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March 4, 2023 The Elk City News -3 News entire family was admitted for conversions and reclaimants eggs daily during February. One Hundred Years ported a cave-in of sand trou- fifty cents. A man had to bring bled their well, but since they occurred. Three new tennis his own wife and children! carried the casing down as they Rev. J. W. Williams, pastor courts were built at the corner Ago, March 1923 Over at Sayre, R. L. “Bob” Cot- trell of Pampa, Texas, a rig contractor, was helping unload drilled, they expected no more problems. ‘he highest royalty paid was $150 per acre ($2634 of the Canute Methodist Epis- copal Church, and wife were “pounded.” When they investi- of 3rd and Jefferson. The De- Molay boys constructed two ‘The influenza and pneumonia small buildings, broke tree some rig timbers; as a timber in today’s values) for ten aces gated a loud noise, they found on the Masonic lots. Two were of February continued into limbs and deposited many lost was hoisted, the wire line broke near the Magnolia location. the good town folks with sug- built at the Tourist Park the March; Carter schools closed articles in people’s yards. One and struck him on the leg. It ‘The heroic efforts of Arthur ar, flour, coffee, canned fruit summer of ’22, and there were for a week due to the flu. Sev- man reported finding a beaver was so badly injured what the Senez saved the Rankin well and a nice dress for the Mrs. Miss Gail Thurmond was hon- a number of private courts in eral churches hosted Evan- hat in his front yard. The oil limb was amputated between derrick from a wreck during gelistic campaigns. The oil derricks on the Trissell farm the knee and foot. Frank B. the heavy wind storm. Senez ored as being one of twelve town. situation grew more exciting. were blown over. The ther- Paddock, well known oil man, was the head driller and had beautiful girls at Oklahoma Judson Corn planned a 40x80 ‘And March weather proved as mometer registered the cold- was fatally injured on the Rob- been bed ridden for some time University. Fifty photographs swimming pool near the Ice fickle as ever. est night of the winter, killing ert Williams farm in the Gran- with the flu. He had just re- were submitted to the judges. ‘The winners were considered Plant. It would be supplied ‘The beginning of the month the fruit crop. ite Oil Field. Paddock picked turned to his tower a few days provided hints of spring, but ‘The Story Theatre got a new up the end of a rope hanging earlier when the storm hit, It the most perfect physical and with fresh water from a 400 late March saw winter's snow coat of paint. The lobby pan- from above. While tying the struck the drill stem at the bot- facial beauties of the univer- ft. deep well. Bath houses and and sleet—plus “screamer els were finished in white and rope out of the way, the casing tom of the hole, and, regard- sity. other equipment promised a sandstorms.” Hail destroyed carried photographs of up- block attached to a 350 Ib. iron less of the danger he was in, William A. Rayfield suffered first class, modern bathing fa- the sweet clover that had just coming films. A large, framed pulley fell. The pulley crashed Senez kept the drill stem mov- a setback to his chick rais- sprouted. The sandstorms poster featured the day’s mov- through the roof striking a ing with a taut cable to hold ing when the brooder house cility. severely damaged the newly ie. Planned special attractions 2x23 stringer, which dropped down the derrick and prevent caught fire and nearly burned ‘This article was written by Lu- emerged barley and oats. The for summer were amateur onto Paddock. He died four the bit from sticking, saving to the ground. In addition to anne R, Eisler and taken from worst windstorm of several night, ten cent matinees and hours later without regaining the company a heavy loss. the building, he lost all forty items published in The Carter years took the rooves off many weekly family night when the consciousness. Earlier that Over at the First Christian February chicks. Six of these Express, The Elk City Press and day, Chester Knight dropped Church, Evangelist Charles C. were from the little “210 egg his work glove and started to Karraker led a nineteen day re- hen,” which was the highest ‘The Elk City News-Democrat; Kent L Brown, CPA pick it up when the baler came vival. He preached the Gospel down on his hand, amputating with power, especially empha- producing hen from twelve states in the Arkansas National these newspapers can be found on microfilm at the Elk City Sofbing the mysteries of tanes with the powers of deductions. his left index finger at the first sizing sin, salvation and Chris- Contest. Paul Conley’s incuba Carnegie Library. Heritage joint. tian living. At Merritt School tor held 805 fluffy little white Quest and www.dollartimes. Six oil companies boasted good House, Brother J. W. New- chicks in one bunch—what a showings around 2400 feet. man closed a two-week revival pretty sight! Conley recorded com provided supplementary as . ——— Walker-Martin-Kiskaddon re- meeting, A total of eighteen an average of seventeen dozen information. 803 S. Main St., Elk City, OK 73644 Office: 580.225.3040 © Fax: 580.243.3040 Guidance and resources for [email protected] BESSIE COMMUNITY & FIRE DEPARTMENT care of loved ones PANCAKE By Cherrie Nutley, SWODA related to long-term care and Ombudsman Supervisor, 580- plan a head of time, decisions happen. they need or would like to see tance if home care is the plan. The number for SWODA AAA SUPPER 562-5032 and arrangements are much If your loved one has some dif- Today, I will begin a multi-part easier when the need for long- ficulties with communicating series of articles with guid- term care arrives. their wishes or has some level is 580-562-4882. If it is not possible or if your loved one requires more care & WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE ance and resources for those Before you look for a nursing of difficulty with understand- and support than can be safely looking at the possibility of home, be sure your loved one’s ing it is still important to in- given in their home, it is time LOCATION movinga loved one to a long- condition and support system clude them in all aspects of to research nursing home long- term care facility. Placing a has been thoroughly evaluat- their care. Most people prefer term care or short-stay rehab BESSIE GYM loved one in a nursing home is ed. When properly diagnosed to stay in their own home, so options. Next month, we will (Comer of Main and 7* in Bessie, OK.) one of the most difficult deci- discuss evaluating possible treated some conditions you may need to look into op- sions that a family makes for andmay improve _ significantly. tions for home care which in- nursing home options. (Drive Thru Pickup Also available on West side of Gym.) a loved one. Sometimes this Remember, if you or a loved is the best option moving for- Also, some people with serious clude home care with aides or assisted living or family and/or one is in long-term care and has concerns, questions, or MONDAY, MAR. 6", 2023 ward. When this time comes medical conditions can prospective residents, and at home with the proper sup- remain friends willing to be a helper. complaints, reach out to your 4:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. their families should have the port system. Have open and Your local Area Wide Agency area Long-Term Care Ombuds- best information possible to honest conversations with on Aging will be able to provide man Cherrie Nutley at 580- Adults - $13.00 assist in making this decision. your loved one to see what it is some information and assis- 562-5032. Children under 12 - $7.00 First explore all options and All To Go Orders - $13.00 alternatives, if possible, plan for possible long-term care Proceeds go to the Bessie Fire Department All you can eat when eating atthe sym. needs in the future. 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