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Our Stories
IT’S NOT WHETHER WE WIIN OR LOSE BUT HOW WE ROLL THAT COUNTS! Published in Explore Claremore History on February 17, 2024 by Christa Rice at https://exploreclaremorehistory.wordpress.com/. Revisiting the site of Claremore’s Cadet Bowl, 1957. Though league bowling is a sport of focus and skill, many recreational
Telling the History of Claremore…one story at a time This story was first printed June 8, 1938 in the Claremore Progress and again on June 28, 1953 by W.T. Taylor. W. T. “Bill” Taylor was a pioneer of Cooweescoosee district and a resident in 1880.
Wauhilau LaHay was born in Claremore, Oklahoma on July 14, 1896 to parents John Martin LaHay and Annie Russell. In 1907, the LaHays moved to Muskogee where Joseph set up his law practice closer to the federal court. Tragically he died of a heart attack
