Census Sparks Debate On Gun Ownership And Living Status
Government statistics show guns in 46 percent of households and that married people outlive singles. The report notes about 140 memorial societies across 42 states with over 600000 members.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1976
Page
9
Pineapple With Ham Served After Simmering Spiced Syrup
Drain syrup from a pound 4 ounce can of pineapple slices into a small saucepan. Add 44 cup vinegar and 1 cup sugar 2 sticks cinnamon and teaspoon whole cloves. Simmer 10 minutes. Add pineapple slices and cool. Serve with baked ham.
Legislators Speak At BPW Meeting In Lawton
State Senator A Terrill and State Representative Roy B Hooper Jr addressed the Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian. The group planned a special board meeting to set future meeting locations and noted the hotel will host the club’s annual style show on Sept 20 with tower closure on Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Terrill
Roy B. Hooper Jr
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lawtonian
Lloyd Dupler
Security Bank
Charles Zelbst
Sylvia Zumwalt
Vernon Smith
Bob Jepsen
Max Cook
Zelma Shackelford
Jim Taliaferro
Annual Picnic of Lawton Credit Women Intern ational
About fifty members and guests attended the annual picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brewczynski at 7712 Grensted Lane. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibson of Tulsa and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doll, Jerry Doll, and Miss Anna Mary Mullin of Lawton. A board meeting followed to plan future gatherings at 7 am on the third Thursday each month at the Ramada Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Credit Women International
Leon Brewczynski
Grensted Lane
Glenn Gibson
Tulsa
Larry Doll
Jerry Doll
Anna Mary Mullin
Lawton
Ramada Inn
VFW Auxiliary Sets Fall Plans at Local Meeting
Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 met in the VFW Hall with 10 members. New members Mrs Harold Kniffin and Mrs Anthony Libro were welcomed. They scheduled a hospital visit on Sept 11, a Sept 5 picnic at 6 p m, and a Sept 28 luncheon at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
S. 2Nd
Anna Mary Mullen
Harold Kniffin
Anthony Libro
Clinton Veterans’ Administration Hospital
VFW Hall
Battalion officers discuss food locker stock request
Chaplain Capt Jack Yellin asked for help stocking the battalion food locker during a USO meeting of Wives of Enlisted Men from the 4th Battalion 4th Field Artillery HI Corps. Maj Karen Zahm of Army health spoke on welfare matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Yellin
4Th Field Artillery
HI Corps
USO
Karen Zahm
Good Cheer Extension Homemakers Meet at Faxon
Mrs Wiedeman hosts the Good Cheer Extension Homemakers Group in Faxon with presiding officer Mrs Rothell welcoming guests including Mrs Buchwald Hance and Wiedeman family. Devotions flag salute and year plan outlined as committees formed and fair entries prepared. A plant care program is planned for the next meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday Sept 23 in the USO. open to wives of enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Vincent Warner
Good Cheer Extension Homemakers
Richard Wiedeman
Stanley Rothell
Lanny Buchwald
J. T. Hance
Chad Hance
Francine
Vicki
Donna Wiedeman
FE. M. Carter
Charles Wood
John Osborne
Robert Lockart
Gene Burrell
Bill Clamon
USO
Wives Receive Farewell Gifts at Fort Sill Event
Officers wives of 1st Battalion, 30th Field Artillery held an evening coffee at Mrs. Hal Nelson's home in Fort Sill to bid farewell to Mrs. Clifford J. Eby and Mrs. Delmar Allen. Welcoming newcomers included Mrs. Glenn Newman and others as Mrs. Nelson presided and discussed Officers Wives' Club dates. The Battalion picnic was on the agenda for Mrs. Walter Barnwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Eby
Delmar Allen
30Th Field Artillery
III Corps
Hal Nelson
Lee Road
Fort Sill
Glenn Newman
John Joslin
Patrick Mayer
Francis Hoerster
Robert Jones
Nelson
Joslin
Walter Barnwell
Shonk Installed as OES Sentinel at Mount Scott Temple
Roy D. Shonk was installed as sentinel for Charity Chapter No. 507, Order of the Eastern Star, at a Mount Scott Masonic Temple meeting. Mrs. Tamina Hoban joined as a new member. Joseph Hill and Mrs. Joseph Hill presided. Forty attendees, hostesses Mrs. O. C. Aubrey and Mrs. Faye Cottingham hosted. Guests included several Lawton, Elgin, and Altus residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Shonk
Order of the Eastern Star
Mount Scott Masonic Temple
Tamina Hoban
Joseph Hill
O. C. Aubrey
Faye Cottingham
Edward Vaughn
Polly Yarbro
Donald Thomas
Herman Watson
Luba Perkins
Lawton
Myrtle Lockard
Elgin
Warren Casey
Shirley Cline
Altus
Officers Wives Club hosts new arrivals and plant gift
A morning coffee at the home of Mrs. Dan Rallis in Fort Sill welcomed newcomers Mrs. Kenneth Edmiston Mrs. Gerald Bowden and Mrs. Paul Goldman with plants. Mrs. Ralls chaired the event as OWC members discussed sign ups and planned the Sept 17 meeting. Visitors Dr. and Mrs. Seesaran from Trinidad Trinidad West Indies toured Lawton during a 9 000 mile US trip ending today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
214Th Artillery Group
III Corps
Dan Rallis
Rumple Road
Fort Sill
Kenneth Edmiston
Gerald Bowden
Paul Goldman
Ralls
Officers Wives’ Club
OWC
H. R. Seesaran
Deoraj Seesaran
Trinidad
West Indies
Lawton
United States
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Ballet DeMarti
Antwerp
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Navy
Gwen Fisher
BPW
Bartlett
Mrs. Wiedeman
Shonk
OES Sentinel
Roy Schulz
Gary Williams
Lowton
BankAmericaid
Mr. Z
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