This is an original ghost story based on a tale shared with me by a retired county deputy sheriff. He graciously allowed me to share his story. Decades after the event he still had no explanation for what he saw...
Saturday, September 24, 2022
BRISTOW GETS SPOOKY OCT. 21.
Marilyn A. Hudson is a Stroud based author, historian, and storyteller who has been traveling the twists and turns of the "Story Road" for nearly 20 years. She presents original tales, as well as historical and folklore tales, with her own little twists. She is also "The Ghost Teller" specializing in haunted tales of literature, history, and folklore. For four years she added her spooky touch to the Overholser Mansion's annual benefit event, "Scary Tales and Twilight Tours" and has shared tales at several paranormal conference and Halloween events.
She will be Author for the Day at a local middle school and will present a seasonally spooky program at the Bristow Library, 4-5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, 2022.
Stories for the Season , Stroud, Ok, Oct. 27
Two sessions!
6-6:45 family friendly seasonal tales
Dismissed to join refreshments
7-7:45 SPOOKY Tales for adults and teens!
Place: Educational wing of Stroud United Methodist Church, Stroud, Oklahoma.
Featured storyteller will be Marilyn A. Hudson, but some friends just might show up!
Friday, July 22, 2022
Summer Fun!
July 28 - all ages welcome. Free! Come enjoy some stories as summer winds down!!
Stroud UMC, Stroud, Oklahoma
Had fun being the storyteller for a local community VBS program!
Wednesday, June 8, 2022
STORYTELLING AT STROUD, OKLAHOMA: A MONTHLY GUILD STARTING
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Hello 2022!
I wonder how many of us have felt like a bug crawling out from beneath the rock they had been hiding under for the last 2+ years? As life moves toward normalcy- vaccinated and ready to feel human - things are looking up.
The recent SPIRIT OF OKLAHOMA STORYTELLING FESTIVAL, via ZOOM, was engaging and educational despite the limitations of the online experience. It has allowed so many to discover and learn even with the realities of a pandemic life.
I joined the TERRITORY TELLERS, the statewide storytelling organization of Oklahoma, as a Board Member at large. Sounds like there should be a reward involved, doesn't it?
I have also begun work on a local storytelling guild in Stroud, Oklahoma. Right on Route 66 the group is small but growing and meets the 4th Thursday of the month. The local Stroud UMC has kindly become our host and we use an room in the educational building.
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