Hobart and Sioux Falls Honor National Safety Record
Hobart Oklahoma and Sioux Falls South Dakota win spots on the National Safety Council honor roll for traffic safety. City leaders credit education, police enforcement, driver awareness, and student programs for record no traffic deaths last year, with luck acknowledged but emphasis on public minded driving and continuous outreach.
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Hobart
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
Okla
The
National Safety Council
Sioux City
U. S
Safety Council
Kenneth Chamberlain
Walter Conway
Warranty Deeds for Lots and Additions in Lawton Area
A list of warranty deeds transferring numerous lots in Lawton area additions including Sterling, See, Long View, Mountain View, Tomlinson, Greer, Lawton Heights, Military, College, and other additions. Buyers include Ruth Dunn, Russell Broxsom, Long Bell Lumber Co, Eugene Hill, Robert Chambers, Edwin Harnoff, Harry Watts, Morford, Pleasant, Arthur Clark, O B Glover, Sheridan and more. Stamp amounts range from 0.55 to 30.55 dollars, with many parcels involving multiple lots or fractional interests and various grantor–grantee pairs.
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Ruth Dunn
Earl
Gladys Alford
Russell Edward
Carrie M. Broxsom
Richard B
Virginia E. Black
Long Bell Lumber Company
James WN
Clella Robertson
Longview Addition
Ww. W
Ruby M. Harris
Long View
Eugene and
Billie Bess Hill
Robert
Rose B. Faries
Mountain View
Robert E
Merle S. Chambers
Herman W
Nannie R. Scarlett
Lot
Tomlinson
Edwin L
Maglie L. Harnoff
Donald E
Betty S. Kenney
Greer
Harry C
Doris M. Watts
John H
Bernice Bowman
Lawton Heights
Robert B. Jr
Leona Morford
Dale W
Virginia L. Thompson
Morford Hills
Elizabeth Pleasant
Eli M
Katie T. Scott
Beal
Arthur
Alice Marie Clark
Woodrow W
Opal Inez Mincey
O. B
Ethel Glover
Fide Glover
Nis
Alien H
Geraldine M. Murphy
Melvin H
Diane K. Phielps
Sheridan
James N
Clella A. Robertson
William W
Nadjamae Miller
Lawton Heights Williams
Frank J
Glynn M. Stuever
Dean C
Virginia Ann Hagen
Allen
Theodore F
Dorothy M. Morris
Forrest B. Jr
Elizabeth V. Smith
Fannie Ann Glennan
Thomas Jack
Lois Glennan
John Herrell
Jewell Glennan
Joseph Bernard
Oleta Glennan
Marie Glennan
Thomas C
Frances E. Miller
College Addition
William Doward
Mavis I. Rice
Lewis F
Joyce F. Derke
T. W
Helen Hope
Douglas Earl
Betty Jane Wilson
Stephens
Carlton LeRoy
Mary Nell Jones
Clarence M
Mildred E. Bryant
Clarence H. Breedlove
Church of Christ
28Th
Cornell
College
Alva
Velma Laidrick
Billy Ruth Bowlby
Woods
Velma Ludrick
Coleen Cavanagh
Velma Adrick
Betty Mahaffay
Ruth Juanita
John W. Hennessee
Bessie Dale
Liberty Heigdts
John C
Mamie L. Vestal
Paul F. Dunbar
Butler
Andy Jr
Armistice W. Crosby
Thomas H. Jr
Neva Jean Lewis
Tolbert L
Frankie J. Sparkman
Tomlinson Ridge
J. C
Wrenn Kennedy
Ivan F. Hoyt
Williams
Rachel
Ezra Greb
Hazel Greb
Szatalowicz
John T
Ruebena Couch
James FE. Couch
Rose Mary Strategier
Rosalie Cavanaugh
Lawton
Jack A
Mary H. Clark
Lee Joseph
Marilyn Lee Woods
Liberty Heights
Odd Fellows Buy Motor And Pump For Cemetery Well
Members of the Cement IOOF lodge voted to purchase a water pump and gasoline motor for the new well at the IOOF cemetery. The meeting was conducted by George McNabb and Lee Williams with attendees including Dave Petty Sid Bowerman Baxter Taylor J O Salyver Jim Hughes Sam Sharp Bob Koehler Fred Koehler Jr and Fred Koehler Sr.
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Cement Ioof Lodge
Ioof
George McNabb
Noble Grand
Lee Williams
Dave Petty
Sid Bowerman
Baxter Taylor
J. O. Salyver
Jim Hughes
Sam Sharp
Bob Koehler
Fred Koehler Jr
Fred Koehler Sr
Drive-in Ice Cream Stand Opens in Northeast Apache
Special report notes Herman Huckleberry opened a drive-in ice cream stand and confectionery in the northeast part of town, offering ice cream and confections to local residents and visitors.
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Herman Huckleberry
Back-To-School Safety Week Proclaimed By Gov Gary
Gov Raymond Gary proclaims August 29 to September 6 as Back-To-School Safety Week urging drivers to heed school zone warnings. About 500 000 students return to classes statewide with patrols and local agencies coordinating reminders to improve driver behavior near schools.
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Gary
Raymond Gary
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Publishers Association
Oklahoma State Safety Council
Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
Jim Lookabaugh
Highway Patrol
Go Or Come Home! Big Bill Piketing Swims Dover to Calais
Bill Piket ing of Bloxwich England, a 32 year old 252 pound pool manager, swam from Dover to Calais after locals urged him to go or come home. He completed the 14 hour 6 minute crossing to satisfy his hometown which had raised about a thousand dollars for expenses after weeks of waiting for suitable weather.
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Big Bill
Bloxwich
Dover
Cement Schools To Open Monday
Enrollment for the fall term starts at 9 a.m. Monday with classes beginning Tuesday morning. Beginners must show a birth certificate proving age six by November 1. Dismissal is 3 p.m. first week. Bus routes updated with drivers Farris White, Reid Doss, R. J. Doughtery, F. M. Jackson, and Cecil Callahan operating on adjusted paths.
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Farris White
Reid Doss
Jameson
R. J. Doughtery
Rocky Ford
Pleasant Hill
F. M. Jackson
Cecil Callahan
Local Cotton Market Covers New Crop Start
Local cotton markets held steady this weekend with middling at 30.25 and mid fine at 32.00. Two county gins Lawton Co-op and Farmers Co-op at Fletcher each moved a bale, both from D. L. Schroeder of Porter Hill, weighing 2050 pounds seed. Other gins forecast new crop arrivals next week if dry heat persists. Faxon and Indiahoma unsure when receipts begin.
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Lawton Co-op
Farmers Co-op
Fletcher
D. L. Schroeder
Porter Hill
Sterling
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Doss Kutch
Kutch
Clarence W. Hunter
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Ocean City
Maryland
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Johns-Manville
J-M
Oklahoma
W. C. Bonnell
Eugene L. Bowman
Pepe Usn
Cial
Calais
France
England
Bill
English Channel
Denison
Sheridan Road
Zale
America
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ARGUS
Baylor
Sportsman
Sale Jewelry Company
Cath
CAPRI
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