Engagement announced at dinner party in Bartlesville
Miss Elsie Minule hosted a dinner at 1100 Keeler Avenue where Miss Nors Brown of Vian Oklahoma and Courtland Lyke of Bartlesville were announced as engaged to be married. Guests included Amy and Cecil Arnold, How Geisler, Pira Brown and I. Tnett of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Minule
Keeler Avenue
Nors- Brown
Vian
Oklahoma
Courtland Lyke
Bartlesville
Miss Brown
Lyke Bi Y Amy
Cecil Arnold
How‘Geisler
Pira. Brown
I. Tnnett
Tulsa
Supreme Court appeal in Johnston Gay sheriff contest
On Wednesday July 7 a bond was posted to appeal the Johnston Gay sheriff dispute to the supreme court. A J Kennedy of Vian reported Republicans raised one thousand dollars to finance the appeal in the case where John E Johnston wrested the office from C M Gay in the county district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Gay
Supreme Court
A. J. Kennedy
Vian
Johnston-Gay
Mr. Gay
District Court
Eastern Star chapter hosts creek day outing for members
The Eastern Star chapter of Vian invited husbands and friends for a Sunday on Sal Creek. Members arrived after Sunday School and church, enjoyed a large lunch, planned a noon meal, and decided to go swimming and have supper on the creek. The ladies are proving to be engaging entertainers for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vian
Sal
Eastern
Swimming Party At Sallisaw Creek On Friday Afternoon
A swimming party consisting of Mesdames S A Fee Frank Huggins P E Moores Gould Moore W P Davis Pete Reed Misses Gretcher Francis Della Mie Pence Virginia Moore Masters Billy Huggins and James Fee spent Friday afternoon at Sallisaw Creek. They swam and enjoyed refreshments. the water was fine and all reported a very pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames
S. A. Fee
Frank Huggins
E. Moores
Gould. Moore
W. P. Davis
Pete
Reed
Gretcher
Francis
Della Mie Pence
Virginia Moore
Billy Huggins
James Fee
Sallisaw Creek
Correction: Mrs Chas Byers and others visit
A recent item misidentified Mrs Chad Byers of Bartlesville and Mrs W G Mabrey of Mounds as visitors to Mrs T Johnson. The Byers family member returned home Wednesday afternoon this week, with the correction issued to reflect proper names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Byers
Mounds
Mmother
Johnson
Chad. Byers
Bartlesville
W. G. Mabrey
Dr. Turner Dead in Ozark area passing
Dr H H Turner of Ozark Arkansas died at his son H F Turner’s home in Vian on Tuesday afternoon. He had lived in Ozark for years and recently moved to Vian in poor health. The body was shipped to Ozark on Wednesday and interred there that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Turner
Ozark
Arkansas
H. F. Turner
Vian
Wvian
Ozari
Play Postponed by Fire Department Seeks Support
Postponed last Thursday play by the Fire Department now set for Saturday night. The volunteers urge community support and attendance to boost morale and show encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Fire. Department
Epworth League Picnic Voted Annual Event at Sallisaw Creek
Fifty or sixty Epworth League members enjoyed a picnic at Sallisaw Creek last week with games and swimming. The evening included various activities and the attendance voted to make the outing an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viar Epworth
Sallisaw Creek
Remodeling Project A J Kennedy Building for Vien Motor Company
The Kennedy building, home to the Vien Motor Company, will be torn down and rebuilt with modern improvements. The front will be redesigned to Vien Motor Company liking, creating one of the town’s best substantial and beautiful structures upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kennedy
Vien Motor Company
Vien
Motor Company
Baby Scott Dies at Brent Village Funeral
Clyde Scott, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Watie Scott of Brent, died Wednesday night from a summer illness and was buried in Brent cemetery. A large funeral service was led by Rev Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Watie Scott
Brent
Rev
Scott
Epworth League Notes at Vian Chapter 1925 26 Policy
The Vian Epworth League reports strong showing at the East Oklahoma Conference in Muskogee, aiming for 100 percent Standard of Efficiency across 175 leagues in East Oklahoma. The chapter outlines a 1925 26 policy to cultivate Christian fellowship, youth training, and missionary aims while stressing budget discipline, monthly council meetings, and sustained devotional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vian Gchapter
Epgworth League
Muskogee
Vian League
Epworth
Oklahoma
Vian
Epworth League
Muskoger District
East Oklahoma
Mermder
Raid nets two accused in Moffett whiskey case
Sheriff Johnston and deputies captured two men in Moffett Oklahoma Tuesday night after a raid. The suspects Perry and Joe son were brought to Sal li for trial before Judge Moore. Bonds were set at 500 dollars each, with one man later facing 3500 bond and additional charges including drunkenness and transporting whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vipon
Perry
Osea Flattty
Moffett
Oklahoma
John KE Johnston
Chuculate
Joe
Oscar “McCombs
Aiong
John Amos
Wilson
Moffett Court
Amos
Bernardgraves
The Auto and The Farmere
The fragment outlines themes of automobile use and farming, suggesting a discussion of proper vehicle operation and its impact on farming activities. It hints at guidance or commentary on responsible driving in agricultural contexts.
The Strongest Pull in a Mundane Sphere
A fragmented diary style note describes three men who kept steady business even when conditions dipped below normal, using modern methods in tele firms. The passage hints at perseverance and efficiency in commerce amid rough times.
Building a new road over Cuyama River cliffs
Engineers faced a perilous flood prone river and steep canyons as they blasted a mountain side a thousand feet above the bed to carve a year round route. Dynamite air compressors and Lyoncrett bridges enabled a modern thoroughfare despite alkali waters and torrential conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statin
Cuyaind
Cuyama
Ateam
Ateel Jan
Ghovels
Lyoncrett Bridges
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DR. Turner
Epworth League Picnic
Lecure
First National Bank
Sequoya County
America
Sallisaw
Sequoyah” County
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