Tuberculosis Free County Herds To Be Tested Again
Over 40 farmers and ranchers have applied for TB testing in Comanche county to maintain its tuberculosis free status. About 1,083 cattle are represented in the current applications, with examinations planned for herds including Cameron College and Lawton High School vocational program grounds. Lester Brisber, county agent, notes tests occur periodically to preserve the TB free rating, listing numerous applicants from Lawton, Cache, Faxon, Indiahoma, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Ted Brisber
Wrisher
Lawa
Jack and Paul Smith
Indiahoma
Beat Woods
Sterling
Reb Reed
Fletcher
Cc. B. Wilson
Carter Hale
Watley Smoot
Faxon
W. B. Brum
Lawton
Walter Burns, Jr
E. E Wilson
L. B. McClung
Star
Charlie
Joel Williams
WL Oo. Morrison
I. E. Banks
J. Allan
Local USOs Now Under New Board
Lawson's two USO clubs come under a new Army Navy ERICA Board of management after a routine meeting. The Fourth and B and Doug lass USO clubs will continue operations for military personnel with 22 000 federal match 12 000 community funds. Federal aid under Lanham Act provisions supports operation of the new organization, with a name change only and the same board members as before. Leaders note 65 percent of board members had served on a similar committee prior to USO founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
USO
Army Navy Erica Board of Management
Douglass
Lanham Intellegal
Army
Deputy Revenue Collectors Attend Three Day School
Deputy revenue collectors will attend a three day instructional school at the Internal Revenue field office in Oklahoma City. The Jaca office will be closed Wednesday through Friday for the annual session while deputies from Lawton include M. B. Dirkson in charge Mrs. Lars Pike William Reilly and William E. Lampkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Oklahoma City
Jaca
Lawton
M. B. Dirkson
Lars Pike
William Reilly
William E. Lampkin
New Jake Witzel Ford Building Promises Modern Southwest OK Facility
Work will begin soon on a new Jake Witeel Ford building at Third and TB. The 17 800 square foot facility will have buff brick walls, 90 feet of glass, a full balcony over offices, and a large showroom. Architects Sorey and Sorey designed it for R W Simiser Construction with Lawton products and labor, with estimated costs around 125 000 to 150 000 dollars. The building features a sky light, a central drain, and sloped floors for debris control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Witeel Ford
Third
Oklahoma
Madersigue
Dealen
B Ave
Sorey HM and
Sorey
Oklahoma City
R. W. Simiser Construction
Okinhoma City
Lawton Products
Lawton Labor
Witgel Nal
Bulcony
Renin Acd
Increase Of Water Meters Reflects Lawton's Growth
Lawton's water meter program shows steady city expansion with meters rising from 797 to 852 since May. About 45 million gallons used in October, city accounts total 133 million, Fort Sill adds 40 million, and 2 dollar first 5 000 gallons plus 2 cents per thousand beyond inside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awton
Lawton
Limi
Fort Sill
Waldo Ward
Police Department
Oklahoma City
Masonic Lodge Names Officers for Lawton 183
EB Burrell Jones, owner of U S Standard Food store, to become master of Lawton Mason ic Lodge 183 after Monday election. Other officers voted in include Thomas H Wilson senior warden Henry Wright junior warden Sahbian Waller treasurer W L Casey secretary James Dale trustee. Appointive officers Edmond E Mouser senior deacon MN G Norwood junior deacon James F Darnell senior steward Leonard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Jones
U. S. Standard Tood
Lawton
Lawton Lodge No 183 elects officers for five years
Layton as junior steward and S David Killian as senior chaplain are listed along with Peter Fleming as tiler. Morris Kahn elected director of Lawton Lodge No 183 in corporated for a five year term. David K R Grimes appointed official lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
S. David Killian
Peter F. Fleming
Morris Kahn
Lawton Lodge No. 183 Incorporated
David KR. Grimes
Wolverines Year Tilts Bring In 12130.63 Gross
Roosevelt stadium football tilts at Lawson High School attracted over 18 000 attendees and produced gross receipts of 12 130 63 dollars according to a monthly education department report. Expenses included 1 679 for fencing 1 471 79 for out of town travel 4 056 for local setup and 880 for visiting teams with taxes totaling 1 732 72 not included in gross receipts. Opponents and attendance figures were itemized in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adi
Lawson
Wolverines
Roosevelt Stadium
Hugh Bish
Hotred of Education
Blair
Tate
Lic Stadium
Scrap OCR Game Receipts Record for Attendee Totals
Itemized receipts show Hollis 4349 attendance and 4010.64 gross. Frederick B team 480 attendance and 122.21 gross. Marlow 3998 attendance and 274 gross. Chickuain 2 team with BOB receipts 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Frederick
Marlow
Chickuain
Wltantines
Bob
Putnam City Receipts and Attendance Totals Across Teams
Data summarizes receipts and attendance figures for multiple teams including Fort Sill Indian school Duncan Altus Norman and Twean. Notable entries show totals such as $2592.91 for 3789 receipts and 659 attendance, $235.60 for 42 attendance, and $11.124d with 713 attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam City
Duncan
Fort Sill Indian School
Altus
Norman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jake Witzel Ford
WEBB
J. S. Menayr
Fuller Brush Man
J. ©. Blair
THOR
Masonic Lodge
T. PB
Brammer
Pat Ley
FORD
Stromberg -Carlson Radio-Phonograph
Stromberg- Carlson
Wolterton Electric Co
Pettus Tsa
Sara
Cveryone
Cremer Furniture Co
D Avenue
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