Sapulpa Historical Society
This Week in Sapulpa History: First president of the American Indian Federation is “First child born in Tulsa”
Joseph Bruner might’ve been born in “Tulsey-town,” but he moved to the Sapulpa area when…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 17th
Loan company organized in Sapulpa; assistant athletic coach hired; residents move to Sapulpa; Auxiliary Police…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 16th
First interurban car trial trip in Sapulpa (1918), ‘Man of Adventure’ talk (1957), flash flooding…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 15th
Burglary at Miller & Cash Jewelry Store, schoolbook availability improves, new large screen at Criterion…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 14th
First winners of football contest announced in 1937 newspaper; new bus route added in 1976;…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 13th
Kiefer schools closed due to suspected case of meningitis, cooking contest scheduled, plane crash lands,…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 12th
Sensational week in Sapulpa: 25 criminal cases scheduled, including 8 murders. Lower train fares implemented.…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 11th
In Sapulpa’s history: a glass factory is to be built, courthouse gets much-needed repairs, high…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Softball Champions 1955
The National Softball League lasted only a decade in the late 1940s to 1950s, and…
Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in History for September 10th
Hardship faced by students who couldn’t afford books in 1930 Sapulpa, the dedication of Sapulpa…