Welle Passes Away After Long Illness in Beaver Oklahoma
Samuel Hennett Welle, born October 18, 1847 in Madison Indiana, died February 7 1820 in Beaver Oklahoma at his daughter Eva Maple’s home after a long stomach cancer illness. He leaves nine children, 17 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral at Federated Church February 2nd at 2 pm with Masonic rites in Beaver cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Wells
Knowles
Frank Maple
Samuel Hennett Welle
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
Eva Maple
Beaver
Oklahoma
Hater County
Mixsouri
Nanny Stewart
Noh
Clarence
W. H. Wells
Frank Wella
Mimy Myrtle Welle
Va Maple
Mra
May Horan
Wells
Addie Birdeall
Flora Wilson
Elkily
Homa
Im Brothers
M. A. Welle
Near City
Joseph Wella
Appleton City
Missouri
van Sore Hs Raat
Perente
Pee Erie
Wollacon
Beaver County
No Man's Jang
Walls
Modion
Boye
Ane
Neaver
Kane
Winory
Federated Church
Mer. W. i Leonard
Heaver
Masonic Fraternity
Welle
Eequelutaner
Ing Hwek
Planwering
Biye
Wella
Touily
Influenza Reported in Beav er Area Amid Caution urged
A string of new influenza cases in Beav er and surrounding country is noted with the epidemic easing from last year. No deaths yet, but caregivers are warned to handle infections carefully as pneumonia risk remains high for sufferers.
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Marnby
awiniKe
Jantar
Willian Johnson
Atudent Hay
Gardner Named County Attorney By County Board
Denver friends of Edwin Gardner celebrate his appointment to fill the unexpired term of Roscow Riley as county attorney. Gardner, a Beaver County pioneer, practiced law in Kansas City with a leading firm and served overseas in wartime, earning praise from the Herald for his qualifications and character. The Board of County Commissioners is praised for the choice and public approval is anticipated.
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Denver
Edwin
Gardiner
Board of County Commissioners
Roscow Riley
Eatened
The
Herald
Lew
Kansas City
Beaver County
Embry Fight in Right Here at Republican Convention
Bold early report from February 9 describes Embry faction contests in district convention. Everett Purcell and 8 B. Rieharay chosen as delegates, with J M Hannon leading the uni Honal committee. President support undecided as Harmon allies gain influence in Oklahoma City convention aftermath. A Herald forecast anticipates Harmon victory, though no official result yet.
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Embry
J. M. Hannon
Uni Honal
Everett Purcell
En Krouts
B. Rieharay
Woode
Hammon
Hamon
Joe Sherman
Major County
J. KR. Soliman
Beaver County
Secresary
John Spalding
Garfield County
Oklahoma City
Mother honors son in France with Red Cross picture
Mrs. L. M. Stapp of LaKemp brings a framed photo of her son Jar EK Stapp a private in Company B Ma chine Battalion who was killed in action the day before the Armistice. Irvin Taylor of LaKemp in the medical corps saw his friend fall and died later from shrapnel. Mrs. Stapp expresses deep gratitude to the Red Cross and wears a service badge. A public sale notice from TE Smith and others appears, along with local farm and electric notices.
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L. M. Stapp
Fear LaKemp
Herald Office
Grace
France
Ashe
Red Crom
Jar, Ek, Stapp
Battalion
Co. B
Irvin Taylor
LaKemp
Medical Corps
James
Trvin Taylor
Brapp
Eriol Myer
Cough Remedy Endorsed By Mothers In Classic Ad
A vintage note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, arguing gentle relief from coughs and colds. The ad cites long experience and popularity among mothers as proof of effectiveness and pleasant taste.
Illness news and greetings from Moinly and Muskegon
Aura Foster informs of her mother Mrs. J. H. Summers serious illness in Miami. Mrs. Foster and others attended Democratic women’s convention in Oklahoma City then stayed with relatives. Mrs. Summers did not travel. other family members visited in Tuba and beyond. Garden City news mentions W. T. Quinn visiting from Moinly and purchasing a Herald subscription. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fry of Hankford Texas and Mrs. Marion Big and children.
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Aura Foster
J. H. Summers
Miami
Oklahoma City
Muskegre
Loufburrow
Tuba
Mra. Russell Fry
Hankford
Texas
Marion Big
Perjestic Bilious Attacks On Appetite Pattern
Text describes periodic bilious attacks impacting appetite. Subjects notice craving fades before an episode and instead eat out of habit. It advises consuming a light meal and suggests taking two of Chamber witack as a remedy.
Beaver High notes club sports plus classroom chatter
Beaver High notes report a Monday Tuesday absence of Mr Morphy, a special train to transport basketball players, and Beaver teams trailing Forman then leading late. Girls beat Forman 12 48. track and glee club plans noted with student activities across classes and clubs including Rudelphian society and English literature studies.
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Beaver Hiatt
NOTHS
Louine Phelps
Morphy
Echo
Tenney
Beaver
Beaver Mieh School
Glee Club
Rudelphian de- Wate
Mc Murphy
Metonl
Students in Liberal Kansas School News and Notes
Ruby Little reports from Liberal Kansas where students discuss Junior classes and upcoming Lyceum events. Mentions include Mian Tinley, professor Tenney teaching history, a soup experiment in chemistry lab, a Domestic Botence hostess, and attempts to study Latin with teacher Miss Haley aiding in easier case books.
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Liberal
Kansas
Eachera
Mian Tinley
Mala
Profemmar Tenney
Haley
Jomvny
Eany
Ruby Little
Freshman Class Notes Election and School Life Report
Freshman students elect officers with Elora Hancock and Mable Muny among those chosen. Reports cover fall games, absences, and class activities from Freakman to Ancient History and science clubs, including rain delays, cold illnesses, and a night sky exploration project.
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Elora Hancock
Mable Muny
Tao
Treasury
Mary Henderson
Rust
Bec
Fannin Buh
Theporter
Jaya Hancock
Umice
Clase
Forgan
Orean Wee
Beaver
Ae Sompani Sa
Reshma Siable
Humphrey
Wan
Prom
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Moinly Ill
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L. G. Mott
Old Town
L. G
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Ue Wey
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BMB
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