Katherine Bateman of Oklahoma City after an incident at a Clemmer apartment party. A 10 year sentence was assessed with sentencing to follow next Tuesday.
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Newkirk
Okla
O. J. Clemmer
Ponca City
Katherine Bateman
Oklahoma City
Claude Duval
Miss Bateman
Clemmer
Duval
Oklahoma City Prison Records Cast Lawson As Small Time Criminal
James Lawson of San Francisco, arrested last night, served two short Oklahoma terms and claimed ties to Harvey Bailey's gang. Oklahoma authorities label him a small time outlaw, with prior sentences at Granite Reform School and McAlester Prison and later stints in Kansas and Leavenworth. Fingerprint expert C. M. Reber notes some small criminals graduate quickly.
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Oklahoma City
J P
James Lawson
San Francisco
Oklahoma
Lawson
Harvey Bailey
Bailey
Irons
Charles F. Urschel
State Bureau of Investigation
State Reformatory
Granite
Creek County
McAlester
Reformatory
Kansas State Prison
Leavenworth, Kan
Inmates Found With Twelve Hacksaws At Whison Jail
Duncan Oklahoma September 15 Joe McElreath 29 of Longview Texas and Clarence Gariepy 10 of Seminole convicted bank robbers were moved to McAlester state penitentiary after officers found twelve hacksaws in their jail cells. One bar was partly sawed. Investigators could not determine the saws source.
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Duncan
Okla
Joe McElreath
Longview
Texas
Clarence Gariepy
Seminole
McAlester
Farm price parity not yet restored
Washington reports farmers still below parity with the rising cost of living. Dr. Fred C. Howe notes a 47 percent farm price rise from February 15 to August 15 while costs for items farmers buy climbed 11 percent. The August 15 price index stands at 72 versus 112 for purchases. Howe says the gap remains wide and consumers pay more for essentials, prompting questions about distributor pricing. Cecil is hospitalized in Topeka recovering from gunshot wounds inflicted by his year‑old brother‑in‑law amid a case tied to Esther McCormick. Harold Thornbrush fled Kansas officers after a turf war linked to a prior liquor-law sentence.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Fred C. Howe
Howe
Cecil
Poewa
Kan
Esther McCormick
Prescott
Harold Thornbrush
Kansas
Quenemo
Harold
Wantland
Franklin County
GROWING BUYING MOVEMENT SUSTAINS ECONOMY NATIONWIDE
Dun and Bradstreet reports a nationwide rise in consumer spending with millions in buying power and improved earnings in the second quarter. The review notes reduced suspense since NRA support and stronger retail activity reaching smaller merchants and remote markets.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
NRA
Review of Business
Souvenir Telegrams Linked to Ursechel Kidnapping Case
Federal trial in Oklahoma City next week may reveal how teledrams bearing phrases like souvenir and awaiting souvenirs guided the nine day Urschel ransom drama. Key figures include R G Shannon his wife and son Harvey Nailey Albert Bates and others with ties to the Texas hideout and the Dallas jail escape attempt. George Kelly the so called Machine Gun is also named in connection with the Shannon farm.
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Oklahoma City
Paradise
Tex
Charess F. Ursechel
United States
Texas
R. G. Shannon
Urschel
Harvey Nailey
Dallas
Albert Bates
Denver
Shannon
Sandy
George
Employment figures mount as August gains shown
Secretary Perkins reports 750000 workers returned to jobs in August and payrolls rising by 12 million across 89 principal manufacturing industries. Factory employment up 6.4 percent, nonmanufacturing up 11.6 percent. total gains since March reach 2.2 million, with 1.5 million in factories.
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Washington
Perkins
NRA
Lg& D
Desperado Thornbrugh slain after fatal Kansas shootout
Harold Thornbrugh, a Kansas ex convict and desperado, was killed by Missouri patrol driver Lt. Joseph near Hopkins after wounding another trooper during a trap set by officers. Thornbrugh and his brother Cecil were sought for the killing of Otto Peterson and post office robberies in Kansas. Patrolman James Poage, 38, expected to recover after Buckshot removal.
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Hopkins
Spet
Missouri Highway Patrol
Harold
Hank) Thornbrugh
Kansas
Desperado
Here
Thornbrugh
Tnrombruzh
Maryville
Paul
Jack) Inman
Joseph
James S. Poage
Iowa State Line
Harold Thornbrugh
Cecil
Otto Peterson
Leead Harris
Prescott
Kan
Cotton ginners report mixed on length and quality this year
The bureau notes longer lint length overall but lower grade than last year. About 90 percent of ginned cotton runs 7-8 of an inch to 1 3/32 inches, with 23 percent more white strict middling and 28 percent less middling than a year ago. A small share is under seven-eighths inch and under two percent is untempered.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Walters May Quit Job With Ickes
Theodor A. Walters Idaho Democrat and assistant secretary of interior may resign to his Republican boss Secretary Ickes. Wal ters denies plans yet friends in Congress cite Burlew influence. Walters chairs Idaho Democratic Committee amid patronage criticism of Ickes.
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Washington
Theodore A. Walters
Idaho
Interior Department
Ickes
Walters
E. K. Burlew
Wilbur
Burlew
Idahoe
Democratic Committee
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Claude Sturdivant
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W. BE. Pevpuefrell
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Tate of
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Tits Mutual
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Corporation
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Claudie Banks
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Lock
Clyde Kaiser
Ikinhom
Mont F. Highley
John H. Fryer
Mlaintiff
Okinhoma
County of Pontontas
Diateiet Court
EF. Grisso
G. C. Jeter
Potatotac County
W. E. Grisso
G. ¢. Jeter
Lillie Jeter
Fred F. Brydin
Beection
Joan N. Papchall
Vinia A. Robison
Dawes Harden
W. C. Duncan
T‘gunty
Pontotar
Eee
Thomas VP. Holt
Congress
Cleveland
South Francis
J. T. Conn
Latta
Calvert-Harris
Russell Bros
John Ellis
Contac
Langdon
San Franchiseo
Bailey Gang
Missouri
California
R. & 8 S. Motor Sales Company
Mildred Lawson
Kas
C. M. Reber
The
State Bureau
Whison
Misour
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