Volume 6 , Issue 24

Southern Oklahoma Earthquakes...

California isn't the only state in the Union that has earthquakes... Southern Oklahomans in Carter and Love County felt an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.7, 7 June 2004, 7:15p.m. It was 14 September 1995 when NW Oklahoma (around Alva and Capron) felt their earthquake that measured 4.0. The Oklahoma Geological Survey Observatory ... has a lot of great information for those who are wondering why earthquakes sound like explosions? You can find out some of the answers at this Oklahoma Geological link.

Before Duchess and Oakie head out of here for the weekend, we would like to thank all of you who wrote and responded to the 100th Birthday Celebration of Thelma DeGeer Lippincott last weekend. Thanks to the Alva Review Courier and the Enid News & Eagle for printing something about Thelma Lippincott's 100th Birthday. In our Mailbag Corner you can see some photos of 5-Generations of Lippincott's. In case your Summer vacations find you traveling in the NW Corner of Oklahoma, Duchess found this great site with loads of information about Freedom, Oklahoma - Queen City of the Cimarron . It's a great site! Stop by and check them out.

See Y'all next weekend as we report from the SW Rockies of Colorado!

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