Death notices and funeral services for Sterling area residents
Thomas Louis Sovo 30 found dead in a wrecked pickup near Sterling. Funeral at Robbins Funeral Home Fletcher with burial at Little Washita Cemetery. Eda Lawson 84 dies in Lawton. funeral at First Baptist Fletcher. Roberta Estes Tilley 56 of Cement to Lawton area with services in Chickasha and Fletcher Cemetery. Survivors listed for each, including spouses, children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Thomas Louis Sovo
Robbins Funeral Home
Fletcher
Joe Pedro
Hunting Horse Methodist Church
Little Washita
Sovo
Howard Construction Co
Geneva Suagoowie
Lawton
Love
Sterling United Methodist Church
Oklahoma Inter- Tribal Club
Apache Blackfoot Society
Sophia Lorene
Florence Christine
Thomas Lovo Jr
Ernestine Lovo
Audrey Mithlo
Roberta Estelle Tilley
Sevier Funeral Home
Chickasha
Fletcher Cemetery
Kenneth Hayes
Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church
Hospital Gains Pathologists at Comanche County Memorial
Comanche County Memorial Hospital gains two pathologists Dr Richard Boatsman and Dr Robert Dix with hospital privileges approved by the board Dix to start in October Dix a 1967 University of Oklahoma graduate and Oklahoma City Baptist Memorial residency Boatsman a 1970 OU Medical School graduate native of Beatrice Nebraska both to join pathology comments by administrator John Coffey about a new computer billing mailer and bids awarded for paper supplies blood gas machine pest control totaling $7 514 90 $6 233 and $480 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Richard Boatsman
Robert Dix
L. F. Thornton
Dix
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma City
Enid
Boatsman
Beatrice
Neb
Memorial Hospital
John Coffey
Southwest Chemical Company
Scientific Products Company
Orkin
Lawton Publishing Co. Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Lawton Publishing Co announces subscription options for the Constitution Press in Lawton Oklahoma. Rates vary by delivery area including in city Fort Sill and outside Lawton with annual and monthly pricing and handling for mail and carrier delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
3Rd & A Ave
Lawton
Ohio
Lawes Oklahoma
Lawton - Arewtree
Constitution
Lawton-Fort Sill
Miss Pearl M. Brooks Rites Planned At Lawton Funeral Home
Miss Pearl M. Brooks 70 of 504 Summit dies in local hospital. Services Thursday at 10 a.m. at Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home with burial at Marlow Cemetery. Pastor Rev Brad Allen will officiate. Born Aug 9 1903 in Tishomingo she trained at St Anthony's in Oklahoma City and worked at Southwestern Clinic Hospital since 1937. Survived by sister Mrs S V Farmer Marlow and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl M. Brooks
Summit
Lawton
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Marlow
Brad Allen
Central Baptist Church
Miss Brooks
Tishomingo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Southwestern
Faxon School Announces Free Lunch Policy
Faxon School will offer free lunches for students unable to pay. Principal Edward Hearn says eligibility uses a family size based scale from 2190 for one to 8700 for 12, with lunches at 39 cents. Applications go to parents. appeals go to Faxon School board president James Phillips. Foster children may qualify. policy copies available in the principal's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon School
Edward Hearn
Faxon
Hearn
James Phillips
Faxon School Board
Loveland School Set for Biennial Homecoming
The Loveland Homecoming Association under president Raymond Smith invites former Loveland School students to a 7 p.m. Saturday gathering in the Frederick Central Grade School cafeteria. Reservations via Mrs. Gene Slaughter at 355-5765 or 4801 Meadowbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland School
Frederick Central Grade School
Raymond Smith
Loveland
Gene Slaughter
Meadowbrook
Public Reports of vandalism theft and burglaries in Lawton
Lawton Police records list complainants by name and address reporting incidents including vandalism to autos break ins theft of radios tape players bicycles and other items. Notable entries include Ventures at Village Green Apartments burglary of vending machines and theft of $300 and multiple auto thefts and burglaries around Gore Cache Road and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Amber Erwin
Bedford Drive
Baxter Harris
Leland E. Powell
Chiropractors Diagnostic Clinic
Gore
Joseph A. Daniels
Gertrude Hencock
Euclid
Club 15
Lawtonian
Village Green Apartments
Mary Davis
Wisconsin
Luis Fisher
Andrews
James Pack
Eugene Shafer
Santa Fe
Stephen Edgar
Jimmy Lott
Irwin
Susan Block
Cimarron Trail
Cache Road Appliances
Cache Road
Billie Corison
Summit
Veimo Watkins
Bishop Road
Bob Dismuke
Compass
Dewey A. Nolan
Jim Slone
Frank Debaca
Connie Johnson
Jefferson
Joseph House
S. 45Th
Thomas Flynn
Rogers Lane
Robert Randell
S. Fifth
Edward Murphy
Joe Browning
Ash
Slim
Champ
Charges Filed in District Court List of Minor Traffic Cases
Names appear for charges in district court clerk's office. Nelda Miller faces driving while license suspended. Dean Corn cited for speeding. Thelma Elliott charged with improper backing. Hubbard Harvey cited for speeding and failure to dim lights. Robert Morris charged with reckless driving. John Turrett and Connie Duncan face speeding and improper passing respectively. Ahmed Vicchio and Frank Soles listed with speeding. Solon Cries-For-Ribs charged with license restriction and open container. John Stegall, Magdalene Albicker, Ellen Cox, Russell Jardin, Evelyn Camp, Beverly Hawkins cited for various license violations and driving offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court Clerk’s
Nelda F. Miller
Dean B. Corn
Rick
Thelma H. Elliott
Indiahoma
Hubbard H. Harvey
Cache Road
Robert D. Morris
Fort Sill
John E. Turrett
Connie Jo Dunca
Sterling
Ahmeds
Vicchio
Frank E. Soles
Meers
Edmond G. Williams
Workington
Paul Rooks
Beatrice V. Carrion
Solon Cries
Elgin
John H. Stegall
Magdalene Albicker
Trigin
Ellen S. Cox
Washington
Russell F. Jardin
Ozman
Evelyn L. Camp
Altus
Beverly A. Hawkins
Griver
Fire Reports From Lawton Fire Department
Times and locations show three calls: Monday at 1 38 p.m. 721 Bench Oak a minor house fire. 3 22 p.m. 1701 Cache Road a minor building fire. 4 39 p.m. 401 N Seventh smoke investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bench Oak
Cache Road
Wife of Ex GOP House Chief Dies in River
Blanche White Halleck, wife of former U S House Republican leader Charles A Halleck, drowned while fishing on the Madison River near Ennis Montana. She was 69. Halleck served 33 years in Congress and led the House Republicans in 1947-48 and 1953-54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Mont
U.S. House
Charles A. Halleck
Madison River
Roy Kitson
Madison County
Blanche White Halleck
Kitson
Hallecks
Halleck
Congress
Indiana
House
Lyndon Johnson Library Draws Over Two Thousand Daily
The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library in Austin Texas reports more than 2000 visitors each day as tourists and researchers explore exhibits and the former president's papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Baine Johnson
Austin, Tex
GAO Finds Wisconsin McGovern Group Violated Law
The General Accounting Office found the Wisconsin McGovern for President Committee failed to keep adequate financial records as required by the Federal Election Campaign Act. It cited unreliable checkbooks, missing records for three accounts with over $5,000, and poor accounting practices, and urged referral of two radio stations to the FCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
State Committee
GAO
William P. Dixon
Federal Communications Commission
Milwaukee
Steed Says US Can Solve Woes After 25 Years in Congress
Midwest City AP reports about 400 attendees at a $10 plate tribute to Rep. Tom Steed. He recalled entering Congress 25 years ago when the nation faced drastic problems and said those issues were solved, and current woes can be addressed though prices may rise. He blamed consumer demand for low prices and vowed action, warning gasoline could reach $1 per gallon and steak $5 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest City
Tom Steed
Steed
Congress
Market Prices Report From Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture lists current prices for commodities and livestock. Wheat ranged 4.75 to 5.25 per bushel in several towns, barley 1.25 to 2.03 per bushel, milo 3.50 to 5.20 per hundredweight, alfalfa hay 37 to 45 per ton, broilers 41 cents per pound, eggs 76 to 80 cents per dozen, cattle and calves with various slaughter and feeder prices, hogs auctioned with barrows and gilts 55 to 60 dollars per hundredweight and sows lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Medford
Manchester
Afton
Clinton
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Okeene
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Muskogee
Gulf
Temple
Aston
Mangum
MILO
Pauls Valley
Trial Postponed In Arson Cases In Kansas
A Wichita arson trial involving four men was postponed to next Monday after defendant Gerald L. Ray failed to appear. Judge Howard Kline ordered forfeiture of Ray’s $10,000 bond. Co defendants Tommie Gene Padgett Robert Leon Rowlett and Hal B. Daugherty remain in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Augusta
Kan
Howard Kline
Gerald L. Ray
San Antonio
Sedgwick County
Ray
Tommie Gene Padgett
Tulsa
Robert Leon Rowlett
Hal B. Daugherty
OU-Texas Motel Rooms Available
University of Oklahoma Club of Dallas offers motel and dance reservations at the Mariott Motor Hotel for Oct 12-13 ahead of the OU-Texas football game on Oct 13. For details contact Jack Williams, OU Club of Dallas, 4076 Purdue, Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oklahoma Club of Dallas
Mariott Motor Hotel
Seattle Woman Slain In Chicago Grant Park Restroom
A Seattle woman Judith Elaine Ott, 28, was stabbed to death in a Grant Park restroom while her husband and infant son waited outside. Lester Harrison, 49, was chased, captured, and charged with murder. the killer may be linked to previous Grant Park deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seattle
Grant Park
Lester Harrison
Harrison
Judith Elaine Ott
Ott
Park Grounds
Lake Shore Drive
Lee Alexis Wilson
San Francisco State University
Art Institute of Chicago
Miss Wilson
United States Attorney Links Dean to Fund Probe
The government names former White House counsel John W. Dean III as a coconspirator in the influence pedaling case against John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans. The filing asserts Dean aided an alleged effort to obstruct an SEC probe of Robert Vesco and notes a $200,000 Vesco contribution to Nixon's reelection may have aided Liddy and others in Watergate. The bill lists other coconspirators and outlines forged reports omitting the Vesco donation. Mitchell led the Nixon reelection effort. Stans chaired its finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White House
John W. Dean III
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Paul Curran
Dean
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert L. Vesco
Vesco
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
International Controls Corp
SEC
ICC
Mitchell, Stans
New Jersey
Harry L. Sears
Mitchell
Stans
Howard Cerny
Laurence B., Richardson
Livingston
N.J
Frederick LaRue
Herbert Porter
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Eda Lawson
First Baptist Church
Eulis Grisham
Cherokee Hills Baptist Church
A. L. Swagerty
Elgin Cemetery
Mrs. Lawson
Eda Graf
Tracy City
Tenn
D. W. Lawson Jr
Hackett City
Ark
The
Beaver Valley Inspirational Club
Dorothy Brooks
Cyril
Faye Bull
Taylor
Lily Miller
Hartshorne
Earnestine Mahon
Panama
Helen Boyles
Louise Dupree
Virginia Harris
Huntington Beach
Calif
Roberta Tilley
Tilley
Cement
Woodville
Reynolds Army Hospital
Jack Tilley
Southside Baptist Church
Dale
Delwin
Duncan
Dove
Nina Williams
Juanita Sue
Phyllis Ann
E. C. Robinson
Harley Cole
Bernie
Norman
Aryi Leslie
Farmington
N. M
Lawton Constitution
Sun Lawton
Sun
Sunday Press
Sunday Const
Press & Sun
Iti
Press & Sun, Sundey Const
Armn. Ahoma
S Jhan of
Ay Ras
Pearl Brooks
Public Records
Clerms
Lawton Fire Department
PUA E Io National Bank
Peggy's Fashions
Avenue
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
C Avenue
McGovern Group
Oklahoma
Texas
C’’ Avenue
Lawton Urba
Ate
Arch M. March
U.S
ICY Fund
Anthony Libro
Anthony Ibro
Million Dollar Round Table
South 13Th
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
New York, N.Y
United States
America
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