Never Grow Old Club Meets for Christmas Work
Mrs E A Stewart hosted the Never Grow Old club on West Okla ave Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Members prepared fancy Christmas work while visiting out of town guest Miss Dorothy Mason of Hardy Okla. Refreshments included peanut butter sandwiches pickles and tea. The next meeting will be at Mrs Topley’s on Tuesday afternoon.
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E. A. Stewart
Never Grow Old
West Okla, Ave
Dorothy Mason
Hardy Okla
Ant
Mra. Werner
Mra. Stewart
O. K. S. Hold Annual Officer Election
The O. KS held their annual election with officers installed that night. Worthy Matron Mrs. J. Ehess, Worthy Matron, with Associate Matron Waveley and others named in the slate. Secretary Fremont Boyle, Treasurer Men L) Galloway, and several positions filled by appointment.
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O. KS
Worthy
J. Ehess
Reger Waveley
Atsociste Malean
Wow Torry
Myre
Fremont Boyle
Ltvessurer
Galloway
Cunduetroys
E White
Cuniluctrosi
W. A. Starkweather
Settlement Reached After Mrs Fitzpatrick Injury At Phone Office
Mrs. Fitzpatrick fell on a poorly lit stairs at the DPioneur telephone office and injured her arm and other minor injuries. Attorney C J Case handled the claim with the telephone company, which promptly settled for $790. Ella Denny returned from Missouri after attending her brother-in-law's funeral.
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Joe
Fitzpatrick
Dpioneur
C. J. Case
Ella Denny
Missouri
Indian Land Sales at Lawton Continue Amid Mixed Results
Indian Land Sales opened last Monday at Lawton with most land offered sold. Sales will resume Thursday and next Monday. Purchases focused on small and undesirable tracts. Many Anadarko area residents were present as buyers.
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Lawton
Marriage Licenses List From Anadarko and Vicinities
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples from Anadarko and nearby areas including George Miller and Grace Caley. Cavol Casady and Carrie Lewis. Bill Johnson and Lena Thomas. Willie Maggard and Minnie Gibson. Gilp Arnold and Henretta Goodwin. Samuel Rice and Mere Eliza Doolittle. Samuel Walker and Cornelia Sturm. Johan Haden and Mania Reese. Dewey Wheeler and Vlora Campbell. Theodore Martin and Roxy Black. Also notes Mrs A Gilmore of Ukeene visiting daughter Viola Gilmore at the post office before leaving Tuesday.
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Geo. Miller
Grace Caley
Anadarko
Cavol Casady
Verden
Carrie Lewis
Wichita Kans
Bill Johnson
Norman
Lena Thomas
Washita
Willie Maggard
Colony
Minnie Gibson
Binger
Gilp Arnold
Henretta Goodwin
Samuel Rice
Mere
Eliza Doolittle
Cogar
Samuel Walker
Row at Fort Cobb sparks arrests and a fight
Deputy Lacey arrested M Banks and N Banks Tuesday with Glover tied to a Fort Cobb barn dispute. The tale involves claims of certs paid, a knuckle confrontation, a tongue house placed on the barn, and eventual court action with lawyers and peace talks forthcoming.
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M. Banks
Newt Banks
Lacey
Anadarko
M. Glover
Banks
Glover
Fort Cobb Barn
Clover
Tip
Sglover
Tips
Peace Will Relen Auprome
Married Pair Elopes to Wichita Falls for Wedding
Ora Grammer and Fern Foust traveled out of town Friday to Wichita Falls Texas and wed there. They feared returning home and Fern stayed in Hobart while Ora planned to join later. The couple aimed to start anew despite confusion and unsettled feelings.
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Ora Grammer
Fern
Wichita
Falla
Tesas
Hobart
Grimmer
Evergulsing
Birthday Party for Catherine Callahan
Little Catherine Callahan celebrated her birthday Friday by inviting several of her little friends to spend an hour with her. A jolly time was spent in games and Mrs. Callahan served delicious refreshments. All left wishing her many happy returns.
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Catherine Callahan
Sever
Revival at Christian Church Draws Crowd and Sunshine Choirs
Rev. Jayold leads a full house at the Christian Church as the Stunbeun choir grows to seventy in October. After bright music, Rev. Tuyold delivers an earnest sermon. Public invited to attend.
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Jayold
Christian Church
Tuyold
Juliet Allison and Her Christmas Gift Dilemma
In a domestic tale Juliet Allison contemplates a simple holiday gift for her husband Frederick as he buys himself a box, cigars, and supplies. She resolves to modest presents, then discovers a newspaper ad that reframes her plans. The narrative centers on expectations, gifts, and evolving feelings.
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E. Kiser
Ely
Christman
Frederick Allivon
Juliet
Christma
Juliet Fey
Wrederick
Frederick
Juliet Allison
Witherspoon
Christmas Morning Gift Sparks Curious Moment
Frederick Allison is surprised as Winwife presents a small plastic case on Christmas morning. Inside are items he hadn t anticipated needing, prompting a playful exchange about future use and a wish to bite into something.
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Frederick Allison
Winwife
Refugees Arrive at Laredo as Monterey Turmoil Rumors Fly
Five hundred thirty refugees, mostly wealthy Mexicans, arrive today from Monterey. Officials warn fighting could begin soon. A Presbyterian minister, an American artilleryman from Brownville, Texas, and his two sons were reported arrested by federals at Monterey, charged as government enemies and released on consular demand.
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Laredo
Monterey
Mori
Artigan
Brownville
Texas
Anadarko Ladies Entertained At Hardware Convention Reception
An elaborate Thursday evening reception in the Lee Hocking parlors hosted by Mrs N A Stone and Mrs A Berch welcomed attendees including Mrs S S Reed and Maria Vator. Music featured piano, with Miss Lillian Lawrence of Chicago and Miss Kariie Stone among performers. A buffet lunch followed as delegates enjoyed informal dancing before departing Thursday night.
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Lee Hocking
N. A. Stone
Shawnee
Association
A. Berch
Mustang
Tly
5. S. Reed
Punts Vato
Mike
Atmlarne
Mise Maria Vator
dapre-Lally
Ink Spatters Pants After Courtroom Ink Bottle Fight
In Judge Campbell's Justice court a dispute between Attorneys Bullen Bristow led to an ink bottle sailing across the room. It struck Kerr on the trousers and hit Bullen on the head but caused only bruises. The men remain friends and the incident is settled.
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Campbell
Justice Court
Bullen
Attorney Bristow
Bristow
Attorney Kerr
Kerr
Rains Bring Record Floods Across the Southwest
Heavy weekly rains have caused widespread floods in Texas with many lives lost and property damage in the hundreds of thousands. Streams overflowed and valleys turned to miles of water, while Okahoma saw limited impacts and predictions warn of more severe weather ahead.
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Texas
Okahona
South Methodist Missionary Meeting Notes
The Missionary Society of the South Methodist Church will hold a regular business meeting with Mrs. Blackmon Thursday at 3 PM. Mrs. A G Goodin from Lincoln Nebraska visiting Geo Goodin family is ill under Dr. Williams care and somewhat improved. E G Warren of Lawton was in the city Friday as the guest of C J Scheetz. They visited Gracemont for business.
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Robi
L. Boake
David Bartholomew
Kansas City
C. C. Thompson
Lawton
The
Missionary Society of the
M. EK. Charch
South
A. G. Goodin
Lincoln Neb
Geo. Goodin
Goodin
West Okla. Ave
Williams
G. Warren
C. J. Scheetz
Mr. Scheetz
Gracemont
Blizzard Strikes Denver Region Paralyzing City
The heaviest snow in years blankets Denver and surrounding areas for days. Residents suffer from coal and food shortages as many are snowbound and reports of missing persons rise. Cripple Creek lies under 15 feet of snow.
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Denver
Col
Cripple Creek
Real Winter Promised This Week By Weather Bureau
The Washington weather bureau forecasts winter weather for the week and says it could be the coldest spell of the season. Forecasters warn of potential heavy cold and possible light snow in parts of the region.
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Washington Weather Bureau
Farm sale in county section 2 to F W Jeschke
Rufus Bowen's fine farm in the northeastern county section 2 sold for 4000 dollars to F W Jeschke of Poonsset. W W Terry returns from Birmingham Alabama after attending the Continental Gin association and enjoying a visit to his boyhood town.
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C.J. Scheets
Rufus Bowen
F. W. Jeschke
Poonsset
W. W. Terry
Birmingham
Ala
Continental Gin Association
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A. ©. Gilmore
Ukeene
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Viola Gilmore
U. S
Fort Cobb
David Ray
Apache
Edith Widaman
Oklahoma City
M. H. Mason
Dorohea
Hardy, Okilsbo
J. W. Stabler
Cowete
Okla
Geronomo
Stabler
Me. W. W. Terry
Mr. Stabler
Nan
Champlio Lamber Co
Lyon Mathew Limber Co
Anadarko Ladies
Kelly
White Hotel
Anadarko, Okla
South Methodist Missionary Meeting
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