Silver Weudinn Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Frost celebrated twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Beaver with eighteen relatives and friends. The gathering included H. G. Purdy Will Seavers and family P. L. Thomas and family Mr. and Mrs. Will Ray and Mrs. Alice Brackeen. A silver casserole and china bowl were given as keepsakes.
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W. S. Frost
Beaver
Mrs. Frost
H. G. Purdy
Will Seavers
P. L. ‘Thomas
Will Ray
Alice Brackeen
Mrs. Front
Missionaries Havek Owen Meeting At Beaver
Open meeting of the Presbyterian missionary Society drew notable attendance from local mission groups. Program featured talks on Why the Missionary Society will Fail, The Mother Goose Missionary Society, piano duets, vocal trio, piano solo, and devotional exercises. Refreshments followed as L D Wood of Battle Creek, Michigan, visited Beaver, with others: Dr L Long returning from Guthrie and Oklahoma City trip, Rev Pearson attending a revival, and Mrs Hendricka and sons Wiley and Earl in Beaver Saturday.
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Presbyterian Usionary Society
Lhat
Missionary Society
Presbyterian
Mother Goose Missionary Society
Mesdames Stranathan
Hall
Teolo McKilipa
Genevieve Stranathan
Gretchen Lawson
Mia
Jeff Holland
Revival Sermon Schedule Weeks End Events
A church revival lists sermons for the remainder of the week. Friday night counts the cost, Saturday night addresses neglect, Sunday morning covers the program of the church, Sunday 3 pm men meet at the Methodist church on The Man who Gambled with the Devil, Sunday evening Women’s meeting at the Presbyterian church discusses Woman's Place in the Kingdom of God, and Sunday night at the Methodist church presents The Question of the Ages.
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Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Kingdom of God
Methodist ‘ Church
Fragmentary home life note on child development and comfort
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report on a household with children. It speaks of fitting rooms and furniture in a bedroom, hopes for record keeping, and aims to use furniture and decor to support a child’s life standards and well being.
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McHioad
Fragmented passage hints at mythic feast of light and shadows
Obscure text fragment references moonlit reverie and distant landscapes. A dreamlike sequence mentions Hiei and Moore in a Spain context alongside towering, silvery towers and a famed court scene. The garbled prose yields limited clear, named entities or concrete events.
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Spain
Haithy Cote Waaodin
Hoiut
Meury Leweh Weiter
Naming of Natal The Britive Enlony of Natal
Fragmentary text recounts Natal naming and colonial-era exploration near Cape of Good Hope. Mentions Vasco de Gaia and Manuel, Portuguese navigation, and European maritime powers after Spain’s rise. Most details are garbled. core idea centers on early explorers and naming of Natal.
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Natal
Vasco de Gaia
Manuel
Spain
Railroad Improvement Experiment Draws Attention
A southern railway company tests a new engine capable of traveling from a side track and moving forward. Gene Couch visited Beaver on Saturday from the Couch neighborhood.
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South Cowl Railway Company
Gene Couch
Beaver
Couch
Beavers Democrats Split on Public Officials Critique
A Beaver County precinct meeting on January 18 issued resolutions defending Democratic officials while denouncing Republican County Commissioners. The piece questions the honesty of critics and notes a Newberry case Senate verdict, asserting no proven bribery or illegality. It calls for fair praise or critique based on facts, not partisan rhetoric.
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Beaver Precinct No. 1
Herald
Beaver County
United States Senate
Truman HH
Newberry
Michigan
Grand Rapid
United States
Senate
Sen
News
Hin
Grand Rapidy
Underwood
Democratic Party
Brea
Appans
Mittin
Henry Ford
Pavilion Floor Nears Completion Amid Nearby Work
The first floor is finished and the top floor will be completed by midweek at the pavilion. The first home game between Beaver and Forgan is expected this week. County Assessor J. W. Renfrow and assistant P. B. McKay visited home over Sunday and returned to Forgan to finish amendments. Other work continues in Floris and Lorena neighborhoods.
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Pavillion
Beaver
Forgan
J. W. Renfrow
McKay
Floris
Lorena
Legion Post discusses building plans at weekend meeting
The Beaver Post of the American Legion met Saturday night. several matters were discussed with the main item the proposal to erect a Legion Building. No decision was reached, but an update is expected later.
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Beaver
The
American Legion
Legion
Bernard Loofbourrow Improves at Lebanon
Late word from Judge and Mrs Br H Loofbourrow that their son Bernard is improving after a bout of werique illness in Lebanon Tennessee. If no complications arise, family hopes to leave him this weekend. Good news for Beaver Chenda readers.
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Mra
BR. H. Loofbourrow
Bernard
Lebanon
Tennessee
Fifth Sunday Meeting at Balko Baptist Church
Balko hosts a five Sunday church program Friday through Sunday with devotions, Bible study, ordination plans, and panel discussions led by local ministers and visiting speakers. Postwar updates note Mrs. Stacy Watts arriving from Enid to join the Finet National Bank addition and Joe Moone’s return from medical examination in Oklahoma City.
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the Baptist
Balko
Bro
Murphy
Serton
Hro
R. W. Martin
Coow
Irvin Murphy
T. L. Ogilvie
Cayler
Beaver
Berth Benger
Nishole
Stacy Watts
Enid
Finet National Bank
Mrs. Wells
Joe Moone
Oklahoma City
Joe
Hobart
Marion Smith
Beaver Denies Smallpox Panic Amid Local Rumors
In Forgan rumors accuse Beaver of a smallpox epidemic and other plagues. Beaver officials push back, noting no malignant cases and keeping schools open, theaters running, and overall health strong while acknowledging some illnesses in the region.
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Forgan
Teachers Association Meeting in Beaver County Oklahoma
State Teachers Association gathers in Oklatina City on February 10 to decide Beaver County representation in the business section. Seventy percent membership needed. some teachers plan to attend to support Beaver County. Members pay 2.00 to join and receive the Oklahoma Teacher publication through May.
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State Teachers’ Association
Oklatina City
Beaver County
Keaver County
Edith Sleain
Forgan
Okla
Ride-a-Wee Club Members Vote Donations and Officers
The Ride-a-Wee group met on Wednesday afternoon with Mia Goo and Henry Weilensday to discuss a donation of four dollars to the Mothers' Club and a pledge of about one hundred dollars to a Payiion Fund. Officers elected: Mrs John W. Savage president and Mrs L. L. Long vice president.
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L. L. Long
Mem Hare
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First State Bank
G. Gafmy
Codler
Frank Coheldick
Cachior
S. A. Miller & CO
Liberal, Kansas
Havek Owen
L. D. Wood
Battle Creek
Clear Lake
Dr. L. Long
Guthrie
Pearson From
D. G. Hendricka and Sons
Wiley and Earl
Beaver Saurday
State Bank
Balko, Oklahoma
L. L. Stine
Frank Fleck
Bernard Loofbourrow
J. H. Boge
Thomas M. Bilis
Liberal
Kansas
Walter Davis
Mice Carrie Smith
Bank OF
Beaver City
Tomers
W. ©. Hocker
A. Maple
G. W. Capry
H. Cafky
V.pres
Oklahoma
F. F. Couch
Berman
Ree
B. B. Hrink
Hunday
Echoot
J.w.sernen
T. E. Carter
Wyte
Vetsonal
Torgan
Huka-Weker Mert
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