Beaver Chamber of Commerce Meets at Jeff's Place
The Beaver Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon at Jeff's Place on Tuesday July Bh at 1 pm presided by R. H. Loofbourrow. Officers W. T. Quinn W. T. Coles and W. B. Hanly attended with many members discussing highway routes and upcoming events in Beaver and Woodward including direct mail service and the July 15 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Chamber of Commeerece
Jeff's Place
R. H. Loofbourrow
W. T. Quinn
W. T. Coles
W. B. Hanly
W.H. Wells
Ray Barnes
Lawson
W. Marts
Bracy Wells
Geo Cafiey
D. M. Kile
Ed Humphrey
A. L. Kimball
Joe Holland
W. G. Branathan
Woodward
Wax Meyer Ed Homakey
W.wells
DB. M. Kile
Moute Ford
Petuhdina City
Beaver
Banger
Ime
Ils
Gal Vltinens
Feu
Bklahouin
Christian Jenson
State Forrestry Association
A & M., College
Mr. Jenson
Chamber of Commerce
P. A
Herald
Actainly Costa
Hersli da Welling
Pius
Mito
Mand Ius
Local harvests loom as labor winds tighten plans
The community reports widespread harvesting with crews scarce and wages rising to five or six dollars a day. Ed Woods and wife welcome a baby girl Jolis Velma, while Walter Smith’s youngest son breaks an arm under a wheat barge. Neighbors share visits and small-town updates as seasonal work and travel continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Woods
Jolis Velma
Walter Smith
B. J. Mosner
Mex
Loyd Gensman
Ben Mebneirt
Through Truck Line Proposed From Woodward to Beaver
Manager Lemngwell of the Patriot Truck Company in Oklahoma City inspected ground for a through truck line from Woodward to Beaver via Clear Lake with a stop at the intermediate point. The plan aims to establish through service along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemngwell
Patriot Truck Company
Oklahoma City
Weel
Woodward
Beaver
Clear Lake
Akhbar Editor Praises Champerlain Remedy for Children
The Same Everywhy Vice editor of Akhbar in Tabor India reports using Champerlain's Colle and Mharrhota Remedy for colic and diarrhoea in many children and servants and finds it effective.
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Akhbar
Tabor
India
Summer school notes and harvest labor sweep in Goodwell
The Beaver Herald reports the fifth week of summer term at the P A M school in Goodwell Oklahoma as attendance stays strong despite heat and harvest work. Students hear talks from Dover Wallace and John Standerfer. County Agent Carl Andrew and Prof Eugene Smite speak on farming and agronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Herald
P. A.M
Albert Johnson
John Griggs
Luther Raglin
Isaxe
Neal
Bernard Shorb
Goodwell
Thote
Dover Wallace
John Standerfer
Carl Andruw
Clarron
Eugene Smite
Bono City
W. Pracklin
Texine de
Ube
Washita County
Panhandle
Banu
Wawhitu
Rockyard
Alou Wistean
Leane O'Neal
Madison
Vicw
Jessie EB
Drom
Riverside
Belle Casdorph
Boyd Asst
Maude Burnham
Beaver
Grace Puckett
Lorena
Gladys Caxteel
Model School
Liberal
Kansas
Mon Roth Dueron
Louis Duerson
D. P. Casdarph
Visiting mother and lodge news from Clear Lake
Mrs Aly Wright visited Saturday while Mrs Jessie Drum attended the Rebeckah Lodge election in Clear Lake. The Beaver county delegation is described as an enthusiastic group of "dive wire" students showing progress and strong work at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Moe
Aly Wright
Jessie Drum
N. G
Rebeckah Lodge
Clear Lake
Beaver County
TIAN CHURCH NOTES AND ATTENDANCE RISES
The church reports higher Bible School attendance nearing the 100 mark with renewed zeal for the new quarter. Supt Hanly and a Goodwell representative visited two Northwest county Sunday Schools. Miss Gladys Ford to lead lemon next Sunday as girls rotate teaching duties. Ray Barnes family spent Monday on Clear Creek. Beulah Hang returned from Supply. Anna Hughes back after a bad tooth. B G Brown family joined relatives for July 4. Loyal Sons Class boys vacationing in harvest fields.
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Bible School
Hanly
Goodwell School
Gladys Ford
Ray Barnes
Clear Creek
Beulah Hang
Supply
Anna Hughes
B. G. Brown
Floris
Loyal Sons
Loyal Sunday Activities and Planned Picnic Weathered by Storm
The Star Clase reports twelve girls meeting last Sunday with Mrs Beagle teaching in Mr Hanly’s absence. Bro Needham to stay weeks, sermon at Presbyterian church praised, and a program planned at Mise Fee’s home Thursday afternoon featuring Mrs Ford and Margaret Ford. The Men and Women of the Bible School planned a July 4 picnic to Allen’s grave but storm altered plans. Loyal Women and Loyal Men highlighted for hospitality and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ford
Margaret Ford
Re. Thorns
The
Bible School
Allen's
Harvest Notes From South Elmwood Weather and Work
In South Elmwood warm days gave way to a Sunday evening shower cooling the air. Harvest crews are short with many working two men and a boy. Edith Kile from Booker Texas visits Grandma Fowler to help harvest with Ellis Kile family at Mr Greer's home. Most kaffir looks fine but more rain would help.
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Euce
Edith Kile
Booker
Texas
Fowler
Ellis Kile
Mr. Greer
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Rished
Brarat
Oklghome
Wood Ward
Red Cross
Ims
Mat J
Star Mall
Petice
Neng
Beaver Beg
NOREE
Ruth Meanor
Arthur Williams
Tomi Ogilvie’s
Forgan
W. J. Henson
Mia
Melton Hebbard
Lena
Emma Hennigh
Oklo
South Elmwood
Trowbridge & Ackerman
New York
Home Lumber & Supply CO
B.A. Jones, Mgr
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prime Albart
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