Located on the Kingfisher-Logan county line, portions of Cashion fall within the boundaries of each county. The town was settled at the turn of the 20th century at a location where two railroads met, and was named for Roy Vincent Cashion, a local boy who was killed at the Battle of San Juan Hill during the Spanish-American War. Cashion was incorporated in 1901.
Recommended Resources
Operating an elementary school and a high school, both in Cashion, Oklahoma, the K-12 public school administrative district offers profiles of each of its campuses, a school calendar, administrative staff directory, and contacts.
http://www.cashion.k12.ok.us/
Based in Cashion, D&L Machine provides computer numerical control (CNC) and conventional machining services throughout Oklahoma. Its services, equipment and systems are highlighted.
http://www.dlmachineinc.com/
First Baptist Church of Cashion
An overview of the congregation in Cashion, Oklahoma is offered, along with a worship schedule, church calendar, and leadership contacts. Other resources include church audio files, sermon archives, and photographs.
http://www.cashionfbc.org/
