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Caddo Co. OK Newspaper - Anadarko Tribune Marriage License 
Submitted By Sandy Miller
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Thursday, January 5, 1928
vol, 27 no. 24

48 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED CHRISTMAS WEEK

Chickasha papers were boasting of the fact that seventeen marriage
licenses were issued a day or two previous to Christmas. Anadarko beat
that record. Twenty-five licenses were issued on Friday and Saturday
before Christmas. Not satisfied with the record made Christmas week, the
new year is starting off with a rush as is evident by the following 18
licenses

Dec. 27--J. W. HARRIS, 24 and HELEN DUCK, 19, both of Binger; PASUAL
URRABOZA, 23, and PERUTA M. HERDONIS, 18, both of Cement; MONROE
HARBISON, 23, Verden, and INA McKEE, 26, Anadarko, married by Judge
Lawrence; LEON L. AURELL, 24, Norman and EDNA I. MAGUIRE, 22, Carnegie,
married by Rev. W.A.R. Lovell; SAMUEL EVANS, 26, Hutchinson, Kansas and
NORA INKANISH, 16, Fort Cobb, married by Judge Lawrence; CHARLIE
PRICHARD, 26, and J.M. MEADOWS, 21, both of Lawton, married by Judge
Lawrence.

Dec. 28--HARRY I. KLINGMAN, 21, and LILLIAN V. SMITH, 19, both of
Binger.

Dec. 29--EVERETT JOHNSON, 22, Chickasha, and HELEN CHALFANT, 19, Marion,
Kansas, married by Rev. E.E. Davidson; WILL DAVIS, 31, and ELSIE BROWN,
16, both of Binger, married by Judge Lawrence; SYLAN PRUITT, 18, and
GRACE LEE, 18, both of Binger, married by Judge Lawrence; STEWART WALSH,
34, and PEARLIE PRICE,  17, both of Binger, married by Rev. I.G.
Puckett; HOMER ELLIOTT, 22, and GLADYS LEWIS, 21, both of Hinton;
OPARINO LOPEZ, 30, Gracemont and RUBY MOSS, 29, Verden.

Dec. 30--J.L. ROBERTS, 48, and ELZINA QUINN, both of Mountain View.

Dec. 31--O.M. ACTON, 22 and OPAL THOMAS, 18, both of Anadarko; EARNEST
B. ARROWOOD, 22, Cyril and GRACE WYATT, 19, Cement, married by Judge
Lawrence; SAMUEL ELROD, 21, and OPAL BURNS, 17, both of Gracemont
married by Judge Lawrence.

Jan. 2--C.I. CANNON, 42 and MRS. MYRTLE POUBETY, 28, both of Anadarko,
married by Judge Lawrence.

Licenses were issued in Oklahoma City to EARL OTIS GARDNER, 21, 3632
West 13th street and JUANITA GUY, 18, Anadarko.

THOMAS-ACTON

Oren Acton and Miss Opal Thomas were united in marriage by Rev. J.J.
Methvin at his home Saturday evening, Dec. 31, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Acton
is the daughter of Mrs. H. Thomas, formerly of Fort Cobb. Mr. Acton is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Acton and is associated with his father in
the brick and plaster business.

Mr. and Mrs. Acton will be at home with the former's parents until their
house is built.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, January 12, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 25

THE MARRIAGE MILL CONTINUES TO GRIND

No Slack in This Line Even Though Holidays Have Come and Gone.

It was predicted some time ago that the large list of marriages in Caddo
county for December was in some way influenced by the Yuletide spirit.
It was thought that Christmas time was the cause of so many taking the
sacred vow. This theory, however, is being exploded. Cast your eyes over
the following

The office of deputy court clerk is still busy issuing marriage licenses
despite the unusually large number issued during the holidays. The
following have been issued since our last report

Jan. 2--ROBERT P. BORGER, 18 and LOLA M. WOMACK, 18, Okemah, married by
Rev. A.H. Ponath; R.B. TOLBY, 23, Cement and RUTH MILLER, 23, Vernon,
Texas married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; E.O. HAYS, 37, and GRACE SNEED, 28,
both of Carnegie, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Jan. 3--ORVAL THRASHER, 19, and RUBY WILLIAMS, 18, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Judge Lawrence; WILLIAM P. McCULLOUGH, 20, Gracemont, and
RUBY CHRISTIE, 17, Eakly, married by Judge Lawrence.

Jan. 4--GIDEON MORGAN, 21, and CRYSTAL MAE LONG, 16, both of Lookeba,
married by Judge Lawrence; FELIX ROBLES, 23, and MARCELINE RODREQUEZ,
18, both of Fletcher, married by Justice R.K. Robinson.

Jan. 5--FRED L. COOK, 25, Coyle, and NANNIE MAE FOWLER, 20, Eakly,
married by Judge Lawrence.

Jan. 7--ROBERT PACK, 21, and LILLIE FULLER, 26, both of Lawton, married
by Rev. Sam D. Taylor; POWELL EDWARDS, 21, and MAY PROCTOR, 18, both of
Albert; R.H. GREER, 24 and ALGIE DAVIS, 18, both of Fort Cobb; F.B.
BRYANT, 43, Grapeland, Texas, and MRS. LARDA GOLDEN, 44, Anadarko;
CHESTER OWENS, 22, and SEATTLE HOPKINS, 19, both of Bridgeport, married
by Rev. Wm. Anderson.

Jan. 9--TROY L. GRIGSBY, 23, Anadarko, and ELSIE MARION, 21, Hinton,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; WESLEY H. BYRNE, 21, and JEWEL CAPE, 21,
both of Gracemont, married by Judge Lawrence; LEE PROCTOR, 21, and RUTH
EDWARDS, 19, both of Albert; BOB SAWYER, 42, and MRS. LEE PACK, 32, both
of Anadarko; BILL REYNOLDS, 21, and BERNICE CART, 18, both of Carnegie.

Jan. 10--SAM FISHER, 38, and VERA ALLEN, 21, both of Hinton.

MINOR-GRIGSBY

Troy I. Grigsby of Anadarko and Miss Elsie Minor of Hinton, were united
in marriage by Rev. A.H. Ponath at the Methodist parsonage Monday, Jan.
9, at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Grigsby have rented the G.M. Fuller brick
bungalow and five acres of land one and one-half miles east of town.

(NOTE in the mariage license she is listed as Elsie Marion.)
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, January 26, 1928
Vol  27 No. 27

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jan. 19--EARL VINCENT, 22, Carnegie, and EDNA GASKINS, 18, Fort Cobb,
married by Justice R.K. Robinson; FRANK W. SCOTT, 19, and LAVIDA NOEL,
18, both of Carnegie, married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Jan. 20--ODIS BARNETT, 19, and MABLE POWELL, 17, both of Fletcher,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; CURTIS LAND, 21, and DELLA SPENCER, 16,
both of Binger.

Jan. 21--GEORGE OUTHOUSE, 21, Carnegie, and SUSIE HOGUE, 18, Rush
Springs, married by Justice H. A. Arends; FLOYD KERBO, 25, and FLORA
McNATT, 18, both of Binger, married by Judge Lawrence; ERNEST F.
HOODENPLYE, 30 and RUTH WILLIS, 21, both of Walters.

Jan. 23--ELLIS TAYLOR, 22, Bridgeport, and ANNIE ALLEN, 21, Lookeba;
HENRY GRIFFIN, 21 and RACHEL WILLIS, 19, both of Gracemont.
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Thursday, February 2, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 28

MARRIAGE LICENSES

There was an unusual happening in the deputy clerk's office during the
past week when three days passed without a marriage license being
issued. From Jan. 23 to Jan. 26 elapsed before a marriage license was
issued. The following licenses were issued

Jan. 26--SAM WEST, 22, and DOROTHY MASON, 19, both of Anadarko.

Jan. 28--BIRT EDDY, 37, Davis, and ELVY CHANDLER, 18, both of Gracemont
(sic); ARTHUR COLE, 27, and ALICE CHILDERS, 29, both of Carnegie; GLEN
MEADE, 21, and RUTH CATHREN, 19, both of Chickasha, married by Justice
H.A. Arends; ARTHUR BAILEY, 22, and INEZ HAWKINS, 20, both of Lookeba,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; RILEY SPEAKE, 31, Cyril and MRS. MARY EPPS,
30, Oklahoma City, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; ROY M. WAIR, 37, and
MRS. DELLA McLEAN, 36, both of Chickasha, married by Judge R.L.
Lawrence; LESLIE GRIFFITH, 20, and MARY EVELINE ROBERTS, 16, both of
Fort Cobb, married by Judge Lawrence; EARNEST ROBERTS, 18 and ERMA
GRIFFITH, 17, both of Fort Cobb, married by Judge Lawrence.

Jan. 29--MAJOR ELDE TABEY, 26, and BONNIE GILES, 19, both of Carnegie,
married by Judge Lawrence.

Jan. 30--ROSS WALKER, 22, Hydro, and BERNICE YOUNG, 18, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; DON DICKINSON, 21, and MOLLIE OTIS, 19, both of Cement, married by
Judge Lawrence.
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Thursday, February 9, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 29

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feb. 3--GLEN MAHONE, 22, and DOROTHY BOSWELL, 20, both of Chickasha.

Feb. 4--JAMES HAUNKENNBO, 23, and MRS. NANNIE SWEEZY, 22, both of Fort
Cobb, married by Rev. J.J. Methvin; ARCHIE RUTLEDGE, 23, and ANNIE MAE
BREWER, 16, both of Fort Cobb; CARL WRIGHT, 21, and RUBY LUSK, 20, both
of Anadarko, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; JOHN THOMAS WIGINGTON, 47,
and MRS. MARY L. SHEPHERD, 43, both of Chickasha, married by Judge R.L.
Lawrence.

Feb. 6--MARTIN DITMORE, 32, Colony, and OPAL HART, 16, Lookeba; WALLACE
BUMGARNER, 23, Apache, and ANNA KINKAU, 19, Carnegie; HENRY LOWE, 33,
Gracemont and VERA BOONE, 23, Anadarko; EDWARD SHEMAYME, 22, and CORA
DELAWARE, 19, both of Binger.

Feb. 7--WILLIAM EARL LAUGHLIN, 21, Guthrie, and PEARL TUCKER, 18,
Lookeba; CHRIS FREDERICKSON, 35, Gracemont, and LILLIE LOWE, 18, Albert.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, February 16, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 30

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feb. 7--WILLIAM J. SMYER, 21, Oklahoma City, and DELA BOLEN, 21, Apache,
married by Rev. Alphonse Horenthals; WILLIAM EARL LAUGHLIN, 21, Guthrie,
and PEARL TUCKER, 18, Lookeba, married by Rev. George A. Chatfield.

Feb. 9--EARL HEWETT, 24, Loveland, and KATURAH MATTHEWS, 21, Carnegie,
married by Rev. George A. Chatfield.

Feb. 10--WILLIAM SATESPEAHTAW, 29, Carnegie, and MRS. SUSIE AHKAUM, 40,
Anadarko, married by Rev. J.J. Methvin; ALVIN K. TROTTER, 27, Cyril, and
MRS. JESSE BELL BENNETT, 18, Elgin, married by Rev. J.C. Earl.

Feb. 11-NELSON COLLINS, 21, and FLORENCE DONALDSON, 16, both of Hinton;
JOSEPH E. CANICO, 21, Fort Cobb, and JEWEL RAMSEY, 17, Carnegie, married
by Rev. W.A.R. Lovell; PAUL LOWERY, 21, and ELSIE EVANS, 19, both of
Fort Cobb, married by Rev. W.D. Bolton; CLARENCE I. WALKER, 22, Oklahoma
City, and JENNIE MASSEY, 18, Stecker, married by Rev. G.W. Parmer.

Feb. 13--DEWEY FARR, 21, and LORENE WAKEFIELD, 1 (sic), Binger.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, February 23, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 31

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feb. 14--HARLEY HOLMES, 18, and MARIE GUTHRIE, 16, both of Gracemont.

Feb. 15--FREEMAN STEENBERGER, 26, and PAT DALMEY,  24, both of Anadarko,
married by Rev. Earnest M. Adams; ARTHUR COMPTON, 21, and GRACE CRAVELL,
21, both of Chickasha, married by Justice R.K. Robinson; HARER
DORNBLASER, 21, and NADINE LEE, 19, both of Binger, married by Judge
R.L. Lawrence.

Feb. 18--ARTHUR WEST, 19, Gracemont, and MAGGIE PERKINS, 18, Verden,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Feb. 20--PERRY WILLIAMS, 23, and LOUISE WAKEFIELD, 20, both of Binger,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Feb. 21--WILLIAM E. STEVENS, 55, Anadarko, and MRS. AMIE CORA NORSWEATT,
38, Fort Worth, Texas.

The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, March 1, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 32

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feb. 24--WM. J. FELL, Davenport, Iowa, and FAY RUTH JORDAN, 18,
Carnegie.

Feb. 25--WM.F. BOGGS, 33, and LULA ETHEL WILSON, 18, both of Cyril,
married by Rev. Thos. H. Ward; LESLIE A. HOUSE, 26, and VIOLA DAVIS,17,
both of Lookeba; THEODORE SEIBERT, 21, and HILDA JONES, 19, both of
Wichita Falls, Texas, married by Justice R.K. Robinson.

Feb. 28--CLARENCE SANKADOTA, 18, Stecker, and MRS. MAGGIE TENA-DOO-AH,
19, Carnegie; CHARLIE E. WALLACE, 58, and MRS. CHARLOTTE McMILLAN, 50,
both of Chickasha, married by Judge Lawrence.
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Thursday, March 8, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 33

NO MARRIAGE LICENSES PUBLISHED
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, March 15, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 34

'SWEET SPRINGTIME' HAS NO EFFECT ON THE 'LOVE SICK'

March 9--FLOY M. GALLAGER, 30, Bristow, and VIOLA MADDOX, 22, Anadarko,
were married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; DAVID BONTRAGER, 48, Cement, and
MRS. DOLLIE I. BANISTER, 40, Fletcher.

March 10--DAVE JOHNSON, 24, and NELLIE HUGHEY, 16, both of Eakly; JOE
HICKS, 22, and CASSANDRA JENKINS, 18, both of Gracemont; ADRIAN I.
SHEPHERD, 20, Cogar, and LEONA V. SMITH, 18, Gracemont, married by Rev.
John A. Cox; FERMAN KEETON, 21, and GLADYS WHITELEY, 16, both of
Anadarko; MELVIN MORRIS, 22, and ETHEL ROBINSON, 18, both of Cement,
married by Judge Lawrence.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, March 22, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 35

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Tuesday, March 13--ORVAL EVANS, 21, and ETHELSIE TENAUES, 18, both of
Walters, married by Rev. Sam D. Taylor.

Thursday, March 15--JIM PASTON, 22, and PEARL COTTRELL, 23, both of
Anadarko, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Friday, March 16--FRANK CLARK, 22, and LOUISE DOUGLASS, 18, both of
Binger, married by Rev. John A. Cox.

Saturday, March 17--CARL IRVIN, 21, and AUDRA BATES, 19, both of
Ninnekah, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, March 29, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 36

A THREE DAY INTERVAL IN WHICH NO LICENSES ISSUED

From March 17 to 20, the office of deputy court clerk failed to register
a single marriage license. On March 20 licenses were issued to ALBERT
BALES, 21, and MOLLIE I. SANDERS, 18, both of Carnegie, and they were
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

March 21--BILL BURGE, 27, Coalgate, and PEARL BELASE, 20, Fort Cobb,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

March 24--LESTER W. JOHNS, 35, and EDNA LEE, 16, both of Eakly, married
by Rev. A.H. Ponath; JOESPH CARPENTER, 25, Coalgate, and BONNIE
BIRDWELL, 16, Anadarko, married by Justice H.A. Arends.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday,  April 5, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 37

MARRIAGE LICENSES

March 28--CYRUS E. GORDON, 50, and NORA McCANDLESS, 28, both of
Gracemont; ELMER L. WARE, 28, Mountain View, and PERCY ELIZABETH
THOMPSON, 24, Hobart, married by Rev. W.A.R. Lovell, Carnegie.

March 29--BERT BREWER, 21, Chickasha, and LILLIE BLEVINS, 19, Lone Wolf;
CLIFFORD E. BELEW, 31, and ESSIE BOST, 24, both of Fort Cobb, married by
Rev. E.E. Davidson, Anadarko.

March 31--FHONSE TAYLOR FIFE, 21 , and VERLETTA LELA DIETRICH, 18, both
of Carnegie; ERNEST K. BROWN, 25, and BESSIE SUMMERS, 18, both of
Cement.

April 2--GEORGE DIGGS, 27, Sedan, and CLARK MILLER, 21, Alden, married
by Judge R.L. Lawrence. 
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 12, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 38

NO MARRIAGE LICENSES LISTED

The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 19, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 39

MARRIAGE LICENSES

April 11-HENRY MEYER, 26, Fremont, Wisconsin and EMMA KRATZKE, 23,
Hinton.

April 12-IRA RAY, 21, and RUTH HOARD, 18, both of Eakly, married by
Judge Lawrence.

April 14--DOC EVERETT BENTLEY, 34, and GRACIE LEE NIX, 24, both of
Lookeba, married by Judge Lawrence; JEFF LANDRETH, 24, and LERA MAY
SNEED, 17, both of Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence; UHL VENABLE, 29,
and ZENNIE CLARK, 19, both of Chickasha, married by Judge Lawrence.

April 16--BERT KENNEDY, 40, Monroe, La., and ISABELL CROUCH, 38, Tuttle.

April 17--OTIS FARMER, 21, and BLANCHE MARTINDALE, 18, both of Apache.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, April 26, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 40

April 18--ROY PHILLIPS, 21, and MARGARET SALMON, 17, both of Anadarko,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; BEA WRIGHT, 22, Wynnewood, and POLLY
LANCASTER, 18, Gracemont.

April 19--WILLIAM C. DOLEY, 23, and ALVIS BLOOM, 18, both of Gracemont.

April 21--LESTER R. STEELE, 25, Anadarko, and SHIRLEY ARONHOLT, 18,
Hydro; EZRA B. McCALL, 28, and MAYBIE LANDERS, 19, both of Fort Cobb.

The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, May 3, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 41

CUPID FALLING DOWN ON JOB; SLOWING UP FOR JUNE RUSH

Another record was established during the past week when Dan Cupid
failed to register a single license in the office of Deputy Court Clerk
Miss Sylvia Riley for six days. We also notice that Justice of the Peace
Carl Mohrbacher married his first couple on April 27 when he united
HARRY MILLER, 25, of Amber and ESTELLE WOODS, 21, of Cement in the holy
bonds of wedlock. Others securing licenses on that date were JEFF McRAE,
21, Carnegie, and GLADYS HAAS, 19, Fort Cobb, married by Rev. A.H.
Ponath.

April 28--JOHN IRA RUSSELL, 19, and RUBY LOU COOK, 19, both of Cement;
WM. THOMAS WARDROME, 58, Bridgeport,  and MRS. MARY ETTA ROACHELLE, 59,
Bethany, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; EARNEST BREWSTER, 20, and FRANCES
FLIPPO, 17, both of Fort Cobb.

May 1--MONROE ELLIOTT, 21, Binger, and RUBY ESTELLE HOOKER, 20, Albert.
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March 29, 1928

CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES AT FT. COBB WEDNESDAY

Abner Green Smedley, pioneer resident of Fort Cobb, died at the home of
his son Henry G. Smedley, Wednesday evening, March 21, liking two days
being ninety-two years of age. He was born March 23, 1836 near Atlanta,
Ga., where he resided during his early life. He moved to Tennessee with
his parents during his early manhood and married Amanda Garrett in 1857.
To this union twelve children were born, six girls and six boys, three
sons of whom survive, as follows: Thomas D. Smedley of California; John
S. Smedley of Amarillo, Tex.; Henry G. Smedley of Fort Cobb, age 65,
with whom deceased made his home.

Besides the three sons he is survived by fifteen grandchildren;
forty-one great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. Mrs.
Smedley passed to the Great Beyond on Now. 7, 1912 at the age of 78
years, having been born Nov. 7, 1834.

Abner G. Smedley enlisted in the Civil War in 1861 from Arkansas and
served until the close of the war in the 2nd Arkansas Calvalry. After
the war he moved to Texas where he reared his family. He came to
Oklahoma in 1901 and after the drawing bought a relinquishment just west
of Fort Cobb on the north side of the Washita River where he lived until
some years later when he moved to Fort Cobb, where he resided until his
death.

Funeral services were held at the home of his son, Henry G. Smedley,
Friday noon by G.F. Wilson, a Bible student of Oklahoma City, at which a
large crowd of relatives and friends were present. "To know 'Uncle
Abner' was to be his friend for he was at all times loyal to his
country, his family and his friends, and was a real citizen in every
community in which he lived", said a life-long friend.

Deceased was accorded a military funeral with members of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post of Anadarko in charge, assisted by members of the
American Legion. Officers of the V.F.W. post officiating were Otis
Farrington, commander; Joe Dorley, senior vice-commander; Emil Alm, Jr.,
vice commander; Mike Caruso of Fort Cobb, bugler. The color guards were
John Burkhalter and Ed Comeia. The firing squad was Vern Shipton, Pete
Elison, Floyd Groseclose, Harry Stewart, Dewey Grigsby, Elbert Woodall,
Frank Oelke and a Mr. Saider. Alonzo Hays was officer of the day. Color
bearers were H.H. Tilford, A.B. Colbath, B.C. Loomis and W.G. Gray.
Pallbearers were Paul Anderson, Charles Barker, Emil Weidenmaier, C.H.
Taylor, Fred Mason and Charles Stockton. Members of the choir from
Anadarko were John Howard and Olin Farrington. Internment was in the
Fort Cobb Cemetery Friday afternoon with the Gish Funeral Home in
charge.
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April 05, 1928

Three Men Murdered Near Carnegie Sunday About 3 o'clock p.m.
Caddo County Officers Are Seeking Man Accused of Slaying

One of the most brutal murders of recent years was reported to county 
authorities here Monday morning when word was received that three men had been shot to death on an enbankment by the side of a railroad grade about a quarter of a mile west of Carnegie. A fellow by the name of Jim Johnson, who with his family lived close by in a tent, is said to have committed the crime and is being sought by officers of this section.

As though by a quirk of fate each of the slain men received a bullet hole in 
the left side of the head. Evidence also shows that two of them were killed 
while they slept. A man by the name of Looney, who, with another witness, is 
being held, escaped with only a knife wound. It is said the killer ran out of
cartridges. The reason for the shooting affray remains a mystery. So far as can be 
learned no motive for the crime exists.

Sheriff George Nixon and deputies and County Attorney William McFadyen 
were called to Carnegie early Monday morning to hold an inquest over the 
bodies. The dead men were identified as "Curley" Dale, a Perry, Oklahoma 
mechanic who came there several days ago to work; Noah Williams, a blacksmith;
and Walter Swigart, a concrete worker. Walter Looney, whose stab wounds were 
not believed serious, accused Jim Johnson, who was being sought for shooting 
the three and stabbing him. A search is being conducted for Johnson and others
who are believed to have been present at a gathering in the railroad cut. 
Looney was the only one found who could tell anything of the affair. He said 
a number of men had been drinking, and that two or three of them became 
helplessly intoxicated. Johnson stabbed him as he was caring for the helpless 
men, he said, and he heard shots as he staggered away. The coroner's inquest 
opened at the scene of the crime, which was littered with evidence of eating 
and drinking, such as cracker boxes, tin cans and bottles. After the jury had
viewed the scene, an undertaker was permitted to remove the three victim's 
bodies. 

Arrest of Johnson was ordered following an inquest at which Walter Looney, 
stabbed in the brawl, testified Johnson attacked him and then "started 
shooting". Looney fled, saying he heard a shot as he ran. Search for Johnson
was begun by officers immediately. Looney said he and Johnson began in a row 
over the gun, when Johnson began flashing it at the party. All had been 
drinking, he said. There had been no quarrel between Johnson and the three 
slain men, Looney said. Five cartridges were found where the shooting occured 
and five wounds were found in the bodies. Dale was shot twice in the leg and 
once through the head. The others were shot in the head.
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April 12, 1928

Carnegie Slayer Suspect Is Held By Officers at Enid

Sheriff Nixon Writes Tribune That Jim Johnson Was Apprehended in Rooming 
House Monday

The Tribune is in receipt of a communication from Sheriff Nixon stating that 
Jim Johnson the man accused of the recent killing of three men on a railroad 
grade near Carnegie, is being held at Enid and that they will being him to 
Anadarko within the next few days.

According to information at hand, Sheriff Nixon had notified officers at 
Enid that Johnson had a sister living there. It seems that this lead 
resulted in the man's capture Monday. He was found at an Enid rooming house 
alone, unarmed, and in a peaceable mood. According to Mr. Nixon, the man 
admits he lived at Carnegie in a tent, but denies he did the killing.

The bodies of the three men, Walt Swaggart, William Dale and Clarence 
Williams, were found the morning after the shooting beside railroad tracks. 
Henry Nelson, who said he had engaged the drinking party with the men, told 
Carnegie police that Johnson had shot them in the course of a brawl.

Johnson has admitted his idenity. Sheriff Baker of Enid said, and has 
admitted also that he lived in a tent near the scene of the shooting. When 
arrested Johnson was at liberty on appeal bond following his conviction at 
Cordell on a charge of assault to murder.
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Thursday, May 10, 1928
Vol. 27 No.  42

MARRIAGE LICENSES

May 2--BERT P. GEORGE, 20, and MARIE EVELYN ZIN, 19, both of Hinton.

May 5--HARRISON ROBERTS, 62, and MRS. LOTTIE GRIFFIN, 55, both of
Lookeba, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

May 7--WILLIE REECE, 22, and MATTIE SPURLOCK, 18, both of Fort Cobb.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, May 17, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 43

MARRIAGE LICENSES

May 11--CLYDE THOMASON, 25, Littlefield, Texas, and BLANCHE DITMORE, 19,
Lookeba, married by Rev. T.M. Ransom.

May 12--MALLIE BOYD, 20 and EVA MAE CLUTTS, 18, both of Anadarko.

May 14--LLOYD BROKAW, 20, and GLADYS ROBERTS, 19, both of Lookeba,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, May 24, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 44

MARRIAGE LICENSES

May 15--FRANK WOOSTER, Lincoln, Neb., and BEATRICE KRYTINER, 24,
Pocasset, married by Rev. M.O. Dennis.

May 16--JOE D. ABERNATHY, 23, Gracemont, and F.E. MEADOWS, 17, Hydro,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; FOSTER PERISON, 29, and VIOLA DAVIS, 19,
both of Lookeba, married by Rev. T.W. Ransom; MANUEL MALDONADA, 21, and
MRS. REBECCA HERNANDEZ, 21, both of Wichita Falls, Texas, married by
Rev. Geo. A. Chatfield.

May 18--MELVIN SMITH, 19, and ANNIE METTITT, 18, both of Fort Cobb.

May 20--G.C. SHORT, 21, Marlow, and KATHLEEN J. BARNES, 21, Idabel; A.F.
POWELL, jr., 22, and FLORENCE I. BRYAN, 18, both of Chickasha.

May 21--JAKE FROESE, jr., 23, Inla, and KATIE PANKRATZ, Hydro.
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Vol. 27 No. 45

MARRIAGE LICENSES

May 22--ROBERT J. MILLER, 21, Kingfisher, and RENA WILDMAN, 18, Pauls
Valley, married by Justice H.A. Arends; TENET KOCESSECHNENY, 20, Apache,
and MONA TITCHAUNERWE, 20, Geronimo, married by Rev. Davis M. Parker;
WILLIE DAY, 28, and MABEL HENDERSON, 24, both of Chickasha, married by
Justice H.A. Arends

May 24--WALTER HILDEBRAND, 24, and RUBY WEST, 20, both of Hydro.

May 26--HARRY LOULA, 21, and LAURA CLEVELAND, 20, both of Lookeba; FRANK
MORROW, 24 Enid, and ETHEL GOODFELLOW, 24, Binger; ODUS IVIE, 27, and
HAZEL HANEY, 20, both of Amber, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; WILLIE
HARGRAVES, 24, Oklahoma City, and BERTHA MAE DAILEY, 18, Stecker,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

May 29--EARNEST D. DAILEY, 28, Lawton, and MRS. JOE HUNT, 19, Coalgate.
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Thursday, June 7, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 46

GOODFELLOW-MORROW

Miss Ethel Goodfellow of Binger and Frank Morrow of Enid were united in
marriage May 27 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Goodfellow.The impressive ceremony was performed by Rev. Cox of the
Methodist church of Gracemont. The Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" was
played by Miss Lois Goodfellow.

After the ceremony, attended only by the near relatives, dinner was
served.

The bride is a graduate of the Anadarko high school, with the class of
1921, after which she attended Central State Teachers' College at
Edmond. She has devoted several years to teaching.

The groom, a young man of sterling qualities and a student of A&M
college, is the son of Mrs. Lottie Morrow of Hennessey.

The happy couple left for Stillwater where they will attend the summer
school. Their many friends wish them a long and happy wedded life. Mr.
and Mrs. Morrow will teach the Mitchell school next year.

DOWE-GOODFELLOW

Miss Freda Dowe of Pond Creek and James William Goodfellow of Stillwater
were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Dowe, southeast of town, at high noon Sunday, May 20, with Rev.
A.B. Kirk of Wichita performing the ceremony.

After the ceremony, attended by near relatives, a two course luncheon
was served.

The bride is one of Pond Creek's prominent young ladies. She graduated
from the local high school with the class of 1925, and attended Oklahoma
A&M college at Stillwater. For the past two years she has been teaching
school and music near Garber.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goodfellow of Binger, Okla.,
and is a student of engineering and a member of first band at A&M
college. The happy young couple will make their home in Stillwater. The
marriage occurred on the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Dowe, they being married on the same day of the week, at the same hour
of the day, and by the same minister, Rev. A.B. Kirk, a brother of Mrs.
Dowe's.--Pond Creek Herald.

BECKETT-HOWENSTINE

Miss Jean Beckett became the bride of Mr. Thomas Hownestine(sic) of
Oklahoma City, on Sunday, June third, at a simple wedding at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Beckett. The bride was gowned in a
tailored dress of white chiffon and satin. She carried a bouquet of
white rose buds and lillies of the valley. Her only attendant was Miss
Marjorie Hogan of Oklahoma City, whose gown was of blue chiffon of the
same style as the bride's. Her bouquet was of pink rose buds.

Mr. Zack Price of Oklahoma City served Mr. Howenstine as best man.

An informal reception followed the ceremony. A pink and white color note
appeared in all the appointments. Out of town guests at the wedding were
Miss Thelma Jones, Miss Madelyn Jones, Miss Zora Shumaker, Miss Margaret
Howenstine, Miss Kate Niblack, of Oklahoma City, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Beckett of Tulsa.

Mrs. Howenstine's going away dress was of grey crepe with blue
accessories.

Mr. and Mrs. Howenstine will make their home in Oklahoma City after the
20th of June, where Mr. Howenstine is connected with the Internal
Revenue Department.

WEST - HALSEY

In the presence of a few friends and the immediate families, Miss Fay
Halsey and Mr. Alvin J. West were united in marriage Sunday morning at
1030, June 3, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Perry, one mile south of
Anadarko, the Rev. E.E. Davidson officiating.

The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Halsey and has
many friends in Anadarko where she has lived for eight years.

The groom was born and reared in Anadarko. He is the adopted son of Mr.
and Mrs. C.C. Perry and is a very worthy young man. He is manger of the
Perry Blue Ribbon Dairy.

The young couple left immediately after the wedding dinner for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Greerville, Tenn. Their many friends wish
for them a happy and prosperous married life.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

June 4--EZRA B. McCALL, 28, and BELL ARAN, 19, both of Fort Cobb.

June 5--ELDEN McBRIDE, 21, and LORENE VAUGHN, 18, married by Judge R.L.
Lawrence; ELDRED J. COCHRAN, 24, and ELLA MAE COCHRAN, 16, married by
Judge R.L. Lawrence.

June 7--ALVA WILKERSON, 30, Wetumka, and AMANDA JOHNSON, 19, Eakly;
MOSES HAUBOH, 18, Faxon, and LOUISE BRACE, 17, Carnegie, married by
Judge R.L. Lawrence; PAUL SIMMONS, 32, Chickasha,and RUTH ELIZABETH LAY,
23, Verden.

June 8--FRANK PATTERSON, 29, and RUBY THOMPSON, 30, both of Binger; JACK
MILLSAP, 21, and ETHEL HALL, 19, both of Fort Cobb; TROY MORGAN, 22, and
OTHELL PAYNE, 17, both of Gracemont; L.E. COLE, 65, and MRS. DONA ZIGLE,
45, both of Lookeba, married by Rev. J.E. Neal.

June 12--DAVID BARRINGER, 27, Chickasha, and BERTHA MYERS, 17, Anadarko,
married by Justice Carl Mohrbacher.

NOEL FARRINGTON WEDS CARMEN GIRL SUNDAY

Noel. W. Farrington of Anadarko and Miss Mildred G. McDaniel of Carmen
were united in marriage at Fairview, Okla., on Sunday,June 10.

The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.A. McDaniel of Carmen.
She attended Oklahoma University two years and graduated from
Northwestern State Teachers college in 1927. Since graduation she has
been instructor of mathematics in the high school at Navina, Okla. Mrs.
Farrington was one of Carmen's most charming and popular young ladies.

The groom is the son of Rev. and Mrs. F.L. Farrington of this city. He
is a graduate of the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical college at
Stillwater, where he was a member of the Sigma Mu Sigma, a national
Masonic social fraternity. He was also elected to membership in Phi
Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic fraternity. Noel was varsity
yell leader at A & M for three years.

Their romance had its beginning when they were classmates in Carmen high
school, both being members of the graduating class of 1922.

Mr. and Mrs. Farrington will make their home in Anadarko, where Mr.
Farrington is associated with his brother, Olin, in poultry farming.

SIMONS - LAY NUPTIALS

At the residence of Rev. J.J. Methvin on Thursday, June 7, Mr. Paul
Simmons of Chickasha and Miss Ruth Lay of near Anadarko were united in
marriage. A number of relatives and intimate friends were present.

They will be at home to their friends in Chickasha.
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Thursday, June 21, 1928
Vol 27  No. 48

MARRIAGE LICENSES

June 13--HARVEY BULL BEAR, 23, and MRS. MARY FLETCHER, 23, both of
Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence.

June 14--VERNON J. RAMSEY, 24, and ANNA SUSONG, 24, both of Hobart; JOE
H. ALEXANDER, 20, and PEARL BRYSON, 18, both of Albert, married by Rev.
J.M. Patton.

June 16--REUBEN I. POWELL, 21, Gracemont, and LENA L. FORD, 16,
Anadarko; ALEX A. ALDREDGE, 19, and EVELYN BREWSTER, 18, both of Fort
Cobb; LAWRENCE HODGE, 22, and OPAL MASON, 18, both of Mountain View,
married by Judge Lawrence; BRANNON JAMES, 21, and MAYE PETTIGREW, 18,
both of Apache; DANIEL E. HAINES, 21, Fort Sill, and EDNA WEEKS, 18,
Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence; ERNEST ADAMS, 22, and MRS. ELSIE
SHULTZ, 24, both of Gracemont.

June 17--HOWARD L. NEWTON, 21 and ENID A. ANGLAND, 21, both of Altus.

BEDDO-MALCOM WEDDING CELEBRATED AT EDMOND

Announcements have been received of the wedding of Miss Bess Lee Beddo
to Mr. A. Stewart Malcom, which took place at the home of the bride's
parents at Edmond on Sunday, June 17, at two o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.
Malcom will make their home in Oklahoma City where he is connected with
the Kansas City Life Insurance company. Mrs. Malcom has been employed as
home economics instructor in the Anadarko high school for the past two
years.

COLBY-COX WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED AT CHICKASHA

Among the lovely June nuptials was that of Miss Monona Marie Colby to
Mr. Everett Henry Cox of Anadarko, on Sunday morning at 930 o'clock at
the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Edna B. Colby, 520 South Ninth
street.

The room where the marriage ceremony took place was beautifully
decorated by tall floor baskets of larkspur, fern and baby's breath,
tied with pink and blue tulle. The tall white altar was surrounded by
baskets of flowers and cathedral candles.

Little Miss Virginia Emma Brashear, niece of the bride, in a fluffy
dress of pink and blue, and Master Eli Philips, nephew of the
gridegroom, were flower girl and ring bearer. Miss Elmretta Colby,
sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid and Mr. Bryce Ballinger of Miami
was best man.

Wearing a frock of pale pink and blue beaded georgette, with a flesh
colored hand painted picture hat and  a fan corsage of sweetheart roses,
lilies of the valley and baby's breath, giving a pleasing touch of
color, the bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Euart B.
Colby of St. Louis. She also carried a hand-made handkerchief sent to
her by Mrs. T.H. Brents of Quincy, Ill., which was made by her sister
twenty-five years ago.

Preceding the ceremony, during which Rev. Logan Martin of Fort Worth,
presided, Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. P.J. Gardenal, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Cranil Fowler, sang "At Dawning" and "All for You." Mrs.
Fowler played Mendelasoh's Wedding March as the bridal party entered and
throughout the ceremony played softly, "Melody of Love."

The candelabria was lighted before the ceremony by Miss Virginia Colby.

Following the ceremony the couple was showered with the hearty
congratulations of the assembled company. The bride cut and served her
wedding cake following the service.

The couple left immediately for an overland honeymoon trip to points in
Texas, Colorado and Utah. The bride was charming in her going away
costume, which was a royal purple two piece sport dress of the same
shade, with smart matchable accessories.

Mrs. Cox is the daughter of Mrs. Edna B. Colby of this city and received
her education in the Chickasha public schools. She attended the Oklahoma
College for Women and the Oklahoma City University, and has for the past
year been a teacher in the Chickasha public schools.

Mr. Cox is the son of  Mrs. Gertrude Cox of Anadarko. He attended
Columbia University in New York City, where he was a member of the Sigma
Chi fraternity, and is connected with the First National Bank of
Anadarko.

After July 10, Mr. and Mrs. Cox will be at home to their friends at 502
Central boulevard, Anadarko.

Those attending the wedding were Mrs. Edna B. Colby and daughters,
Misses Margaret, Elmeretta, Virginia, and son, Mr. Euart B. Colby of St.
Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Gardemal, Miss
Harriett Edwards, Mrs. Granfil Fowler of Chickasha; Mrs. G.M. Cox and
daughter, Miss Imojean, and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Philips and small son, Eli,
jr., of Anadarko; Mr. and Mrs. O.E. Noernberger and daughter of Verden;
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brashear and small daughter, Virginia Emma, Mr. and
Mrs. H.C. Littlefield of Oklahoma City; Rev. and Mrs. Logan Martin and
son, Paul Logan of Fort Worth, and Mr. Bryce Ballinger of
Miami.--Chickasha Daily Express.
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Thursday, June 28, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 49

MARRIAGE LICENSES

June 22--JOSEPH RAGAR, 71, nd MRS. EMM SLANAKER, 55, both of Hinton.

June 23--GEORGE MARTIN, 24, Binger and IREEN MILLER, 18, Scott, married
by Rev. John Strattan; CHARLES H. BOTLES, 46, and MRS. MARY MONTGOMERY,
42, both of Anadarko; HAROLD DAVIS, 24, and VERNIE TATE, 22, both of
Roosevelt, married by Rev. A.H. Ponah.

June 25--ALBERT MONTGOMERY REECE, 32, and BLANCHE ELEANOR GARLAND, 34,
both of Oklahoma City.

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Vol. 27 No. 50

MARRIAGE LICENSES

FLOYD WILLIAM WILSON, 25, and NOVA ELLEN WOODS, 22, both of Chickasha,
married by Rev. E.E. Davidson.

June 29--FRANK H. PIERCE, 24, and MRS. ESTELLE BRADBURY, 26, both of
Chickasha.

June 30--ARTHUR A. ARCHER, 27, and JEWEL USLEMAN, 21, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; CARLOS V. HODGES, 36, Clinton and VELMA
BRASHIER, 21, Chickasha; EDD ROZZELL, 25, Oklahoma City, and IRENE
SMITH, 16, Carnegie, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; FRED F. THOMPSON, 41,
Fort Sill and MRS. PREBLE RIDDLES, 43, Lawton.

July 2--WILLIE DAVIS,38, and MRS. LULA WILEY, 44, both of Anadarko,
married by Judge Lawrence; LEE BLANCHARD,  25, Gracemont, and CECELIA
PENSONEAU, 20, Jones, married by Judge Lawrence.
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Thursday, July 12, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 51

MARRIAGE LICENSES

July 3--DAVID HAUGHT, 21, and PRISCILLA BANSE, 18, both of Carnegie,
married by Rev. Sam D. Taylor.

July 5--JOSEPH DEES, 26, and MARY BELL JOHNSON, 18, both of Eakly,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; WILLARD HARMON, 22, and MRS. ESTHER FODGE,
22, both of Alfalfa, married by Rev. Geo. A. Chatfield.

July 7--WAWNE(sic) THOMPSON, 24, Carnegie, and ALTHA THRASHER, 18, both
of Fort Cobb, married by Rev. Claud A. DeWitt; FRED VANDERPOOL, 22, and
RUTH SMITH, 16, both of Albert, married by Judge Lawrence.

July 9--ANTONY FOREMAN, 38, and MRS. LILLIAN EZELL, 34, both of
Chickasha, married by Judge Lawrence.
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Thursday, July 19, 1928
Vol. 27 No. 52

MARRIAGE LICENSES

June(sic) 10--WISER TOMPEKEMHA, 17, and HENRYETTA OYEBA, 18, Saddle
Mountain, married by Judge Lawrence.

June(sic) 12--DERALD D. PETERS, 27, and HELEN HAWN, 18, both of Apache.

June(sic) 13--GEORGE HUCKLEBERRY, 21, Konawa, and MEARL ELDREDGE, 17,
Apache; GRADY WALL, 19, and LULA CLIFT, 18, both of Anadarko.

July 14--ULYSSES SIMPSON ROGERS, 26, and MRS. WILLIE LUCILE MORRIS, 29,
both of Tulsa; LEE GILMORE, 25, and SALLIE E. DUKE, 19, both of
Ninnekah; EDWIN EICHMAN, 21, Cyril, and MASAL TARPLEY, 21, Gracemont;
JAMES BILBREY, 22, and KATHRYN JACKSON, 16, both of Fort Cobb; RALPH
GODFREY, 23, and ESTELLE BAILEY, 19, both of Scott, married by Judge
Lawrence; PAUL MINTER, 28, Woodville, and ETHEL HIBDON, 19, Verden,
married by Judge Lawrence; JACK BASKETT, 28, Apache, and NELLIE MILLER,
18, Cyril; JACK B.E. THOM, 21, Enid and EULA HARTSHORN, 21, Anadarko.
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Thursday, July 26, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 1

HARTSHORN -THOM

Miss Eula Hartshorn, daughter of Mrs. W.W. Hartshorn, became the bride
of Mr. Jack Thom, of Enid, on Saturday evening, July 14, at the Baptist
parsonage. Rev. Taylor read the marriage vows. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Thom departed for a ten days trip to Denver, Colo. They are now
at home at 1041/2 West Elm, Enid, Okla., where Mr. Thom is connected
with the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co.
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Thursday, August 2, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 2

MARRIAGE LICENSES

July 14--LAUREL ALGEO, 18 and MINNIE WATSON, 16, both of Apache; OTTIS
LITTLE, 25, Fort Cobb and MRS. LERVILLA WOOD, 25, Anadarko, married by
Rev. William Anderson.

July 16--PAUL KOMALTY, 28, Carnegie, and BIRDIE FRIZZLEHEAD, 19, Alden.

July 17--NEAL BAKER, 32, and MRS. JEWEL WILLIAMS, 27, both of Anadarko,
married by Rev. E.H. Hardy.

July 21--THOMAS REECE, 18, and LOVETTA SMITH, 18, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Rev. Sam D. Taylor; JOE WILKES, 25, Fort Cobb and MADIE
BOWMAN, 18, Apache, married by Rev. L.D. Wilkes; LEONARD J. GRAY, 21,
Oklahoma City, and Vergie Frederick, 19, Chickasha, married by Rev. A.H.
Ponath; GLENN C. FULLER, 24, and ALICE MARY STOEM, 23, both of
Chickasha, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence;  JAMES T. GRAY, 21, Anadarko
and MARY T. SMITH, 20, Paris, Ark., married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; J.D.
PITTS, 19, Apache and MARIE BIGGERSTAFF, 15, Anadarko, married by Judge
R.L. Lawrence;  L.C. VENABLE, 24, and IDA TRIPP, 22, both of Chickasha,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

July 24--L.L. DUNLOP, 22, and MARTHA FLORENCE RUNDLE, 24, both of
Apache, married by Rev. E.E. Davidson.

July 25--W.D. GIFFORD, 25, Carnegie and GRACE MEAD, 20, Thackerville,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

July 28--HARVEY DUDLEY, 19, Apache, and MAUDIE MOORE, 18, Alden, married
by Rev. A.H. Ponath.
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Thursday, August 9, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 3

MARRIAGE LICENSES

July 30--WILLIAM R. GRIFFITH, 21, and GLADYS PERIGO, 18, both of Cogar,
married by Judge Lawrence.

July 31--PAUL NEELY, 21, and MYRTIE CARTER, 17, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Judge Lawrence; FRED ABBOTT, 40, and MRS. GLADYS JOHNSON, 34,
both of Granite.

August 2--CLARENCE BUTLER, 24, and OPAL BITTMAN, 18, both of Binger,
married by Justice Carl Mohrbacker; RAYMOND JORDAN, 34, Washita, and
MRS. LENA NEALY, 34, Anadarko; ARLIE PASSMORE, 25, and DORIS ARTHUR, 21,
both of Carnegie.

August 4--ROBERT HOLMES, 21, Carnegie, and MAUD VAN CLEAVE, 18, Fort
Cobb, married by Justice H.A. Arends; DAN B. KOEHN, 26, Galvo, Kansas
and LENA SCHMIDT, 22, Carnegie; THEODORE ROUDEN, 23, and VERTIE EDWARDS,
18, both of Apache, married by Justice H.A. Arends; DON DRAKES, 20, and
EFFIE DAVIS, 19, both of Gracemont; JACKSON SHARP, 21, and LILLIE
BRAMLETT, 16, both of Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence; CHARLES
HETHERINGTON, 20, and NOVA HARRIS, 17, both of Gotebo married by Rev.
C.W. Rasure.

August 6--GEORGE BAKER, 23, and PEARL ST. JOHN, 17, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Judge Lawrence; ROBERT HOLLOWAY, 28, and RUTH MAE WELLS, 20,
married by Judge Lawrence; CHARLES REARICK, 18, Hinton, and EDNA
PHILLIPS, 17, Cogar, married by Judge Lawrence; SARAPIO NAVARRO, 39,
Anadarko, and MRS. LUCY BROWN, 25, Gracemont.
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Thursday, August 16, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 4

MARRIAGE LICENSES

August 8--JOHN W. DAVIDSON, 25, Eakly, and LILLIAN ANNA BELCHER, 20,
Chickasha, married by Rev. C.P. Kerran; MARTIN BOONE, 18, and JOSEPHINE
CALISAY, 19, both of Anadarko, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

August 10--FRANK DUNAWAY, 21, Colony, and ETTA BISHOP, 15, Alfalfa,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

August 11--BUSTER COBB, 19, and BERNICE BARTON, 16, both of Fletcher,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; ROSCOE I. ROBERTS, 23, Apache, and
GLADYS PRITCHETT, 22, Fort Cobb, married by Rev. J.J. Methvin; VERN
ZIKE, 24, and VERA SHELTON, 16, both of Carnegie, married by Justice
H.A. Arends; FRED HARDEMAN, 36, and MRS. CLARA RAWLISON, 33, both of
Chickasha, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, August 23, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 5

DOUBLE WEDDING

Word has been received here of the marriage of Iven Morrow Cox, formerly
of Anadarko, to Miss Margaret Pence of Birmingham, Ala. They were united
in marriage at the First Christian church of Birmingham last Wednesday
evening at 830. It was said to have been one of the prettiest weddings
that city has had in many years. Mr. Cox is known by many in this
community.

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Thursday, August 30, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 6

MARRIAGE LICENSES

August 21--ERNEST LITIKER, 21, Cogar, and ANNA LEE HOWARD, 18,
Gracemont, married by Rev. W.J. Bentley; J.M. MILLICAN, 63, Boyle,
Kansas, and MRS. M.I. ROBB, 63, Selma, Ala., married by Rev. Richard C.
Adams; ALVIE STEELE, 22, Pauls Valley, and ANNA LYLE, 18, Lookeba,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

August 22--JACKSON SEAMAN, 21, and EMMA M. MILLIAN, 18, both of Lawton;
NORMAN TROUT, 21, and FLOSSIE FAULKENBERRY, 19, both of Binger; JOE
BEAVER, 35, Binger, and MRS. IDA KIOTATE, 31, Gracemont, married by
Justice Carl Mohrbacher; LONNIE HILL, 22, and RUTH CARTER, 21, both of
Chickasha, married by Justice H.A. Arends; FRANCIS GOOMBI, 24, Mountain
View, and MARK AHKEAHBO, 18, Alden; FRANK DOUGLAS, 48, Binger, and MRS.
MAUD WHITE BREAD, Hinton, married by Justice H.A. Arends; OSCAR BLOYED,
30 and MAGGIE RICE, 27, both of Gracemont; MARION C. EMLET, 26, and ALMA
STEPHENS, 25, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

August 23--FRED STRANGE, 23, and GLADYS WYATT, 21, both of Hydro.

August 24--J.D. REECE, 20, and MRS. MAUD SIMMONS, 27, both of Gracemont,
married by Rev. J.M. Patton; L.P. ASHLEY, 31, and ILA McKINLEY, 19, both
of Verden, married by Rev. J.M. Patton.

August 25--CLIFTON DUNCAN, 23, and AGNES MOORE, 23; EARL HARRINGTON, 21,
and MYRTLE GRIGGS, 18, both of Anadarko; CURTIS MAYALL, 20, and RUTH
LITTLEFIELD, 21, both of Gracemont, married by Rev. John A. Cox; ORVILLE
HINSON, 19, and ELLA RUTH DEES, 16, both of Eakly, married by Rev. W.A.
Payne.

August 27--TOM PERIGO, 22, and MAE HEDRICK, 18, both of Cogar.
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Vol. 28 No. 7

MARRIAGE LICENSES

August 29--THEO. BUTTERWORTH, 21, and ELIZABETH KRATZKE, 16, both of
Hinton, married by Justice H.A. Arends; CLYDE TAYLOR, 21, and LAVIENNA
GLINN, 15, both of Anadarko, married by Rev. Ernest M. Adams.

Augsut 30--GEORGE EDDEN DARLING, 30, Oklahoma City, and MINTIA LOU
BLANKENSHIP, 23, Bridgeport, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

August 31--GLEN McPHERSON, 21, Apache, and EDNA REMEY, 17, Cyril,
married by Rev. G.M. Parmer.

Sept. 1--BENNIE COFFEY, 21, Binger, and VIOLA WILSON, 16, Scott; EDWARD
C. LAGING, 33, Fletcher, and EDITH WITTEN, 19, Cyril, married by Rev.
Fred J. Cox; ALVA A. SKAGGS, 21, Mountain View, and MARY JOSEPHINE
PHILLIPS, 18, Gotebo, married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Sept. 2--ARTHUR BEARDEN, 28, Junction City, Kansas, and ORA ELLIOTT, 23,
Binger, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Sept. 3--CHARLES FREEMAN GORDON, 18, and WINNIE ASKINS, 21, both of
Gracemont.

Sept. 4--WM. DEE PETREE, 22, Cement and LETRICE WINGO, 18, Fort Cobb,
married by Rev. C.W. Rasure; FRED S. MOCABEE, 56, El Reno, and MRS. CORA
PINKERTON, 49, Lawton.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, September 20, 1928
Vol. 28  No. 9

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sept. 12--JIMMIE HENDRICKS, 21, Duncan, and HAZEL TUTON, 18, Norman,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Sept. 13--ALBERT DANIEL, 32, and WILLIE ETHEL WYLIE, 16, both of
Bridgeport, married by Rev. Wm. Anderson; LOUIS HANKINS, 20, Carnegie,
and OLA BLAY, 19, Fort Cobb.

Sept. 14--ALEX SHORT, 21, and BEULAH SCOTT, 18, both of Hinton.

Sept. 15--J.O. CHRISTIAN, 42, and MRS. MARIE DONELL, 25, both of
Mountain View, married by Justice H.A. Arends; ROY ORVILLE STEEN, 26,
and PAULINE MARGARET HENNEKE, 22, both of Fort Cobb; BRYAN WEEKS, 20,
and MRS. NEVA CUMMINS, 21, both of Anadarko, married by Justice H.A.
Arends; ROBERT C. PETERS, 21, and ROBERTA LEE, 19, both of Oklahoma
City, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Sept. 17--WM. DALE BRECKEL, 28, Cordell, and WILMA BRADLEY, 19,
Gracemont, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, September 27, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 10

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sept. 19--BUFORD FAULTER, 20, and BONNIE DOWNS, 18, both of Carnegie,
married by Judge Lawrence.

Sept. 20--JOHN ALLEN, 66 and PAULINE RIMMER, 19, Little Rock, Ark.,
married by Judge Lawrence; JAMES MONROE TICER, 73, and MRS. SARAH
REBECCA DOSS, 67, both of Alfalfa, married by Judge Lawrence.

Sept. 21--LEE THURMAN, 24, and DELIA ROBRECHT, both of Anadarko, married
by Justice H.A. Arends; PAUL H. HANEY, 18, Pocasset, and OLA THOMAS, 16,
Verden, married by Judge Lawrence; HELWOOD STEPHENS, 23, Sayre, and
HAZEL FLETCHER, 16, Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence; JOHN EMHOOLAH,
18, and MATILDA KOMALTY, both of Apache, married by Rev. Andres
Martinez; DALPHIN ISBELL, 18, and FRANCES PAUL, 16, both of Anadarko,
married by Judge Lawrence; WILL JOHNSON, 28, and MRS. MARY LONG, 21,
both of Anadarko, married by Justice H.A. Arends.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, October 4, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 11

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sept. 25--ATHIE EZRA HARGRAVE, 24, and ELEANOR TOOMAN, 16, both of
Carnegie, married by Justice H.A. Arends; MATTHEW DAWSON, 39, Verden,
and MRS. EDITH PITTS, 28, Cement, married by Judge Lawrence.

Sept. 26--JAMES E. SMITH, 28, and EFFIE LEE MELTON, 23, both of Carnegie
married by Rev. W.A.R. Lovell; CHARLES McARTHUR, 26, and MATTIE MAE
WALKER, 18, both of Anadarko, married by Rev. Wm. Anderson.

Sept. 28--WALTER A. DYSART, 43, Marlow, and MRS. SUSIE JOHNSON, 22,
Anadarko, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Sept. 29--ROBERT FREEMAN, 21, Verden, and MATTIE PARHAM, 16, Ft. Cobb;
GEORGE NECONIE, 20, Cyril, and ETHEL WARE, 17, Anadarko; BEN MONTGOMERY,
21, Anadarko, and WILLIE BELLAMY, 18, Fort Cobb; FLOYD CAMPBELL, 18,
Lawton, and THELMA CHRISTENSEN, 17, Apache, married by Justice Carl
Mohrhacher; STEVE LOGGIN, 21, and AGNES WRIGHT, 18, both of Cement,
married by Judge Lawrence; CLARK H. JONES, 21, and FLORENCE HYSELL, 19,
both of Anadarko; WALTER FLETCHER, 22, Gracemont, and OPAL PAUL, 18,
Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 1--ALLEN F. SIMMONS, 68, Cement, and MRS. EMILY ROBERTSON, 58,
Gracemont, married by Judge Lawrence; HERSCHEL ANDERSON, 21, and HESTER
LUCAS, 18, both of Fort Cobb, married by Judge Lawrence; LEROY JACKSON,
23, and MARIE MANNING, 20, both of Verden, married by Judge Lawrence;
GROVER GENSHER, 44, Fort Cobb, and NONA MACKEY, 34, Eakly; ERNEST HENRY
WATKINS, 23, and LORENE LINDSEY, 16, both of Hydro, married by Judge
Lawrence; ORA G. SIMMONS, 43, Melrose, New Mexico, and MRS. JESSIE LEE,
32, Eakly, married by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 2--ERVIN R. POWELL, 34, and MRS. GEORGIA KINZEY, 34, both of
Chickasha, married by Judge Lawrence; CLIFFORD SANDS, 19, Fort Cobb, and
NELLIE PRICE, 24, Anadarko.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, October 11, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 12

DONAHOO-PLUMMER

Miss Vivian Donahoo and Harold Plummer were united in marriage at
Chickasha last Friday. The ceremony was performed by the Baptist
minister. Mr.and Mrs. Plummer are doing light housekeeping at the A.C.
Vaughn home.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, October 18, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 13

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Oct. 10--FLOYD FLORE, 43, Verden, and CORA LOVETT, 24, Sulphur, married
by Justice H.A. Arends.

Oct. 13--CLARENCE CHANCELLOR, 23, and WILLIE RUTH JEFFERS, 18, both of
Mulberry, Ark.; MELVIN JOHNSON, 23, and IONA EVANS, 18, both of
Carnegie; AUBREY L. MASON, 26, Guthrie, and MARTHA D. McCULLOUGH, 22,
Fort Cobb;  JAMES CODY WEBSTER, 53, and GERTY CUPLER, 22, both of
Fletcher; JOHNNIE WELLS, 26, Indiahoma, and LOLLIE BROWN, 18, Cache,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; VIRGIL PONDER, 38, and MYRTLE LAMBERT,
19, both of Alden, married by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 14--JACK WHITELEY, 18,  LUCILLE SMITH, 16, both of Anadarko,
marrried by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 15--HARVEY H. SARTEN, 21, and ROXIE H. ASKNS, 18, both of
Gracemont.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, October 25, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 14

MASON - McCULLOUGH

On Sunday, Oct. 14, at high noon, at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCullough, occured the marriage of their only
daughter, Martha Dorothea, to Aubrey L. Mason of Lovell, Okla.

Lawrence McCullough, brother of the bride, sang "I Love You Truly." The
bridal party entered the parlor to the strains of Lohengren's Wedding
March. Rev. Ballard of Apache performed the ring ceremony while Mrs. Ben
Popejoy of Anadarko played softly "Melogy of Love." Johnnie McCullough,
brother of the bride, acted as best man and Miss Helen Moore, maid of
honor. The bride was beautifully gowned in white silk lace over honeydew
satin while the groom wore a suit of navy blue. The best man wore a suit
of navy blue and the maid of honor were honeydew silk crepe.

Immediately after congratulations a three course luncheon was served by
Misses Blanche Dietrich, Pearl Keever and Cleo Moore, friends of the
bride. Mrs. Ruby Washburn presided over the cooking and serving
arrangements. Covers were laid for twenty guests, namely, Mr. and Mrs.
C.H. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCullough, Johnnie, Wesley and
Lawrence McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mason, Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Mason,
Bill, Fay, John Denton and Rena May Mason, Rev. and Mrs. Ballard, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Popejoy and Miss Helen Moore.

The parlor was decorated in pink and white, with an altar of ferns and
cut flowers in the dining room. The two large tables were each decorated
with huge pink wax roses as centerpiees and pink and white nut cups and
place cards.

Immediately after luncheon the bride and groom left amid showers of tin
cans, flags and other decorations, for a short honeymoon at Wichita
Falls and Ranger, Texas, visiting the groom's sister, Mrs. O.G. Laneere,
at the latter place. Ms. Mason is an accomplished school and music
teacher, having taught four years of school and had a class of seventeen
music pupils the past summer. Mr. Mason is an energetic business man and
at present is manger of the Thompson-Parker Lumber company at Lovell,
Okla. They will be at home to their many friends at Lovell where the
groom has a home prepared for his bride. May sunshine and happiness,
blessed with good health be theirs, is the wish of all their friends and
acquaintances.

HAGER-PITTMAN

A wedding of unusual interest to Cement people was that of Mss Lola
Hager and T.O. Pittman, which occurred in Guthrie, October 6. The
marriage vows were read by Rev. Kellbourne, pastor of the First
Christian church of Guthrie.

The bride wore a charming dress of navy blue crepe, with accessories to
match. The matron of honor, Mrs. Vera H. Morney of Silver City, New
Mexico, was the maid of honor. Miss Lorene Hager wore atractive fall
costumes.

After a short honeymoon in Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Pittman returned
to Cement where Mrs. Pittman is teaching in the public schools and Mr.
Pittman is employed by the Roland-Pittman Motor Company.--Cement
Courier.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, November 1, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 15

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Oct. 16--EDWARD THURMAN BLALOCK, 22, and GRACE DYER, 18, both of Cogar,
married by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 19--JAMES W. BOWMAN, 19, Albert, and MILDRED RUTH HODGES, 18,
Verden; WILLIAM ROBERT FLOWERS, 22, Anzerona, West Va., and DOLLIE
RICHARDSON, 17, Cogar.

Oct. 20--K.C. FREEMAN, 27, and MRS. HAZEL THOMAS, 19, both of Lookeba,
married by Judge Lawrence; DAVE PARHAM, 38, and MRS. EFFIE MASSEY, 25,
both of Gracemont, married by Judge Lawrence; JESSE MILLER, 19, and
CARMAN HARRIS, 20, both of Gracemont; ROY ROBERTS, 28, Eakly, and MYRTLE
SCOTT, 17, Fort Cobb, married by Justice H.A. Arends; WILLIE J. HAVENS,
21, and AUDIE MAGGIE KILGORE, 18, both of Gracemont.

Oct. 22--ED HARRIS, 21, Eakly, and ALWILDA JOHNSON, 18, Moore, married
by Justice H.A. Arends; ELMER LEE McVAE, 18, and NORA SCOTT, 19, both of
Binger, married by Rev. J.G. Duling.

Oct. 23--RUFUS LORENE ORUM, 23, and LUE ROLLINS, 18, both of Anadarko,
married by Judge Lawrence; ROBERT ROBINSON, 26, and RUTH MORRIS, 19,
both of Cement, married by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 24--JOHN GREER, 21, and HAZEL FOX, 18, both of Fort Cobb, married
by Judge Lawrence.

Oct. 25--CLIFTON E. HARDY, 22, and RUBY SHELTON, 22, both of Hobart,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Oct. 26--FLOYD TACKETT, 22, Gracemont, and AGNES BLEDSOE, 19, Shawnee;
CARL McPHERSON, 21, and ELLA HAMM, 19, both of Fort Cobb, married by
Rev. George A. Fuller.

Oct. 27--LLOYD RAINWATER, 18, Gracemont, and DOVIE JONES, 21, Fort Cobb;
HOMER HOLT, 24, Verden, and DORA TAYLOR, 19, Royal; HENRY CLARK, 37, and
FRANKIE CLEMMONS, 20, both of Anadarko; ESTANISLADO MARTINEZ, 27, and
ANDREA YHARRA, 18, both of Gracemont.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, November 8, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 16

HILDERBRAND - SALYER

A wedding of much surprise to Sickles and Willow Dale people was that of
Miss Twilia Hilderbrand and James Earl Sayler, which occurred in
Guthrie, Oct. 29. She is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hilderbrand. After a short honeymoon in Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Salyer
returned to her home for a while.

The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, November 15, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 17

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Oct. 31--AMOS TORSIP, 44, Apache, and MRS. MILLIE STEVENS, 42, Shawnee,
married by Judge Lawrnece; GEORGE J.L. FOSTER, 26, and TESTIE LUCILE
DANDRIDGE, 18, both of Binger.

Nov. 1--LUTHER CHAMBERS, 22, and MRS. JOYCE WALLACE, 21, both of Eakly,
married by Justice H.A. Arends; WYLLIS DAVIS, 46, and MAGGIE JONES, 28,
both of Carnegie; GILBERT PERRY, 22, and ANNIE DUREE, 19, both of
Anadarko; RUFUS WILLIE ANDREWS, 22, and MRS. OTTRIE GIBSON, 29, both of
Chickasha, married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Nov. 2--GUY HOWARD CHANDLER, 22, Apache, and ______  _______, 19,
Chickasha, married by Rev. _._. Harmon.

Nov. 3--W____ W_____, __, and MABEL LOVELACE, 17, both of Gracemont,
married by Rev. W.B. Garrett; GEORGE FRANKLIN BAKER, 23, and CALLIE MAE
MOORE, 18, both of Gracemont; CEPHUS LINDSEY, 23, and DESSIE BRIDEWELL,
18, both of Fort Cobb, married by Rev. A.H. Ponah; MARVIN LEISTER, 21,
Verden and THELMA HEAD, 18, Minco, married by Justice H.A. Arends;
HERBERT DEWEY, 21, Fort Sill, and FRANCES CAMPBELL, 17, Anadarko,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; HERBERT PEARCY, 19, and WILLIE FORD, 15,
both of Binger, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Nov. 4--HOWARD STARKEY, 23, El Reno, and LOIS SANDS, 18, Anadarko,
married by Rev. Ernest M. Adams.

Nov. 5--EDDIE ROBERTS, 31, and MRS. ESTELLE CRABB, 33, both of Anadarko,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Nov. 7--HOWARD McCOMBS, 22, Binger, and LILLIE BELLE JARVIS, 17, Scott,
married by Judge Lawrence;  JOHN KING, 23, and MRS. VEDA WILBORN, 24,
both of Eakly; BILL BIRD, 21, and GRACE WILLIS, 18, both of Lookeba,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Nov. 8--DAN KINNEBREW, 21, Anadarko, and MINNIE BLANKENSHIP, 18, Fort
Cobb, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; JOHN McCALL, 40, Binger, and MRS.
ELLA DEATON (?), 21, Gracemont, married by Judge Lawrence; LEVI CUPPS,
29, and BUENA WILLIAMS, 18, both of Verden.

Nov. 9--PETE KENT, 21, Lookeba, and STELLA MAE HALFORD, 18, married by
Justice H.A. Arends.

Nov. 10--MONROE JESTER, 21, and PEARLY HERRING, 18, both of Mountain
View, married by Justice H.A. Arends; EDWARD J. STALLCUP, 23, Verden,
and OPAL JOHNSON, 23, Calvin, married by Judge Lawrence; CLARENCE ELZIE
HILL, 22, and AUDRIE GERTRUDE BLACKBURN, 19, both of Carnegie, married
by Justice H.A. Arends; ALVIN MOORE, 22, Stecker and MARGUERITE HUBERT,
18, Anadarko, married by Judge Lawrence; ALFORD LEE MATTHEWS, 24, and
JOSEPHINE ELDRIDGE, 19, both of Verden, married by Judge Lawrence; DOLAN
MILBURN PARKS, 21, and MAY OWENS, 22, both of Anadarko; TROY BRANNON,
24, and ANDIE STANDEFUR, 25, both of Chickasha, married by Judge
Lawrence;
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Thursday, November 22, 1928
Vol 28 No. 18

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nov. 14--LEONARD DONALDSON, 23, Lookeba, and SHEILA ROBERTSON, 23,
Binger; CHARLES ASKINS, 22, and JEWL HILL, 28, both of Gracemont,
married by Rev. J.S. Tupper.

Nov. 15--PAUL E. SCHWAB, 23, and LOIS ANN MITCHELL, 19, both of
Carnegie, married by Rev. W.A.R. Lovell; WALTER FORD, 25, and THELMA
SMITH, 18, both of Carnegie, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; A.D. HISER,
21, Lookeba and ERMA RENFROW, 17, Gracemont, married by Judge R.L.
Lawrence.

Nov. 16--JOHN NEWKIRK, 24, and IRENE ROBERTSON, 16, both of Lookeba,
married by Rev. R.K. McGregor; ALBERT RICHEY, 21, and CORINNE DANDRIDGE,
16, both of Binger, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Nov. 17--CLARENCE LAWSON, 21, and CLARICE HARRISON, 18, both of
Gracemont; F__TEN AUGLIN, 21, and VELMA CLOTA LAMBRETH, 18, both of
Anadarko, married by Judge H.A. Arends; BILL SCOTT, 21, and LORENE
HARGUS, 17, both of Hydro; GEORGE H. CAMPBELL 22, and ALMA TH__
McCULLAM, 19, both of Binger; LOUIS TISEL , 26, and VIOLA RIDER, 18,
both of Binger, married by Rev. A.H. Ponah.

Nov. 19--LESLIE SHUGART, 21, and MABEL McGAFFEY, 18, both of Eakly,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

PRATER - HUDGINS

Mrs. Elsie Prater of Anadarko and Wm. Hudgins of Fort Cobb were married
at Chickasha Thursday, Nov. 15 at 12 o'clock.  They were accompanied by
a party of friends and relatives. The wedding party was served a three
course luncheon at the Bus Line Cafe in Anadarko at one o'clock. A six
o'clock dinner was given at the home of the bridegroom's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hudgins of Ft. Cobb. From there the party
went to Mountain View to attend the Walters Orchestra dance.

The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shumate and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Huddleston of Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ledford and Clint Applewhite
of Anadarko, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hudgins, Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Blankenship, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Hudgins and Miss Ocie Cowling of Fort
Cobb, and Miss Lorna Lacey, Breezy Hill and Gene Nevarro of Mountain
View.

The bride and groom, accompanied by the best wishes of a host of
friends, will leave Monday for a honeymoon trip to Miami, Fla.

HALL - KING

A wedding of unusual interest to Anadarko people was that of Lewis E.
Hall of Ponca City and Miss Bertha King of Anadarko, which occurred at
Wichita Falls, Texas, Nov. 19. The marriage vows were read by Rev. R.J.
Morgan, formerly pastor of the First Baptist church of Anadarko.

After the ceremony the bride and groom left for a a short honeymoon to
various points in Texas before returning to Anadarko for a few days
visit. They will make their home in Ponca City.

Mrs. Hall is the charming and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.B.
King of Apache and a graduate of the Apache high school and Anadarko
Business College. She was in the employ of the First State Bank of
Anadarko prior to accepting a position in the county-treasurer's office
where she has been for the past three years.

Mr. Hall is the son of Mrs. Mary Hall of Anadarko and a young man of
sterling qualities, who is held in high esteem by his many friends.
After graduating from the Anadarko high school he was with the First
National Bank of Anadarko as bookkeeper. For the past several years he
has been with the Marland Refining Co. of Ponca City in the retail
marketing department.

May the blessing of prosperity and happiness crown the marriage of the
fine young couple is the wish of a host of friends and acquaintances.
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Thursday, November 29, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 19

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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, December 6, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 20

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nov. 20--GLEN PLASTER, 19, and JEWEL CHRISTIE, 16, both of Eakly,
married by Justice H.A. Arends; HOMER MEEKS, 19, ARTIS SKELTON, 20, both
of Binger, married by Rev. R.V. M______.

Nov. 21--ENNIS COLLIER, 21, and RUBY DUDLEY, 19, both of Madill, married
by Judge R.L. Lawrence; OTHAL BROWN, 22, and MYRTLE WHITE, 18, both of
Lookeba, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Nov. 22--JUDGE EDGAR STONE, 20, and RUBY JACKS, 20, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Rev. George R. Wilson.

Nov. 24--W.P. WALTON, 23, and RENER GIBSON, both of Cogar, married by
Rev. W.B. Garrett; HAROLD WATSON PETERS, 21, and DOROTHY DORIS DAHMS,
21, both of Verden; GARLAND SUTTON, 22, and JANIE ADAMS, 17, both of
Binger, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; HOMER PHILLIPS, 30, Lawton and
MRS. MOLLIE COX, 32, Anadarko, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; ERNEST
FLANERY, 21, and RUBY McCAULEY, 15, both of Gracemont, married by Rev.
A.H. Ponath.

Nov. 26--C.C. HENDERSON, 22, Fort Cobb and MILDRED CHEEK, 18, Anadarko,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Nov. 27--I. BARKER, 38, and LUCILLE PIPKIN, 16, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Justice H.A. Arends. MARION LANDERS, 28, and BESSIE HANLEY,
25, both of Anadarko, married by Rev. G.M. Martin; W.C. RICHARDSON, 23,
and NELLIE BUTLER, 24, both of Verden.

Nov. 28--CLAUD MILLER, 23, Gracemont and EDRIE BECKHAM, 18, Washita,
married by Justice H.A. Arends; G.C. STRENGTH, 55, and MRS. HADIE
THOMAS, 38, both of Binger; LUTHER EVANS, 21, Oney and ALICE CARTER, 17,
Eakly; L.A. DEAN, 30 and CAROLINE CHRISTENSEN, both of Apache, married
by Justice Carl Mohrhacher; CHARLEY McPHERSON, 19, Cogar, and CORA
GARRETT, 21, Minco, married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Nov. 29--HENRY HELMS, 23, Eagle Town, Okla., and RILLA STAFFORD, 18,
Eakly, married by Justice H.A. Arends; GLENN ESTES, 22, and VERA LOTT,
18, both of Gracemont, married by Rev. J.G. Garland; A.T. CALDWELL, 20,
and ETHEL BONDS, 16, both of Binger, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Nov. 30--H.T. SMEDLEY, 22, and SYLVAN JACKSON, 20, both of Fort Cobb,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Dec. 1--JESSIE TAYLOR, 27, and MRS. LOVIE CARR, 20, both of Chickasha,
married by Justice H.A. Arends; LOMAN WYNN, 22, and OPAL STEWARD, 18,
both of Carnegie; GEORGE CAPHART, 24, and MINNIE STEWART, 20, both of
Carnegie; G.W. DORIS, 24, and ALLIE MAE HOLT, 19, both of Verden,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; ALLIE McCLURE, 21, Gotebo and MAY
JACKSON, 23, Apache, married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Dec. 2--CLYDE EARLY MAURY, 22, and MRS. ALICE LORENE CLARK, 18, both of
Anadarko, married by Justice Carl Mohrhacher; CLAUD L. BUCKNER, 42, and
MRS. EFFIE MORRIS, 27, both of Chickasha
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Thursday, December 11, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 21

Dec. 5--JESSIE TURNER/TURNEY, 18, NORA SHEFFIELD, 16, both of Fort Cobb;
J.T. ROWANS, 53 and MRS. ORPHELIA CATERILL, 48, both of Hydro; CECIL
McCULLOUGH, 24, and GEORGIA HARRISON, 18, both of Gracemot; JESSIE P.
EASTERLY, 34, Yanipa, Colo. and OPAL REECE, 18, Binger.

Dec. 6--RALPH STANDRIDGE, 21, and MARIE RIDLEY, 14, both of Anadarko,
married by Judge Lawrence; WILLIE FREEMAN, 21, and DELPHIA WALLER, 17,
both of Fort Cobb; NEMO ANGLIN, 22,and OLA MAE FLOWERS, 18, both of
Anadarko, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; CLYDE TANKERSBY, 23, Hinton and
EULA ETHEL COX, 15, married by Justice W.H. Hall.

Dec. 8--ARTIE LOVELL, 20, Alfalfa, and MARIE HATCHETT, 18, Eakly; SAM
BROWLETT, 25, and MAMIE SMITH, 18, both of Anadarko, married by Judge
R.L. Lawrence.

Dec. 9--VIRGIL WILSON,19, Fort Cobb and ELVA ELLER, 18, Chickasha,
married by Rev. Sam D. Taylor.

Dec. 10--J.P. COLE, 21, Troy and JANE GRIMES, 18, Anadarko; CALVIN DIAL,
23, and THELMA SHIELDS, 19, both of Cement, married by Judge R.L.
Lawrence.
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Thursday, December 20, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 22

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Dec. 12--CHARLES GOINS, 21, and IVY BLAKLEY, 15, both of Eakly, married
by Justice W.H. Ball; WAYNE ROE, 21, Carnegie, and IDA MAE WATSON, 15,
Eakly, married by Justice W.H. Ball; A.C. MILLER, 21, and MARGARET
MAYRHOFER, 17, both of Hinton, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; VURLEN
BROOKS, 21, and ANNIE MASON, 16, both of Mountain View, married by Judge
R.L. Lawrence; HERBERT JACKSON, 19, and BERTIE ROACH 19, both of Fort
Cobb married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; ROY O'BRYANT, 22, and DESSIE
SHEPPERD, 19, both of Binger, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; FRED L.
DAVIS, 21, and HAZEL CRABTREE, 18, both of Fort Cobb, married by Judge
R.L. Lawrence.

Dec. 13--D.L. WHITWORTH, 71, Fort Cobb, and MRS. MAGGIE CRAIG, 64,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn., married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; OSCAR MEYER, 26,
and BERTHA GREGORY, 15, both of Binger, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence;
JACK MITCHELL, 25, and ETHEL DAVIS, 24, both of Oklahoma City, married
by Justice W.H. Ball.

Dec. 14--JOHN H. COBB, 26, and RUTH M. CARLISLE, 21, both of Cogar;
MAURICE BROWN, 21, and LILLIE BOBO, 18, both of Elgin; WILLIAM McKINNEY,
27, Verden and LULA HILL, 16, Anadarko; NEWTON COULTER, 25, Mountain
View and GLADYS ADAMS, 18 Carnegie, married by Rev. R.K. McGregor.

Dec. 15--CLAUDE M. MORGAN, 25, and MARY KRESCH, 22, both of Colony,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; JAMES M. SEXTON, 48, and OLLIE McCLEOD, 16,
both of Cyril, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence; WILLIAM D. SCHMIDT,  26,
and OSSIE L. SHUMAN, 25, both of Bridgeport; CLIFFORD C. CRAIG, 19, and
JUANITA JOHNSON, 18, both of Eakly; ALVA ALBERT MASON 24, Fort Cobb and
CLARA BELLE BOWMAN, 18, Albert.

Dec. 17--DELBERT HARGUS,   21, Cement and WILMA BENTLEY, 18, Anadarko,
married by Justice H.A. Arends.

Aside from the above, licenses were issued at Chickasha Saturday for
FRED LYNN, 22, and ETHEL HOLDGE, 16, both of Washita; KUTE ASKINS, 20,
and EVA TORRENCE, 17, both of Gracemont.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, December 27, 1928
Vol. 28 No. 23

SCHLITT - GILBERT NUPTIALS

Chris Schlitt, age 86, and Mrs. Laura A. Gilbert, age 73, surprised
their many friends when it was learned they were quietly married
Saturday.

Saturday evening about seven o'clock Mr. Schlitt and Mrs. Gilbert went
to the home of Rev. F.L. Farrington where they were united in marriage.

Mr. Schlitt is a pioneer resident of Anadarko and despite his four score
and five years is very active. Mrs. Gilbert has also been a resident of
this city for several years and both have a host of relatives and
friends who join in extending them every good wish for many years of
happy wedded life.

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Long, entertained with a 1 o'clock dinner Sunday to
announce the marriage of Mrs. Long's brother, Mr. Clarence E. Cline of
this city, to Mrs.Opal Cline of Anadarko. Mr. Cline is associated with
the Farmers Co-operative Gin here. For the present Mr. and Mrs. Cline
will make their home at 1127 Colorado avenue. Mr. Cline is also a
brother of Mrs. L. Lockwood of this city.--Monday's Chickasha Daily
Express.

BOWER - WEST

Miss Lucille Bower of Anadarko and Robert West of Ardmore were united in
marriage in Chickasha Christmas day at 230 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Mae Sherman, aunt of the bride, by Dr. John Abernathy. They left
immediately after the ceremony for Ardmore where the groom has prepared
a home.

Miss Bower was a teacher in the Anadarko schools and Mr. West is a John
Deere salesman.
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The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, January 2, 1929
Vol. 28 No. 24

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN DECEMBER 80, RECORDS SHOW

New Record Set in Issuance of Marriage Licenses for One Month; December
Seems Popular As June.

This talk of a lull in the matrimonial market throughout the United
States is all static to the good folk of this community. December bids
fair to rival the much bragged about month of June for marriages.

According to the records of this county some eighty discarded single
blessedness and marched to the altar during December. It was thought
that the court clerk did a fair business in November when seventy-five
took the vows, but oh my, eighty is still more.

The cause for so many taking a chance during the twelfth month of an
otherwise uneventful year is not known. Your guess is, perhaps, as good
as ours, if not better. Following is the list

Dec. 19--ROBERT DODSON, 20, Hinton, and DOLLETTA STEVENS, 19, Cogar,
married by Justice H.A. Arends; GLEN LEMONS, 20, and MARY MADALINE
GARRISON, 17, both of Fort Cobb, married by Justice W.H. Stockton;
OLIVER A. PHILLIPS, 30, and STELLA POOL, 25, both of Gracemont, married
by Rev. W.E. Moore; ALE ELMEL UNRUH, 30, and LOTTIE MAE FREEMAN, 23,both
of Minco, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Dec. 20--CECIL TERRILL, 23, and FAY JOHNSON, both of Fort Cobb, married
by Justice W.H. Ball; GORDON HORTON, 22, and LILLIAN RAINS, 18, both of
Bridgeport, married by Rev. R.J. Palmer; JAMES BALLOU, 19, and EVA
ELLIOTT, 18, both of Hinton, married by Rev. C.W. Morrison.

Dec. 21--JAMES A. WATSON, 27, and MYRTLE NEELEY, 21, both of Anadarko,
married by Justice W.H. Ball; MARION S. BAKER, 22, Fletcher, and DORA
MAE GILLIAM, 18, Cyril; EVERETT RUSSELL, 22, and ALUIE OSBORN,20, both
of Gracemont; DEWEY L. LOWREY, 29, and MILDRED MOYER, 17, both of
Binger, married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Dec. 22--KNOFLE L. WEATHERS, 20, Bridgeport, and OPAL F. ELLIOTT, 20,
Hinton, married by Rev. C.W. Morrison; JUDSON ROGERS, 22, and BEULAH
HARRISON, 22, both of Gracemont; JERRY LEE TODD, 25, Cyril, and CARRIE
LEE THOMAS, 21, Cement; HARVEY J. BAIN, 28, and FAY DUVALL, 19, both of
Binger, married by Rev. Sam D. Taylor; WARREN WHITLEY, 22, Eakly, and
OPAL STEWART, 19, Alfalfa, married by Rev. Sam D. Taylor; JOSEPH LAHEA,
21, and FLOY REYNOLDS, 18, both of Apache; CLAY H. FORSYTHE, 27,Edmond,
and DESSA LEIDSMITH, 19, Healdton; HOWARD BOGGS, 20, and ALMA HALEY, 16,
both of Anadarko, married by Justice W.H. Ball; MIKE RAMIRES, 21,
Gracemont and JEWEL O'BRIEN, 18, Anadarko, married by Judge R.L.
Lawrence; CHRISTOPHER SCHLITT, 85, and MRS. LAURA A. GILBERT, 73, both
of Anadarko; DON E. SROUFE, 31, and PAULA O. DODSON 23, both of
Carnegie, married by Rev. Ralph E. Harvey.

Dec. 24--LEO BERNDSEN, 21, and GLADYS ORRELL, 19, both of Fort Cobb;
JOHN B. WRIGHT, 38, and MRS. EDITH E SMOOT, 36, both of Anadarko,
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; ABNER ANOATUBBY, 22, Kingston, and ALLIE
CALEY, 23, Gracemont; LEE YOWELL, 21, and GOLDIE DOTSON, 19, both of
Rankin, Roger Mills county, married by Justice W.H. Ball; RUCHE
DISHEROON, 24, Anadarko, and ESTHER WILLIAMSON, 22, Canadian, Texas,
married by Justice W.H Ball; N.O. SUBLETT, 27, and EVELYN PEACHER, 18,
both of Albert, married by Justice W.H. Ball; FLOYD MEAD, 25, and FERN
TIDMORE, 21, both of Carnegie, married by Rev. R.K. McGregor; LLOYD
HUCKABY, 21, and ABBIE BAILEY, 21, both of Lookeba, married by Judge
R.L. Lawrence; WILLIAM M. COPELAND, 25, Kingfisher, and EDYTHE NIXON,
23, Anadarko, married by Rev. A.H. Ponath.

Dec. 25--M.L. GALLOWAY, 21, and JENNIE LANKFORD, 18, both of Anadarko;
GEORGE W. RATTERMAN, 26, Union City, and MARIE MAGDELINE UMBACH, 22,
Weatherford.

Dec. 27--FRANCES WHITE, 20, and OLA BROWN, 23, both of Lookeba, married
by Judge R.L. Lawrence.

Dec. 28--GLEN EARL HOPKINS, 23, and RUTH McMAHAN, 19, both of Apache.

Dec. 29--DEWEY GOODWIN, 29, and VEDA CAMPBELL, 28, both of Anadarko
married by Rev. A.H. Ponath; HENRY MYERS, 22, Carmen and LEOTA SMART,
17, Hinton; CARL BENSON, 31, Chicago, Ill., and BESSIE MALONE, 30,
Apache; JOHN R. PROFFITT, 23, and INA FAULKNER, 18, both of Carnegie,
married by Judge R.L. Lawrence.