Meno, Oklahoma is in northeastern Major County, west of Enid. The community was settled after the Cherokee Outlet Opening of 1893, mostly by Mennonites, and the town derives its name from Menno Simons, the founder of the Mennonite religion. The second "n" was dropped inadvertently when town application papers were filed. Its post office was established in 1899.
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Based in Meno, Oklahoma, the garbage disposal company serves Meno, as well as customers outside of the city. Its services are listed, and testimonials are offered.
http://www.andysdisposalservices.com/
The Meno Guaranty Branch began as the Meno Guaranty Bank, and is now part of the Cleo State Bank, with four Oklahoma locations, which are posted here. Its personal, business and online banking services are outlined, and its hours of operation are given.
http://www.cleostatebank.com/
Located one mile south of Meno, Oklahoma, the privately owned airport is featured, with a sectional chart, map showing its location, runway data, and information on airport communications, operations, and operational statistics.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/4O7/
The history and an overview of the ministries and missions of the Assembly of God church in Meno, Oklahoma are featured, including a schedule of services, programs, and upcoming events, staff contacts, and onlnine registration. Services may be viewed online.
http://www.faithcenterpeople.com/
The full service solid waste disposal company in Meno, Oklahoma takes in household garbage, non-hazardous commercial waste, farm and agricultural waste, municipal solid waste, construction debris, concrete and asphalt, yard waste, tree branches, dry waste, clean fill soil, dead animals, and other materials which are defined here.
http://www.redcarpetlandfill.com/
The business was started on a corner section of the L.O. Sturgeon farm south of Helena, later moved to its current location on Highway 412 in Meno, Oklahoma. The company stocks used, new and rebuilt tractors and small industrial parts, farm equipment, industrial equipment and trucks.
http://www.sturgeonscorner.com/
