Viola Ives Laid to Rest After Tragic Accident
Viola Ives, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Ives, was laid to rest after a life marked by illness and service. Born in Talmage, she lived in Oklahoma City and Beaver County before returning to attend St Pauls Church. She taught school, studied business, and ran a chiropractic practice in Oklahoma City before her fatal accident on July 20 near Beaver County.
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Ing
Mins
Viola Lves
Miks Loofbourrow
John Gathals
New German Lutheran Church
Stave
Hermon
St Pauls
Tow
Viola Ives
A.M. Ives
Ives
Buverity
Oklahoma City
Death Calls Illinois Relative
Lynn Russell notified that Burden Pullen of Centralia Illinois died July 20 at age eighty after a long upright life. He was a prominent citizen who disputed with leading city enterprises and lived a Christian life. The piece also notes recent travels by Charley and Doke Schoonover through southern Texas and mentions rain across Beaver County, along with plans for meals and social notices in Beaver.
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Lynn Russell
Himatepe
Burden Pullee
Centralia
Minnie
Mr. Pullen
Citken
Charley
Doke Schoonover
Texas
Galveston Cownt
Snd
Beaver County
Heard Around Town Cornered by Weather and Visitors
Notes from the town record the hot spell and reports of visitors. Roy Brown visited from Kiowa, Dwight Bradshaw spent several days in town, and Gibbs of Six Mile is described as severely ill. Jaykoon arrived from Oklahoma City to visit Mrs Edwards in Lakeman, and Warhns Provost returned after months away. Ti N Lawson and Gretelien traveled home from Hutchinson after extended visits with relatives.
Illness and small town anecdotes linger in clipped notices
The fragment reports CLARK J. R. Quinnie bedridden with a severe illness, a remark about pleariny and kneeling in supplication, and local chatter. It mentions Miss Edith Ailes and Mae Teekell visiting Milan Kansas, Crabt ree installing a windmill, and a planned elevated storage tank in Alipoat beside growing automobile traffic.
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Edith Ailes
Mae Teekell
Milan
Kansas
Crabtree i
Hie
Alipoat
Waah
Beaver County church visitor Ada Bestnith greets friends
Abstract mentions Mrs Edith Loofbourraw and Mise Violatyes returning from a journey to Talmage Setemee for burial, and Ada Bestnith former Beaver County Register of Deeds visiting Coldwater Kansas this week, with many friends glad to greet her.
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AM. Iwemand
Mise
Edith Loofbourraw
Talmage
Setemeeku
Mise Violatyes
Ada Bestnith
Register of Deeds
Beaver County
Coldwater
Kansas
Beaver W C T U Appoints Sup erintendents for Work
The Beaver W C T U met Friday at the Presbyterian church and appointed several superintendents of departments of work. A follow up program is planned for Friday the 13th at the Christian church and all are invited to attend. Judge B H Leathourne traveled to Oklahoma City on business and is seeking an appointment on the Supreme bench, with supporters confident of success due to his merit.
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W.C TU
Presbyterian Church
Departmente of Work
Christian Church
Op.om
BH. Leathourrn
Oklahoma City
Supreme Bugeh
Temperance Meeting At County Christian Church
A temperance gathering at the Christian church drew a good turnout Sunday evening. The Ladies Quartet presented musical numbers and a brief movement history was given. The Mission Study class at New Braewood’s Thursday afternoon was enjoyed by members and visitors from Cold Water, Raw, and Baxley.
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Christian Church
Braidwood
M Smith
How
Coldwater
Raw
Baxsley
M.A. Charl
Additional Levy Carries in District Referendum
Voters in the district approved an additional levy for public works amid low turnout. Automobiles ferried residents to the polling place while women walked to service sites. Henry, head of the Western Oklahoma Mercantile agency in Beaver, and attorney Pwyford cited changes as Beaver plans new connections. Local reaction mixed as supporters celebrate while others lament turnout and housing finance concerns.
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Thie
Torelay
Erliont
Cyonrion
Henry
Western Oklahoma Mercantile Agency
Beaver
Pwyford
Tule
Annie Cimkinat
Oklahoma Bar Amendment Repeal Faces Railroad Development Hurdles
A long-winded 19th century style notice reports the repeal of a bar amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution by a wide political margin. The piece laments impacts on railroad growth and statehood prospects, noting the Pastottice relocation and pending publication dates for the public notice. It references contest claims, legal actions, and the forthcoming fourth publication date, with names and places embedded in OCR garble.
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Railroad Companion
Oklahoma
Pew
Werthin
Merchel and Cleo Married in 6:40 PM Ceremony
Merchel Wright Rev Lote Shaw officiated at the home of Mr and Mrs D P Miller as their daughter Mita Cleo united in marriage to Merchell. The couple planned a quiet life at home with furnishings ready and support from friends. Both families and friends congratulate the couple and wish them happiness and prosperity in their married life.
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D. P. Miller
Mita Cleo
Merchell
Wright
Lote Shaw
Cheetina Churgh
Panturiai
Horechel
Chen
Besveray
Howe
Hite
Condolence resolutions from Martha Ald Society
The Martha Ald Society of Beaver Oklahoma offers heartfelt sympathy to Mrs J R K Hinkle the mother and family on the loss of her youngest son The resolutions extend condolences and prayers asking strength through God and request a copy of the minutes be shared with Mrs Hinkle and Mrs D F Proett The meeting adjourned with the minutes read and service notes recorded
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Martha Ald
Society
Christian Church
Beaver
Oklahoam
J. Ky Ibokle
Mee JR. Hinkle
Mra
D. F. Proett
Tracy Canute
Open Air Meeting at Mint Mandel Home
The 8 C will hold an open air meeting at Mint Mandel’s home on Sunday evening August Til beginning at six. AHS members and Avior will attend and are urged to be present on time. Lassie Titontas president Methodist Church services. There will be services at the MBE Church next Sunday afternoon, led by Pastor J. A. Pouenies.
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Mint Mandel
Thoras
Ke Sul Hon Om
AHS
Avior
Lassie Titontas
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