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Vol 28 Issue 1,435 August 1, 2024
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Vol 28 Issue 1,434 July 25, 2024
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Vol 28 Issue 1,433 July 18, 2024
This is my birthday edition. Time flies by, and where’s those golden years we hear about? lol October 1983In a historic decision that is still cited, District Court Judge Woodrow George of Ardmore ruled that state law does not preclude the Excise Board from considering revenue-sharing funds in performing its budgetary duties, and that constitutional…
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Vol 28 Issue 1,432 July 11, 2024
Photo of Brewer’s Drive-in theater at Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. Below is a photo of Ardmore’s Carmike Five theater on West Broadway. HAM Talk by KC5JVT via Echolink From this week’s Mailbag Butch, below is my Grandfather Claud Oran Burris Sr. and my Grandmother Mary Agnes Hoffman at Bomar Point near Wilson, some time probably in…
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Unclaimed Property in Oklahoma
Maintained by:Butch Bridges236 Timber RoadArdmore Oklahoma 73401580-490-6823butchbridges@oklahomahistory.net updated: 6/02/25 Names with a star * by their name denotes contact made, hopefully.Names can be searched/checked at the Oklahoma State Treasurers Office in Oklahoma City at Search at this Link Also at the State’s website are instructions for filing a claim.Note: Finding Oklahomans with unclaimed insurance has…
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Vol 28 Issue 1,431 July 4, 2024
Robert Hensley of Ardmore sent in a great picture of the old Munzesheimer & Daube store. The store was originally known as the “iron store” which was the beginning of the Daube Department Store. It was located on the east side of the railroad tracks and Main Street in Ardmore (north side of Main). The…
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Vol 28 Issue 1,430 June 27, 2024
On May 1, 1971 former Oklahoma State Senator Fred E. Tucker came to a homecoming occasion at the Oklahoma State Senate and he brought members of his family along with him. Senator Tucker served what was then known as District 18 in the State Senate, from 1915 to 1923 and reportedly represented the District very…
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Vol 28 Issue 1,429 June 20, 2024
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Vol 28 Issue 1,428 June 13, 2024
Some much needed renovations are taking place in the hallways of the Carter County Courthouse, on top of the already in progress renovation of the Dome. After 120 years places in the hallways were showing their age and some repairs were needed. These renovations are taking place on all 3 floors. In the above picture…
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Vol 28 Issue 1,427 June 6, 2024

