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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 article was printed in The Rogers County Observer-Thursday, September 10, 1970 by Ann Tacker. Maud Ethel Rogers Lane was born at Ft. Gibson on November 28, 1869, ten years before her young brother, Will. The
Story written by Steve Robinson for the Claremore Museum of History in conjunction with Women’s History Month at the MoH 2024 with excerpts from Fall 2011 Surrey Magazine. Kimberly Teehee was born on October 13, 1968 and is an attorney, politician, and activist on Native
