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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

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Accredited for Two Years at Panhandle A&M College

The State Board of Education approved a two year college program for Panhandle A&M College Goodwell Oklahoma. The action grants students state certificates and related privileges. Jemima Ealenor Stagner born September 5 1913 Beaver County Oklahoma died March 16 1922 at age 8 6 11. Funeral at Mt Carmel near Richards Colorado with Rev Carl Amick. Interment Mt Carmel cemetery. CONTRIBUTED

Geo. A. Coffey Panhandle A. & M. College Goodwell Oklahoma Coffey Te Board of Education Jemima Ealenor Stagner David Jemima Stagner Beaver County Balko Mt. Carmel Church Richards Colorado Carl C. Amick Mt. Carmel

Beware of fake poultry agents warns state director

Reports warn farmers against individuals claiming to be poultry association or Board of Agriculture reps. They seek permission to cull flocks and buy culls, ruin good flocks, and sell remedies or equipment. Farmers urged to report such activity for protection. Virginia, A. Conner, Director.

Board of Agriculture Cis A. Conner

Notice to debtors to arrange payment by March 30

Notice from G. A. Stranathan directing all parties owing him to make arrangements to pay their accounts by the 10th of the next month. The notice specifies the debtor must contact to settle balances and avoid further action. Address or location details include 3-30 as part of the filing.

Eee A . G. Stranathan

Balko pair jailed over twenty gallons of chuck beer

E. S. Montgomery and L. R. DeBois of Balko were arrested this week for possessing twenty gallons of chuck beer. Mrs. Ben Kennedy returned home near Balko from Arkansas where she had cared for her sister Kate Winston who is recovering from an operation. Mr. Clark of the Extension Department left for Stillwater after engagements on feeds and feeding at Gate Beaver and Balko.

E. S. Montgomery L. R. DeBois Balko Ben Kennedy Balko Wednesday Arkansas Kate Winston Clark Extension Department Stillwater Gate Beaver

Beaver and Buffalo Debate Open Shop Policy at Local Church

Beaver trio William Culwell Floyd Mancock and John Leonard argued for the affirmative while Evelyn DeWater Vera Anderson and Kenneth Hers argued against it for Buffalo. Judges BE A Herod D Davis and Clark ruled two to one for the negative. Buffalo won, but Beaver debaters and crowd showed sportsmanship amid a keenly attentive Beaver audience.

Beaver Buffalo Christian Church United States William Culwell Floyd Mancock John Leonard Innen Evelyn DeWater Vera Anderson Kenneth Hers BE. A. Herod Alva D. Davis Guymon Mr. Clark Stillwater Euffato

Mothers' Club Holds Regular Meeting at Grade School

The Mothers' Club met last Friday at the grade school with a vocal trio by Carter Heatty and Henson and games for different ages led by H. B. Bridgewater. The club announced it fully funded the pavilion flooring with a $100 pledge and elected delegates for the District Convention at Weatherford on April 11 12 and 18. Delegates are Mrs. F. Tracy and Miss Maude O. Thomgn with alternates Mrs. R. H. Loofbourrow and Mrs. L. Flekel. They were instructed to pledge $5 to the Educational Loan Fund and $5 to the Endowment Fund. The next meeting is April 14.

Mothers’ Club H. B. Bridgewater Carter Heatty Henson J. E. Provost C.K. Drum J. W. Culwell Weatherford Mra. F. @ Tracy Maude O. Thomgn R. H. Loofbourrow L. Flekel

Beaver Wins in Final Games for Beaver County

Beaver town team defeated Knowles town team 21 to 13 in a postseason game at Forgan Inet on a neutral court. Teavralae also beat Western Champions 13 to unknown score. Referees were neutral, and Beaver town is crowned champion of Beaver county.

Over Town Knowles Town Forgan Inet Beaver Teavralae Beaver Town Beaver County

CARD CLUB ENTERTAINED AT LOOFBURROW HOME

The 500 Club enjoyed a gathering at Judge R H Loofbourrow's home with members and guests including Mr and Mrs A Cathy, Elmer L Fickel, Stacy Welle, Maude C Thomas, and common members Savage Lawson Tracy Stranathan Spurrier Long Wells Healy and Davis. A two course luncheon was served. Little Leg Brown, son of Harry and, is recovering from inflammatory rheumatism. Walter Allen of Hooper Colorado reports their children Naomi and Delmar are ill with flu. D G Hendricks and son Wiley visited Beaver from Riverside. Pearl Hendricks of the Central office spent Sunday at her Riverwide home.

500 Club R. H Little Leg Brown Harry Brown Walter Allen Hooper, Colorado Naomi Delmar Miss Pearl Hendricks Central Office Riverwide

Annual School Election Yields Narrow Win and Consolidation Move

The Grade School District reelected O. F. Pruett as school board clerk and approved a 15 mill levy by forty one to one. A consolidation with District 126 Brown District west of Beaver was voted unanimously, with steps directed to complete the merger. The community praised the current board's handling of finances and projected future improvements including a motor bus for the district, aiming to match the Rural Consolidated School at Holcomb, Kansas and spur local growth.

O. F P. Pruett Brown Beaver Comin Ecema Tter Holcomb Kansas Bere

Beaver GH School Meet Canceled and Replace Plan

The Spotlight notes Beaver High School cancels the April 7 and 8 athletic and scholastic meet due to Educational Institute in May. Beaver will compete at Forgan on April 7 and 8 and in a triangular meet with Laverne and Forgan on April 29. Community aims for a successful May institute and urges county schools to attend Forgan events. Local residents Earl Hendricks, E C Lawrence, Bart Chockley, N G Nelson, Geo Ratzlaff, and Bony Cook family are mentioned with Wednesday visits and activities.

Beaver Educational Institute Forgan Laverne and Beaster County Ethc Beaver High Contf

Beaver Visitors Rail In Residents and Guests

Elmwood resident Geo W Robinson came to Beaver on Wednesday while John Taft from Speertmore also visited Beaver. Ed Smith arrived from the Couch vicinity for a Beaver stay. Mix Hagel McVarland and Mrs Grant Couch visited Beaver events. H E Head of Criterion, Lipscomb Art Turner and wife visited Beaver. John Lawson of Hunton and Dr C Noell were among Wednesday arrivals. Harry E Jones and Mrs Clare Yeoman with others were new Beaver callers. Jebo Spangler plans additions to his southeast Beaver home.

Ed Smith Couch Mix Hagel McVarland Friestly Polyten Texas Grant Couch H. E. Head Criter Beaver Art Turner Lipscomb Texas M. Turner John Lawson Hunton C. Noell Ward County Mutunk Harry £. Jones Clare Yeoman Surprise Jebo Spangler

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First State Bank W. E. Hocker R. A. Maple C. H. Cafey Frank Cobeldick J. G. Cafey US Forgan S. A. Miller & CO Laberal Winterlay S. C Beulah Thomas 4. C Norman Duncan Secretary State Board of Education State Bank Balko, Oklahoma L. L. Stine Frank Fleck the Mothers’ Club Card Club D. G. Hendricks Son Wiley Riverside Earl Hendricks E. C. Lawrence of Beaver Wednesday Bart Chockley Madison Vicinity N. G. Nelson Balkowae Benever Geo. Ratzlaff Lorena Bony Cook Booker, Texas Bank OF Beaver City W. ©. Hocker Br, A. Maple OG. W. Capky H. Cafey W. W. Stallings Fairmount Farm Booker Perryton Tatler Pete Steffen W. A. Miller Allen M. Wilbanks Geo. W. Robinson Elmwood Wan John Taft Speertmore Stranethan H. N. Lawson Beaver, Oklahoma
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