Located northeast of Oklahoma City, Spencer, Oklahoma was one of the earliest towns in the region that was opened to settlement by non-Indians through the Land Run of 1889. The town was developed just east of the North Canadian River in 1901 by Louis and Henry Kramer, who came to the area from Spencer County, Indiana.
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Spencer, Oklahoma shares borders with the cities of Jones, Nicoma Park and Midwest City. Its official web site features a map of the city, an overview of the city government and its various departments, voter registration information, and access to public forms and other documents.
http://www.cityofspencer.us/
Community Health Centers, Inc.
Headquartered in Spencer, Oklahoma, the healthcare system operates a number of medical facilities and centers, which are highlighted here. A company profile and an overview of the services offered are featured, with contacts and hours of operation.
http://www.chciokc.org
The family owned and operated cemetery in Spencer, Oklahoma offers pet and equine cremation and burial services, including burial grounds, urns, caskets, and grave memorials. Its facilities, products and services are featured.
http://www.preciouspetscemetery.com/
Saint Luke Baptist Church of Spencer, Oklahoma
The history and an overview of the church are offered, along with a service schedule, calendar of programs and upcoming events, and a map showing the location of the church.
http://saint.luke.net/
The church's Sunday and Wednesday service and Bible study services are scheduled, along with its other programs and outreach activities and groups. Its pastor is introduced, and direction are given to the church in Spencer, Oklahoma.
http://www.spencercoc.org/
