These are the advertisements that appeared in the 1928 telephone book. Citizens State Bank, Elk City, Kansas Capital —$15,000.00 Officers and Directors: E. E. Lugeanbeal, Pres. J. L.; Newkirk, Vice Pres. Pearl Lugeanbeal, Chasier F. A. Quigg and Dr. H. … Read More
Christmas lights around town photos taken by Jane Osburn Toys for Elk City Kids Supper, a nice crowd, lovely night with a parade to follow Santa arrives in Elk City to deliver gifts. First comes the country kids followed by … Read More
These are pictures taken on Old Settlers Day, The thumbnails can be enlarged by clicking on the picture
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Marilyn Marr Adams shared some of the old Elk City Alumni Banquet minutes and I thought it might bring back some memories from the past. The minutes were handed down from one alumni banquet to another through the years until … Read More
October ‘Ol Elk River threatened to slow traffic from all the recent rains, even though there was some water to drive through, the Annual Osburn Hog Roast was a success. The weather made for a beautiful evening of good food … Read More
Click on an image to see the full-size version: This gallery was featured in the 4th quarter 2016 Elk City Newsletter.
PEARL HARBOR, DECEMBER 7TH, 1941 BY WILLARD L. BRASHIER NOTE: Mr. Brashier was serving aboard the Battleship Oklahoma, at Pearl Harbor, on December 7th 1941. There were 79 Marines on board the Oklahoma that day 14 were killed (13 enlisted … Read More
PART I A friend asked me to write the story of my parents, Clyde and Fern Lawrence, and our life in Elk City, Kansas where our family operated a local Creamery and the Lawrence Variety Store. My dad had a … Read More