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SPECIAL GUESTS AT THE RECENT GERTY REUNION WERE Lloyd Joe Priest and Randall Miller. A large crowd attended and everyone had a great time. In the background at the Gerty Senior Citizens Center you can see a list of all the Gerty area men who served in the military.
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There are so many thank yous to be said. The love and support shown to us during our time of loss was unmeasurable.
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In 1993, J. P. Owens prepared documents to have two properties located on the Clearview school campus to be added to the Oklahoma Landmarks Inventory. The Weleetka Board of Education owned the two structures under consideration for nomination, the gymnasium and agricultural building. The source of nomination was a Contract Survey at Clearview, Oklahoma 040, Okfuskee County 107. The Classification was a public building, with public acquisition, occupied, unrestricted, with private use. The location of legal description is located at the Okfuskee County Courthouse in Okemah, Oklahoma. In 1993, the description of the building was in good condition; altered on its original site.
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The Oklahoma African American Educators Hall of Fame Board of Directors and Committee members meet in Clearview on July 23, 2022, to discuss their upcoming 11 Annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in September said President Dr. Donnie L. Nero Sr. Board members present were Dr. Deena Fisher of Woodward, Dr. Harold C. Aldridge of Tahlequah, Orlando Hazley and wife of Tulsa, Bobbie Booker of Tulsa, Claudette Goss of Oklahoma City, Dr. John Hargrave of Ada, Henrietta Hicks of Boley, Dr. Gloria Anderson of Oklahoma City, Dr. Donnie Nero of Clearview and Committee Members Marilyn Jackson and Shirley Nero of Clearview, Tom Fisher of Woodward, and Rita Cooksey of Oklahoma City. Clearview is the home of the Oklahoma African American Educators Hall of Fame, Inc. established in 2011. For more information about the induction ceremony or the hall of fame, visit website www.oaaehof.org or call Shirley Nero at 918 698-6037.
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It has been several years since we shared parts of B.J. Osborn’s Wetumka “A Centennial History.”
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