Age yourself by naming a store/business that no longer exists that you frequented.

[SoonerP226]

Kerr McGee, Texaco, Gulf, Conoco, Phillips 66

Kerr-McGee, Conoco, and Phillips 66 all still exist as Conoco-Phillips. KM sold their refining and retail locations to Conoco, then Conoco merged with Phillips. There are still some Conoco-branded gas stations; I think the OnCue stations in the Norman/OKC area are mostly Conoco-branded.

 

[Gadsden]

Western Union is still in business.

Do they still have stores though? Not saying they don't, but I haven't seen one in ages.

 

[KurtM]

Western Union wire services... Still around.
Western AUTO stores no longer around.

 

[SoonerP226]

Somebody mentioned Kerr-McGee; I think that was Deep Rock when I worked there my senior year of high school.

I think Deep Rock was a brand name used by Kerr-McGee back in the day. My grandpa worked for K-M, so we always had K-M road maps in the car, bought gas at K-M stations, and used K-M oil in everything (I still have a few cans of Blue Velvet 10W-40 around here somewhere).

 

[Hack]

Ann's Chicken Fry

 

[n423]

Coit's Drive-In. I remember going to the one off 39th and Portland pretty frequently.

Coits still has a food truck/trailer , our neighborhood had them recently

 

[Okvet03]

Molly Murphy's, Harrigan's, La Roca. Put myself through some of my school working at them.

 

[Mr.Glock]

Shipmans Cafe Okc.

 

[n423]

Lubys in OKC, still open in TX

 

[blackknight22]

Like most others have said,

Otasco, TG&Y, Gibson's, Baptist's etc. In the '70s Parks Brothers Hardware in Prague had a decent gun selection(well before they became another Ace location).