Miss Pearl Cayler Returns From Country School
Miss Pearl Cayler comes back to Bea ver Friday after completing schooling in a country district. Mrs Mildred Corbett visits Forgan this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
5
Miss Pearl Cayler comes back to Bea ver Friday after completing schooling in a country district. Mrs Mildred Corbett visits Forgan this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith.
John Swallow and family return from Texas in their Dodge for a short visit. Mrs. Swallow's sister Mink McCoy joins them. A surprise party marked Minni Hawa birthday at A. A. taws on the 10th. Large Blue Ribbon School House crowd enjoyed a Sunday dinner and speakers. Mary Campbell visits Melon Whitaker. Dell Armatre and Rela worms noted. Wedding bells rumored for Fred Kunts, a soldier and mail carrier.
A muddy, rainy spring favors a bumper crop in Beaver County with insurance up and row crops nearly ready to plant. Blue Mound notes include a May school program, local Health and family news, and Grandpa Holland’s return from Georgia. The Victory bond drive is discussed, Gray’s First State Bank buying bonds is seen as aiding locals. roads and fair time trips to Oklahoma City are highlighted as needs and opportunities before the May 6 vote.
The report mentions raindates and moisture for crops in Meaver county, with several local families listed visiting, dining, or staying with Mr Keever and Mrs Wiener from Oregon. It notes Mr Keever remains ill and references a Russian thistle season.
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