Ardmore Birthday Celebration, 1967

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Daily Ardmoreite, July 30, 1967. Reports on the festivities held the day before to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the town of Ardmore. Stories by Mac McGalliard and Linda Shilling. 3 pages Daily Ardmoreite with pictures of events

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McGalliard, William A. & Shilling, Linda July 30, 1967.

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Daily Ardmoreite, July 30, 1967. Reports on the festivities held the day before to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the town of Ardmore. Stories by Mac McGalliard and Linda Shilling. 3 pages Daily Ardmoreite with pictures of events

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6 p.

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McGalliard, William A. & Shilling, Linda. Ardmore Birthday Celebration, 1967, clipping, July 30, 1967; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1629375/: accessed April 22, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Ardmore Public Library.

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