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Hi,
The following came from the VINITA LEADER newspaper of Craig Co., OK. Not sure if these are yours but am hoping someone will find this interesting:
Emily Jordan eejordan104@hotmail.com
8-6-1903 White Oak
Elmer Casto was in town Monday.
Wm. Casto was in town Thursday.
2-11-1909 White Oak
Mrs. John Casto called on Mrs. Jim Trotter Sunday.
2-11-1909 Estella
Miss Sadie Casto visited home folks at White Oak Sunday.
6-3-1909 Estella
Miss Sadie Casto went to White Oak to visit her folks.
Misses Sadie Casto and Frankie Ballinger went to Vinita Tuesday to attend the opera.
Charley Casto is sick.
Messrs. Casto and Ballinger visited in White Oak Saturday and Sunday.
6-3-1909 Trotter School
Mrs. Joe Underwood and daughter Miss Cora, Misses Vina Middaugh, May Trotter and Mrs. John Casto visited Mrs. Matthew Fields Friday.
6-10-1909 White Oak
Miss Sadie Casto has returned home.
Ernest Richardson, Herbert Hendricks and Nellie Casto called on Miss Ruby Fields Sunday.
6-17-1909 White Oak
Miss Sadie Casto is visiting Miss Lula Trotter today.
Miss Sadie Casto, Zeno and Gladys Casto and May Hampton have returned from Bluejacket where they made a short visit.
Walter Chitwood, Elmer Sutter, Ruby Fields and Nellie Casto rendered excellent recitations at Riggs Chapel Sunday.
7-15-1909 Shanahan
Miss Sadie Casto was in this vicinity Sunday.
3-31-1910 Estella
Mabel Casto was in Estella Friday.
Miss Sadie Casto attended the teachers’ meeting.
Sunday school was organized at the Estella schoolhouse Sunday by Brother Rockwell. The following officers were chosen: J.R. Casto, superintendent; E.L. Ballinger, assistant superintendent; Birdie Ballinger, secretary; Mollie Casto, assistant secretary; Frank Young, treasurer. The teachers will be elected Sunday, April 3. Everybody invited.
3-23-1911 Estella
Miss Nellie Casto visited at the Ballinger home Saturday.
3-30-1911 District 47
Mrs. Jim Casto visited Mrs. John Casto Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Casto went to Vinita Saturday to have some dental work done.
Hubert Hendricks of Big Cabin called on Miss Nellie Casto Sunday.
5-25-1911 White Oak
Jim Casto lost a mule cole last Friday.
Bert Casto came over Saturday from Alluwee to visit relatives.
The Misses Rice and Price of Miles visited Miss Sadie Casto Saturday and Sunday and were at the pie supper.
John Casto had a calf to die one day last week.
Misses Sadie Casto and Francis Rafferty will attend normal at Claremore.
Mrs. T.D. Cox and Mrs. John Trotter of Vinita visited Mrs. Jim Casto and Mrs. Dale Trotter Monday afternoon.
The Misses Rice of Miles and Miss Price of Tulsa visited Miss Sadie Casto Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Bert Casto of Alluwee, Paul Donnelly of Centralia and John Babb visited at the Jim Casto home Sunday.
6-8-1911 Gwendale
Bill Reeves and Bob Mitchell attended a party at the home of John Casto Wednesday night.
6-8-1911 Spavinaw
Chas. Coats called on Mrs. G.M. Casto Saturday.
6-15-1911 Estella
Frank Casto from White Oak was in Estella Wednesday.
8-10-1911 White Oak
Sadie Casto has been on the sick list for the past week.
Mrs. Jim Casto was shopping here Monday.
8-24-1911 White Oak
Sadie Casto is able to be up again.
Jim Casto is now at work hauling hay.
8-31-1911 Estella
Frank Casto and wife called on Mrs. Ed Fritz Tuesday.
Mrs. E.L. Ballinger and daughter Frankie visited at the Casto home last week.
8-31-1911 White Oak
Miss Sadie Casto went to Vinita last Thursday morning to visit relatives for a few days.
Bert and Jno. Casto went to Vinita Thursday.
Misses Nellie Casto and Bessie Sweatman were shopping in White Oak Monday.
Mrs. Jno. Sweatman, Mrs. Jno. Casto and Mrs. Dale Trotter called on Mrs. A. Hampton Thursday.
Mrs. Jim Casto visited Mrs. Roe Rafferty Sunday.
Miss Nellie Casto and Hubert Hendricks visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto Sunday evening.
Mrs. Eva Casto was shopping in White Oak Monday morning.
Miss Sadie Casto returned from Vinita Tuesday evening where she has been visiting relatives for the past few days.
9-7-1911 White Oak
Hubert Hendricks spent Sunday night at the Casto home. He having sold his pony to Ethel Mitchell.
Misses Sadie Casto and Versie Evans and Prof. Bell and John Babb attended the show in Vinita Thursday night.
Habert Hendricks met Sid Mitchell as he was coming to Casto’s Sunday and sold
his pony to Mr. Mitchell.
Misses Bessie Sweatman, Eva Hart and Mabel Casto visited Miss Ethel Butler Sunday.
Misses Nellie Casto and Elvia Littrell were in White Oak Sunday afternoon.
Our school opened Monday with Prof. Bell and Miss Sadie Casto as teachers. The Professor had 15 enrolled and Miss Sadie 20 – a good attendance for such a rainy day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheahan and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casto were shopping in White Oak Monday afternoon.
Misses Jessie and Beatrice Cox of Vinita visited Miss Gladys Casto a few days last week.
Misses Lanna Cox and Janet Cooper visited Miss Sadie Casto Monday and Tuesday.
9-21-1911 Falling School
Nellie Casto and Hubert Hendrix were married by Rev. Butler at the home of Mrs. Lula Hilderbrand Sunday.
9-28-1911 White Oak
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Fields drank carbolic acid today and is in critical condition. They brought the child to Jim Casto’s house in order to meet a doctor from Vinita at once.
Those who went to Vinita Saturday were Mrs. J.M. Butler, Mrs. Miles, Prof. Bell, Tom Jones, Jno. Casto, W.C. Hampton, Miss Sadie Casto, Mrs. L.B. Gordon and Mrs. Jno. Sweatmon.
Another wedding. Miss Nellie Casto and Mr. Hubert Hendricks were united in marriage Sunday, Sept. 17, at the home of Mrs. Laura Hilderbrand, by Rev. Butler of Claremore. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Casto and one of White Oak’s most popular young ladies, while the groom is a promising young farmer of the Couch vicinity. They will live on the farm near Couch school house. The young couple have our best wishes for a long and happy married life.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto visited Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Casto Wednesday.
Gladys Casto was quite sick one day this week. It is the first time in three years Gladys has missed any school.
Sadie Casto had to be absent from her room a part of the day Wednesday on account of the funeral. Ruby Poindexter took her place.
12-14-1911 Spavinaw
Mrs. G.M. Casto accompanied Nola, Willia and Bertha West to the party Friday night.
1-18-1912 White Oak
Jno. Sweatman, Dale Trotter and Charlie Casto are hauling hay for Mr. Crocker.
Jno. Rabb and Miss Sadie Casto took supper with Hazel Shearhart Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Casto Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hendricks visited Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Casto Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Rafferty visited Miss Maybel Casto Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hendricks, Miss Francis Rafferty, and Charlie Casto visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes Sunday.
2-15-1912 Estella
John Casto of White Oak was in Estella Monday.
4-11-1912 Estella
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto were at Estella Friday.
4-11-1912 White Oak
Mrs. Jim Casto visited her father at Estella yesterday.
4-18-1912 Sunflower
Olive Swango spent Sunday with Vida Casto.
5-9-1912 White Oak
Frank Casto and wife visited Hubert Hendricks and wife near Couch last week.
Those who visited at the Hampton home Sunday were L.B. Gordon and family, Jno. Sweatman and family, Dale Trotter and wife, Theo. Jones, wife and three children, Frank Casto and wife, Mrs. Jno Casto and son Geo., Miss Mell Snodgrass and Grandma Armstrong.
Misses Sadie Casto and Mabel Beach and Messrs. Charlie Casto and Jno. Babb took in the foot ball game Sunday.
7-18-1912 White Oak
Those who spent the 4th in Vinita were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Sweatman and children, Miss Sadie Casto and Jno. Babb, Preston Smith and daughter, Melba, Ed Hayes and daughter Edna.
Mrs. Jim Casto visited Mrs. Mat Fields Saturday.
Mr. Jackson and family and Jno. Casto and family spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen Sunday.
Misses Mabel and Sadie Casto called on Lula Hayes this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Cast Saturday.
Those who attended the basket dinner at Bluehawk Sunday were: Enoch Frazier and family, Jno. Casto and family, Frank Hayes and wife, Mrs. E.T. Hayes and daughter Edna, and A. Hampton. There was a large crowd.
John Babb and Sadie Casto drove to Estella Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Haney Cox of Vinita came out to the Casto home Sunday afternoon in their automobile.
8-1-1912 White Oak
Miss Sadie Casto spent Sunday here with home folks.
Mrs. Frank Miller spent the day with Mrs. Preston Smith Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto are back at Jno. Casto’s. The new girl has been christened Augusta Irene.
8-22-1912 White Oak
Those who visited at the Sweatman home Sunday were Jim Casto and family, Charlie Casto and Miss Winnie Barnard.
Miss Cleo Cox of Vinita is visiting at the Jim Casto home for a few days.
8-29-1912 White Oak
Jno. Casto and family moved to Vinita yesterday where he will run a feed yard for T.D. Cox. Frank Casto and wife will live on their farm.
9-5-1912 White Oak
Miss Sadie Casto drove to Estella Wednesday.
10-24-1912 Falling School
Frank Casto and family of White Oak were visiting relatives here last Sunday.
11-28-1912 White Oak
Frank Casto, Dale Trotter and Andy Hampton covered Mr. Hampton’s house Tuesday.
1-30-1913 White Oak
The play given by the White Oak school Saturday night was, as usual, at White Oak, a grand success. Everyone had their parts just fine, Mr. Denawyer, as Uncle Jonas Aldridge deserves special mention. Also Miss Bessie Sweatman as Sue, the wolf child, Miss Helen Wood as Mrs. Beckie Aldridge and Maynard Rafferty as the negro servant, Pepper , presented their parts just perfect. There was a large crowd present, but the boxes didn’t sell very well. Proceeds not known by correspondent. Jno. Sweatman was auctioneer. Those present from other places were Mrs. Jno. Babb and Miss Hazel Holly of Catoosa, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Newcomb and Tom Fields of Alluwee, Miss Myrtle Hobbs and Bert Casto of Riggs Chapel, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hacker of Big Cabin, Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Cox and daughter, Misses Cleo Cox, Anetta Trotter and Elvia Littrell of Vinita, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Trotter of Nowata.
Frank Casto’s grandfather, Mr. King of Missouri, is visiting him.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto, Grandpa King and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes called at the Hampton home Sunday.
T.D. Cox and family and Miss Cleo Cox of Vinita, Mrs. Jno. Babb and Miss Hazel Holly of Catoosa, and Bert Casto and Miss Myrtle Hobbs of Riggs Chapel spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Jas. Casto home.
Mrs. Jno. Babb and Miss Myrtle Hobbs called at the Dale Trotter home Sunday morning.
6-5-1913 White Oak
There was a large crowd out at the cemetery Friday to spend the day, clean and decorate the graves of our departed friends and loved ones. Dinner was served on the ground, talks were made and songs were sung. A committee was appointed for taking care of the graves for the following year, consisting of the following: Roe Rafferty, Chris Peterson, Len Gordon, Jno. Sweatman and Jess Butler. A program committee committee was also appointed, viz: J.M. Butler, Ethel Butler, Jim Casto, Miss Frances Rafferty, Mrs. Lizzie Miller, and Mrs. Lula Hayes. We expect to prepare a good program for the next Decoration day.
Last Friday while helping to load a boiler in the oil fields at Cushing, Ira Cox was killed by the boiler falling on him and breaking his neck. Deceased is a cousin of Mrs. Jim Casto and was one time a resident of this place. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his departure and other relatives in and around Vinita. The remains were brought to Vinita Sunday morning and interred in Fairview cemetery Sunday evening.
Jno. Sweatman and family took dinner at the Jno. Casto home Sunday.
Mrs. Jno Babb came up from Catoosa Sunday to attend the funeral of her cousin, the late Ira Cox.
11-12-1914 White Oak
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto of Kelso visited relatives here Saturday night and Sunday.
1-7-1915 White Oak
Fred Mounts is working at the W.C. Pope store now. Zeno Casto having resigned his position.
2-22-1917 (Lula Trotter) Willow Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Fields called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casto Monday.
1-17-1918 White Oak
J.R. Casto and Wm. Pope have been busy registering men and boys over 16 years of age, and women.
Miss Mabel Casto did not go to her school at Kelley Friday. Neither was there any school at White Oak, or at least Prof. Marsh did not undertake the trip of a mile and a half. The other teacher, Miss Roberson boards within ¼ mile of the school house.
12-18-1930 Dixon
Mr. Glen Thompson and Miss Irene Casto visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lacey.
Mrs. S. Welch helped Mrs. Casto quilt Friday afternoon.
Those who were among the shoppers in Vinita, Saturday from our district were: Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr. G.W. Ledgerwood and family, F.E. Lacey and wife an daughter, J.V. Motley and family, Floyd Lace and wife and little daughter, Verna H., W.F. Casto and family, Eight McDraugh and family.
1-15-1931 Dixon
Miss Marie Casto was absent from school last week on account of sickness.
Mr. Frank Casto and G.W. Ledgerwood were both serving on the jury at Vinita last week.
3-5-1931 Dixon
Miss Iryne Casto is improving nicely after her long illness.
Mrs. Frank Casto’s mother, Mrs. Souggin, of near Jay, and her sister, Grace Hilderbrand of Denver, Colo., left Saturday after a week’s visit with Mrs. Casto and family.
Miss Ruth Lacey spent Sunday with Misses Marie and Iryne Casto.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Welch called at the Casto home Sunday afternoon.
10-13-1932 Shanahan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casto of north of town, spent Sunday at the Walker home.
3-2-1933 Dixon
Miss Marie Casto spent the week end with her teacher, Miss Abi Smith.
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