Located in Johnston County, Milburn was in the Chickasaw Nation after 1855, and a community named Ellen formed about three miles northwest of the present town. When the railroad began plans to come through the area, a townsite initiative emerged, and W.J. Milburn, a local druggist, was chosen to negotiate with the railroad. During that time, Milburnn had several names, including Morris, McLish, Blue, Ellen and Condon, before becoming Milburn in 1902, and incorporated under that name in 1904.
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The schedules and calendars of the Milburn, Oklahoma church are posted, along with an overview of its programs and ministries, a statement of beliefs and salvation, prayer requests, and contact data.
http://www.fbcmilburn.com/
Utilizing digital and offset printing services, the company provides online printing services to customers in Milburn, Oklahoma. Its services are outlined, and samples of its work are available. Customers may upload copy and receive cost estimates. New accounts may be established through the web site.
http://milburn-ok.highqualityprints.net/
Offering a PK-8th grade elementary school program, and a 9-12th grade high school, the public school administrative district in Milburn, Oklahoma is highlighted, including school schedules, contacts, and announcements. Its athletic and extracurricular programs are also highlighted.
http://www.milburn.k12.ok.us/
