$250 in Purses Offered for Running Races
A daily quick read notes purses totaling 250 dollars announced for running races with emphasis on prize stakes and event timing. Local organizers promote speed and fair competition among participants.
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31 Aug 1922
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The Beaver Herald in Beaver, Oklahoma
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
1
Child Harpist to Perform at Wichita Radio Studio
Dr L Munsell announced his granddaughter Marguarette Munsell, eleven, will play the harp before the Broadcasting Radio Station in Wichita Tuesday night. The event supports a community fund with the Beaver Hardware listening in but Wichita reception failed. Marguarette, daughter of Mr and Mrs Myra Dayton Munsell of Wicletta, is noted as exceptionally talented. Classes at the high school open Monday at 9 o'clock with subjects listed and football practice beginning, with enrollment numbers and a push for program cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Dia
Myra Dayton Munsell
Wicletta
Boeing
Arthur $. Criswell
Mothers Club to regroup meeting at Grade School
The Mothers Club will meet at the Grade School building Friday afternoon next week September 5th at 2:30 PM. A feature report on the General Federation by Miss Mandel Thomas will be presented. All members and interested ladies are urged to attend and renew efforts for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
Mandel Thomas
Pleasant surprise visit by Miller family and friends
Don Miller and daughter Miky Enid, visiting Mee Herschel Wright, enjoyed a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs. Miller's daughter's home. Old friends attended, bringing refreshments and sharing good times together in a warm, social night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Miller
Miky Enid
Community Sing Planned by Forger Chorus Committee
A community chorus event titled Community Sing is scheduled for an evening at Merhédtet elureh on September day. The event is organized by a committee from the department, inviting local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dep't
Merhédtet Elureh
Maple Ranch Party Enjoys Camp Supper Event
A party at Maple Ranch Thursday evening featured a full camp supper with country ham corn on the cob steak ice cream and lemonade. Guests included Dr and Mrs J K Walker Mr and Mrs J R Spurrier Mrs J W Culwell and several others. The group planned a return visit to Washita county and others attended county events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Ranch
Thoms
Str
J. KL Walker
J. Ro Spurrier
Bia
Washita County
Oklahoma Republicans unite for clean government platform
The Oklahoma City state Republican convention praised harmony and urged coalition rule to promote a broad program for state affairs. Miss Alice Robertson presided as chairwoman, with women gaining committee representation for the first time in state political history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
John Plesda
Oklahoma
Alice Robertson
Surprise honors for Mrs Cafky as Mothers Club president
Mrs Cafky who has led the Mothers Club since its inception received a surprise party at her southwest town home. The event featured cream sherbet and cake with guests praising her organizing skill and her hobby of beautifying homes. She plans to leave Thursday for Lindsborg to place children in school, with Foster Kugte in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasky
Mothers’ Club
Mothers Club
Gettiog
Woodward
Elk City
Lindsborg
Hear John Parsons and the Clean Government Ticket
Fragmented OCR text reports on political slogans and candidates in Beaver, with John Parsons or Fields described as promoting a clean government. The piece also notes a social visit by Gwen Stevenson and relatives, plus a death burial permit matter and local mentions of residents traveling to New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anathy
John Fields
Rachenin
Mise Gwen Stevenson
Mike May Wolley
Fluff City
Kansas
Mra H. R. Hedrick
Caldwell
New Mexico
Beaver
Mra Hedrick
Ales Walt Aff
Fred Jus
Balle
Busi
Youn Burl Mott
Otter Raakters
Midwest Highway Marking Planned From Hutchinson to Amarillo
Representatives of the Midwest National Highway Association plan to mark the route from Hutchinson to Amarillo with metal and cement markers. The line will run via Flat Avenue to Sylvia Road, Stafford, Pratt, Coats, Belvidere, Coldwater, Beaver, Oklahoma, and Texas towns, totaling about 450 miles. Detours will be marked where pavement work occurs, with Oklahoma officials backing the project and local towns expecting increased traffic and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midweat National Highway Association
Hutchinson
Mutchinson
Am- Reo
Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce
Fliat Avenue
Stafford County
City of
Stafford
MH Rou
Pratt
Laks
Coats
Crofts
Belvidere
Coldwater
Protection and
Beaver
Oklahot
Perryton
Spearman and
Dumas
Tex
Oklahoma
Midwest
Oklahoma-Kansas State Line
R. H. Hoes
Ross
Amarite
Texas
Californi
Hutchman
Hyover
Unirlata
Ford
Beyund
Douglas
Rhonese
Ealentane
Judge Ghinstrait Hoke Entrapped by Elevator Shaft Accident
Judge Ghinstrat Hoke suffered injuries after stepping into an open elevator shaft at South Western Hardware Store in Manda. He fell about twenty feet to the cement floor, was stunned, then assisted to safety. He escaped broken bones but is badly shaken and will be unable to move about for a week. Liberal News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grivetead
Manda
Wishowe
Nile
Liberal
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Ed Gardner in Manito
Methidtet chorel members held a farewell party Saturday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Ed Gardner. They planned a visit to Gupppan before New Mom. Gardner to return in a week. The Noble apt family and others joined at the Gardner home for prayers and good wishes. Wesley Noble celebrated his birthday as D C Buck visited from Forgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methidtet Chorel
Ed Gardner
Bit
Mrs
Mire
Gardner'n Health
Meats Wifh Fatal Accident
Karl Mehl sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mehl died after an accident Friday last week he was disk ing in a field when a frightened horse team ran away his foot became caught in a harness frame dragged him two miles and he collapsed injuring him fatally He regained consciousness briefly and spoke to his family before dying at two am funeral services were held Sunday at the Bethany church and interment followed at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mehl
Frank
Bard
Lii
Teleads
Toa. Fm
Mlancontte
Bethany
Boy Breaks Wrist In Weekend Ford Mishap
Albert Ives, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ives, fractured a wrist Saturday while a Ford vehicle mishap occurred. Report mentions other similar incidents and notes J. A. Miller purchasing an Abbott poster joining Beaver townsite, with the Yates family and Mrs. Miller cited in farm occupancy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ives
Harvey Ives
Wox-Portmanter
J. A. Miller
Pirc
Heathweathe
Yates Fawlly
Madiven
Hool Picnic Draws Families From Colorado
A goodly number from the Chrisio Bundy school enjoyed a picnic in the sandhills Friday evening of Last Week. Those who did attend were treated to wine and fine supper. C. C. Tracy, W. H. Thomas and Frank Lavehrin families drove in from Colorado Friday evening of Last Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris‘io
C. Tracy
W. H. Thomas
Frank Lavehrin
Colorado
Haat Wook
Plan Only One Thing for Sept at St. Gray Oklahoma
A brief notice directs planners to focus on a single objective for September in St. Gray, Oklahoma. The call emphasizes streamlined planning and clear priorities for local officials and residents during the month.
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Mexico
Supply Roundup Association
Hal Cooper
Mgi
Beaver Vndede Radio Wireless News School
NTC
Mansell
First State Bank
E. Hocker
KR. A. Maple
O. H. Cafey
Frank Cobeldick
G. Cafey
Forgan, Oklahoma
Missouri Joint Stock-Land Bank
H. N. Lawson
Beaver, Oklahoma
Jontous the
Miis
John Parlos
Governan
Envi
OW Lahenne
Segetenay Ber Dat
Bop
Mr and
Mra
Sheemater
Reaver Cillers Wednesdir Trem
Booker, Esas
Judge Ghinstrat Hoke
Parewele Party
Pom
Gardseus
Apt
Wue Childrem
Uboke
Siodey
Wesley Noble
D. C
Bank OF
Beaver City
Beaver Co
W. 5. Hocker
G. W. Cafey
C. H. Capry
V.pres
Beaver County
Poland
China
Blue Valley Farm
Gray
M. A. Shuler & Son
Gray, Okla
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