09 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
1
Beaver county items summarize visits by many Kansas and Oklahoma residents, county events, and plans. The report highlights the county agent’s activities, upcoming demonstrations, and meetings with farmers, plus a fire at Gate affecting the Gate Valley Star office and local businesses.
A fragment from the Forgan Eagle discusses an attack on citizens of that town linked to spreading malicious lies about a smallpox situation. The piece critiques the audience’s judgment and notes an acknowledgment of an indefensible stance.
The Women s Christian Missionary Society gathered in an open meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs C P Smith last Thursday night. Husbands and other guests attended. The topic The Field of Tibet inspired members with lively discussion and even lapsed participants showed renewed interest. A social hour followed with enjoyable retreat and companionship. Bids Won for Bridge and Road Work Beal Brothers of Elmwood bid on bridge work near Mexico Creek east of Clear Lake and other Duck Creek projects. R Miller secured the contract for road work between Floria and Lorena.
The Boys and Girls Agricultural Club of Meaver will hold a debate next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The topic asks whether the Poultry Club benefits the community more than the Pie Club, with Layman Jones Hazel Sanders and Albert Ives on the affirmative and Hale Loofhourren Verna Swiger and Gladys Ford on the negative. Everyone is urged to attend.
Young people featured in a church program marking an anniversary of their organization. Mrs. Davie hosted the Bide-a-Wee Club meeting at Forgan, with Mrs Leonard as guest. Guest speaker Mrs. Andrew spoke on science, and refreshments followed.
The annual meeting of the U S Grain Growers Association was held in the courtroom Tuesday afternoon with about seventy of 140 members present. W B R Leonard was elected president and HT Metall secretary. Fred Ginter was elected as delegate to the district convention in about two weeks.
Beaver County residents and officials are featured in this compilation of local events. Reports include political fundraising by Woodrow Wilson Foundation volunteers, hospital visits, court actions, school staff travels to Oklahoma City, and community movements around Beaver with multiple named residents and nearby towns.
Mrs. Lindsay of St Louis will speak at the Presbyterian Church on February 4 at 7 30 p m. She represents the Woman s Board of Missions and is of national reputation. An cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
Ruby Pearl Turtler two year old daughter of Mrs. John Tunder of Balko died February 4 122 of diphtheria. She was buried February Suh. The Herdict extends eympathy to the or rdwing perente. J W Couch was in from the Grant Couch home at Couch Saturday on business. Grant and wife are at the farm during UK absence of their song who are in Wichita. Grant is improving.
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