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The Hammon Adovcate
Thursday, 30 June 1921
"Popular Young Couple Married"
Saturday afternoon Miss Estella Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rogers of this city, and Mr. Newman Baggett of west of Hammon slipped off to the county seat town, Arapaho, and were quietly married there. (Arapaho is county seat of Custer Co. OK)
The bride has been reared in this community (Butler) having graduated from high school here this spring. She has the affectionate regard of a coterie of friends who join us in congratulations.
The groom is a well known young man of the Hammon vicinity. His parents live on a farm west of Hammon. He is a young man that will assist this western country in the great strides of advancement it is now making.
The newlyweds have not as yet picked out a location. Mr. Baggett will teach school this winter. At present he is with his wheat crop west of Hammon.-- from Butler Hearld.
Mr. Baggett is one of Hammon's most promising young men. He graduated from the high school here this spring and has a host of friends amoung the young people of Hammon and Carpenter who wish the couple the greatest happiness. The Advocate joins them in their congratulations and best wishes.
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