[Note: No mention of the year Miss Maggie was born.]
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March 5, 1920 - None
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March 12, 1920
Mrs. Peaters, wife of the gentleman that bought the Middleton
farm, died at her home the first of the week of apoplexy. She
was buried at the cemetery in Bristow. She had not lived here
but a short time but was highly respected and loved by her new
neighbors. She leaves a husband and several children to mourn
her death.
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Wilbert Harrington drove to Stillwater Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Captain Bob Lowrey. Captain Lowrey was an ‘89er in Oklahoma
and a prominent lawyer and citizen. During the Spanish-American
war he commanded the company of which Mr. Harrington was a member.
He was a man of strong convictions and had many warm friends throughout
Oklahoma who will regret to hear of his death. Mr. Kinch accompanied
Mr. Harrington and visited his son Charles while at Stillwater
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Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Sampson were at Sand Springs Tuesday attending
the funeral of Mrs. Johnson, a sister of Mrs. Sampson. She had
died of the flu.
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March 19, 1920 None
March 26, 1920 None
April 2, 1920 None
April 9, 1920 None
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April 16, 1920
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Goodwin Thursday April
15th, a 12 pound girl. Warren is stepping as high as a two year
old.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Workman Thursday morning April
15th, a baby girl. Mother and baby doing nicely.
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April 23, 1920
Former Depew School Principal
Hurt in Storm
Mrs. Claude Faultner, nee Julia Ramsey, her husband and child
were all badly hurt in the Saturday night storm. She and her husband
live 10 miles southeast of Bristow, where she is teaching school.
The storm destroyed their house and according to the Sapulpa papers,
she is hurt worst of all. A brother of her husband was also hurt
badly. Mrs. Faultner was rushed to a Tulsa hospital and at last
reports was still unconscious.
Mrs. Faultner was for two years Principal of our schools and was
very popular among the pupils and patrons. She is a half sister
of Frank Bollinger, of Milfay. He passed through here Monday going
back to be with her. He had driven down Sunday after the storm.
The many Depew friends hope that she recovers from her injuries.
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April 30, 1920
MARRIED
Thursday evening about 7 o’clock. Mr. John Barber and Miss Maggie
Mercer were married at the M. E. Parsonage, by the Pastor. All
join in wishing them a long, happy and prosperous life.
C. P. BROOME, Pastor
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Levi Mercer Dies Suddenly
Levi Mercer, an old time resident of near Depew died at his home
north of town Saturday. He had suffered a paraletic stroke last
fall and had never entirely recovered from it. He leaves a wife
and several children and two brothers, Ben and John Mercer.
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