Rachel Whitney
Curator, Sapulpa Historical Museum
Thursday, October 4, 1906, Sapulpa Democrat: The New Hotel
“Work of excavating for the new hotel has been going on all week and in a short time work can be started on the foundation. This new hotel, which has been a necessity for so long, added to the new Harvey House, will put Sapulpa in a pretty good way, so far as hotel accommodations are concerned. However, the prediction is freely made that an addition will have to be built to the new hotel within a very short time, if needed another hotel will not be a necessity. Sapulpa is a growing town and there are a lot of people who are desirous of coming here and will do so as soon as store rooms and residences can be had.”
Saturday, October 4, 1930, Sapulpa Herald: Mrs. Wallace Wins Tourney
“Sapulpa and State Champ has added new victory to her wins – Mrs. Tom Wallace who already holds the title of state champion, had annexed another golf championship today after she defeated Mrs. W.E. Feist, Bartlesville, in the finals of the Northeastern Oklahoma Women’s Golf Association Tournament. Mrs. Wallace won five and four. Mrs. J.W. Magee, Tulsa and Mrs. T.D. Irvin, Tulsa, won the titles in two consolation flight final matches.”
Monday, October 4, 1971, Sapulpa Daily Herald: Four Sapulpa Students Selected for Symphony
“Four young Sapulpans have been selected as members of the Tulsa Youth Symphony Orchestra for the 1971-72 season. Susan Lake will be playing the flute, Denice Gebetsberger, the bassoon, Karen Benfield, French horn, and Terri Maulding, trumpet. All are students of Sapulpa High School. Robert McNally, conductor, andRonal Wheeler, assistant conductor, held three weekends of auditions with 145 selected people playing during that time. Five Junior High Schools and 12 Senior High Schools were represented, and 80 performers were accepted into the orchestra.”
Tuesday, October 4, 1994, Sapulpa Daily Herald: Homecoming Royalty
“Sapulpa High School royalty crowned Friday at the homecoming game include sophomore Annie Bingman, junior Stephanie Brown, senior Kim Romaine, senior Jill McCans, senior Amber Thompson, homecoming queen Dana Taluc, senior Emilee Mobley, senior Shelby Slavens, junior Juliana Peters.”
