Bank Foreclosure Notice and Local Court Advertisements
Public notices detail a Bank of Commerce foreclosure against J A Pemberton with sale of land in Beaver County Oklahoma, plus sheriff and constable actions, a county engineer bid invitation for Beaver County routes, and a farm loan ad from Newton State Bank and Trust Co. Includes partial names and dates, legal actions, and the sale notice set for August.
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Beaver County
Bevtion Biaht
Cimarron
Okilahoras
J. A. Pemberton
Andere
State Bank of Commerce
Gatw
Oklahoma
Ward
J. A. Parmberth
Heller
Beaver
Watily
Judement
Costa
Jiaty
Ridgewater
Tait
Ollahams
Oiahoma
Fterena
New Township
Arrington
Fromes
Lorene
J. A. Ellexson
Lorena
A. Ellexson
Calvert
G. Bowron
Board of Polity
Conmimnonern
Newton State Bank & Trust Co
Newton
Ilinois
Weise
8000 Hiking Clubs in Greater New York
New York reports a surge in hiking with at least 9000 clubs and a quarter million members statewide. Mayor Hylan praises student hiking, health commissioner Dr. Royal Copeland extols walks, and retailers note high demand for outdoor gear. The piece envisions a national hikers’ association to map routes, shelters, and rights of way for walkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stattellon
Boy Scout
Campfire
G. A
Hylan
Bronx
Amateur Athletic Union of
Brooklyn
East Side Boys
Royal Copeland
Dr. Copeland
Edward I Wilbur
Dea
France
Huhter
Meherman
Wiker
Patrom
Socials and visits mark Bowder home gathering
The home of Mr and Mrs Luke Bowder hosted a Saturday night gathering with guests from Missouri visiting the Jenkins home nearby. Sun Shine class social occurred at the Michel home with games on the lawn and refreshments of ice cream lemonade and fruit. Several area families and friends attended including the Messners Andersons Beech and Fass, with extended visits to the McNulty and Evans households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Bowder
Thin
Missouri
Jenkins
Rath
Wilbur Messner
Walter Beach
Sun Shine
Michel
Harry McNulty
Rachel Mosener
Mildred Howden
Frank Peterson
Fra Evans
Beaver
Mr. Hulse
Mra. Klopper
Hartman
Dunn
Willard Nelson
Mrs. Black
Pleasant Weather Follows Rainy Weekend Picnic
Fine weather after Sundays rain brings a large crowd to Twin Mound for a picnic and program headlined by Rev Fallin. Attendees include Mrs Lou Curry of Missouri. a Hooker daughter. Mr and Mrs Clem Schaffer visiting old friends. Ernest Skinner and family. and others on brief trips and social calls. Farm activity noted with threshing underway and local families visiting relatives in Wyoming and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Curry
Missouri
Bumgardner
Hooker
Fallin
Clem Schaffer
Alsom
Schaffer
Local Field Notes From Cottonwood Area Social Visits
Journal notes record visits among Cottonwood residents including Mrs Paattle Dinker, Mrs H M Wilmoth, Miss Fay Thompson, and Mr and Mrs W A Gregory. Mentions include social calls, church class gathering, travel to Morria Gafford event, and a newborn Ruby Starcher.
Infant Reaches Legal Majority On October Day
A infant born on May 1 1900 would reach the age of majority when the clock strikes twelve on October 1 1921. The note states the event will occur within minutes, marking the transition to adulthood under the town’s records.
Transatlantic Voyages and the Atlantic War Service
A fragmented notice describes a voyage across the Atlantic related to wartime service. The text mentions a 17 day period, references to wisdom and greatness, and notes about the Atlantic journey and involved parties, though many words are garbled.
Elmwood and Beaver Tales of Socials and Sports
Community notes from Beaver and Elmwood recount dances at local homes, birthdays, visits from relatives, and a Buckwanter ball game won by Elmwood. Reports include Mr. Hulse hosting, family visits from Turkey and Braymer, and a two room rental notice. Also mentions a fishing prohibition posted by J H Noble.
Farm adjustments propose auction of surplus goods
A brief notice urges taking time to review farm assets, earmarking items not needed next year. It invites advertising and assigns Col. J. A. Sands to sell the entire lot at auction, suggesting it could benefit neighbors and instructs to set dates at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. A. Sands
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Frank Taylor
Forgan
H. F. Davidson of
Catesby
George McBroom
Fioris
Monde
Olly Minton
Flor
Seeticr
AEDT
Monedot
Cummisoners
Amouty Tractor
Judy
Court House
Woodward, Oklahoma
Greater
City Hall
Roosevelt
Oyster Hay
Walkers
Bays
Sittn Noa
Grandpa
Miss Lovn Little
Roy Wilmoth
John Noble
Cecil Getting
Homer Wilmoth
Lester Gibert
W. A. Gregory
Clearee
Atten Morria Gafford Ant
Farally
Berlates
New Mexico
Chan
Wes Wilson
Chun Pittman
Bundy
Ray Wilmot
Wie Calboon
Albert Anthony
Hani
Ws Hix
Alya
John McDevitt
Evans
Oscar Hutchinsons
Buck
Crell Cook
Clear Lake
H. W. Morrison
Vernon Munger
Booker
Texas
W. H. Anderson
Kokomo
Nettie Brown
J. H. Noble
Six Mile
Thon Peahtwonnl Thom
Eric Braidwood & Son Bonded Abstracters
L.S. Munsell
M. D
Beaver, Oklahoma
Col. J. A. Sanders
HUMPHREY @ JUDD
Chamberlain’s
The
Oklahoma Mill & Elevator Co
Wm. Orr
Seaver, Oklahoma
Stranathan, Prop
Everdale Stock Farm
Chas, Eyer
Riverside, Oklahoma
R, F.D
Home Lumber & Supply Company
B. A. Jones, Mgr
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