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Historical Happenings Joe McDonald, D. S. Rodg- second deepest producing ers, Jobe Utley, Altus Walker, gas well at the southeast edge March 1919 Jess Sullins, R. N. Lookin- bill, O. H. Eggleston, Carrie of Elk City was still shut-in Thursday, awaiting develop- 18 Elk City News-Democrat Walker, D. C. Kimball, Mrs. ments on pipeline negotia- W. E. Tomlinson, Mrs. Olin tions and the computing of Kansas City Business Men Wood, Gypsie Borger. the open-flow potential of the Will Visit Elk big gasser. “Victory Special” Will Dick Wheeler, G-H-K Make Stop Here While On petroleum engineer, reported Tour Of State today that the orders had One hundred and twenty- The Elk City Daily News been given to Sharp Drilling five member of the Kansas March 1944 Company for the rig to be City Chamber of Commerce released and start the tearing will visit Elk City, May 7th, County Boys Rank High In down process. on atrain to be known as the 4-HBeckham Judging ‘Meanwhile officials of the “Victory Special.” It will be County 4-H Club participating companies in the Twenty-eighth Annual boys made a good showing the Green No. 1-1 venture ‘Trade Trip ofthe Kansas City in the livestock and judging were in the process of calcu- Chamber. contests at the Oklahoma City lating the open-flow potential, Fat Stock Show this last week. which figures may be avail- Henry Howard Hanni, Sayre, able late Friday or Saturday, To the Editor of the News- Doxey 4-H Club, placed first Wheeler said. Democrat: We have a letter with his senior Hereford from James A. Wilson, Direc- steer, “Yolanda.” This steer tor of Extension Division, in later placed Reserve Cham- Newcomers, Families Hold which he states that County pion 4-H calf of the show. It Pot Luck Supper sold at auction $25 a pound, Welcome Wagon New- Agent A. L. Clapp of Council Grove, Kansas, has written 920 pound, grossing $230.00, comer club member and their wy “& him saying: “We are greatly plus $15.00 cash bonus, a families gathered recently in in need of good farm hands in $25.00 war bond, and a “20.00 the National Guard Armory the county.” preium, making a total of for a potluck supper. March 1969- CLOWNS ENTERTAIN STUDENTS- Happy and Sad from the Theatre He says that they are need- $290.00 This calf was origi- Table decorations were Guild’s “Jack and the Giant”, visited Elk City school children and are shown at St. ing mostly married men but nally purchased from Y. C. courtesy of Crawford Flor- Matthew’s with a group fo students (Staff photo by Harry Shropshire) single men can be used. Fuchs, of Grimes, Oklahoma, ests. Wages in this county are and is a Domino-Hazellet After the meal, games were i $50 to $75, house, cow and bred calf. played. Prizes were won by University Interscholastic in Class II (in technology Lanio Roberts, Don Graves don Mitchell of Elk City won garden for married men. and Jack and Helen Thomas. Breed Champion Charolaise Meet held March 26 on the social sciences and language Single men are receiving Music New Postmaster A baby sitter was furnished Heifer; and Tate Finnell of Weatherford campus. arts), and Navajo was the $35 to $45 and board. April by the club. Canute won Reserve Breed Mustang won the Class I winner in Class III. Navajo’s When you come to Sayre, Acting Postmaster Trigg Newest club member and Champion Chianina Heifer at title for the third year ina win snapped a four-year win- call and see the county agent. Music who succeeds the her husband attending were the show. Let’s get acquainted. The show was held at the row, Elk City took top honors ning streak for Drummond present Tom Johnson in that Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Wilkins. capacity, April 1, today an- Other members and their Carnegie Fairgrounds Dr. nounced his readiness to take families present were Mr. an Schaake of Kansas State Uni- Fire At Standifer’s over. dMrs. E B. Thomas and son, versity was the judge. A fire from a defective flue Music has received his Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gather caused $150 damage at the commission, all signed, and boys, Mr and Mrs. Rob- home of Dr. Standifer this sealed, and delivered, from erts and girls, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tryouts Continue For Anne morning. Postmaster General Frank Don Wingo, Mr. and Mrs. of Green Gables Walker, necessary bond has Gary Fenton and boys, Mr. Auditions for Red Carpet been filled and approved an dMrs. Ronald Kilmarten Community Theatre's first Mrs L. A. Utley Surprised and on and after April One, and family, Mr. and Mrs. production of this season, A large number of Mrs. incoming postal receipts will Graves and family, Mr. and Anne of Green Gables, will Utley’s friends surprised her be music to Music’s ear. Mrs. Thomas and boys, Mr. continue tonight and Friday last Monday, this being her and Mrs. A. M. Ward and Mr. at7 p.m. at the theater. 58th birthday. and Mrs. Don Handley and Lisa Carnahan will be di- Mrs. Gail Jones called her ‘Tuesday Afternoon Surgi- family. rector. The cast is made up of mother early in the morning cal Dressing In Spite Of three men and three women and invited her up to dinner. Storm as well as three girls in their At eleven Mattie Utley called Eight Elk City ladies at- early teens and four to five her mother home at once for | Se ton FEE | tended the Tuesday afternoon boys in their early teens. Mrs. Olin Woods and mother, Red Cross surgical dressing The Elk City Daily News Mrs. Tomlinson, were noon- class in spite of the bad snow March 1994 day visitors at her own home. storm to do their part of get- On her return as she entered ting out the late sponge quota. Merritt School Board Gets the dining room her eyes fell Mrs. Henry Bowman and New Member The Elk City Daily News first upon almost every neigh- Mrs. Rufus Conger were the Dwight Spitz has been ap- Elkwood Assisted Living March 2009 bor, and then upon the table supervisors and those fold- pointed to the Merritt school which was filled with every- Local Students do Well At 100 Elwood Bh Ek ty580.2250506 thing good to eat that could ing sponges were Mrs. Jess board to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Board Academic Meet be cooked, besides a beautiful Thompson, Mrs. Clen Key, Member John Fuchs. Mustang, Elk City and Na- WwW senioritstyle.com set of gold band China dishes. Mrs. Fete Hill, Mrs. V. C. Tis- dal, Mrs. Edward Dycus and Fuchs is retiring form his vajo high schools won sweep- ‘The China and linen were Mrs. Horace Butterfield. job as Farm Co-op manager. stakes awards at the annual presented to Mrs. Utley by Spitz will serve the remain- Southwestern Oklahoma State her friends, as follows: Mr der of the term, which comes and Mrs. T. W. Walker, Hank up for election next February. 50% Borger, Frank Carpenter, Spitz is an employee of Dyna- A. T. Walker, D.W. Blocker, The Elk City Daily News Turn of Elk City. J. J. Williams, John Davis, J. A. Howart, J. B. Rodgers, March 1969 OFF The announcement was Erb Jones, W. A. Britton, Less made at the March 7 school Jones, A. L. Taylor, Mrs, Bil- Late News board meeting. Winter of the Retail Mer- SALE lie Jones, Walter Waller, Roy Jones, Mrs. D. R. Redman, C.B. Dallas, M. Lundy, Willie Rayfield, A. J. Rayfiled, Zuma chants sponsored $68 draw- ings held Saturday in Elk City were John Connally Jr., Local Youths Were Winners At Heifer Show in Carnegie 1/2 price rent! Carter; Mrs. I. E. Haggard, Youths from Elk City and Walker, Rich Carruthers, John Davis,, W. L. Culp, John Canute, and Larry Edwards, Elk City. Canute were among the win- ners at the Oklahoma Club We are almost full! Tomlinson, J. W. Brown, Jim Calf Association’s Southwest Edwards, Mr. Nettles, Nannie Borger, Ada Rayfiled, Tom Florence, Nora Sullins, Ellen Elk City Gasser Awaits District Heifer Show last Saturday in Carnegie. The Estates of Weatherford, L.P Sullins, Etta Sullins, Elmer Pipeline Angela Mikles of Elk City Davis, F. Webb, J. W. Strawn, Glover Hefner Kennedy won Reserve Breed Cham- Senior Community Oil No. 1-1 Bill Green, world’s pion Simmental Heifer; Bran- 3601 Centurion, Weatherford, OK www.wheatlandinvestmentsgroup.com [email protected] GET YOUR STATE MEDICAL MARUUANA EXAM! 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