Gospel Team Visits Beaver City For Warm Frontier Welcome
The Woodward Gospel team with four Mirtual members traveled from Woodward to Beaver City last Sunday, drawing a large crowd and widespread hospitality. Awaited by Forgan and Beaver, the party met with welcoming bands, a district court room gathering, and three Sunday services where three decisions were recorded. The Beaver event is hailed as one of the heaviest religious meetings the town has seen, with organizers noting thorough preparation and strong local support.
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Sourcelock
Wichita Palla
Forgan
Beaver
Trai
Gage
Arnett
Beaver Overland
Coury House
Beaver Band
District Court Room
Culwell
C. E. Sharp
Christian Church
Betwen
Court House
Servions
Beastor
Ineal
Frank Careyn
de Long
K of P's Go To Liberal for Third Degree
A YMCA style report notes a local lodge delegation traveled to Liberal Kenens Wednesday night. A. A. Crossley and W. A Thompson received the third degree amid careful reception and a splendid time. Beaver members listed include E. H. Mansfield A. M. Burnam W. A Thompson A A On A A Quinn Elbert Clift I Braidwood Clyde Gregg W Mason.
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P Lodge
Liberal
Kenens
Lodge
A. A. Crossley
W. A Thompson
Beaver
E. HH
Mansfield
A. M. Burnam
W. A .Thompenn
A Quinn
Elbert Clift
I Braidwood
Clyde Gregg
W . Mason
Kepple and Indy wed in Buffalo Oklahoma surprise wedding
The union of Mrs May Kepple and H J Indy occurred in Buffalo Oklahoma this month. Indy formerly lived in St Louis Miami and Woodward and works as a geographic position agent. The couple, previously unknown to many friends, announced their marriage and plan to settle in the fall while both are well connected in business and professional circles across Beaver Riverside and surrounding areas.
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May Kepple
Jody
Buffalo
Oklahoma
Kepple
St Louis
Miami
Woodwant, Oklahomea
Judy
Quee Jon
Woodward
Indy
Beaver
Piret Ata Bank
Pil Tt
Riverside
Achatta
Fire narrowly averted at County Attorney Smiths home
A boy playing with matches near hanging clothes behind a door sparked a blaze in County Attorney Smiths house but quick action by his mother and Miss Pinnett stopped it from spreading. The fire was extinguished before it could gain momentum, narrowly saving the home and its contents from total loss.
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Mise i Pinnett
Ith Hone
Death of Carl Weat from diphtheria at age five
The measly year 1908 records the death of Carl Weat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boren, from diphtheria on March 10. His burial occurred at Blue Grass cemetery after funeral services led by Henry E. Cook. The community extends condolences to the bereaved family, noting the recent loss of their daughter Brookie Alice.
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Carl Weat
RB Boren
Torrow
Brookie Alice
Henry E Cook
Blue Grass
Ivashoe News
Beaver City notices and homestead changes headline town chatter
Fragmented local column reports Beaver residents in transition with Beaverton railroad completion and O M Yocum resignation. Families move to Arkalon Kansas, new clerk J W Moureie joins Beaver Mercantile, and Davis, Sims, and Maple families influence rural life. Illness and weather touch daily events as neighbors track rain and quarantine.
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J. W. Moureie
Beaver Mercantile Company
Lake the Pisce
O M. Yocum
Artulon
Konase
Reeived Box Of Lettuce From A Neighbor
A fragmentary note reports Reverend and Mrs Shaw received a box of fine head lettuce Monday from Mrs. Shaw's sister who lives in Train. The Henato editor was given a sample and praised for quality. The piece claims it was the finest lettuce seen and suggests it might be used as cabbage if advised otherwise.
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Shaw
Cinter
Trane
Henato
Linda
Local Notes and Movements Around Beaver and Surrounding Towns
Community snippets show Wink Mies making appearances and plans for spring goods, F C Tracy traveling to Kansas City and St Louis for buying trips, and cement steps added to the Christian church. Paul W Light reports from Liberal about lumber operations, L W Lusk visits Forgan to see his son, and Martha household efforts to complete Masih work by Tuesday. Knowles school principal returns with family, EB He Manafield updates on healing progress, and a sales pitch highlights four Henato magazines as value. Moon family relocates from Forgo to Beaver area, cafe sale and farm near Beaver noted amid local basement lodging at the Beaver Mercantile building.
Sunday Services and Baptism at Epworth Lengua Church
Sunday March 20 features Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching and baptizing at 7:00 p.m. at Epworth Lengua Church. John Wesley noted as scholar evangelist, leader, and guide. Green pastor Carr J.D. Neue invites all with special music and both morning and evening services.
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Epworth Lengua
Topler Sulldere
Methodiam
John Wesley
Me. Green
Carr
J.D. Neue
Bird Day Proclaimed by Governor Croce in April observance
Governor Croce proclaims Friday April as Bird Day urging preservation and protection of birds. The observance highlights birds as a blessing to mankind, not an enemy, and calls on people to avoid harming them.
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Croce
Silo installation urged by Kiowa farmer in Ivanhoe News
John W. Sims, a long time Kiowa farmer and prominent local figure, called on town residents this week to consider building two silos. He plans to dig a pit for the silos, each 30 feet deep and 19 feet in diameter. Sims argues silos are essential for the county’s development and future prosperity.
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John W. Sims
Kiowa
Johnole
Herald Recaps Ponce Event with Beavers and Maude Thomas
In Ponce on March 28, 1914, Maude C. Thomas appears in Beaver County activities alongside Wlas Maude C. Thomas and local figure Okio. The report notes Beaver and nearby communities in a brief item from The Herald.
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Ponce
Okio
Wlas Maude C. Thomas
Beaver
Okie
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