District Convention of Christian Churches at Tyrone
Tyrone hosts the district convention with state and national speakers on October 1, 12 14. Beaver attendees planned. Rally Day drew twelve, a six month high. A new class formed in the primary with Mrs Westay teaching. Eleven classes, Cynthia Roll of nineteen, Home Department six, Loyal Daughters and Loyal Hurpere join the Loyal movement.
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Christian Churches
Tyrone
Beaver
Westay
Loyal Daughters
Hurpere
New Barber Pole Lights Beaver Street Front
Beaver shows progress with a new enamel revolving barber pole installed by Top's Thomas at the tun sorial parlors. The electric illuminated sign is praised as a rare feature in towns of Beaver's size. Ralph McCool was knocked from a buggy near Riverside, bruised but conscious, with a knee cut and head bruises. he is recovering at home.
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Beaver
Thomas
Ralph McCool
Riverside
Beaver Ladies Music Club Meets on October 4
The Beaver Ladies Music Club met at Mrs. Harry Beegle's home for a lesson study titled The Music of the American Indian led by Mrs. Jeff Holland. Mrs. Loofbourrow sketched Thurlow Lieurance's life, Mr. Holland played The Mountain Madrigal, Miss Anna Hughes sang two Indian songs, and Mrs. Holland performed two piano solos. Refreshments were served, and guests Mrs. Ly L. Long and Mrs. Drum attended. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs. Stranathan in November.
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Beaver Ladies’ Music Club
Harry Beegle
Jeff Holland
Loofbourrow
Thurlow Lieurance
Holland
Lieurance
Anna Hughes
Services at Christian Church in Beaver Oct 9
Mise Wilma Wickier of Enid, state secretary of Oklahoma Christian Women's Missionary Society, will lead the day at Beaver in services. The program includes Bible School at 10:00, address to Young Folks by Wickier at 11:00, Mission Band at 1:00, and evening meeting at 5:00 with Wickier. Everyone welcome. invitations extended to all saved. Other notes mention Faynis Davis leaving for Kansas City and local visits by Hert Jones, Ruby, and Pom Richeson.
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Mise Wilma Wickier
Enid
Oklahoma Christian Women's Missionary Society
Beaver
Bible School
HSM
Mise Wickiter
Hpm
Wotten
Adri Rene
Miex Wickiort
Will
Beaver County Fair Officials Raise Funds for Sales Pavilion
A joint meeting of Beaver County Fair Association Pure Bred Livestock Breeders and Beaver chamber of commerce discussed finalizing funds for the Sales Pavilion. About $4000 has been subscribed and roughly $2000 more is sought to complete the project in Beaver Heights, with county residents united behind the public undertaking. Directors present included W. R. Simmons J. D. Key E. Slocum E. D. Zimmerman W. E. Jordan A. A. Haskell Chas Eyer Fred Ginter E. L. Fickel W. H. Wells F. Tracy W. H. Thomas H. N. Lawson R. H. Loofbourson Hanly and Vi T. Coles.
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Beaver County Fair Association
Pure Bred Livestock Breeders’ Association
Beaver Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Beaver
Beaver Heights
W. R. Simmons
Forgan
J. D. Key
LaKemp
E. Slocum
Severs Jameson Wedding in Beaver Becomes Beaming Event
A morning ceremony at the BE. J. Home on Sunday united Miss Opal Severs and Frank Jameson, with Rev T. EB. Carter officiating. Vesta Carter played the wedding march as guests gathered under a pink and white arch. a three course breakfast followed. The couple plan to reside in Woodward after October 12, 121, visiting Wichita and Kansas City en route to their home.
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BE. J
Feaver
Aat
Opal Severs
Frank Jameson
T. EB. Carter
The
Baptist Church
Vesta Carter
Lohengrin
Will Severs
Mes
Thomas
Mianen Elsie
Hazel Greendyke
Venta Carter
Gladys Chapman
Mocane
Grace Jameson
Woodward
Beaver
Uate
Woodward Produce Company
Wichita
Karras
Kansas City
Herald
Death of M Hamilton at son’s near Riverside
Thomas Henry Hamilton age 61 was found dead in bed Sunday at his son J G Hamilton’s home near Riverside. Beaver authorities ruled natural death from heart cramp. He was laid to rest in Beaver cemetery Monday with services by Mrs Krauss. Surviving relatives include J O Hamilton and his aunt and her two children.
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Thomas Henry Hamilton
J. G. Hamilton
Riverside
Mothers' Club Meets in Murphy Room at School
Members of the Mothers' Club gathered Friday at the School building to hear Supt. Andrew speak and adopt the Misa Murphy room as permanent headquarters. Mrs Ford led an active program with Mrs Perkins presenting The Story Hour and Miss Hughes reading The Child's View Point, followed by musical numbers and a report from Mrs Harry Brown. An executive committee will convene at Mrs Tracy's home Thursday evening.
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Misa Murphy
Andrew
Mise Murphy
Ford
Perkins
Anna Hughes
Dickson
Tracy
Obituary of Thomas Burne Dallywee of Beaver County
Thomas Burne Dallywee born April 14 ISTA in Putnam County Missouri died September 12 1081 at his home in Beaver County Burke. He married Mivule Mey Baker and had seven children four living. He moved from Missouri to Kansas and Texas before settling in Beaver County. Baptized Catholic but raised with no church, he was known for kindness and neighborly spirit. He was laid to rest in the Louan cemetery beside his wife thirty years after her death.
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Thomas Burne Dallywee
Putnamounty
Missouri
Beaver County
Burke
Jewell County
Oehiltree
Tex
Kansas
Beaeer
Mey Baker
Io Troy
Louan
Consistory Return Premise Highlights Guthrie Masonry
Report from Guthrie recounts a large consistory gathering with about one thousand attendees and hundreds of visiting Masons wives. The Masonic Home costs and a new Temple project near completion are noted with $1,000,000 spent and $3,000,000 more needed, plus a $65,000 pipe organ and renowned organist. Oklahoma ranks first in Masonry according to the piece.
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Guthrie
Guthrid
Old Temple
Oklahom
Lyceum Series Announces Winter Course in Beaver
The Lyceum management lists ads and programs for the season. The rw number will appear October 19. Planned acts include Parker Fennelly Duo Det on the 19th and Dr A M Reitzel-Jan 19, with Columbine Musical Club in February. The manager urges Beaver residents to boost each act.
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Lyceum
Parker-Fennelly
Det
Gerhardt
Dee, Sith
A. M. Reitzel
Columbine Munical Club
T&h
Margery Helen Graham
Beaver
District Court Adjourns After Busy Session
District court adjourned Friday at noon until the regular December term. A review of the week’s docket shows much work accomplished in the pension division and other cases. Judge Sutton is praised for expediting court matters and the district expresses satisfaction with his judicial efficiency.
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Thirstee
Sutton
Moasea Ellis Held In Ito District Court
Hosea Filia, a fourteen year old boy tied to the John Longnecker murder case, faced juvenile court before County Judge Moose. Represented by Dickson & Dickson, he pleaded not guilty and was bound over to district court for trial.
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Hosea Filia
Tod
John Longnecker
Harry
Longnecker
Henry Smith
Moose
Dickson & Dickson
Gardner
J. W. Culwell
Dennis Lindow Marries in Liberal Kansas
Raleigh Dennis wed Miss Della Lindow at Liberal Kansas on September 18. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Anne Lindow of near Beaver who lived here briefly and is well liked. The groom is a prosperous young farmer from Spearman Texas. They plan to reside in Spearman.
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Liberal
Kansas
Raleigh Dennis
Della Lindow
Anne Lindow
Beaver
Herald
Lee
Spearman
Texas
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C. M. Cafey
A. Maple
First State Bank
Cafky, Raat, Candler
Edwards’ National Bank of Booker
Booker
Texas Capital
I. N. Edwards
Christian Church Notes
Christain Church
Mra
Faynis Davis
H.C. Richewot
Hert Jones
Ruby
Pom Richeson
B. C
Balko
State Bank
Balko, Oklahoma
L. L. Stine
Frank Fleck
Severs.jameson
M. Hamilton
the Mothers’ Club
Bank OF
Beaver City
Tomers
G. W. Capry
H. Cafey
V.pres
Oklahoma
Mosea Ellis
ITO
Dennis—Lindow
Annie L, Jones
W.F. Carson
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