Hey Monty...
Just me again
....ok...well, I'm not one to give up so easy...and I will look and look until I find something....well, as my post before this one stated...I searched the variation of spellings...well, got two more variations from searching the web....
And one that I got a hit on was Maramec...found an article about a guy, Master Sgt. Hobert A. Baker, who was a native of Maramec, Oklahoma. He was the Sergeant Major for the station hospital at Camp Barkeley. He enlisted in the Regular Army on 15 Sept 1937. He graduated Maramec High School and prior to enlisting, was a postal employee at his home town post office. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. George E. Baker and were still living in Maramec. (from The Abilene Reporter-News; Abilene, Texas; 18 November 1941)
So now I have something to work with...I'll see if I can research anything on the school.
Ok...from the Lawton Constitution; Lawton, Oklahoma; 26 February 1948...I find an article about a man, Lee Newlin, who would have been 80 years old on 26 Feb 1948, that has been a lineman on his privately-owned telephone exchanges, the last of which is his 80-subscriber Maramec system. He had been doing this for over 40 years.
Ok...back to searching more
Think you are right about it being oil related. Just found an article from the DERRICK; Oil City, Pennsylvania; 31 August 1920..that mentions the Parks Brothers and others in section 5-20-6, Maramec District, Pawnee County, drilled into an unlooked for sand at 2.470 feet and the well flowed 90 barrels an hour for 24 hours and then fell to 90 barrels every three hours after which it stopped flowing, perhaps because of the 300 feet of cavings that clogged the hole. This well created quite a stir in the trade because it came at a time when the Lake Maramec Oil Co's "discovery" well in section 1-20-6 (or 4-20-6, hard to read) quit producing from the Skinner sand...
ok...back to more researching...
Another article list another Maramec, Oklahoma native born 7 May 1933...he was 41 in 1974. Lum(?) Carlton Lasater. He was a retired oilfield worker as well as an Army Veteran of the Korean War.
Back to researching...
I'll find something here soon...I just know it!
E.M. Easley, in 1935, was a Maramec farmer.
Burneti Cave, in 1935, was a Maramec Gasoline Jobber (what's a jobber
that's a new one to me)
(this is from a photo printed in the Mason City Globe-Gazette; Mason City, Iowa; 15 February 1935.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kramer of Maramec, Okla., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Waneta Kramer, to Royce Fulton, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.O. Fulton, of Latta.
The wedding will be an event of December 19 in the United Brethern Church of Maramec with the pastor Rev. Jerry Armstrong of Stillwater, officiating.
Miss Kramer and Mr. Fulton both are students at Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater.
(The Ada Evening News; Ada, Oklahoma; 29 November 1953)
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Marriage announcement of the above couple..states the church is Evangelical United Brethren Church in Maramec.
(The Ada Evening News; Ada, Oklahoma; 28 January 1954)
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In 1973, Mrs. Hazel Gripe was living in Maramec, Oklahoma....as per the obiturary of her brother, Vernon C. Willis of Eaton.
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In 1963, Jerry Quigley was living in Maramec, Oklahoma as per a marriage annoucement of his brother, Thomas.
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In 1910, Nellie B. Lawrence was living in Maramec, Oklahoma.
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Daniel Maynard Green was born 21 October 1897 in Maramec, Oklahoma territory and moved with his parents t Palacios in 1908. This is as per his obiturary from 1972.
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In August 1931...a family reunion was held north of Stanley in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adler who were living in Maramec, Oklahoma. This was the POND Family Reunion.
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In August 1931, Frank Adler, his wife and two children, Melvin and Irene were living in Maramec, Oklahoma.
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In 1995, there was a Misty Meadows Farm in Maramec, Oklahoma. Fayette D. Curtis was the owner of NICE MISTAKE (in 1995, the mare was 7 yrs old). Curtis lives in Cleveland, Ohio. Curtis is a CEO of an inspection business and operates the Misty Meadows Farm.
....ok....I'll continue to search...trying to really find older articles of this town, that apparently was an oil town.
I provided those names above as well as some places listed in the articles...that can help you in your search of this place. It doesn't quite seem to be a complete ghost town yet...but it's on it's way of being one.
Hope I can find some really good stuff for you and the spelling I have been using is MARAMEC.
Have a great night,
Annmarie
PS: searching the net, I ran across this...you were right...it is a GHOST TOWN
http://www.ghostsofamerica.com/7/Oklahoma_Maramec_ghost_sightings.html
Here's another site that might interest you:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ok/state/pawnee/index.html
Let me know about some more will ya. 
