Maj Gen Andrus to Speak at Chattanooga Commencement
Maj Gen Clift Andrus of Fort Sill will address Chattanooga commencement exercises at 8 p.m. May 13, announced by Mrs. Co D. Lewis, senior sponsor. Baccalaureate May 9 by Boyd Ash of Temple. Wanda McCutcheon named valedictorian and Jay Frank Cram salutatorian.
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Andrus
Chattanooga
Clift Andrus
Fort Sill
Boyd Ash
Temple
Wanda McCutcheon
Jay Frank Cram
Fay Mouser
Hooker
Lorene Crook
Texaa Logan
Hyder
Harned Baln
Wichita Falls
Sheron Bennett
Lawton
James Peters
L. D. Barnett
Frederick
Murray Baugh
Sanford
Lawton visit and church services noted in local items
Lawton business trip noted. Mr and Mrs E E Bentley visited Lawton Sunday. Bobbie Barbashoski of Apache led morning and evening services at the Assembly of God church, guest of Rev Juda Edwards and family. A Dave Huddieston truck fire was extinguished by C L Branson and husband. wiring caused the blaze was stated.
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Helen Creith
Here
Janis Stephenson
Margie Moore
Joyce
Betty Ash
Wilma Goeringer
Patty Crum
Ralph Capshaw
Dale Ash
Dean Goeringer
Herbert Crum
Jay Frank Crow
Max Smith
Ray Crook
Don Brooks
Charles Edwards
Demeter
Frederick
Rosa Weddle
Faxon
G. Shaw
Lawton
Tillman County
Masons Center
Francis Bartholomew
Masonic Lodge
Joe Brooks
W. J. Capshaw
E. E. Bentley
Bobbie Barbashoski
Apache
Assembly of God Church
Juda Edwards
Dave Huddieston
C. L. Branson
Two Sentenced To Prison Here In Theft Cases
District Judge Floyd A. Jackson sentenced Theodore R. Judy age 22 Fort Sill soldier to four years in McAlester state penitentiary for car theft. LeRoy Nunley age 17 Lawton youth received five years after probation was revoked for a second degree burglary and gun theft incident. Judy admitted stealing a Lawton Checker cab and driving to Chickasha before arrest. Nunley confessed stealing a 22 caliber pistol from a shooting gallery.
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McAlester State Penitentiary
Floyd A. Jackson
Theodore R. Judy
Fort Sill
LeRoy Nunley
Lawton
Judy
John Manning
Nunley
Rites Held For Lawton Youth
Funeral services for Melvin Wayne Wimple age 13 of Lawton were held at Becker Memorial chapel with about 400 attendees including Roosevelt School sixth graders and Boy Scout associates. Rev. Claude Davin and Rev. Guy Shields officiated as Scouts in uniform served as pallbearers. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Wimple died from a head wound believed to be from a .22 rifle.
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Melvin Wayne Wimple
Lawton
Becker Memorial Chapel
Roosevelt School
Boy Scout Associates
Claude Davin
Full Gospel Assembly Church
Guy Shields
Dallas
Tex
J. N. Hain
J. A. McCraw
L. &. Mann
Central Baptist Church
Uniformed Scouts
Donald Childs
Benny Tahmahkerah
Eldon Scott
Melvin Ray Curry
Mancy Spencer
Jackie Harris
Highland Cemetery
Relative fires during family outing near Lawton
A family outing at Big Beaver Creek 13 miles east of Lawton ended in tragedy when a relative fired during target practice, injuring a boy. He is identified as the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wimple of 1402 L street.
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Big Beaver Creek
Lawton
Clarence Wimple
Medicine Park PTA Unit Elects Officers
At a recent Medicine Park PTA meeting all officers were reelected. Names include Mrs. Frank McCoy as president Frank McCoy as vice president Mrs. Guy Kleeman secretary and Mrs. Ed Hillary treasurer. Delegates to the southwest regional PTA convention held here April 19 20 were Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Kleeman. The unit reports a membership of 80.
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Medicine Park
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank McCoy
Guy Kleeman
Ed Hillary
Ways and Means
Earl Smith
W. W. Witt
Leonard Tilford
Marshall Roberts
PTA
McCoy
Kleermen
New Haven Railroad Introduces Passenger Handling Change
The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad announced a new wrinkle in processing passengers. The passenger fills out a form prior to travel to streamline boarding and reduce delays. Officials say the change aims to speed ticketing and improve service during peak periods.
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New York
New York, New Haven
Delivery Charge Sparks Forgotten Baggage Case
A rider pays the station delivery fee then forgets his baggage until it arrives at the hotel. The charge covers only transport from the station to the hotel or final destination, highlighting a lapse in handling and potential misplacement.
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Tim Hull
America
Susanna
Faletetl Brewing Corp
St. Lonia
Omaha
New Orleans
Rk. E. Kolker
Hochler
St.Joseph
Joe Gordon
Duran
Winter King Batteries
Goodyear
Warda
Wards
Dspeak
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