Funeral Notices for Verma Weaver Cremer and Infant Lewis
Multiple obituaries list funeral dates and burial sites for Mrs. Fredy Jewell Verma and Mrs. Ruth Annie Weaver and Olga M. Cremer, plus death notice for Irene Leona Lee Lewis infant. Services set in Highland and Sunset Memorial Gardens with Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home handling details. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren across Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredy Jewell Verma
Fort Sill Blvd
Highland Cemetery
Forrest Keener
Bethel Baptist Church
Lawton-Ritter- Dalton Funeral Home
Verma
McCurtain County
S. Verma
McAlester
Lawton
Western Hills Baptist Church
Paula Hauser
Leawood
Kan
Phyllis Verma
Denver
Colo
Ford
Baton Rouge
la. Ray
Fort Worth
Otway Holmes
Bill Holmes
San Francisco
Calif
Clyde Nichols
Kansas City
R.N. Nichols
Stockton
Pearl Coonfield
California
Verna Tinklepaugh
Ruth Annie (Pierce) Weaver
Arlington
Central Baptist Church
Weldon Rightmer
Liberty Heights Chapel
Buria
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
June Calderman
Wichita Falls
Ella Weaver
Tina Moore
Oklahoma City
Jack Crow
Dearborn
Clifford Robertson
Lake
Boss James
Garfield
R.S. (Scotty) James
Cache
Olga M. Cremer
Washington
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Irvine Mitchell
George Stauffer
Roy Cremer
Walters
Don Herbert
Duncan
Frank Cremer
Wichita
Leona Baker
Luling
Texas
Blanche Clanton
Walter Bruns
Park
Milton Bruns
Chickasha
Irene Leona Lee Lewis
Daniel Lewis
Reynolds Army Hospital
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Lonzo
Baltimore
Salle
Dawn
Boycott Costs Atlanta Millions Over ERA Fight
The ERA boycott, led by NOW, cost Atlanta about $6 million in convention business, far below NOW's $15 million claim for 1977. The Atlanta Convention and Visitors’ Bureau plans to counteract the impact with possible litigation after hosting its own convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Organization For Women
NOW
Atlanta Convention and Visitors’ Bureau
Bureau
Lawton Man Shot Over $10 Gambling Dispute
Freddie Odom, 29, of Lawton, was shot in the face and chest with a shotgun in an alley near Realto Bar after a dice game debt. He remained in stable condition at Comanche County Memorial Hospital. The shooter fled in a blue Opal. a witness refused to identify the suspect. Odom was injured Sunday at about 9:30 a.m. as police investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Freddie Odom
Lake
Realto Bar
First Street
Ann Fox
Odom
Local Man Arrested In Beating Incident
A Lawton man was found by police injured in a Crosby Park Apartments bedroom early Sunday and listed in stable condition at Fort Sill Indian Hospital with wounds to head and chest. The alleged attacker, residing at 5515 Cache Road, was jailed awaiting charges after fleeing the scene. The victim, Mike Litt led chief, 501 SW 10th, went into shock as officers arrived. the suspect was traced to 53rd and Columbia and arrested with officer help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Crosby Park
Fort Sill Indian Hospital
Cache Road
Mike Littlechief
10Th
D-2
Crusade Opens On Time After All Night Remodeling
Luther Turner Crusade sponsored by five area Churches of God will open tonight at Westside Church of God in Oklahoma City area. High winds wrecked the tent plan, prompting members to remove partitions to enlarge the auditorium. Services run daily through April 16 with 10 am Bible lectures by Rev. L E Heil and a 7 30 pm evangelistic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Turner
Churches of God
Crusade
Westside
Church of God
63Rd and
Oak
Cleveland
Westside Church of God
Ron Stewart
Rogers Lane
Cameron, Faxon, Altus and
Duncan Churches of God
Mechanical Problems Delay Paper Delivery
Printing delays hit The Sunday Constitution as mechanical problems in the press room extended the run by hours. Pressmen labored until 7 a.m. Sunday to complete the edition, and Lawton Publishing Co. apologizes for the inconvenience to readers and carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
The
Lawton Publishing Co
Police Log Details Thefts Reported Across City
City police received numerous theft and vandalism reports from businesses and residents including Quik Stop Grocery on 420 SW Third and many residences. Incidents include thefts of money, food, stereo, electronics, tires, and tools. windows shot out. a wallet with cash snatched. and a bicycle stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
Mary Morris
Wisconsin
Apt A
Leann Cheney
Bell
Joan P. Brown
Barry Koren
Cimarron Circle
Joan DO. Northcutt
Crosby Stret
Tom €. Thomas
Great Circle
Antenne
Craig A Kiein
Baltimore
Robert P. Gardner
Beditimere
Troy E. Ellis
Katherine Davenport
Cimarron Troll
Lawton Public Schools
N. Fort Sit Bivd
Lindy
Elmer J. King
Oscer Falcon
D. Btry
Ind Trn. Bn
Isl
Jerry Brandon
Laird
Great Plains Baptist Church
Clinton S. Paige Jr
Mary E. Harmon
W. Gore
Citizens's National Bank
Donald R. Rinderie
Apt. D
Code Road
Richard B. Hargrove
Wilts L
Mottie Beol Park
10Th
Avenue F
Hufnagel Receives West Point Appointment for 1978 Class
U.S. Rep. Tom Steed announced that Jonathan Hufnagel son of Col and Mrs David A Hufnagel of 2516 N 7th has been appointed to the U S Military Academy at West Point for the class entering in July 1978. He has been attending the University of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Hufnagel
David A. Hufnagel
N. 7Th
U.S. Military Academy At
West Point
U.S
Tom Steed
Hufnagel
University of Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Doxtator
Cameron
Lela Brown
MacArthur High School
Raymond Nauni
Ralph Kotay
Nauni
Kotay
Ruth (Pierce) Weaver
Olga Cremer
Irene Lewis
Logical Association, American Home Economics Association
National Education Association
United States
Georgia
Standard Builders
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Swielece Builders Supply, Inc
Lawton Ave
Anton
Lawton Loan
Lawton Loan and
By the Constitution Staff
Turner
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
L. E. Heil
Heil
Orient
Yokohama Bible Institute
Japan
Rom Oussey
Pennsylvania
Chiropractic Bulletin
Marv Lepien
Aaragon Clinic
W. Gore Bird
Rally For
M. E
Cuffie
Waid
Congress
Lew Johnson
N. Sheridan
West Dining Room
Pol
Ward
Congress Club
Trotter
Genie
Southwest
Uae
W. Lee
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