Oklahoma rural schools weigh isolation and emergency levies
Rural districts across Ada, Union Valley, Loveland, Loco, and other areas face state aid rules, isolation provisions, and possible emergency levies as they plan for attendance definitions and consolidation. Districts like Ahpeatone, Hulen, and Addington anticipate approvals. others seek balance between consolidation talks and preserving local control amid ADA changes.
Court Notes of District Proceedings and Judgments
District court proceedings list numerous civil suits with money judgments and defaults. Plaintiffs include numerous individuals and firms. defendants range from private parties to guardians and estates. Several cases show judgments from city and county courts, with amounts including 200, 83985, 2700s, and over 24 thousand dollars. administration and probate filings are noted for Lester L. Turrellson and Cara M. Plickett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vw. Young
Cba
Adjustenonk
Pores
Leon Halbraks
Juttice of Peace
Marvin EB
Camerays Eau
Ame Plainilive
C. C. Bell
Cameron 4
Same Plainiff
Paul Bennessie
Frum
Walter E. Thompain
Winnie &. Price Ve
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Sui
RL. Jones
We Yarnum and Lothers
Hinek
Tadhehoma
Gary Smith
Guardian
Ad Litemaude
Chevrole Cox Gull
Citycom
James Frank Boydston
Troy Boydatun
Freddie Lee
Blaunlif
Lenk Kasen
Jack Greer
Johnie Kahdot
Aliee Kahdot
Elliot J. Hunsiberry
Viele
Annie Brown
Washington
Edsward Washingtor
Azalia Celap
Crisp Place
Medicine Park
Eloise Millers
Clio
Lews's
Mel
E. Lay
Rob H. Prindell
VFW
EB. Gore
Virginia Carter
Wrahingtnn
Ina Elrod
Mirod
Gore
George BM. Stok
Ser Sammye
Nha
Bostick
16Th St. Grocers
Lawton Drive
Gary Still Faces Some Stiff Fights With Legislators
Oklahoma City April 6 Gov Raymond Gary says he may need to press rebel lawmakers in the final week of the 26th Legislature to push his program through. Key bills stalled include Grand River Dam Authority debt and a Markham Ferry Dam contract, wildlife commission reform, and a 29 million dollar annual road program. Additional measures propose a feed seed and fertilizer tax exemption, a water resources board, and a public safety commission, with votes likely next week.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Gary
House
Senate
Grand River
Public Service Co
Markham Ferry
Wildlife Conservation Commission
Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish Committee
House Roads and Highways Committee
State Highway Commission
Water Resources Board
Public Safety Commission
Department of Public Safety
Police Probe Minor Thefts
Lawton police investigated a house burglary and thefts of money and a table saw reported Saturday evening. Lee Roy Wilson of 2118 Ferris said thieves entered through the south window and rifled drawers, leaving only a few cents. Pvt Acie C. Newman of Fort Sill reported money missing downtown, while G H Garrett of 3801 Dearborn said a table saw and jointer were stolen.
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Lawton
Lee Roy Wilson
Ferris
Wilson
Grady Crabtree
Acie C. Newman
Fort Sill
G. BH. Garrett
Dearborn
Mattress blaze at Southside apartment above Bon Ton bar
Firemen from Southside station rushed to extinguish a mattress fire in an upper apartment over the Bon Ton bar at 2315 8 21th. Two trucks answered the alarm. Damage was confined to the bed.
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Bon Ton Bar
Fort Sill Credit Union leader joins state board
Vestal Long, president of Fort Sill Federal Credit Union, was named to the state Credit Union League board of directors during the league convention in Oklahoma City. Fort Sill FCU serves civilian employees, has 950 members and 125000 in assets. Other attendees included Joe Woodard and Ezra Baker among nine Fort Sill representatives. A new Dierks Forests Co mill opened in Wright City this week to replace the prior fire-destroyed plant from 1956.
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Vestal Long
Fort Sill
Wright City
Okla
Dierks Forests Co
Thief Building Long Barbed Wire Fence Near Chandler
Chandler Oklahoma April 6. The Clifford White Lumber Co. has been burglarized five times in the past month. Each break in the only item stolen was barbed wire. Authorities believe a thief is constructing a long barbed wire fence from stolen wire.
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Chandler
Okla
Clifford White Lumber Co
County Wreck Toll Continues Upward Spiral
Comanche county March motor vehicle crashes rose with 13 injuries and 9595 dollars in property damage across 20 wrecks on U S 277 leading the county. no fatalities in March while Fort Silman died March 3 from a February hit run. Four weekend days saw most crashes and arrests for traffic violations followed too close and drunken driving. Additionally seven counties in the Lawton district show varying fatalities, with Stephens leading year totals at four. EMPLOYES TO MEET The National Federation of Federal Employes will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Geronimic room Hazel Lawsonian H. H. Kniffin president said.
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Comanche County
Medway
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Fort Silman
Lawton
U. S. 277
S. 8
U.S. 62
Highway Patrol
Lawton Highway Patrol District
Stephens County
Comanche
Caddos
Jefferson Counties
Grady County
Tillman County
Cotton County
National Federation of Federal Employes
Geronimic
Hazel Lawsonian
H. H. Kniffin
Yarborough Aids New Mexico Dem Campaign
Texas senator-elect Ralph Yarborough flew to New Mexico to assist Lt. Gov. Jose Montoya in his bid for congressman-at-large. The move follows Yarborough’s April 2 U. S. Senate victory by a substantial margin over Martin Dies.
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Austin
Tex
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
New Mexico
Yarborough
Clinton Anderson
Jose Montoya
U. S. Senate
Martin Dies
FIELD DAY RESULTS LISTED FOR MANY EVENTS ACROSS COUNTIES
The Field Day carried into page one lists numerous event results and placings. Individuals from Sickles, Butler, Lone Wolf, and many towns such as Lawton, Burns Flat, Weatherford, Cordell, and Clinton earned honors in livestock, dairy, crops, and meats. Teams included Weatherford, Sickles, Vinson, Mt. View, Temple, Elk City, Comanche, and more, with multiple tie placements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Abbott
Lawton
Paul Schilberg
Burns Flat
Joe Ferguson
Comanche
Don Bushman
Weatherford
Ken Wesner
Cordell
Bobby Rodgers
Seminole
Billy Caldwell
Kenneth Rauch
Duncan
Bob Evatt
Lone Wolf
Dale Schmidt
Sickles
Vinson
Central Hi
Anadarko
Mt. View
Temple
Elk City
Dairy
Tommy Helding
Ninnekah
Dallas Falkington
Jerry Harris
Meeker
Jimmy Denner
Clinton
Aubrey Kraig
Wayne
Jerry Barnes
Mandhe
Arnold Miller
Weatheford
Larry Bunch
Douglas Brown
Port
Custer City
Sayre
Cullen Darnell
Gene Schoonmaker
Darrell Dutt
Leonard Gambell
Dale Scanten
Jack Carter
Gary Roach
Fort
Marlow
Purcell
Arapaho
Ryan
Capital Surplus and Unusual Bank Note
Capital figures show weepee nee Undivided Profits and Reserves Deposits and Other Liabilities listed as 45,368,26 ,954,815,56 23,46 Notes mention that Security Bank and Trust Company's investment in Security Building Company (net book value February 28, 1957, 342, 155.48) is carried on the books as ZERO.
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Security Bank and Trust Company
Security Building Company
Two More Held In Fire Murders
Los Angeles police arrested Manuel J. Hernandez 18 and Manuel J. Chavez 25 on murder suspicions after a witness identified them as two of four men ousted from the Mecca club who then allegedly returned with flaming gasoline to kill five men and a woman. Detectives say all four admitted to being in the bar before 11 40 pm Thursday but denied involvement in the mass murder. Hernandez said he was thrown out over an identification card dispute.
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Los Angeles
Manuel J. Hernandez
Manuel J. Chavez
Mecca
Hernandez
Touring Group Plans Gymkhana At Ton High School Lot
The Comanche Touring club will hold a gymkhana at the Law ton high school parking lot at 1 30 pm today. The event tests driving skill with weaving through pylons balloon breaking and parallel parking. Prizes include a first place trophy second place plaque fastest time and a booby prize.
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Comanche Touring Club
Lawton High School
January 1997 top ten city retail sales listed
The article continues listing the top ten cities by retail sales for January 1997 after the sales figures section. It highlights the leading performers and compares year over year results, noting shifts in ranking and overall market strength for the period.
Berry Offered Police Protection After Threats
Oklahoma County Attorney James W. Berry received police protection from the Oklahoma City police after disclosing threats by anonymous callers. Inspector Bert Giddens said the department would provide whatever protection Berry requests as he pressed for a grand jury probe into Wagoner County election and emergency relief irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
James W. Bill Berry
Bert Giddens
Berry
Wagoner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawton Constitution-Morning Press
Hollister
Victory
Loveland
Claude Campbell
Catton County
Appentore
Union Valley
Randlett
Deval
Ahpeatone
Ahpentone
Chattanooga
State Department of Education
Earl Pinkerton
Lone Star
Walters
Hulen
Loco
Grandfield
Velma- Alma
Stephens — County
Doyle
Jefferson County
Addington
Claypool
Irving
Kenneth Brooks
Alden
Caddo County
Cooperton
Kiowa County
George Alexander
Alexander
Sedan
Appel
Credit
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the Security Bank and Trust Company
United States
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Henry Weddle
Ray Babbitt Wyatt
B. Hendrick
J. C. Kennedy
State of
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Exall English
C. E Price
R. C. Brown
Jerry Mustain
Everett C. Williams
Floyd Kennedy, JR
James M. Coody
Grover B. White
Ray H. Babbitt
Home Savings and Loan Assn
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Frederick
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Wyandotte Chemicals
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Neil Rahiock
Southwest Chemical Co
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