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Old Cordell Academy in Cordell, OK. Opened in 1906, under auspices of the Dutch Reformed Church, this pioneer school taught the youth here in Christian living. Its motto was Postcard sent to Speed family from Mr. and Mrs. Lou A. Pearson. Believed to be a home being built by Edward Lewis Speed and Speed family crew. From left to right, Charlie Griffin Speed (brother to Ed Speed), unknown, unknown, Edward Lewis Speed, Henry Lewis Speed (father), and unknown. Adult, Mary Moore Speed (wife of Charles G. Speed), Kate (unknown oldest child), Ruth (unknown, next oldest), Jack (unknown, next oldest), Kittie Speed (Mary's youngest daughter standing on chair), and Edith Speed (Mary's oldest daughter standing in front of chair). Family bible of James Sanford Turner (1822-1892) and wife, Mary Susan Younger (1839-1928). Perry Woodson's Hardware Store in Corona, CA. From left to right is Perry Woodson Turner (1893-1972). and wife, Mary Bulah Speed Turner (1894-1982). Unknown lady. Turner Home at Salt Fork. Turner Reunion article in the Amarillo Globe News on June 20, 1955. Perry Woodson Turner in front of his Service Station in Corona, CA. Turner Service Station in Corona, CA. Unknown and Perry Woodson Turner at his Service Station in Corona, CA. See next photo for postcard image. From left to right, Mary Belle Turner (1889-1965), Lenora Catherine Turner (1891-1970), Susan Lorene Turner (1895-1985), Blanche Ettie Turner (1903-1972), and Clara Elizabeth Turner (b. 1908). Uncle Fletcher (Bub) Marvin Miller's ice cream truck in Corona, CA. Bub was the husband of Viola (Nola) Doss, daughter of Edward Doss and Alabama Drake. Mary (Aunt Puss) Caroline Speed and Sylvestor (Vester) Mosaly. Mary was the daughter of Charles Stewart Speed and Martha Ann Cowel. She was also the sister of Henry Lewis Speed.
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