27 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
1
R. A. Maple serves as vice-president, O. H. Cafey holds active vice-presidency, and Frank Cobel Dick is cashier in the corporate roster of the financial institution.
Bosver County Livestock Shipping Association staged its first sale last week with several farmers posting gains. W P Washburn earned 10.61 over local market offers, D C Desper 18.86 on 12 hogs, and S D Billings 40.00 for two boys, with total receipts around 642.90 for some. Members include S L Long, J A Stanford, W R Simmons, and others. the countywide group offers a steady market, invites new members, and charges a 1.00 fee after the first shipment. Cleve Mooman of Knowles is the manager coordinating shipments.
The Church of God revival at the Methodist church with Rev G B Wright of Glenman is progressing. Street meetings are held every evening at 6:30 and Saturdays at 8. Cottage prayers at 10 each morning. Volunteers invite Beaver Christians to attend and support the revival to bring souls to Jesus.
H B Bridgewater left for Cedarvale Kansas on Wednesday after escaped prisoner Diamond Dick Walker who is being held there. He escaped while being taken to McAlester.
Beaver county announces the marriage of Miss Maude Stalling to J A Ryan at Liberal Kansas on Friday last. They will reside in Amarillo Texas. Maude, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Stalling, has lived in Beaver county for about two decades and was active in the Ladies Music Club Royal Neighbor and Rebekah Lodges. Friends extend best wishes for a long life and happiness.
The notice warns voters wishing to change their polition to vote in the August late primary must cancel prior registration and re-register at least ninety days before the general primary, by May 2 1922. It notes irregular registrations in past elections and urges timely re-registration for party alignment.
Mrs Al Hogsett of Beaver area suffered a light stroke last Sunday and is improving Ed Hogsett arrived from Nash to be with his mother The Herald also notes two weddings at the Lt parsonage Rev Carter united Albert Ebmoinomo and Miss Rosetta Dean of Logan Supt W L Henson attended a Locust Grove district basket dinner closing the school term Miss Bessie Morgan visited her father W S Morgan of Big Joe Lumber Co The office acknowledges a call from a local resident Harry Gray of Tiffin Beaver resident.
A reflective verse recalls a mother’s enduring presence through time, describing how memories and a steadfast love accompany her children in illness, joy, and daily life. The lines express longing for her return and gratitude for guidance and care.
Beaver and Beaver county residents are invited to a three day Community Institute in Beaver from May 7 to 9 under the University of Oklahoma extension division. Eight specialists will present, with a union service, basket dinner, community singing, and sessions led by University workers. Highlights include county farmer and businessman meetings, county teachers’ conferences, and child health consultations, all free, with local organizations coordinating participation.
Lorena Savage 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EB B Savage of Hammon, formerly of Beaver, won first place and a gold medal at Roger Milla County Inter scholastic Meet in Cheyenne on April 21. She will compete April 28 in Southwestern Inter scholastic Meet at Weatherford against winners from other counties. Lorena excelled in music and academics, ranking top of her class and showing strong high school performance in expression, with Beaver friends celebrating her progress.
About fifty members of the Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges attended a Tuesday event celebrating the 103rd anniversary of the Odd Fellows. Forgan and Floris lodges organized, Beaver’s team performed the degree work, eight candidates were initiated, and lodge representatives from Clear Lake Gate Balko Floris and Beaver were present. A new Beaver County district organization was formed with A L Kimball elected president and Frank Nichole secretary. The next meeting will be in Beaver with Balko assisting.
Beaver precinct No 1 Republicans met at the court house on Tuesday and elected officers including Chairman John A Spohn Vice Chairman Mrs Jane Strana Secretary Treasurer Mrs Goldie McCoy and delegates to the County Convention on April 2 at Beaver listing W T Quinn Maude O Thomas J E Spurrier Thomas P Braidwood T M Cowan C K Dram J R Quinn John A Spohn R S Hammon W H Thomas W B Wells A L McArthur Harry McCoy UM P Williams Mrs Harry Bee gle Lydia Healy Mrs Myrtle Humphrey and Mrs Nettie Brown.
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Frank Laughlin's home last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Leonard hosting. Mrs. Clie Potter led devotionals. Mrs. J. E. Perkine presented a Magesta Review on the condition of Negroes and a review of study last completed. Mae L. K. Lang reported finish time business. Twelve members attended and found the afternoon pleasant and profitable.
The tour folie yart resumed in the latter part of the week with cement foundation work under way. County Agent W. B. Fainty attended a live block show in courcelion, with a fine basket dinner at the Twin Mound Dinister last Friday. A school day praised for its good outcomes and expert emphasis on the dinner, described as Krent.
Attorney John A. Spohn and others saw a huge meteor fall Sunday night April 9 near churchgoing home. L. L. Beardaley and J. L. Reeves near Perryton and Beaver heard thunderlike rumble and rattling windows. County Attorney Gardner also witnessed and heard the report about a minute later.
Tele Huguley of Balko vicinity died after a long illness at seventeen. She attended Beaver High School and was a cherished student loved by many friends. Deepest sympathies are extended to the family in their sorrow.
Vorrvet Dally reports on Clarenre Ay Tere bee of Knowles visiting Beaver on Wednesday. Leo Hulee from Hiverside meets four Beaver visitors on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr Sanders attends for the Brotherhood of American Yeoman. Derby of Derby Supply Co. of Enid was in Beaver today.
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