Roll of Honor subcriptions and renewals list
Roll Of Honor lists subscribers renewals and discontinue notices with credits to the Panes Charities. Entries include Adn Har Wo M Freeman Elvin Hl ren 16 JA Willhite Lawton ren 2 CH Park Lawton now 1 TR Bennett Lawton ren b FA Haeherie Fletcher RA Din .65 A Rowdiger Elgin Re 2 ren 1 J M Lodes Elgin R trent H BE Good R A Elgin ren 1.00 WW Brunskill Lawton ren 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
M. Freeman
Elvin
Willhite Lawton
Park Lawton
Bennett Lawton
Town pests panic as streetlights scare sleeping residents
A garbled report describes chaos on quiet streets after midnight with an engine roar and a wide open conduit causing alarms. Early Sunday morning sounds of firing and an old Bear are noted while others try to sleep.
Local Route Residents Return From State Fair
On The Elgin Routes, Whos and Hay of route D return from the state fair. Oreile Morris with son or second Mrs W CG Moret operates returned to his home on route L. Mrs Frank Hunter of route 2 reports on the sick list. W Hassenbeck of route 1 reforged debt from Oklahoma City where he attends the water fair. AL Lake of route 2 returned from Oklahoma City after attending the state fair. Eugene Barrow rents the James Nicholes firm on route 1 for the coming year as the late term expects to leave locally. TS Lake and Carl Hendricks of route 2 went to Oklahoma City Friday to attend the state fair. Mrs EW Allen of route A received a message Tuesday stating that her sister Mrs Della Berkey of Shawnee is dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreile Morris
W. CG. Moret
Joes
Gpon Re Uy
Cankasha
Appeniticis
Donesday
Frank Hunter
Ve W. Hassenbeck
Route 1
Oklahomaa City
AL C.lake
Route 2
Oklahoma City
Eugene Barrow
James Nicholes
TS Lake
Carl Hendricks
Pote 2
Mes
Allen
Route A
Della Berkey
Caught With Liquor In Elgin Court Imposes Small Fines
Deputy Bauman nabbed two soldiers and a driver in Elgin after a tip about liquor. All three men pleaded guilty or were found guilty for intoxication and unlawful possession. Each received a five dollar fine plus costs and paid up before leaving court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Lawton
State Fair Prizes At Oklahoma Show
At the Oklahoma State Fair last week HH. PL Wottenge won first on his Winter Orvingtons and placed second and fourth on other poultry events. Entries cost 50 cents per head or $1.00 per pen. 12 head plus pen cost $7.00 to enter. Prizes offered included 82.00 for first and 5.00 for second on singles, 8.00 for first and 2.00 for second on pens. Wottenge netted $6.00 in cash, with travel expenses about $1.30 each way, totaling over $4.00 more than premiums, while advertising value was high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahomy
Soldier Funeral for Frederick Hellas at Fletcher School
A military funeral for Frederick Hellas was held Sunday afternoon in Fletcher school auditorium at 2 pm. Rev Johnson preached, with the Fa Sal band providing music. The service, said to be the largest in the area, concluded with burial beside his father Patrick Holian, in a cemetery east of town. Hellas was twenty years old and died in France. his mother, a widow, lives midway between Fletcher and Cyril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Frederick Hellas
France
Ree. Johnson
Fa. Sal
Steher
Beeside
Patrick Holian
Letchler
Cyril
Blind Quartet to Perform at Elgin School Auditorium
A blind mele quartet will present a musical program in Elgin school auditorium Saturday night this week. They arranged with the Elgin school board to share proceeds with the district. Reported as good singers by listeners, they promise a nod entertainment. Attend to aid both the blind and the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Local births greet week with several new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Hydo Kirkler welcomed a girl born last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R C Montcomb of the star route reported a daughter born Friday night. Louis Flowers and wife announced a daughter born Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydo Kirkler
R. C. Montcombery
Louis Flowers
Meat Market Sold to Frank Fuller in Elgin
Last week Child Hayes sold the local meat market here to Frank Fuller who is continuing the same business. It notes that meat dealers do not stay long in Kigin, blaming outsiders peddling meat during a stop in town. If the residents want a market they will have done it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Hayes
Frank Fuller
Kigin
Elgin
Meeting Closed at Baptist Church in Elk City
Rev BE Morgan closed the meeting he was conducting at the Baptist church on Sunday. He and his family then traveled from the church to Elk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Morgan
Baptist Church
Elk City
Scratched by wire at Mistletoe school incident
At the Mistletoe school on Friday Mabel Lake daughter of T S Lake was thrown from a horse and badly scratched by barbed wire She was brought to Elgin where Dr Martin dressed her wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistletoe
Mabel
T. S. Lake
Elgin
Martin
Monument Erected at Obickasha Cemetery
A group of visitors from Obickasha Moodey installed four new monuments in the local cemetery to honor memories including Mrs. G and BE Mors ris, marking a modest commemorative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obickasha Moodey
Lee Petty Buys Farm From Jennie Hoffer
Lee Petty has purchased the residence and 40 acres of ground he occupies from Jennie Hoffer. The transfer covers the dwelling and farm property previously owned by Mrs. Hoffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Petty
Mrw
Jennie Hoffer
Licensed To Wed In Lawton Ceremony
A marriage license was issued Saturday in Lawton to William O Farley 25 and Minn Ruth Chawderin 17. The nuptials mark a legal union with both parties of lawful age for their respective jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
William O. Farley
Minn Ruth Chawderin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wellewort Savings Bank
State Bank IN
Oklahoma
Bank
Elgin, Okla
Roll of Honor
Okla
Pontef
Harry Frordean
Arthur Fines
Jones
Jessie Slaughter
Minnie Yo
Farmers Union
General Merchandise
George M. Malvern
Sterling, Oklahoma
Badger L Lumber & Goal Co
Kin
Mgr
United States
L.C. Coffin
Whos
Hay
Piiday
Sherif Bauman
Win
Justice Stockhouse
Bigin
Soldier Funeral
Durocs
Henry W. Hasenbeck
New Monument
Clark’s Grocery
Conducted By
F. Herriff
Rex E. Gilbreath
Apache
Gilbreath
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