County Estimate for Fiscal Year 1923 24 General Fund
County estimates list detailed budgets by department including County Attorney Sheriff and deputies, jail maintenance, clerks, treasurer, assessor, health and schools, with sums for salaries, expenses, supplies, and services totaling a comprehensive general government provision. Includes per diem, road and bridge work, state highway funds, and separate school district allocations.
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Aeston
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Department of Government
County Court
District Court
Beienenteek
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Frisco News Notes Protracted Gatherings and Local Happenings
Frisco hosts two ongoing revival meetings by Nazarene and Apostolic groups near the school and creek. Visitors include families from Atoka, Union Valley, Stonewall, and Pleasant Hill. A Boggy River bridge near Frisco is completed. School resumes with strong attendance under faculty Cavnar Cochran Gordon and Lowman. AN OLD-TIMER.
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Frisco
The
Nazarene
Apostolic Or
Holy Rollers
Lora White
Viola Chestnut
Atoka
A. D. Echols
Jas. Tedder
G. W. Cavnar
Missey Cochran
Gordon and Lowman
Union Valley Churches Speaker Delivers Sermon Sunday
Bro. Shipman from Ada preached a sermon to a large Owl Creek crowd Sunday night. Families and neighbors visited, and several locals were noted in casual gatherings around Ada and nearby areas. School me ntions indicate classes set to begin on the 30th.
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Union Valley
Bro. Shipman
Ada
Owl Creek
R. F. Stephens
Turner
Trimm
Marvin Moore
Lydia Boatman
Ambrey
Pleasant Hill Community News Seeks Frisco and Rocky Chapel Updates
Mrs Hughes and Mrs Blackwell moved into the teacherage welcomed to the community. Dozens visited, including Mrs Durbin Mrs Falter Mrs Falter and family. Church revival ended with a few members. Many locals attended a cream supper and social visits occurred among Golightly Hisaw Elmore and Colbert households.
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Hughes
Blackwell
Durbin
Eva Falter
Lizzie Falter
Mr. Trimm
Bill Nelson
Stephens Home
Friay
Pleasant Hill
E. Golightly
Floyd Hisaw
Pauline Harper
Susie Go Lightly
Jewel Hisaw
Mr. Kite
Adam
Rocky Chapel
Jones
Sheffield
C. Hisaw
Inola Hunter
C. Golightly
T. J. Beaver
Shawnee
Willie Hisaw
Agnes Hisaw
Ruby Colbert
Beulah Colbert
Mill Creek
Co. J. Boucher
Lawrence
George Owens
Jebb Rainwater
Ellard Elmore
Reba Hisaw
Sunday Church Services and Local News
Broth Caton delivered an engaging sermon Sunday morning, a baptizing noted in the afternoon, and visitors from Lovelady attended. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lamb on the 10th but died on the 15th. Eva Brumley and several locals visited, with Holiness meetings in Oakman drawing attendees. Real estate changes include Knight selling Lot 3 Block 74 and Lots 6-7 Block 45 to A. M. Malone, and Dr. Richey negotiating a drugs stock project. Mrs. J. H. Huckens died suddenly, buried at Cedar Grove, leaving a husband and children. Machinery for a new well arrived for section 19.
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Caton
Vaughn
Lovelady
Arthur Lamb
Eva Brumley
Julia Clegg
Mable Harris
Thomas
Ada
Effie Wilson
Harve Wilson
Pauline Eppler
Oakman
Julie Clegg
Aaron
Ruth Staggs
Ahloso
Jewell
Sam Robinson
Lawrence
B. Brumley
Horace McBride
Tom Clegg
Carrie Daniels
Opal Wilson
Mr. Thorp
Gladys Wilson
Ruby Thorp
Francis Ek. J. Knight
Francis
A. M. Malone
Holdenville
Mr. Knight
Dr. Richey
Ao. D. Wright
East Main
H .A. Fagan
J. H. Huckens
Cedar Grove
LIGHTNING RIDGE TEACHERS NAMED AT START OF WEEK
LIGHTNING RIDGE School opened Monday with teachers Mr Parker of Center and Miss Brown of Ada guiding students. A large crowd attended Sunday’s singing event and praised the session.
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Lightning Ridge School
Parker
Center
Miss Brown
Ada
Local visit and singing round among Stewart residents
Tess Hooser visits Stewart friends while Mrs. Brooster and daughter visit Floyd Brooster. J E Dunn heads to Texas for cotton gins. Wilson guests and Rosedale singing class join Sunday events. Several locals attend church at Hart. Various dinners and calls among community members as Elmer Tabers plans to move to Texas.
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Tess Hooser
Stewart
Brooster
Mrs. Jordan
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Cele Neater
Deanna Edetoetintees
Board OF County Coma
Per Diem
County Superintendent of Health
State Highway Construction Fund
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Board of Commissioners
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County Road Maintenance Fund
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Board of County Commissioners
H. C. Stephens
Charley Laseman
J. D. Pace
R. N. Harper
T. M. Sanders
Boggy
Iva Gooch
Marcie Durbin
Toots
Casper
Chuceca
Hart
Lennie Barrett
Naomi Duan
Kelba Jones
Nannie Barrett
Edith Shook
Fannie Evans
Bessie
Bernice Weir
Elmer ‘Tabers
Texas
Barret
Mrs. Sheok
Mrs. Brooster
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Evans
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