Choose Correct Luggage Make Travel Light
ANNETTE GREEN explains how to select luggage for travel focusing on weight, durability, and compatibility with plans. She outlines hard versus soft luggage, suggests starting with a train or overnight case plus a flat pulling wardrobe piece, and notes matching sets aid quick spotting and future additions.
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Annette Green
NEA
New York
How To Choose Right Handbag by Alicia Hart
A guide to selecting fall handbags focusing on fit, room, comfort, and style. It advises testing size with current contents, checking for ample zipper compartments, light weight handles, sturdy base, and easy access. It favors versatile colors like black and durable leathers over trendy embellishments.
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Alicia Hartner
Plastic-Coated Washable Ware Is Perfect For Terrace
New York report highlights outdoor table styling with lightweight plastic coated ware. Designers showcase copper pots for refills, hurricane lamps, and rustless flatware by Russell Wright. Sets include child pieces and plastic coated plates, bowls, and serving pieces. Outdoor linens in linen or cotton accent striped or plaid textiles. Advice favors self-service and advance preparation for relaxed terrace entertaining.
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Russell Wright
Old Settlers Celebrate With Rodeo Breakfast And Parade
Old Settlers club members attended a rodeo breakfast at LO ranch on Thursday morning, leaving from the American Legion hall. President Robert Brown spoke of Lawton history since 1901. They joined a downtown parade in costumes, rode horses, rode in buggies or on floats, then gathered at Union Park for a picnic and basket dinner and ended with a street dance. They plan an Aug. 21 meeting at the American Legion hall to discuss attending the Oklahoma state fair in Oklahoma City in September.
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Old Settlers Club
LO Ranch
American Legion Hall
Robert Brown
Lawton
Union Park
Oklahoma City
All Day Meeting Held By Willing Workers Club
A Willing Workers club all-day session at Mrs. Burdeen Smith’s home featured a covered dish luncheon at noon and embroidery activities. Visitors Mrs. J. T. Bolding of Fort Worth and Mrs. Alma Harwell attended, with members including Bodie Adams, Alice Dunham, Emma Grigsby, Frances Lowe, Minnie Register, Pinkie Wynns, and Josa Smith.
Home Cheer Members Meet At Club House
The Home Cheer club meeting at the club center featured a lesson titled Accidents I Have Prevented and a business session. Attendees included Mesdames Haskell Berry P E Davis Olen Walker Bige Anderson Jr James Riggs H E McElory G S Miller Ralph Ayers Charles Anderson Nate Hall and Jack Watson.
Septic Sore Throat Linked to Infected Milk Germs
A man develops septic sore throat due to germs from contaminated milk. Medical note emphasizes the link between milkborne infections and throat sepsis and warns of hygienic milk handling.
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Public Records Warranty Deeds Listed for Various Lots
Public records show multiple warranty deeds transferring lots and tracts in Brookover Patterson Highland Park and other additions. Transactions include B F McIntosh to James Priest, Thomas Fields to Reynolds, Earnest Brown to Pettijohns, and more, with stamp duties ranging from 55 cents to 9.35 dollars.
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B. F. McIntosh
Emma Etta McIntosh
James C. Priest
Elizabeth Priest
Brookover
Thomas C. Fields
Bernita Fields
R. H. Reynolds Company, Inc
Patterson
Earnest E. Brown
Dale B. Petti- John
Thelma Faye Pettijohn
Zorger Replat
Highland Park
William H. House
Edna A. House
Wesley T. Long
Eileen E. Long
House
Raymond M. Robertson
Louise B. Robertson
Robert M. Deets
Opal King Deets
Tomlinson
Harlan V. Logsdon
Mary J. Logsdon
G. M. Brooks
Emma
Clay Brooks
Stephens
Frank Keupker
Leah Kuepker
Roy D. Ford
Sylvia Lea Ford
Chattanooga
Ernest E. Smith
Salley FE. Smith
Patterson Addition
Charles G. Reynolds
Eleanor Reynolds
Carroll L. Powell
Joann Powell
Sheridan
James N. Robertson
Clella A. Robertson
Robertson
W. Cook
Dovie E. Cook
North Addition
Hawtey L. Burns
Loraine Burns
Lewis R. Hale
Patsy Lou Hale
Arnold F. Horch
Phyllis J. Horch
Chester T. Mead
Dorothy F. Mead
Lawton Heights
Williams Addition
Roy H. Ross
Grace E. Ross
C. D. Payne
Lovene L. Payne
Morford Addition
Robert B. Morford Jr
Leona Morford
Gertrude F. Shepier
Morford Hills
Miriam Koehler Thomas
W. S. Thomas
Elmer Koehler Thomas
Meredith Loraine Thomas
R. J. Malone
Lawton View
J. L. McQueen
Ma Faye McQueen
Eula Lee Andrews
Morford
James R. Burkhart
Floy Etta Burksiart
Otha Simpson
Medicine Park
R. E. Kolker
Gertrude M. Kolker
C. J. Kolker
Rose Mary Kolker
Christine E. Scheetz
Highland Park Addition
Leslie A. Feldser
Helen Feldser
Rose K. Cole
Lawton Heights Addition
Willis W. Ward
Grace L. Ward
Bersatrome Corp
Charles R. Allery
Maria Angelattri Allery Palumboto
Pasquale L. Palumboto
Gay
West Mountain View
Morford area transfers and marriage licenses listed
Deed transfers cover Morford addition and Morford Hills with stamps and small sums. Multiple pairs file for marriage licenses including McDonald, Jipson, Louden, Hodge, Wilson, Sadler, Rose, Page, Cox, Gray, Bradford, Ramos, Holder. divorces granted include East, Ray, Greene, Young and Medlin.
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Alvin C. McDonald
Lawton
de Elma McDonald
Floyd H. Wrenn
Lexington
Gladys Northern
Claude R. Jipson Jr
Fort Sill
Dallis Irene Davis
Lincoln
Maine
Lester R. Louden
Wichita Falls
Tex
Anna Beth Loden
James L. Hodge
Ann
Irene Marie Wilson
Westbrook
Gwen Braddy
Raymond L. Gray
Porter Hill
Billie Jean Lorentz
Reagan H. Bradford
Consta Ann Hargraves
Jesse Ramos
Eleanor Jean Bellanger
Joyce Leon Holder
Snyder
Charlotte Sue Thrash
Curtis Ray Jeffreys
Sterling
Nora Belle Meade
Gerogia Ruth Robinson
William M. Robinson
Ruby Bryant
Otis Bryant
Oe P. Bobbitt
Howard M. Bolett
Oren W. Huggins
Margaret Huggins
Jewel Montgomery
Samuel E. Montgomery
Ear East
Taressa East
Jo E. Ray
Lonnie F. Ray
Earl T. Greene
Mary A. Greene
Thelma C. Young
Walter R. Young
Rose Marie Medlin
Cam Q. Medlin
Solstice marks peak US heat after June twenty first
The warmest U S temperatures typically arrive after the summer solstice on June 21. The solstice occurs when the sun is directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer about 23 and a third degrees north of the equator.
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Maverick’s 1633 grant for Nobles Island to Boston land donor
Samuel Maverick acquired land that became Logan Airport in 1633 by a yearly hog or sheep payment to the General Court. The Court of Assistants granted Nobles Island to Maverick for paying a fat livestock or 40 shillings annually.
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Boston
Logan Airport
Samuel Maverick
Court of Assistants
Nobles Island
Maverick
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