Adair Tally of Community Life and Notices
Local Adair items note church services and sermons at the ME and Presbyterian churches, arrivals and moves by residents, a death in the community, school events led by Prof J W Redman, and social visits. Mentions of clergy, pastors, and town visitors reflect a busy Sunday and week in Adair with farming prospects and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Cabin Wanday
Roger i
Jones
Neal Hudson
Frasier
Clsude Norton
Beater
Vine
Ray
Grimes
M. & Churety
Rev
Foster
P. Church
Pearl
Pagett Langley
Warren
Creek County
Bryant
Presbyterian Church
Pth
William Senith Jr
James Wodwo
Parsons Bs
Lam
Lee
A. W. Herron
Fider
H Winweie
Weet Nene
Brethern
J. W Redman
Adair School
Adaira
White Oak News notes spring events and family updates
April showers bring social calls and local news. Carrie Vant and T. N. Dnitwood visit. Henry Thomas and James Harrison travel to Vinita. W. S. Harriss plans a week with his daughter. W T Hanks worsens after months of illness. Easter egg hunts occur on hills near Mr. Hafferty's. several residents travel to reenforest and Vinita. Miss Hatterty receives urgent family news. Pierson family changes and local mining wealth noted. Cooper and Jarret family visits from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jems Harrison
Vinita Ture
Harriss
W. Kilgore
W.T. Hanks
Nell
Fraotham
Reenforest
Magen
Payne School House and Local Visits Noted
Payne School House section notes Miss Jewie Ashby with Viuita Mra RL. Payne grows lively Bluejacket game reported. Jub Theares visiting his brother. Moore and Wm Thes visiting Vievna. Nathan Harrison and wife visited Mrs BL Payne. Leland Yates improving on the hill north of the Spur. Base tal friends attended game in Vinita. Mathias holds Friday prayer meeting at the celioe house. Wm Stokes visiting Chelsea. Jilhupa could be a good conductor on the water wagon. Lole Stones returned from Vinita to join friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gata
Jewie Ashby
Viuita
Payne
Jub Theares
Gan Moore
Wm.thes
Vievna
Nathan Harrison
Leland Yates
Vinita
Mathias
Celioe House
Stokes of
Minverscket
Chelsea
Jilhupa
Lole Stones
Uaby Ereos
Centralia Social News Mix of Visits and Travel
Centralia reporters note Vivian Anider’s braces progress and Mire Yeager’s health update. Mrs Lige Nail stays with her mother as Chas Chaney and family visit Mr J Rinker. Frank Nis and wife return from Vinita via Miami, with travel notes from the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haume
Ville
Lige Nail
Mire Yeager
Chas Chaney
Coodys Rich
J. Rinker
Frank Nis
Vinita
Miami
Grove near Court House Sees Meeting and Fare Rising Fares
Reports from Grove describe a county meeting held near the court house area with references to Masonry visitors from nearby towns. The piece notes toll and ticket policy changes for rail travel, mentions a Grand River bridge construction, and records local arrivals and social gatherings among Adair County residents.
Local Bets and Busy Week Ends in Small Town
Daylight reforms and town news show Uncle Jim Yout visiting Pryor Seek Of Dustivens while Proffemer Yagler preaches Saturday and Sunday. Tom Brown buys hogs for shipment to Kansas City as partners Molen and Creek dissolve their mercantile venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Pryor
Flennect
Vinita
Proffemer Yagler
Tom Brown
Kansas City
Centralia
Horse
Tavis and
Creek
Wasines
Rain delays farming area reports and visits
Weather and farming update note heavy rains delaying agricultural work around the area. Local residents make business trips and Sunday visits to relatives and church activities including a sermon to a large audience and Sunday school sessions at Rogerstool.
Prairie Creek News Reports Weather and Farm Roundup
The Pryor Creek area reports rising waters on the Grand River with high winds and flooding threats. Farmers gathered for a Mayes County Institute meeting led by officials from the Board of Agriculture to discuss cooperative farming and regional plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of
Mayes
Heo
K W. Lindsey
Ed Gwartney
W. A. Handcock
Mares County
Howard Langley
Local Notes From Stilwell Area Weekly Report
Community news from Stilwell and nearby towns reports visits, travels and church events. Residents including Mrs Hod Parris Rev Kivaie and Rev Leatherwood prepare for services while others make trips to Tatlequalh Arcadia and Mus tagee. Weather and crops described with high waters easing and fruit blooms. local social events include dances and gatherings at Arcadia schools.
Welch Oklahoma Local Notes and Upcoming Events
A Welch Oklahoma column highlights a city election May 4 and local notices. It mentions school commencement at the opera house, farmers preparing to plant corn, a high school team victory, and community events at Welch Lodge, the M church, and the auditorium in Vinita. The piece covers railroad survey progress, teacher commendations, obituaries, and the establishment of a mutual telephone association in Welch with county tunneling and network growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Tall
Ig Osten
Welch Lodge
Sanday Sf
Crag County
Aswacatiete
Pachin. Prewdent
Cherikne Labette
Crawford
Kane Seltewe
Cria Kart
Galn Tadltae & Centre
Phiten
Lee
Cherokee County
Labette
Rawford County
Ube
Weleh
Local Happenings in Chetopa and Vicinity
A scattered list of town notes from Chetopa Kansas. Mentions include Lafond water day, Montey en route to California, Welch trader Sunder Te Lana, and the Thearpson butcher shop opening. Also Daley Moore in town, A. Movies from Coreyrille at Hen Cloudy’s worksite, and a boating accident where a boy and horse were lost in Mostle Creek. Mayes County official Curenoe H Markham visited his sister in Parke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisenj
Iore
Nivejabeet
Sunder Te Lana
Welch
Chetope
Good
Chetopa
Kansas
Thearpson
Busine
Moore
Chetops Mountay
Diobinns
Chétope
Vartiet
Kan. A
Movies
Coreyrille
Estella News Ties Local Life and School Visits
The Estella lead reports on Colston entering a shoal with Sama i Bow aiding his father's store. Mire Hen Milderbrand and Mim Loecindis visited the school Monday, with Easter programs and a crowd from Ratella attending. The long, chatty item covers village events, charity efforts, and a tale of a busy school and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colston
Mim Loecindis
Thott
Bronside
Mac.lonk
Lenape
Condre
Laurence i
Laurence
Sanday
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Mo Pithack
Tie Watriman
Robert Uateiowey
Hig
White Oak News
Carrie Vant
T. N. Dnitwood
Henry Thomas
Mm Laure Cooper
Mies
Carrie Bes
Mim
Alice Jarret
Loule
Vivian Anider
Grove
Williams of
Waeatwille
Rothver Lee
Williame
Westrike
Stiweltern
Adair County
Apt
Walton
Will Sheldon
Sutelay Worming
Gouttene Coty
Masons
Mason & Short Yew
Uemeeves
Grand M River
Lridge
Witnness
Grand River
Ube River
Beymen
Vinus
Arthur Warren
Minwee Hee Dunham
Addin Powell
Dottie Skinner
Nora Deloneir
Julian Taylor
Pearl Sappiiyton
Melelle Adler
M Langston
Springdale
Ark
Mra. G. W. White
News of Kinnison
Mir. Woolard
Weiety
Sit Ant Mire
Mandy Rogers
Mm Frank Moore
Bert Moore
Kyrd Mathew
Obetopa Jaat
Mea
W. W. Swithh
Mr. Martin Lester
Pryor Creek
Fretie
Deapowrat
McPeerson Asin
Wawape
Katy
Paawet
Mon Itay
Talline
WM. Mitchel
Semde
Voole Wiley Taylor
Jeane Martin
Joe Stalcup
Wiley
Uncle Wiley
V. Metpadden
Kaneity
Linden
Davis
Ub Mater
Fort Gibeon Post
W. A. Trowning
Kivaie
Wan. Wright
Mustagee
Rmaliwood
Raster
Arcadia
BK Dancan
Leatherwood
Prairie
Andy Fair
Ragntale
Mollie
Locustrove
Mia
Mrsfredson
Amariy
Tom Ward
Muelford
Wide
Mes Howant
XH Howe
Raschalata
Leenor Hage
Bonga Unter
J. K Dan Eon
Hedeon
Baptist
Welch, Oklahoma
Baguy
Joe Parker
Tuck Woodall
Tunis
Arthur Hanbock
Kadua
Big Creek
Holy City
Portien
Teerday
Lhe
Opellef
JM. Stuns
Wesims Jr
Mu G. Woseithwand
Jodign Creek
Bariel
District No
Pairland
Howston Tehee
Tablequah
Shampoon
Alice Ricker
Presbyterian Etiareh Masiat
He Ani Ho
Jack Hart Passednenen
Pryce Ure
Mahe
Mem
Lev
McDonald
Chetopa, Kans
Davie Wood
California
Mea Porter
Kannas Vty
Jobo
Mostle Creek
Curenoe H. Markham
Register of Deats
Mayes County
jWillang
Parke
Estella
J. J Haynes
Ratella
Teeetay
Ib Tegon
Ubey
JP Parts
Chetea
Darke
Franklin
New York
Treekman
Col
L. B. Hell
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