Byrd Walling Marries Elgin Resident in Private Ceremony
The couple wed at the joint Pantone in Elgin with D. Li Himekiey officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Walling, recently finished high school work and plans to settle in Elgin. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burd, has started a grocery business after years in clerking. They will establish a home in the west part of town in the groom’s father’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Elgin
Elgin High School
J. C. Burd
Orr and Miss Mabel Black Unite in Lawton Wedding
Orr of Lawton and Miss Mabel Black were married at eight o'clock Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Black. Rev D. L. Hincks officiated. The couple, surrounded by relatives and friends, will reside in Lawton as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Lawton
Mabel Black
J.lack
Elgin
D. L. Hincks
Rosacker and Jacobi to Open Sterling Stock Here
I P Rosacker of Rosacker and Jacobi Sterling said on Thursday they will stock their goods in Elgin in the room vacated by W N Rucker in about two weeks marking a likely large assortment. The firm, now based in Sterling, is described as five, reliable merchants with a past in barbershops and trade in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Rosacker
Rosacker and Jacobi
Sterling
W. N. Rucker
Rosacker
New Grocery Store Opens in Elgin by Byrd and Wolcott
A new grocery store opened yesterday in Elgin in the former J. P. Ken hemar room under Byrd & Wolcott. Principal figures are J. K. Byrd and C. M. Wolcott. They offer a fresh stock and plan a strictly cash business. Byrd brings grocery experience. Wolcott will assist between other ventures. They advertise in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
J. P. Kenhemar
Byrd & Wolcott
J. K. Byrd
C. M. Wolcott
Byrd
Wolcott
New Man At Elevator In McAnaw Grain and Lumber
J. M. Peters, new hire from Marlow, joined D. BE McAnaw in the grain and lumber business last week. He has experience in both grain and lumber and is expected to be a valuable addition. His family remains in Marlow for now, with plans to move later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Peters
Mariow
D. BE. McAnaw
Marlow
Advertised Letters Unclaimed at Elgin Post Office
The following list of letters remain unclaimed in the Elgin Oklahoma post office as of June 1, 1915. Barrett, Shan In. calling for the above please. Advertised. H P Werrencen, Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Okla
Postoffice
Barrett
Shan
H. P. Werrencen
Bridal Shower Honors Ise Alta Hoffer at E W B Lab
Friday afternoon the E W B lab hosted a bridal shower for Ise Alta Hoffer at Mrs John’s home. Red and white decorations with roses and crêpe paper graced the parlor and dining room, a doll bride sat on the table, lunch followed, and Miss Alta sang with Mrs Ian Coffin before guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. B. Lab
Ise
Alta Hoffer
John
Mies Aita
Ian Cuffin
Miss Ia
M. 8
Simson
Lawton
Adeline Miller
Mies Minnie Millar
Oklahoma
Rats Coffin
Cuamvion
Elgin Routes See Local Travel and Vehicle Trades
Miss Dorothy Hasenbeck returns home on route 3 after attending Cameron school. Carrier Cost sold his motorcycle recently to bred Reich on route 3 and bought a Ford from John Hansen. The carriers report the pickin is good along the routes with patrons bringing fruit and garden sass. Mrs Otto Sims of route 8 has been on the sick list. Mrs Will Hansen and daughter Miss Mabel Rosa visited relatives on route 3. Claud Myers of route 2 bought a Ford car from Ded F Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hasenbeck
Cameron
Carrier Cost
Bred Reich
Ford
John Hansen
Otto Sims
Route 8
Will Hansen
Mabel Rosa
Route 3
Claud Myers
Route 2
Ded, F. Gamble
Packed And Shipped From Rugker Store
The Rugker Store activity closed Wednesday evening and Thursday the remaining goods were loaded into a car and shipped to Okeene. R. Burton, overseeing the works, traveled to Okeene with the shipment to supervise the handling and delivery of the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugker
Okeene
R. Burton
Sera
Frederick men to receive Carnegie medals for bravery
Through the efforts of R. H. Wessel and others in Frederick, Charles Zolinger Emil Steinboex W.H. Reed and Dutch Gordon will receive Carnegie medals and rewards for bravery shown October 28 1918 when five men John Waggoner Mont Dean J W Odell Robert Wilson and G Wells lost their lives in the Frederick city well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wessel
Frederick Enterprise
Charles Zolinger
Emil Steinboex
W.h.reed
Dutch Gordon
Frederick
Carnegie
John Waggoner
Mont Dean
J. W. Odell
Robert Wilson
G. Wells
Frederick City
Mr. Wessel
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Davidson News
Fish Story and Newt Smith Triumph in Local Fishing Contest
In a quirky local tale Newt Smith is noted as champion despite a near miss with his catch. The fragment hints at fees and a quirky outcome with Faxon Blanal nearby.
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Newt Smith
Newt
Lawton Visit By Jonse Ballou On Business Today
Jonse Ballou is in Lawton on business today visiting local offices and meeting contacts to discuss ongoing projects and potential partnerships in the area. He plans to conclude meetings by evening and return to his next engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonse Ballou
Lawton
Business Today
Lawton Youths Arrested on Bicycle Theft Charge
County News reports Foru Lawton boys were arrested at Chickasha on a charge of stealing two bicycles, pled guilty after being rede to Lawton. Gov Williams visited Lawton and supported state fish hatchery funding of 30000 dollars. Congressman Ferris returned from Hawaii. Twin sons of Rev Templing graduated from Southwestern Methodist University in Winfield Kan with BA degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foru Lawton
Chickasha
Lawton
Ray
Cameron
A. C. Maupin
Cache
Sekgrmacaars
Williams
Scott Ferris
Lester and
Leslie
F. L. Templin
Southwestern Methodist
Winfield
Kan
Pricees Leave for Cache New Home
Neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs C E Price bid them farewell as they depart for Cache at the start of the week. During their residence here the young couple made many friends and now wish them well in their new field of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Price
Cache
Omura Job Work and Prigas Reasonable
A brief item notes Lat handling the Omura job work and Prigas established as reasonable. The terse report cites the arrangement and implied fairness in the terms without further details.
Neighborhood News Item Summary From Fragment Text
Ed Betcham of Hollis dies at 61 after consuming car bonc acid. Local note mentions 19 graduates from the Temple and a ceremony at Temple. Additional lines reference Davidson sales and four car loads of binders sold this season.
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Ed Betcham
Hollis
Othea
Catia
Omreur
Doe
Davidson
We thank our ae for their kind help and pless
A brief note of gratitude expressing appreciation for the assistance and support received, framed as a community or church acknowledgment to an unnamed ae for help and prayers.
Seer Names Farm Loans and Real Estate Plan
Local adviser H. P. cennae outlines farm loan and real estate policies. He discusses lending terms, mortgage options, and potential impacts on farmers and landowners in the region. Details cover eligibility, interest rates, and projected timeline for program rollout.
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H. P. Cennae
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Byrd Walling
V. D. Li Himekiey
Boe Et People of
Rey
Lewis
Belle Isle
New State
Orr.Black
Bank of Elgin
D. E. McAnan
Advertiss
Hunters
Star Brand Shoes
L. C. Coffin Proprietor
County News
Bowser
Vaughn Howe
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