Located in western Carter County, Healdton was originally called Mason, for its founder, Elisha Mason. Its post office was established under that name in 1883. Mason was renamed Healdton in 1888, in honor of Charles H. Heald, who settled the community and became its first postmaster in 1897. Before Oklahoma became a state, Healdton was in Pickens County in the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.
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The independent Baptist church in Healdton, Oklahoma is highlighted. A Sunday and Wednesday service schedule is posted, along with an events calendar, staff listings, photographs, and messages.
http://www.firstmbc.org/
Offering crane services, welding, oilfield services, rig moving, pumping unit sales and service, trucking and other services, Brady's main office is located in Healdton, Oklahoma, with a field office in western Oklahoma. Its services, prices, and quality control data are published to the site.
http://www.bradywelding.com/
Comprised of businesses and professional people in Healdton, Oklahoma, the Chamber represents the business interests of its members. Its directors, staff, and chamber members are identified, along with a schedule of meetings and upcoming events.
http://www.healdtonchamber.com/
The K-12 school administrative district operates an elementary school, middle school and high school, each in Healdton, Oklahoma. Its academic, extra-curricular, and professional development programs are related, and enrollment packets are available from the site.
http://www.healdtonschools.org/
