Beaver County News Social Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Jack Harris from Guymon attended events this past week. Multiple residents and visitors, including Mra. Nora Quinn at the Frarer & Fickel office, and visits by W.F DP. Munssy from Kemp Mirror, A. J. Bloke from Liberal, and Mrs. J. M. Goddard traveling to Wichita. Local births, farm visits, church improvements, and a bandstand renovation with advertising space planned to fund updates are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John
Swaim
Ocampaign
Ant
Nora Quinn
Frarer & Fickel Abstract
Preaeent
Easter Services Plan Noted Across Beaver Churches
Eastor churches held morning Easter services with a pastor delivering a sermon and a lay choir singing. At night, Epworth League and Christian Endeavor joined for a union service followed by an Easter program. The Christian Bible School and Presbyterian Sabbath School also presented programs, all well attended and praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastor
Beaver
Kueh
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Christian Bible School
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Wow
Beavey Meade & Englewood Railway to Be Completed Soon
Construction contracts signed for the Beaver to Forgan line with a set completion date of October 1 1914. Beavers and farmers anticipate improved train service and regional prosperity as grade work advances and steel and bridge materials arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavey, Meade & Englewood
Beaver
Forgan
Morgan
Denver
Taat
Vinecnd
Beaver Becomes First with Electric Lights Waterworks and Rail Line
The town boards approve contracts for a $25 000 electric light system and a $95 000 waterworks system funded by bonds voted a year ago. Work to start once materials arrive, with completion hoped by November 1 1914, or earlier if rail construction allows. The projects are described as a turning point for Beaver bringing beauty, convenience, and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B, M. & B. Railway
Meg
Muswer
Suoh
Wales
Beaver
Beav er County Gratitude for United County Efforts
The piece thanks Beaver residents and farmers for their time money and teamwork in building the grade and boosting the local cause. It stresses unity cooperation and shared benefits, praising the county’s collective effort and promising prosperity and a stronger town and region. It urges remembering benefactors who put Beaver County on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Beaver An
Uls
Beaver County
Beavers town cleanup contest offers rewards for trash piles
A 1914 Beaver town civic drive offers $200 to the boy or girl who collects the largest pile of rubbish and $100 for the second largest. Trash may be gathered across town and burned on designated lots with prizes funded by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henati
Heaver
Htte
Beaver
Densily
Falker
Leo Goshey
Dougins
Joan
W. H Robertson
W C T U Leader Lilian Stevens Dies in Portland
Lilian M N Stevens longtime head of the Womans Christian Temperance Union died at her Portland home on April 6 at age 70. Thousands of White Ribboners mourn her faithful counsel and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian M. N. Stevens
Nationale
The
Womans’ Christian ‘Temperance Union
Portland
Malino
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W. H. Robertson
Oklahoma
Jack Harris
Guymon
W.F DP
Munssy
Fn Kemp Mirror
Pagal Tight
A. J. Bloke
Liberal
Kanene, Tupeday
Roola Marsfield
Kansas
Tuca Day
Jas
Crabtree
James
Mary Sima
Kiowa
Lockwood
8. B. Weir
Miss Ruth
Oberlin
Newton Pickett
Caleyville
Kansas City
George
Provost
Burlingame
W. H. Thomas
H. Crabtre
John Sima
Son Paschal
Two Buttes
Colorado
Mr. Sima
Paschal
H.D Peckham
TD Niles
Methodiet Church
Como
C.F. Twyford
Wednerday
Oklahoma City
Fripade
Eldorado
Bengal
Renfrew Investment Company
W. F. Carson
Mgr
Jas. H. Crabtree
Bank of
Beaver City
Beaver, Okla
W. G. Stranathan
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