Notice of Sheriff Sale and Court Foreclosure In Pontotoc
Notice of sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma under an order of sale from the District Court dated September 10 1928. Properties include multiple parcels in Sections 7 8 17 18 Township North Range 4 East Indian Base Meridian totaling about 179 acres. Foreclosure details list judgments amounts and 10 percent interest plus costs. Sale to satisfy the plaintiff Clement Mortgage Company against defendants. Sale set for October 15 1928 at 2 60 PM at the Ada Oklahoma courthouse. Also notice of guardianship sale of 34 percent mineral rights in Section 28 Township 5 North Range 5 East and related terms. Includes a separate divorce by publication in Pontotoc County.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Clement Mortgage Company
W Mn.eeeeee Jr
Cora Lee Mosley
Goidele Oil Corporation
Jakin Christy
BE. R. Walker
Leece
Arriet F. Gilstrap
E.trick
Montotoe County
Indian Base
Ada
BF Leon Besage de Stey
Ana
Anna Cowart
Vontchoe
Range
Smyrna
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotec
L. M. Langley
Agnes Frazier
Louisa Smith
Roy Frazier
Ayres Frazier
L. BE. Franklin
Pontotec County
Byron
Roberts
McKeeown & Green
Lara Underwood
Okla
Towit
Betsy Porter
Gale Statler
W. C. Duncan
Guardian
Lucile. Perry
Lonzo Perry
Pontotoc
Lucile Perry
Wewoka
Lonzo
Perry
Seminole County
Township 5
Range 7 East
Guardia
T. O. Cullins
Ontotee County
M. L. Dryden
Lt. Dryden
N&i
Nwi
Postoffice
Stonewall
Cullins
Justices of the Peace
Notice to Creditors in Eunice McAnally Estate
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County notice to creditors to present claims against Eunice McAnally deceased with vouchers to administrator J C Hynds in Ada Oklahoma within four months or claims will be barred. Administrator J C Hynds attorney J F E McReel dated September 24 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Liza Ann Fulsome
Wolfe
Alam Wolfe
Hiurrell & Kerr
American Building
Ada
Oklahoma
Alum Wolfe
Harrell & Kerr
Xecutor
Andor
Eunice McAnally
J. C. Hynds
J. ©. Hynds
J. FE. McReel
Norman How ard Legion to honor two Eagle Scouts
Two scouts, Gene Harris and J. C. Emerson, will be awarded Eagle Scout badges funded by the Norman Howard Legion post at tonight’s meeting. Roy Meek, veteran scoutmaster of troop 4 and finance officer of the region, will speak for the Legion, with Past Scout Commissioner Hugh Norris representing the court of honor and the council. Deputy regional executive W. M. Y. Duerett also attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Norman Howard Legion
Gene Harris
J. C. Emerson
Legion
Roy Meek
Hugh Norris
Court of Honor
W. M. Y. Duerett
Scouts Award Badges During Regional Presentation
Scouts Howard Fleet Shelton Dandridge and Howard Criswell receive first class badges while Richard Couch and Phillip Wimbish earn miniature eagle scout badges. Deputy regional scout executive W M Y Duerett reviews local council records during annual inspection as troops continue programs next week. Owl Creek Pickett and Francis troops were reregistered this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fleet
Shelton Dandridge
Howard Criswell
Richard Couch
Phillip Wimbish
Eagle Scouts
W. M. Y. Duerett
Owl Creek
Pickett and
Francis
Oklahoma Court Rules Warrantless Arrests By Officers
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that an officer may arrest without a warrant for a felony offense committed or attempted in his presence or when there is reasonable cause to believe guilt, even if not in the officer's actual presence. The court affirmed a $2,000 damages award to Zella Follis in Ottawa County and cautioned officers to protect human life when responding to aid calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
District Court
Ottawa County
Sam Martin
Miami
Zella Follis
Ottawa County District Court
Supreme Court
Martin
Parole Eligible for Leopold and Loeb Slayer Pair
Chicago a Sept 25 An error in the mittimus for Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr leads to their parole eligibility in six years for the slaying of Bobbie Franks. Hinton Clabaugh, chairman of the state board of pardons and paroles, announced today.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold Jr
Juliet
Bobbie Franks
Hinton Clabanagh
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Clabaugh
Loeb
Leopold
Joliet
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Clabough
Leonard
Livestock Shows Boost Optimism in Western Markets
Optimism runs high as beef and range cattle prices strengthen in Texas and the Southwest. Oklahoma City reports hogs up 40 percent and cattle up about 10 percent. Kansas notes stockmen recovering losses and continued active beef demand. Montana sees steady slaughter prices while grass steers top $14.50, with a 2.5 to 3 cent per pound higher overall.
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Kansas City
Southwest
United States Department of Agriculture
State Boards of Agriculture
Texas
E. B. Spiller
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Oklahoma City
J. H. Mercer
Kansas
E.A. Phillips
Montana State Livestock Commission
Hoover Leads Smith In Lit Digest Straw Poll
Hoover leads Smith in the Literary Digest nationwide straw poll with 21,756 votes to 10,222 from 32,350 ballots. Early returns show state shifts, especially in Wisconsin New Jersey Maryland and California, with percentages favoring the Republican candidate and caution that figures may not reflect final results.
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Hoover
Smith
Coolidge
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Maryland
California
Nebraska
Literary Digest
Oil production up nationwide with Oklahoma dip cited
The Oil and Gas Journal reports weekly U S oil output rose to about 2 512 808 barrels daily led by California gains offset by declines in Seminole Oklahoma and other fields The article notes a 15 750 barrel rise in the St Louis Pearson field and mentions police reportedly ordered to arrest Al Capone on sight in Chicago.
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Tulsa
Okla
California
United States
Current Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
St. Louis-Pearson
Seminole Field
West Texas
Mid- Continent
Iveaeee
ELOSS
Purvaen
FOO
St. Louis
Pearson
Cushing
Shamrock
Pramow
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
East Central
Gulf Coast
Texas
Rock Mountain Area
Calif
Chicago
al Capone
Al Smith crowds ignite Oklahoma City political rally glow
News account reports Al Smith's Oklahoma City appearance drawing about 990000 people near the stockyards auditorium. Smith mocked Oklahoma Democrat bolter Robert Owen and urged broad religious liberty, while critics hoped for talks on prohibition and farm relief.
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New York
Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Stockyards
al Smith
Smith
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Bolter
United States
Jenks Man Faces Trial for Double Murders
Charles Fray, 490, former Jenks ice maker, is to face a jury in Tulsa in a double murder case. He allegedly killed his wife Lucille Fray at their home on May 4 and later killed his ex wife Laura Fray in Jenks. An officer was wounded and Fray was wounded by Deputy Sheriff William Pinion during the incident. Rose Oldham testified as a key witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Charles Fray
Jenks
Luther James
Fray
Lucille Fray
W. L. Coffey
Laura Fray
Anna Fray
A. G. Curtis
William Pinion
Coffey
Rose Oldham
Pawhuska
Oldham
For Sale 30 Acres Near Ada on Katy Railroad
Unimproved sandy land three miles northwest of Ada on the Katy railroad. Suitable for farming from town. Bargain for truck farming near town. Trade considered. J Taomas P Holt Ada. 9 19 31wr. Lost female hound with big O on left side notify L R Nooner Ada Rt 1 or return to me for reward W H Miller Stonewall Okla 9 19 21. Stolen box of valuable papers from J T Reeds residence 5.00 reward for return. 1228 58 Johnston Phone 1249 W 9 26 1w. For sale or trade Ford touring car 1926 model in good repair will trade for mules cows hogs or crops E H Mc Kendree Phone 101 106 E Main 26 1t. Wanted tow racks Ada Seed Co 9 26 1t.
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Ada
Katy
Big O
L. R. Nooner
Rt. 1
W. H. Miller
Stonewall
Okla
J. T. Reed
Johnston
E. H. McKendree
E. Main
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W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Giuirdian
Jessie Feltenberger
Earl Feltenberger
Francis Marie
Jessie Campbell
L. E. Franklin
Clerk District Court
Della Bedford
Loscoe Arnold
Pontetoc
H. V. Newton
W. A. Alexander
Verson
County Court
Tal Crawford
Seal
McKeown & Green, Attorneys For
Stats OF
Artie Ballinger
Harry M. Ballinger
State of
Sid
A. T.parrish
Flaintiff
Florida
NEA
Palm Beach
Atlanta
High Court
Loeb and Lepold
Mary Rolters
New York State
al Smith Assembly
Ada News
William J. Bowen
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers’ Internation Union
Leaiti
Ada Seed Co
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