Elsie's parents were:
Charles Wesley Henderson 1845 – 1913
Louisa Colbert 1855 – 1904
She was 19 years old when she married John Caswell Mulkey in Berwyn, Pickens Co, OK (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) on September 14, 1898.
Elsie gave birth to Charles Sanford on September 17, 1899.
On June 2/4, 1900,
Elsie & John S. Mulkey, ages 21 & 27, owned a home in
Justice Precinct 1, Hall Co, TX. John's occupation was shown as a capitalists. They had been married one year; Elsie had given birth to 1 child, Charlie S., age 8 months.
Over the years The Daily Ardmoreite has published numerous articles about Elsie, which help provide a brief glimpse into her life. Only a few have been included;
Friday, October 25, 1918
"Elsie Mulkey has filed suit in the district court against her husband, John c. Mulkey, for divorce. She alleges that they were married in Carter County, September 14, 1898, and have one child, a son 19 years of age. She alleges that the defendant abandoned and deserted her more than a year ago. She asks for the custody of their minor child."
Thursday, November 6, 1919
Berwyn News
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey of Ardmore is visiting at the homes of C.C. Thomas and J.T. Henderson."
Wednesday, December 10, 1919
Berwyn
" Mrs. C.C. Thomas returned home jSuday from Von Keller's Sanitarium, where she has been for the past two weeks. She was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey."
On January 17, 1920,
Elsie, age 41, divorced, lived with her brother-in-law, James H. & wife, May M., ages 38 & 32, in a home they owned located on C street in Ardmore Ward, Carter Co, OK. They had a daughter, Lena, age 11. Thomas was the proprietor of a ready-to-wear store.
Elsie's son, Charles S. Mulkey, age 20, single, was living in Wilson, Carter Co, OK with his father, John, age 47, who had remarried. His wife was Ina, age 34.
Wednesday, August 4, 1920
Berwyn Locals
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey left this week with friends from Ardmore and Dallas for an extended trip in Colorado.""
Friday, October 15, 1920
Berwyn News
"In Honor of Bride-elect
Mrs. O.A. Sparks entertained on Tuesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Alynne Suggs who is to be married on October 18. A very large basket was carried to the bride-elect by little Misses Ruth Thomas and Frances Sparks, which was so heavy laden that the little ladies were assisted by Mrs. O.A. Sparks and Mrs. Elsie Mulkey. Mrs. Mulkey in a very dignified and lovable manner presented the basket to the bride-to-be. Miss Alynne received many nice and valuable tokens for the afternoon. refreshments of punch and cake were served. Out of town guest were Miss Vera Olive and her sister, Mrs. Evans and little son, of Ardmore."
News about the death of Theodore Fryback, a bachelor, was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on October 19, 1933. He died in Elsie's home in Berwyn on October 18. Theodore, sometimes known as Wills, had been living with her Henderson family for 56 years.
Sunday, January 25, 1948
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey of Gene Autry was very complimentary to the Rambling Reporter when she said that on the three occasion she lived in Ardmore, each time she was privileged to live neighbor to the Rambler."
Friday, April 8, 1949
"Rites Planned for C.C. Mulkey
Services for Charles S. Mulkey, 49, formerly of this county, who died April 6 in a Denver hospital following a brief illness, will be in the First Baptist church of Gene Autry at 3 p.m. Sunday. He was born Sept. 17, 1899, in Gene Autry.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Gene Autry, and a daughter, Miss Elsie Ruth Mulkey, Mitchell, Neb. He was a nephew of Mrs. Claude C. Thomas here and Mrs. Charles C. Henderson, Gene Autry. Mrs. Thomas lives at 17 A street northeast."
Tuesday, November 23, 1954
"Quilting Feature Of-Club Meeting
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle, home demonstration club, met in the home of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey for an all-day quilting and covered dish luncheon. A quilt for Mrs. Mulkey was completed during the day. ..."
Over the years Elsie participated in many social events.
Tuesday, July 10, 1956
"Sunshine Circle HD Club Sets Luncheon
Gene Autry - Next meeting of the Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration club will be an all day quilting and covered dish luncheon July 20 in the home of Mrs. Tenneth Hutson l... Absent for the first time in nearly three years was Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, who is ill. ..."
Sunday, December 2, 1956
"HD Club Will combine Its December Meetings
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club will combine its December meetings due to the Christmas holidays Dec. 7 in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. An exchange of gifts and a birthday shower for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Elmer Hale and Mrs. George cannon is planned. ..."
Wednesday, December 12, 1956
"Mrs. Elmer Hale Hosts HD Club
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club observed its Christmas program in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. Gifts were exchanged and birthdays of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. George Cannon remembered. Mrs. Cannon was also presented a gift for her work as reported. After the singing of 'Silent Night, Holy Night,' by the group, and the reading of the Scripture lesson and club creed, the members answered roll call with how they plan to make someone happy at Christmas. ..."
Tuesday, September 10, 1957
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey is Gene Autry's oldest citizen and settler. Her dad, the late Charley Henderson had the first store anywhere in Southern Oklahoma on the Washita River just east of the original Berwyn - and that is whee she was born nearly 80 years ago."
Sunday, December 13, 1970
Notebook By Mac McGalliard
Birthdays of Pioneers
"Clint Dove, an Ardmoreite longer than may people even live, had his 90th birthday Saturday and he had a big parry put on by his fellow Ardmore Optimist club members at Elmbrook Nursing Home where cling has taken refuge these days. ...
Clint was born on Dec. 12, 1880, and has been an Ardmoreite since he was 14. The Optimist birthday party was one of three for his 90th. The Rainbow girls went to Elbrook for a part Friday, and Elmbrook itself put on one for clint and for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, 91; ..."
Elsie died on January 19, 1972.
Charles Wesley Henderson 1845 – 1913
Louisa Colbert 1855 – 1904
She was 19 years old when she married John Caswell Mulkey in Berwyn, Pickens Co, OK (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) on September 14, 1898.
Elsie gave birth to Charles Sanford on September 17, 1899.
On June 2/4, 1900,
Elsie & John S. Mulkey, ages 21 & 27, owned a home in
Justice Precinct 1, Hall Co, TX. John's occupation was shown as a capitalists. They had been married one year; Elsie had given birth to 1 child, Charlie S., age 8 months.
Over the years The Daily Ardmoreite has published numerous articles about Elsie, which help provide a brief glimpse into her life. Only a few have been included;
Friday, October 25, 1918
"Elsie Mulkey has filed suit in the district court against her husband, John c. Mulkey, for divorce. She alleges that they were married in Carter County, September 14, 1898, and have one child, a son 19 years of age. She alleges that the defendant abandoned and deserted her more than a year ago. She asks for the custody of their minor child."
Thursday, November 6, 1919
Berwyn News
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey of Ardmore is visiting at the homes of C.C. Thomas and J.T. Henderson."
Wednesday, December 10, 1919
Berwyn
" Mrs. C.C. Thomas returned home jSuday from Von Keller's Sanitarium, where she has been for the past two weeks. She was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey."
On January 17, 1920,
Elsie, age 41, divorced, lived with her brother-in-law, James H. & wife, May M., ages 38 & 32, in a home they owned located on C street in Ardmore Ward, Carter Co, OK. They had a daughter, Lena, age 11. Thomas was the proprietor of a ready-to-wear store.
Elsie's son, Charles S. Mulkey, age 20, single, was living in Wilson, Carter Co, OK with his father, John, age 47, who had remarried. His wife was Ina, age 34.
Wednesday, August 4, 1920
Berwyn Locals
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey left this week with friends from Ardmore and Dallas for an extended trip in Colorado.""
Friday, October 15, 1920
Berwyn News
"In Honor of Bride-elect
Mrs. O.A. Sparks entertained on Tuesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Alynne Suggs who is to be married on October 18. A very large basket was carried to the bride-elect by little Misses Ruth Thomas and Frances Sparks, which was so heavy laden that the little ladies were assisted by Mrs. O.A. Sparks and Mrs. Elsie Mulkey. Mrs. Mulkey in a very dignified and lovable manner presented the basket to the bride-to-be. Miss Alynne received many nice and valuable tokens for the afternoon. refreshments of punch and cake were served. Out of town guest were Miss Vera Olive and her sister, Mrs. Evans and little son, of Ardmore."
News about the death of Theodore Fryback, a bachelor, was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on October 19, 1933. He died in Elsie's home in Berwyn on October 18. Theodore, sometimes known as Wills, had been living with her Henderson family for 56 years.
Sunday, January 25, 1948
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey of Gene Autry was very complimentary to the Rambling Reporter when she said that on the three occasion she lived in Ardmore, each time she was privileged to live neighbor to the Rambler."
Friday, April 8, 1949
"Rites Planned for C.C. Mulkey
Services for Charles S. Mulkey, 49, formerly of this county, who died April 6 in a Denver hospital following a brief illness, will be in the First Baptist church of Gene Autry at 3 p.m. Sunday. He was born Sept. 17, 1899, in Gene Autry.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Gene Autry, and a daughter, Miss Elsie Ruth Mulkey, Mitchell, Neb. He was a nephew of Mrs. Claude C. Thomas here and Mrs. Charles C. Henderson, Gene Autry. Mrs. Thomas lives at 17 A street northeast."
Tuesday, November 23, 1954
"Quilting Feature Of-Club Meeting
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle, home demonstration club, met in the home of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey for an all-day quilting and covered dish luncheon. A quilt for Mrs. Mulkey was completed during the day. ..."
Over the years Elsie participated in many social events.
Tuesday, July 10, 1956
"Sunshine Circle HD Club Sets Luncheon
Gene Autry - Next meeting of the Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration club will be an all day quilting and covered dish luncheon July 20 in the home of Mrs. Tenneth Hutson l... Absent for the first time in nearly three years was Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, who is ill. ..."
Sunday, December 2, 1956
"HD Club Will combine Its December Meetings
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club will combine its December meetings due to the Christmas holidays Dec. 7 in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. An exchange of gifts and a birthday shower for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Elmer Hale and Mrs. George cannon is planned. ..."
Wednesday, December 12, 1956
"Mrs. Elmer Hale Hosts HD Club
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club observed its Christmas program in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. Gifts were exchanged and birthdays of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. George Cannon remembered. Mrs. Cannon was also presented a gift for her work as reported. After the singing of 'Silent Night, Holy Night,' by the group, and the reading of the Scripture lesson and club creed, the members answered roll call with how they plan to make someone happy at Christmas. ..."
Tuesday, September 10, 1957
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey is Gene Autry's oldest citizen and settler. Her dad, the late Charley Henderson had the first store anywhere in Southern Oklahoma on the Washita River just east of the original Berwyn - and that is whee she was born nearly 80 years ago."
Sunday, December 13, 1970
Notebook By Mac McGalliard
Birthdays of Pioneers
"Clint Dove, an Ardmoreite longer than may people even live, had his 90th birthday Saturday and he had a big parry put on by his fellow Ardmore Optimist club members at Elmbrook Nursing Home where cling has taken refuge these days. ...
Clint was born on Dec. 12, 1880, and has been an Ardmoreite since he was 14. The Optimist birthday party was one of three for his 90th. The Rainbow girls went to Elbrook for a part Friday, and Elmbrook itself put on one for clint and for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, 91; ..."
Elsie died on January 19, 1972.
Elsie's parents were:
Charles Wesley Henderson 1845 – 1913
Louisa Colbert 1855 – 1904
She was 19 years old when she married John Caswell Mulkey in Berwyn, Pickens Co, OK (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) on September 14, 1898.
Elsie gave birth to Charles Sanford on September 17, 1899.
On June 2/4, 1900,
Elsie & John S. Mulkey, ages 21 & 27, owned a home in
Justice Precinct 1, Hall Co, TX. John's occupation was shown as a capitalists. They had been married one year; Elsie had given birth to 1 child, Charlie S., age 8 months.
Over the years The Daily Ardmoreite has published numerous articles about Elsie, which help provide a brief glimpse into her life. Only a few have been included;
Friday, October 25, 1918
"Elsie Mulkey has filed suit in the district court against her husband, John c. Mulkey, for divorce. She alleges that they were married in Carter County, September 14, 1898, and have one child, a son 19 years of age. She alleges that the defendant abandoned and deserted her more than a year ago. She asks for the custody of their minor child."
Thursday, November 6, 1919
Berwyn News
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey of Ardmore is visiting at the homes of C.C. Thomas and J.T. Henderson."
Wednesday, December 10, 1919
Berwyn
" Mrs. C.C. Thomas returned home jSuday from Von Keller's Sanitarium, where she has been for the past two weeks. She was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey."
On January 17, 1920,
Elsie, age 41, divorced, lived with her brother-in-law, James H. & wife, May M., ages 38 & 32, in a home they owned located on C street in Ardmore Ward, Carter Co, OK. They had a daughter, Lena, age 11. Thomas was the proprietor of a ready-to-wear store.
Elsie's son, Charles S. Mulkey, age 20, single, was living in Wilson, Carter Co, OK with his father, John, age 47, who had remarried. His wife was Ina, age 34.
Wednesday, August 4, 1920
Berwyn Locals
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey left this week with friends from Ardmore and Dallas for an extended trip in Colorado.""
Friday, October 15, 1920
Berwyn News
"In Honor of Bride-elect
Mrs. O.A. Sparks entertained on Tuesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Alynne Suggs who is to be married on October 18. A very large basket was carried to the bride-elect by little Misses Ruth Thomas and Frances Sparks, which was so heavy laden that the little ladies were assisted by Mrs. O.A. Sparks and Mrs. Elsie Mulkey. Mrs. Mulkey in a very dignified and lovable manner presented the basket to the bride-to-be. Miss Alynne received many nice and valuable tokens for the afternoon. refreshments of punch and cake were served. Out of town guest were Miss Vera Olive and her sister, Mrs. Evans and little son, of Ardmore."
News about the death of Theodore Fryback, a bachelor, was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on October 19, 1933. He died in Elsie's home in Berwyn on October 18. Theodore, sometimes known as Wills, had been living with her Henderson family for 56 years.
Sunday, January 25, 1948
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey of Gene Autry was very complimentary to the Rambling Reporter when she said that on the three occasion she lived in Ardmore, each time she was privileged to live neighbor to the Rambler."
Friday, April 8, 1949
"Rites Planned for C.C. Mulkey
Services for Charles S. Mulkey, 49, formerly of this county, who died April 6 in a Denver hospital following a brief illness, will be in the First Baptist church of Gene Autry at 3 p.m. Sunday. He was born Sept. 17, 1899, in Gene Autry.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Gene Autry, and a daughter, Miss Elsie Ruth Mulkey, Mitchell, Neb. He was a nephew of Mrs. Claude C. Thomas here and Mrs. Charles C. Henderson, Gene Autry. Mrs. Thomas lives at 17 A street northeast."
Tuesday, November 23, 1954
"Quilting Feature Of-Club Meeting
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle, home demonstration club, met in the home of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey for an all-day quilting and covered dish luncheon. A quilt for Mrs. Mulkey was completed during the day. ..."
Over the years Elsie participated in many social events.
Tuesday, July 10, 1956
"Sunshine Circle HD Club Sets Luncheon
Gene Autry - Next meeting of the Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration club will be an all day quilting and covered dish luncheon July 20 in the home of Mrs. Tenneth Hutson l... Absent for the first time in nearly three years was Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, who is ill. ..."
Sunday, December 2, 1956
"HD Club Will combine Its December Meetings
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club will combine its December meetings due to the Christmas holidays Dec. 7 in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. An exchange of gifts and a birthday shower for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Elmer Hale and Mrs. George cannon is planned. ..."
Wednesday, December 12, 1956
"Mrs. Elmer Hale Hosts HD Club
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club observed its Christmas program in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. Gifts were exchanged and birthdays of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. George Cannon remembered. Mrs. Cannon was also presented a gift for her work as reported. After the singing of 'Silent Night, Holy Night,' by the group, and the reading of the Scripture lesson and club creed, the members answered roll call with how they plan to make someone happy at Christmas. ..."
Tuesday, September 10, 1957
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey is Gene Autry's oldest citizen and settler. Her dad, the late Charley Henderson had the first store anywhere in Southern Oklahoma on the Washita River just east of the original Berwyn - and that is whee she was born nearly 80 years ago."
Sunday, December 13, 1970
Notebook By Mac McGalliard
Birthdays of Pioneers
"Clint Dove, an Ardmoreite longer than may people even live, had his 90th birthday Saturday and he had a big parry put on by his fellow Ardmore Optimist club members at Elmbrook Nursing Home where cling has taken refuge these days. ...
Clint was born on Dec. 12, 1880, and has been an Ardmoreite since he was 14. The Optimist birthday party was one of three for his 90th. The Rainbow girls went to Elbrook for a part Friday, and Elmbrook itself put on one for clint and for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, 91; ..."
Elsie died on January 19, 1972.
Charles Wesley Henderson 1845 – 1913
Louisa Colbert 1855 – 1904
She was 19 years old when she married John Caswell Mulkey in Berwyn, Pickens Co, OK (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) on September 14, 1898.
Elsie gave birth to Charles Sanford on September 17, 1899.
On June 2/4, 1900,
Elsie & John S. Mulkey, ages 21 & 27, owned a home in
Justice Precinct 1, Hall Co, TX. John's occupation was shown as a capitalists. They had been married one year; Elsie had given birth to 1 child, Charlie S., age 8 months.
Over the years The Daily Ardmoreite has published numerous articles about Elsie, which help provide a brief glimpse into her life. Only a few have been included;
Friday, October 25, 1918
"Elsie Mulkey has filed suit in the district court against her husband, John c. Mulkey, for divorce. She alleges that they were married in Carter County, September 14, 1898, and have one child, a son 19 years of age. She alleges that the defendant abandoned and deserted her more than a year ago. She asks for the custody of their minor child."
Thursday, November 6, 1919
Berwyn News
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey of Ardmore is visiting at the homes of C.C. Thomas and J.T. Henderson."
Wednesday, December 10, 1919
Berwyn
" Mrs. C.C. Thomas returned home jSuday from Von Keller's Sanitarium, where she has been for the past two weeks. She was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey."
On January 17, 1920,
Elsie, age 41, divorced, lived with her brother-in-law, James H. & wife, May M., ages 38 & 32, in a home they owned located on C street in Ardmore Ward, Carter Co, OK. They had a daughter, Lena, age 11. Thomas was the proprietor of a ready-to-wear store.
Elsie's son, Charles S. Mulkey, age 20, single, was living in Wilson, Carter Co, OK with his father, John, age 47, who had remarried. His wife was Ina, age 34.
Wednesday, August 4, 1920
Berwyn Locals
"Mrs. Elsie Mulkey left this week with friends from Ardmore and Dallas for an extended trip in Colorado.""
Friday, October 15, 1920
Berwyn News
"In Honor of Bride-elect
Mrs. O.A. Sparks entertained on Tuesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Alynne Suggs who is to be married on October 18. A very large basket was carried to the bride-elect by little Misses Ruth Thomas and Frances Sparks, which was so heavy laden that the little ladies were assisted by Mrs. O.A. Sparks and Mrs. Elsie Mulkey. Mrs. Mulkey in a very dignified and lovable manner presented the basket to the bride-to-be. Miss Alynne received many nice and valuable tokens for the afternoon. refreshments of punch and cake were served. Out of town guest were Miss Vera Olive and her sister, Mrs. Evans and little son, of Ardmore."
News about the death of Theodore Fryback, a bachelor, was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on October 19, 1933. He died in Elsie's home in Berwyn on October 18. Theodore, sometimes known as Wills, had been living with her Henderson family for 56 years.
Sunday, January 25, 1948
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey of Gene Autry was very complimentary to the Rambling Reporter when she said that on the three occasion she lived in Ardmore, each time she was privileged to live neighbor to the Rambler."
Friday, April 8, 1949
"Rites Planned for C.C. Mulkey
Services for Charles S. Mulkey, 49, formerly of this county, who died April 6 in a Denver hospital following a brief illness, will be in the First Baptist church of Gene Autry at 3 p.m. Sunday. He was born Sept. 17, 1899, in Gene Autry.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Gene Autry, and a daughter, Miss Elsie Ruth Mulkey, Mitchell, Neb. He was a nephew of Mrs. Claude C. Thomas here and Mrs. Charles C. Henderson, Gene Autry. Mrs. Thomas lives at 17 A street northeast."
Tuesday, November 23, 1954
"Quilting Feature Of-Club Meeting
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle, home demonstration club, met in the home of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey for an all-day quilting and covered dish luncheon. A quilt for Mrs. Mulkey was completed during the day. ..."
Over the years Elsie participated in many social events.
Tuesday, July 10, 1956
"Sunshine Circle HD Club Sets Luncheon
Gene Autry - Next meeting of the Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration club will be an all day quilting and covered dish luncheon July 20 in the home of Mrs. Tenneth Hutson l... Absent for the first time in nearly three years was Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, who is ill. ..."
Sunday, December 2, 1956
"HD Club Will combine Its December Meetings
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club will combine its December meetings due to the Christmas holidays Dec. 7 in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. An exchange of gifts and a birthday shower for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Elmer Hale and Mrs. George cannon is planned. ..."
Wednesday, December 12, 1956
"Mrs. Elmer Hale Hosts HD Club
Gene Autry - Sunshine Circle Home Demonstration Club observed its Christmas program in the home of Mrs. Elmer Hale. Gifts were exchanged and birthdays of Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. George Cannon remembered. Mrs. Cannon was also presented a gift for her work as reported. After the singing of 'Silent Night, Holy Night,' by the group, and the reading of the Scripture lesson and club creed, the members answered roll call with how they plan to make someone happy at Christmas. ..."
Tuesday, September 10, 1957
Rambling Reporter
"Elsie Mulkey is Gene Autry's oldest citizen and settler. Her dad, the late Charley Henderson had the first store anywhere in Southern Oklahoma on the Washita River just east of the original Berwyn - and that is whee she was born nearly 80 years ago."
Sunday, December 13, 1970
Notebook By Mac McGalliard
Birthdays of Pioneers
"Clint Dove, an Ardmoreite longer than may people even live, had his 90th birthday Saturday and he had a big parry put on by his fellow Ardmore Optimist club members at Elmbrook Nursing Home where cling has taken refuge these days. ...
Clint was born on Dec. 12, 1880, and has been an Ardmoreite since he was 14. The Optimist birthday party was one of three for his 90th. The Rainbow girls went to Elbrook for a part Friday, and Elmbrook itself put on one for clint and for Mrs. Elsie Mulkey, 91; ..."
Elsie died on January 19, 1972.
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