History

Creek County needs cows for a creamery; Chieftains prep for Muskogee game; Welfare Council December report; Sapulpa's 1975 construction tops $2 million.

"Sapulpa eyes baseball league in 1912. Legal battle retains Frisco shops in 1929. B&PW Club discusses defense in 1942. J.J. Newberry Store remodels in 1964."

"1912: Fire destroys house, 1935: South Main Street paving nears completion, 1941: Spring CAA training at Junior College, 1998: Sapulpa's infrastructure rebuilding dominates headlines."

"1925: Legislation may abolish township boards, 1968: New Year's baby born, 1969: Little Gem café expands, 1974: DAR honors high school coeds."

"Sapulpan police appointee tops training, radiator shop relocates, interurban builder dies, and $100+ prizes for first 1970 baby in Sapulpa."

"Sapulpa: Decades in Review - From a 1911 icy blast to 1975's local focus, explore historical headlines and upcoming events."

This week in Sapulpa history, read the story about the mysterious blaze that took out the Wills Building and severely damaged the Mize Drugstore and the famous Max Meyer Outfitters store.

"Sapulpa highlights, Dec. 26: Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold's 95th Christmas, thriving local business, Camp Fire Girls' charity, and Senior Sertomas' community contributions."

The story of how Sapulpa got its community Christmas Tree, which stood for 75 years until the ice storm of 2007.

Spotlight on Sapulpa's Dec 23 History: - 1951: Early Christmas Service at North Heights Baptist Church - 1963: Turkey heist at Willingham’s Redwood Cafe - 1969: Prattville School construction approved - 1970: Webster narrowly defeats Sapulpa in basketball.