Located in northeastern Comanche County, the small town of Fletcher, Oklahoma was founded in 1902, and named for Fletcher Dodge, who gave half of his 160-acre homestead for the new townsite. Although the extension of the railroad through the area spurred development, a depot was not built until 1904, and at the expense of the townspeople.
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General information about the funeral home facilities in Fletcher, Oklahoma is offered, and includes an overview of the facilities, services, arrangements, and products. Obituaries are posted to the site.
http://www.beckerfuneral.com/
Established in 1906, the Fletcher, Oklahoma church's history, and a profile of its programs and ministries, are offered. Its worship schedule, church calendar, and contacts are included.
http://www.fletcher-baptist.org/
FCC is an autonomous, independent Christian church in Fletcher, Oklahoma. Its location, Sunday and Wednesday service schedules, a church calendar, and an overview of its programs are posted.
http://www.fletcherchristianchurch.com/
The K-12 public school district is headquartered in Fletcher, Oklahoma. Featured is a school calendar, library news, announcements, and an overview of its athletic programs, elementary and combined junior/senior high school curriculum.
http://www.fletcherschools.org/
Raising AKC-registered Boxers with champion bloodlines, the Fletcher, Oklahoma dog breeders are highlighted, including its boys, girls and puppies. Inquiries can be made through the web site.
http://www.mitamboxers.com/
