1920 U.S. Federal Census - Grant Township, Custer County, Oklahoma, USA
Household
Josiah A Conley (29) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna Conley (23) - Wife
Loyd Conley (4) - Son
The Custer County Chronicle (Clinton, Oklahoma) 28 Feb 1929, Thu. Page 8
"NEWS FROM INDEPENDENCE, Mrs. Marie S. Butler, Correspondent ... Seventh Graders not absent during the last six weeks: Dora Belle Baker, Edith Roberts, Luella Bales, Murma Myers, Ruth Janning, Don Ferguson, Harley Hauks, Harold Ferguson, Henry Bales, Jewell Trowbridge, Keith Cornelius, Kenneth Lash, Loyd Conley, Marion Taylor, Robert Raff. .."
1930 U.S. Federal Census - Grant Township, Custer County, Oklahoma, USA
Household:
Josiah A Conley (39) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna E Conley (34) - Wife
Lloyd Conley (14) - Son - Attended School: Yes - Able to Read and Write: Yes
Dwane W Conley (9) - Son
Juanita D Conley (6) - Daughter
Clifford L Conley (3) - Son
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 22 May 1930, Thu. Page 11
"EIGHTH GRADE OF 1930 - Probably no other Eighth Grade accomplished as much as did the Eighth Grade of 1930. This grade made a name for itself by taking various honors. The entire school was pleasantly entertained at various times by short plays. Also the Eighth Grade played a prominent part in the grade operetta, two of the principal parts being very ably filled by Helen Louise Storm and Willard Johnson.
It was during the second semester that the Eighth Grade began to make the public set up and take notice. It was conceded by all that they put on the best chapel programs, they took second honors in the annual stunt night program, put on the best play of the year; and finished with the Eighth Grade graduation entertainment, one of the most pleasing entertainments ever witnessed in school.
Probably the most consistent winner in athletics was Emery Richardson, who won honors, both at Clinton and Weatherford. Frank Sanders, a new student from Rocky, also won honors in track.
Great praise was given to the exhibit which the 8th Grade displayed at the end of the school. It was acclaimed by many to be the best ever exhibited.
The Eighth Grade is proud of their attendance during the entire year. There was eight who had perfect attendance. They are Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Emery Richardson, .... ...., ..... .... and Richard Burgtoft. The class had a 100 per cent attendance for the last six weeks and the yearly average was 98 percent.
Those who graduate are: Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Richard Burgtorf, Loyd Conley, Mildred Conklin, Joe Hayes, Lela Henderson, Neva Halladay, Rosie Ireton, Howard Koppel, Sue Louise Leeka, Juell Little, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Jack Porter, Wilson Porter, Herbert Powers, Frank Sanders, Vernal Shaw, Letha Mae Shepard, Vetabel Sorter, Halen Louise Storm, Agatha Schneider, Bert Ray, Emery Richardson, Charles Wallace Burns, and Edna Mae Switzer."
The Thomas Tribune (Thomas, Oklahoma) 16 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"YOUTH DIES AT HOSPITAL - Lloyd Conley, age 17 years and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conley, Putnam neighborhood, died Tuesday night in Thomas hospital where he had been a patient for several days. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the First M. E. Church, conducted by Rev. W. S. Dearing. Interment was made in Beck Cemetery, near Putnam."
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 30 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"DIED - Lloyd Conley, son of Josiah and Annie Conley, died in the Thomas Hospital March 14, 1933 following a 3-weeks illness, aged 17 years, 9 months and 7 days.
He was a member of the class of the tenth year in the Putnam High School. The greater part of his life was spent in Custer County, and only one year ago his parents moved to Dewey County, Okla., where his remaining days were spent.
Funeral services were held in the First M. E. Church on Thursday at Thomas, conducted by Rev. W. S. Deering, and further services and interment were held at the Beckham Cemetery, 6 miles west of Thomas.
Lloyd was a former student in the Custer High School, and was well acquainted and had many friends in Custer and north in the Independence vicinity.
The sorrowing family have the sympathy of many warm friends."
Clinton Daily News (Clinton, Oklahoma) 4 Apr 1933, Tue. Page 3
"Loyd Conley, the 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Conley died Tuesday night at the Thomas Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Thomas. He leaves to mourn his going besides his parents, a brother and sister. The Putnam school was dismissed Thursday and a group of classmates attended the services. The family has the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement."
Household
Josiah A Conley (29) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna Conley (23) - Wife
Loyd Conley (4) - Son
The Custer County Chronicle (Clinton, Oklahoma) 28 Feb 1929, Thu. Page 8
"NEWS FROM INDEPENDENCE, Mrs. Marie S. Butler, Correspondent ... Seventh Graders not absent during the last six weeks: Dora Belle Baker, Edith Roberts, Luella Bales, Murma Myers, Ruth Janning, Don Ferguson, Harley Hauks, Harold Ferguson, Henry Bales, Jewell Trowbridge, Keith Cornelius, Kenneth Lash, Loyd Conley, Marion Taylor, Robert Raff. .."
1930 U.S. Federal Census - Grant Township, Custer County, Oklahoma, USA
Household:
Josiah A Conley (39) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna E Conley (34) - Wife
Lloyd Conley (14) - Son - Attended School: Yes - Able to Read and Write: Yes
Dwane W Conley (9) - Son
Juanita D Conley (6) - Daughter
Clifford L Conley (3) - Son
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 22 May 1930, Thu. Page 11
"EIGHTH GRADE OF 1930 - Probably no other Eighth Grade accomplished as much as did the Eighth Grade of 1930. This grade made a name for itself by taking various honors. The entire school was pleasantly entertained at various times by short plays. Also the Eighth Grade played a prominent part in the grade operetta, two of the principal parts being very ably filled by Helen Louise Storm and Willard Johnson.
It was during the second semester that the Eighth Grade began to make the public set up and take notice. It was conceded by all that they put on the best chapel programs, they took second honors in the annual stunt night program, put on the best play of the year; and finished with the Eighth Grade graduation entertainment, one of the most pleasing entertainments ever witnessed in school.
Probably the most consistent winner in athletics was Emery Richardson, who won honors, both at Clinton and Weatherford. Frank Sanders, a new student from Rocky, also won honors in track.
Great praise was given to the exhibit which the 8th Grade displayed at the end of the school. It was acclaimed by many to be the best ever exhibited.
The Eighth Grade is proud of their attendance during the entire year. There was eight who had perfect attendance. They are Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Emery Richardson, .... ...., ..... .... and Richard Burgtoft. The class had a 100 per cent attendance for the last six weeks and the yearly average was 98 percent.
Those who graduate are: Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Richard Burgtorf, Loyd Conley, Mildred Conklin, Joe Hayes, Lela Henderson, Neva Halladay, Rosie Ireton, Howard Koppel, Sue Louise Leeka, Juell Little, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Jack Porter, Wilson Porter, Herbert Powers, Frank Sanders, Vernal Shaw, Letha Mae Shepard, Vetabel Sorter, Halen Louise Storm, Agatha Schneider, Bert Ray, Emery Richardson, Charles Wallace Burns, and Edna Mae Switzer."
The Thomas Tribune (Thomas, Oklahoma) 16 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"YOUTH DIES AT HOSPITAL - Lloyd Conley, age 17 years and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conley, Putnam neighborhood, died Tuesday night in Thomas hospital where he had been a patient for several days. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the First M. E. Church, conducted by Rev. W. S. Dearing. Interment was made in Beck Cemetery, near Putnam."
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 30 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"DIED - Lloyd Conley, son of Josiah and Annie Conley, died in the Thomas Hospital March 14, 1933 following a 3-weeks illness, aged 17 years, 9 months and 7 days.
He was a member of the class of the tenth year in the Putnam High School. The greater part of his life was spent in Custer County, and only one year ago his parents moved to Dewey County, Okla., where his remaining days were spent.
Funeral services were held in the First M. E. Church on Thursday at Thomas, conducted by Rev. W. S. Deering, and further services and interment were held at the Beckham Cemetery, 6 miles west of Thomas.
Lloyd was a former student in the Custer High School, and was well acquainted and had many friends in Custer and north in the Independence vicinity.
The sorrowing family have the sympathy of many warm friends."
Clinton Daily News (Clinton, Oklahoma) 4 Apr 1933, Tue. Page 3
"Loyd Conley, the 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Conley died Tuesday night at the Thomas Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Thomas. He leaves to mourn his going besides his parents, a brother and sister. The Putnam school was dismissed Thursday and a group of classmates attended the services. The family has the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement."
1920 U.S. Federal Census - Grant Township, Custer County, Oklahoma, USA
Household
Josiah A Conley (29) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna Conley (23) - Wife
Loyd Conley (4) - Son
The Custer County Chronicle (Clinton, Oklahoma) 28 Feb 1929, Thu. Page 8
"NEWS FROM INDEPENDENCE, Mrs. Marie S. Butler, Correspondent ... Seventh Graders not absent during the last six weeks: Dora Belle Baker, Edith Roberts, Luella Bales, Murma Myers, Ruth Janning, Don Ferguson, Harley Hauks, Harold Ferguson, Henry Bales, Jewell Trowbridge, Keith Cornelius, Kenneth Lash, Loyd Conley, Marion Taylor, Robert Raff. .."
1930 U.S. Federal Census - Grant Township, Custer County, Oklahoma, USA
Household:
Josiah A Conley (39) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna E Conley (34) - Wife
Lloyd Conley (14) - Son - Attended School: Yes - Able to Read and Write: Yes
Dwane W Conley (9) - Son
Juanita D Conley (6) - Daughter
Clifford L Conley (3) - Son
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 22 May 1930, Thu. Page 11
"EIGHTH GRADE OF 1930 - Probably no other Eighth Grade accomplished as much as did the Eighth Grade of 1930. This grade made a name for itself by taking various honors. The entire school was pleasantly entertained at various times by short plays. Also the Eighth Grade played a prominent part in the grade operetta, two of the principal parts being very ably filled by Helen Louise Storm and Willard Johnson.
It was during the second semester that the Eighth Grade began to make the public set up and take notice. It was conceded by all that they put on the best chapel programs, they took second honors in the annual stunt night program, put on the best play of the year; and finished with the Eighth Grade graduation entertainment, one of the most pleasing entertainments ever witnessed in school.
Probably the most consistent winner in athletics was Emery Richardson, who won honors, both at Clinton and Weatherford. Frank Sanders, a new student from Rocky, also won honors in track.
Great praise was given to the exhibit which the 8th Grade displayed at the end of the school. It was acclaimed by many to be the best ever exhibited.
The Eighth Grade is proud of their attendance during the entire year. There was eight who had perfect attendance. They are Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Emery Richardson, .... ...., ..... .... and Richard Burgtoft. The class had a 100 per cent attendance for the last six weeks and the yearly average was 98 percent.
Those who graduate are: Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Richard Burgtorf, Loyd Conley, Mildred Conklin, Joe Hayes, Lela Henderson, Neva Halladay, Rosie Ireton, Howard Koppel, Sue Louise Leeka, Juell Little, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Jack Porter, Wilson Porter, Herbert Powers, Frank Sanders, Vernal Shaw, Letha Mae Shepard, Vetabel Sorter, Halen Louise Storm, Agatha Schneider, Bert Ray, Emery Richardson, Charles Wallace Burns, and Edna Mae Switzer."
The Thomas Tribune (Thomas, Oklahoma) 16 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"YOUTH DIES AT HOSPITAL - Lloyd Conley, age 17 years and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conley, Putnam neighborhood, died Tuesday night in Thomas hospital where he had been a patient for several days. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the First M. E. Church, conducted by Rev. W. S. Dearing. Interment was made in Beck Cemetery, near Putnam."
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 30 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"DIED - Lloyd Conley, son of Josiah and Annie Conley, died in the Thomas Hospital March 14, 1933 following a 3-weeks illness, aged 17 years, 9 months and 7 days.
He was a member of the class of the tenth year in the Putnam High School. The greater part of his life was spent in Custer County, and only one year ago his parents moved to Dewey County, Okla., where his remaining days were spent.
Funeral services were held in the First M. E. Church on Thursday at Thomas, conducted by Rev. W. S. Deering, and further services and interment were held at the Beckham Cemetery, 6 miles west of Thomas.
Lloyd was a former student in the Custer High School, and was well acquainted and had many friends in Custer and north in the Independence vicinity.
The sorrowing family have the sympathy of many warm friends."
Clinton Daily News (Clinton, Oklahoma) 4 Apr 1933, Tue. Page 3
"Loyd Conley, the 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Conley died Tuesday night at the Thomas Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Thomas. He leaves to mourn his going besides his parents, a brother and sister. The Putnam school was dismissed Thursday and a group of classmates attended the services. The family has the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement."
Household
Josiah A Conley (29) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna Conley (23) - Wife
Loyd Conley (4) - Son
The Custer County Chronicle (Clinton, Oklahoma) 28 Feb 1929, Thu. Page 8
"NEWS FROM INDEPENDENCE, Mrs. Marie S. Butler, Correspondent ... Seventh Graders not absent during the last six weeks: Dora Belle Baker, Edith Roberts, Luella Bales, Murma Myers, Ruth Janning, Don Ferguson, Harley Hauks, Harold Ferguson, Henry Bales, Jewell Trowbridge, Keith Cornelius, Kenneth Lash, Loyd Conley, Marion Taylor, Robert Raff. .."
1930 U.S. Federal Census - Grant Township, Custer County, Oklahoma, USA
Household:
Josiah A Conley (39) - Head - Occupation: Farmer - Industry: General Farm
Anna E Conley (34) - Wife
Lloyd Conley (14) - Son - Attended School: Yes - Able to Read and Write: Yes
Dwane W Conley (9) - Son
Juanita D Conley (6) - Daughter
Clifford L Conley (3) - Son
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 22 May 1930, Thu. Page 11
"EIGHTH GRADE OF 1930 - Probably no other Eighth Grade accomplished as much as did the Eighth Grade of 1930. This grade made a name for itself by taking various honors. The entire school was pleasantly entertained at various times by short plays. Also the Eighth Grade played a prominent part in the grade operetta, two of the principal parts being very ably filled by Helen Louise Storm and Willard Johnson.
It was during the second semester that the Eighth Grade began to make the public set up and take notice. It was conceded by all that they put on the best chapel programs, they took second honors in the annual stunt night program, put on the best play of the year; and finished with the Eighth Grade graduation entertainment, one of the most pleasing entertainments ever witnessed in school.
Probably the most consistent winner in athletics was Emery Richardson, who won honors, both at Clinton and Weatherford. Frank Sanders, a new student from Rocky, also won honors in track.
Great praise was given to the exhibit which the 8th Grade displayed at the end of the school. It was acclaimed by many to be the best ever exhibited.
The Eighth Grade is proud of their attendance during the entire year. There was eight who had perfect attendance. They are Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Emery Richardson, .... ...., ..... .... and Richard Burgtoft. The class had a 100 per cent attendance for the last six weeks and the yearly average was 98 percent.
Those who graduate are: Dorothy Agan, Vernace Briles, Richard Burgtorf, Loyd Conley, Mildred Conklin, Joe Hayes, Lela Henderson, Neva Halladay, Rosie Ireton, Howard Koppel, Sue Louise Leeka, Juell Little, Frances Matthews, Paul McDown, Jack Porter, Wilson Porter, Herbert Powers, Frank Sanders, Vernal Shaw, Letha Mae Shepard, Vetabel Sorter, Halen Louise Storm, Agatha Schneider, Bert Ray, Emery Richardson, Charles Wallace Burns, and Edna Mae Switzer."
The Thomas Tribune (Thomas, Oklahoma) 16 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"YOUTH DIES AT HOSPITAL - Lloyd Conley, age 17 years and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conley, Putnam neighborhood, died Tuesday night in Thomas hospital where he had been a patient for several days. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the First M. E. Church, conducted by Rev. W. S. Dearing. Interment was made in Beck Cemetery, near Putnam."
Custer Courier (Custer City, Oklahoma) 30 Mar 1933, Thu. Page 1
"DIED - Lloyd Conley, son of Josiah and Annie Conley, died in the Thomas Hospital March 14, 1933 following a 3-weeks illness, aged 17 years, 9 months and 7 days.
He was a member of the class of the tenth year in the Putnam High School. The greater part of his life was spent in Custer County, and only one year ago his parents moved to Dewey County, Okla., where his remaining days were spent.
Funeral services were held in the First M. E. Church on Thursday at Thomas, conducted by Rev. W. S. Deering, and further services and interment were held at the Beckham Cemetery, 6 miles west of Thomas.
Lloyd was a former student in the Custer High School, and was well acquainted and had many friends in Custer and north in the Independence vicinity.
The sorrowing family have the sympathy of many warm friends."
Clinton Daily News (Clinton, Oklahoma) 4 Apr 1933, Tue. Page 3
"Loyd Conley, the 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Conley died Tuesday night at the Thomas Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Thomas. He leaves to mourn his going besides his parents, a brother and sister. The Putnam school was dismissed Thursday and a group of classmates attended the services. The family has the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement."
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