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The Casey-Terry House

The Casey-Terry House

This house was built in 1928 for Sam H. and Willie Lee (Johnson) Casey. Mr. Casey had become the postmaster of Olney back when it was an appointment from Washington, D.C. from the political party in the majority. Both of the Casey’s were from well-known early day families with Mr. Casey being born in Jean. Mr. Casey died in the early thirties and his widow lived in the house for several years. In 1944, Mrs. Casey sold the house to Roy Childress. Mrs. Casey needed a way to make a living so she partnered with her sister, also a widow, Xera (Johnson) Drum who was running a boarding house in the 600 block

Olney Police Blotter

Saturday May 23, 2020: ARRESTS – Female Age 20 for Possession of Marijuana 9:27 a.m. Burglary reported on Avenue C., 9:05 p.m. Citation issued for Speeding 10% or over Alleged Speed/Limit: 62/45

Chief Clay Resigns

Chief Clay Resigns

Olney Police Chief Conny Clay submitted his resignation to the City Council at the regular meeting on meeting on Monday, May 25. Clay officially started the position as chief civilian administrator on June 25, 2019. Prior to accepting the position in Olney, he served as Chief of Police at the Choctaw, Oklahoma Police Department, and began his law enforcement career in 1979.

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