For American Exchange Bank’s 80th Birthday Celebration Giveaway, David Martin won a paper shredder, Mary Yocham won an iPad and Jackie Francis won a large screen TV.
For American Exchange Bank’s 80th Birthday Celebration Giveaway, David Martin won a paper shredder, Mary Yocham won an iPad and Jackie Francis won a large screen TV.
Henryetta Ford offered free oil changes and tire rotations for life with the purchase of a vehicle.
Mayor Bill Goodner swore in Keith Estes as Director for the Henryetta Economic Development Authority’s Board of Directors.
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25 Years Ago:
Members of the Henryetta and Wewoka High School coaching staffs met at midfield following a power failure during the 3rd quarter of the football game. The power at the Wewoka football field was out for an hour before the game resumed.
Henryetta Middle School student Michelle Smith opened a business called Buttons, Gifts, and More. Michelle was issued temporary tax permits.
Henryetta Mayor Wayne Francis signed a proclamation for the Henryetta Optimist Safety campaign “Always Buckle Children” which began in May 1998 and was continued after school began in August.
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50 Years Ago:
Ben Franklin Store held a Baby Contest, requesting parents dress their children in colorful clothing.
High winds tore the metal roofs off a barn and storage building. Tree limbs were ripped off of trees while full trees were uprooted by the force of the wind.
Circle W Corral hosted Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame Star Ernest Tubb and his Texas Troubadours to sing and play music for a dance.
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100 Years Ago:
Maderia Bro. Special held a Saturday Special Sale in which steaks cost between 15 and 20 cents per pound and roast cost between 12.5 and 50 cents per pound.
Kincaid Motor Co. held a sale on front end alignments. The price to install new king bolts, bush tie rod bolts and bush and tram upfront wheels was $11.10.
Keller’s The Ladies Store held a sale on fall dresses at $12 each.
