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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1953

Page

13

Tipton Scheduling Open Classes on August Thirty-First

Tipton announces classes will start Monday August 31 with enrollment for new term beginning Thursday August 27. Superintendent G C Cornelison outlines enrollment times and staff details including new instructors Leroy Duvall Mrs Duvall Grace Burns Donald Leavitt and lists of junior senior high and grade school teachers across Central and North Drive campuses.

Tipton G. C. Cornelison Leroy Duvall Cecil Kegans Mesdames Miriam Hanna Ezabel Gilliland Mary Berry Violet Bates Waunema Johnston Betty Maddox Lee Luttrell North Drive Elmer L. Davis Virginia Ruth Paddock Lois Sawyer Lula Page Bonebrake Mary Blake Fitzgerald

Donald Crisp Returns to Screen in Cinemascope Role

Hollywood veteran Donald Crisp ends a three year screen break citing idleness driving him crazy. He appears as Robert Wagner's father in Prince Valiant shot in Cinemascope, recounting early career tales from 1906, including owning world rights to Ramon a and directing Birth of a Nation battle scenes. He reflects on finances, the 1929 crash, and the desire to stay active in the industry.

Hollywood Donald Crisp Robert Wagner Crisp D. W. Griffith Bank of America A. P. Giannini Europe Egypt British Columbia Hollywood Boulevard

Bates Family Reunion Opens To Broad Circle In Cohasset

In Cohasset Massachusetts the Bates Family Association held a reunion last night with relaxed rules inviting individuals bearing names such as Badts Baet Baett Bat Bate Batt De Bats De Batz and La Bate alongside Bates relatives.

Wheel Of History Grinds Out Cycle

James Marlow recalls the postwar UN effort to outlaw atomic weapons and the 1949 Soviet atomic test, noting slow progress and the push for enforceable international control. The piece frames a cycle of missed deadlines and rising tensions as the Cold War deepens.

Funeral Rites for Mrs. Ralph Fately Held at Becker Memorial

Funeral services for Mrs. Ralph Fately 64 of 1906 Ash are set for 3 p m Tuesday August 25 in Becker Memorial chapel pastor Dr H Tom Wiles of First Baptist will lead the rites Burial will follow in Highland cemetery Mrs Fately died Tuesday of a heart attack She was born June 30 1889 in Vinita Also noted are last rites for Mrs Blanche Silcott 80 pioneer resident who died Wednesday in a local hospital Rev M L Baker of Westminister Presbyterian conducted the service and burial was in Highland cemetery Bearers included Bob Jelley Herbert Johnson Exall English Ray Munn George Horton Sr and Harry Wiest Sr

Ralph Fately Ash Becker Memorial Chapel H. Tom Wiles First Baptist Church Highland Cemetery Fately Vinita First Presbyterian Church Blanche Silcott M. L. Baker Westminister Presbyterian Church Becker Funeral Home Bob Jelley Herbert Johnson Exall English Ray Munn George Horton Sr Harry Wiest Sr

Infant Mary Kathy Elkins Dies at Birth in Oklahoma

Mary Kathy Elkins daughter of Gene R. and Betty Elkins died at birth at 1 40 p m in Fort Sill. Survivors include the parents paternal grandparents George P Elkins and wife 507 S 13th and Dan Ray and wife Geronimo maternal great grandparents Lola Fisher Geronimo and W M Ray Geronimo Arrangements by Becker Funeral Home Also included is a broad World War II era reflection on atomic weapons and UN disarmament efforts noting the hydrogen bomb tests and the ongoing Western Russian impasse with Senator Wiley proposing cross country action.

Mary Kathy Elkins Gene R. Elkins S. 13Th Elkins Signal Corps Fort Sill George P. Elkins Dan Ray Geronimo Lola Fisher W. M. Ray Becker Funeral Home

Yesteryears in Lawton area remembered through decades

A compact review from Constitution files highlights notable past events in Lawton and surrounding areas. Thirty years ago, the first bale of 1923 cotton arrived in Comanche County via Thomas Armstead, while 35 Sulphur veterans hospital patients attended a state Legion convention. Other items include Raymond Cross in critical condition after a Mineral Wells shooting, Fred Spensler with a Willys-Knight tourer, and 20 years ago Carl Easton injured in a filling station crash. Also noted are Rev. Harry Lee Virden’s resignation, Dr. George Grundy’s auto accident, Albert Bates tied to Urschel kidnapping, and 10 years ago Lawton’s rainfall, prostitution-house accusations denied, cannery closure until fall, and the Lawton Wolverines’ new uniforms for the Sept. 24 opener.

Constitution Files Comanche County Thomas Armstead Sulphur Veterans Hospital State Legion Raymond Crossland Mineral Wells Fred Spensler Willys-Knight Carl Easton Lawton Harry Lee Virden George Grundy Hobart Albert Bates Harvey Bailey Urschel Ralph Cline George Myers A. B. Bowling

Driver Stricken After Auto Strikes Child in San Diego

In San Diego California a mobile driver Lester P Bleicher 42 of Harbison Canyon backed from his yard and struck Phillip Turner 6. He died of a fatal heart attack while taking the boy to a hospital. The coroner reports the child was only bruised.

San Diego Calif Lester P Bleicher Harbison Canyon Phillip Turner

Stevenson plans return report after world tour

Adlai Stevenson prepares to brief President Eisenhower on his six month world tour after meeting reporters in New York and Chicago. He declines a 1956 candidacy plan, notes Russia's retreat in the cold war, and says he will help the Democratic Party with strong hopes for 1954 congressional races. He envisions loyalty in opposition and weighs future role with Illinois senator Paul Douglas. A Chicago rally is set for September 14 15 with Stevenson as principal speaker.

Chicago Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower New York Russia Democratic Party Stevenson Congress Paul A. Douglas Illinois Paul Douglas Midway Airport Stephen A. Mitchell North

Italian widow settles $5906 in suit over property sale

An Italian widow, Mrs Domen ica Martinola, living in Italy, won a $5906 settlement from a $30,000 suit filed against Mrs Ethel Sandy Striano. The case involved money from the sale of an auto, home and life insurance policy tied to her immigrant husband after 27 years of cohabitation.

Los Angeles Domenica Martinola Italy Ethel Sandy Striano

Woman Claims Share of Martin Oli Estate After 27 Years

In a sworn statement she says she has worked beside Martin Oli for 27 years aiding him in building a large business and asserts she is entitled to everything she received from their partnership.

Martinoli

Largest of true fishes is the whale shark

The whale shark holds the title as the largest true fish with a length near 60 feet. The whale itself, despite common name, is not a fish but a mammal.

Stalin Peak Reaches 24 950-Foot Height in Pamirs

The Pamir mountain range witnesses Stalin Peak soar to 24 950 feet, becoming the tallest summit in the Soviet Union. The ascent underscores Soviet exploration and mountaineering milestones in the region.

Stalin Pamir Mountains Soviet Union

Polio Victim Flies Home For Birth

Mrs Carleton Lillie Jr a polio patient in a Lincoln hospital was to leave today in a chartered ambulance for Montgomery Alabama her time Mrs Lillie was brought to Lincoln from Nehawka Nebraska last week after being stricken while visiting her mother Mrs Lundberg of Nehawka The Alabama woman is expecting a baby by the first of October She is being flown to Alabama now since the trip might not be feasible after the baby's birth.

Lincoln, Neb Carleton Lillie Jr Lincoln Montgomery Ala

Howard Challenge to Jewelry Deal Faces Reversal Bid

Los Angeles. Turfman Lindsay C. Howard seeks to set aside his $75,000 purchase of gems from his daughter's estate and have funds returned and jewels returned to the estate. The Superior Court yesterday refused to sanction reversing the transaction, calling the purchase a fraudulent act executed via a dummy bidder.

Los Angeles Lindsay C. Howard Superior Court Howard

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