12 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
1
Beaver Oklahoma veterans from Post No 46 A R recall Civil War era training and express willingness to serve again. They note age limits but vow readiness, comparing past muster with current conflict aims and urging unity with younger forces.
A near fatal street accident prompts a call for lower vehicle speeds. A car hit a boy in front of a house, breaking a collar bone and injuring him badly while the driver claimed he could not stop in time. The writer urges reducing speed limits to eight or six miles per hour to prevent such incidents.
Nathan Jay Rhodes died after a long Civil War era life in Pennsylvania and Kansas moving to Beevor and Meade County. Survived by wife Cordelia Po Kunder and several children, three daughters and two sons, with many predeceased. Funeral services were held at the home of his son in Meade with burial at Grmerend Cemetery behind Cavalry.
Readable fragments mention a Friday night gathering and a social scene. The text references a group or location titled Es Oberne Girlie and a party or event with entry details unclear. Names and places are garbled. the core activity appears to be a social gathering with an entry requirement.
Crowe Petroleum Company of Muskogee locates near Probet Grain elevator for an oil station. Two large tanks unloaded recently as construction begins. Expected early opening indicates healthy local business. no local manager chosen yet.
Fragmentary report recounts yesterday's rain beginning after 11 delivering a steady shower until early afternoon. The text notes damp conditions affecting Beaver County races and mentions a crowd or participants reacting to the weather with phrases suggesting intense downpours.
A former Herald writer and editor appears to exit, leaving the paper in transition as Beaver delegates and other officials prepare for a Grand Chapter meeting. The partial text hints at changes in editorial leadership and staff duties amid uncertain times.
A wartime note declares the United States now recognizes the state of war with Germany after two years of uncertainty. The author warns against critics supporting Germany or Turkey and urges Americans to stay loyal, noting anger and rash acts arise from misstatements and fear. The piece emphasizes the power of words to inflame tensions.
EB Savage of the Savage Unale Bore Were Lee buys the A Nu Eddy mercantile establishment at LaKemp and assumes control for the partial week. Savage will run the business at LaKemp until the new railroad through the area is completed, then relocate. Mrs Savage accompanies the transfer.
Mannino and Richardson wedding ceremony held Wednesday evening in Heover Inez with Rev Perkio officiating. Esra Goffman and Ethel Richardson attended as guests as the couple, Mr and Mrs Chae Lane, reside in Gage Oklahoma.
The Davie Drug Company held its formal Easter Opening amid windy weather and a crowded, festive atmosphere. Guests were greeted with a fountain drink and a decorative interior featuring hand painted portraits by Mee Devin, carnations, and Easter thrift scenes.
A quiet Sunday ceremony at 10 in the morning united Edit Sprague of Elmwood and Wiley Herdericks of Revere in marriage. The event took place at the bride’s parents home, witnessed by relatives and a few intimate friends. The bride wore a white satin gown with a long veil. the groom wore a navy blue serge suit. The couple, both popular among local circles, are praised for their prospects and wish for a long, happy life together.
The Manual Training Class of B. H. 8 displays year’s work in Tracy Hardware window. Observers praise skill level, noting strong execution and school pride. State Superintendent William’s data shows Heater county enrollment at 540 for the year 117, up 28 from prior.
A Georgia M. Tockey letter in Beav er River News urges patriotic action during looming conflict. He attacks war profiteers and calls for immediate enlistment to fight alongside relatives against the “Morgan and their ilk,” praising those who join and denouncing slackers.
Washington April Senate passes a measure to punish destruction of war materiel including railways docks wharves terminals and munitions. The bill carries a $10000 fine or up to thirty years imprisonment for convictions.
The Tuesday Workers Conference met at Mr and Mrs Ls home. A Get-together last Thursday drew strong attendance with a well rendered program and lively social hour. The church plans Bible School at Momer Hill, morning service at 11, sermon The Best of The Earth, Christian Endeavor at 7 10 p m, evening sermon series on The Prophecy of Revelation The Sign of the Second Bear. Special movies announced with an invitation to all.
A garbled notice lists events including a prayer service at 10 00 a m at a location named Tham Epwarth Lempur meet at 7 80 pm Teacher's Training Class Wednesday evening Pewyor Meeting Thursday BM abeloek Sunday evenings. The Mitet of the Will meets next Sunday. Attendees thanked for cordial welcome and prayers.
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