21 People Face Traffic Charges After Weekend
County Attorney Warren Crane filed 21 traffic charges including a 47 year old Cement man charged with driving while intoxicated Myles David Lawin posted $250 bond after arrest over the weekend Night speeding charges were filed in Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles court against Robert Hemingway 33 Fort Sill and others across Cameron county plus licenses and public drunkenness charges Several defendants including Stinson carried a concealed gun and Delk ran a stop sign as part of the cases arising in Cameron and Giles courts Fort Sill figures prominently with multiple defendants named along with Wichita Falls and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crane
John P. Fullerton
Myles David Lawin
Cement
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Robert Wilal Hemingway
Fort Sill
William Ernest Shelton
N. 40Th
Jimmy Alex Moore
John Earnest White
Wichita Falls
Charles N. Evans
Reelor
Ark
A. C. Coward
Fork Sill
Sterling
Marvin
Stinson
Cameron
Jan Abb Gilbert
Arlington
Ben Kidd
Snyder
Elroy John Haggard
Leon Columbus
Shock Victim's Services Slated for Claude Cook
Funeral services are set for Claude Eugene Cook 24 of 1805 as a Korean War veteran accidentally electrocuted Saturday night by a 7600 volt distribution line. Witnesses recalled Cook dancing with the live wire after helping extinguish a grass fire near S 22nd and Lee Washington streets. Public Service Co officers warned residents to never touch fallen lines and not to grab a person who has touched one. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery with Ritter Funeral Home directing. Cook born January 16, 1933, Lawton, attended Cameron College, and served as an U S Air Force aircraft and engine mechanic attaining sergeant rank. Survivors include parents three brothers two sisters and a brother in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Eugene Cook
Cook
Lee
Washington
Floyd Zook
Public Service Co
Alford Brown
Williams
Glenn Wiliams
Bell
S. 22Nd
Collie Wallace
Johnny West
Ritter Funeral Home
Bob Harris
Trinity Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Cool
Ralph D. Cook
Lawton High School
Cameron College
U. S. Air Force
Nellis Afb
Las Vegas
Wev
Hamp
Terry D. Cook
Fred Cook
Edward E. Cook
Winsory Afb
Yuma
Ariz
P. J. Dixon
Roy Grooms
Oklahoma City
Stout Opens Service Station Ties to Fort Sill and Family
Stout, a native of Hulen and longtime business operator, began work this morning at Ferris and Sheridan Road. He owns a service station there and has two married daughters, two stepsons, and a brother in the city police. One daughter’s husband works at Fort Sill, the other’s husband serves in the Army at Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Hulen
Ferris
Sheridan Road
Shirley Ann Rathsack
Arlington
Fort Sill
Doris Darlene Fontenote
Williams
Jim Kilgore
Lawson
John Kilgore
Farmington
Colo
Cleo Stout
Indonesia Faces Unrest as Subiano Aims to Press West New Guinea Claim
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subiano arrives in Jakarta from New York after failed UN bid on West New Guinea. Reports describe Bandung as a large ammunitions depot and note fanatic Moslem rebels in areas near the city. Speculation grows over severing relations with the Netherlands as Dutch departures begin and two Dutch airline workers with families seek safety in Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandung
Raden Subianero
Jakarta
New York
United Nations
West Tran
New Guinea
Paris
Subiandro
Indonesia
Netherlands
Singapore
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Penang
Malaya
Oklahoma Delegation Attends 9th Farm Bureau Convention
Thirty four Oklahomans traveled to Chicago for the ninth annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting. Delegates backed a two price plan on wheat and authority to support a cotton plan deemed best for state farmers and the nation. The Oklahoma group includes Lewis Munn Cher Es president of OFB G E Ger and Stanley Caha of Cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureal Federation
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Lewis Munn
Cher- E
OFB
G.efger
Stanley Caha
Cache
Butter markets steady amid mixed wholesale prices and cattle report
Chicago butter prices held steady as receipts reached 632000 with wholesale bids largely unchanged. Oklahoma City prices for wheat, eggs, butterfat, and pecans were listed, while Oklahoma City livestock reported cattle and calf movements, steady to higher hogs, and steady sheep with varied feeder lambs and calf values.
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Chicago
State Poultry and
LGGS
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Medford
Alva
Blackwell
Clinton
Walonga
Bison
EL Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Vici
Yukon
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Elk City
Watonga
Pauls Valley
Shattuck
Oklahoma
City
Lawton
Pauls
Valley
Pecans
Okmulgee
Shawnee
Oclanoma City
Talking Bicycle Features School Safety Lectures
A 20 minute program on bicycle safety using a talking bicycle is being shown in local elementary schools this week with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol cooperation. Trooper Dale Petty leads the effort, aided by Trooper Dan Combs, visiting Douglass Emerson Whittier and later Wilson and Washington schools with a schedule of sessions across several mornings and afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Dale Petty
Dan Combs
Douglass
Emerson and Whittier
Wilson
Washington
Jefferson
Taft
Jackson
Swinney
Post Children's School
Cleveland
Howell
Roosevelt
Dunbar
Will Rogers
Lincoln
Adams
Garfield
Aggies Rally For Decatur Basketball Title Fight
Aggies chase a Decatur Invitational basketball title after a busy Saturday at Lange View. Guards led a tense campus scene with blockades and a pep rally planned for the showdown against Decatur Baptist Junior College Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore Rangers
Langeview
Tex
Aggie
Decatur
Clarence, Davis
James Taylor
Aggies
Lawton
Wichita
Aggie-Decatur Baptist Junior College
Funeral Rites for Joseph F Mast
A rosary service for Joseph F Mast aged 5 of Mt Park who died December 5 at a local residence is set for 7 30 p m today in Lawton Funeral Shore Chapel. Rev Robert Westerman will officiate. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a m Tuesday at Blessed Sacrament Church with burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Mast
Mt. Park
Res
Lawton Funeral Shore
Robert Westerman
Blessed Sacrament Church
Highland Cemetery
Mental Health Parleys Slated in Oklahoma City and Lawton
Floyd Wood chairs Comanche county chapter reorganization for Oklahoma Association for Mental Health and will attend the state convention in Oklahoma City with workshops led by Ed Linzer and James Raymond. Lester M. Hall leads the meeting. CAMIEL county chapter reorganization set for next month with a first meeting at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday June 7 in the Public Service building auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wood
Comanche County
Oklahoma Association For Mental Health
OAMH
Oklahoma City
Wood
Ed Linzer
National Association For Mental Health
James Raymond
Lester M. Hall
Lawton
Camiel
Jane
Public Service Building
Toy Shop drives Christmas aid seven groups join effort
Dee 23 will feature toys and articles for children as the Salvation Army runs a Christmas Toy Shop. About 290 families are registered for aid. more than 400 were certified in 1956. Deadline to register is December 1. Donations will come from Okla. Dept. of Public Welfare, Garfield church groups, Fort Sill units, and local clubs with baskets and Christmas checks guiding purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Salvation Army
Luther Smith
Oklahoma Department of Public ‘Welfare
Salvation Army Welfare
Votalional Rehabilitation Office
Smith
Fort Sill
Artillery Group Elects Officers for 1st Field Unit
Clarence C. Scott is president with Cy Hawkins as vice president and Eston Martin as secretary treasurer. About 60 members attended the meeting at Fort Sill where Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Sharo spoke. A by laws committee was formed and plans were set for a winter banquet and a summer reunion picnic in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Field Artillery Association
Clarence C. Scott
Cy Hawkins
Eston Martin
Thomas E. de Sharo
Fort Sill
Wichita Mountains
Voter Registration Resumes In County Office
Registration is officially restarted at the county election board secretary J N Login announced. Law prohibits registration or transfers within six days of an election. Central office handles all registrations. precinct registrars take over in the 20 days before the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Election Board
J. N. Login
Christmas party invites local youths and carol visits
Smith said a Sunday School class will host a party for 10 youngsters who were asked to write Santa what they would be for Christmas. If practical, boys as girls will receive their requests. The Army program ends with Christmas carols at nursing and rest homes. C J Conner chairs 1987 activities with volunteers, and the group participates annually in the SEBO Project, aiming to fulfill the true meaning of Christmas rather than simply play Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Army
C. J. Conner
Conner
Consi
Industrial fund to finance development described as revolving aid
The fund will be used each morning at 4 30 and has invited businessmen to meetings. It is a revolving financing agency for industry to provide buildings or other aid. It is not an outright subsidy but expected to be repaid and reused for further development.
Adventists Seek Funds for World Missions Drive
Lawson Seventh-day Adventist church joins 11,745 participants in the 54th World Missions Appeal. Volunteers sing carols while canvassing houses to collect funds supporting welfare disaster education and medical missions in the United States and 185 countries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Seventh-Day Adventist Church
United States
Parley Leader Returns From Training Program
Jack Ashmore, presiding minister of Lawton's Jehovah's Witnesses congregation, returned this week from Norman where he attended a training program of Jehovah's Witnesses at the University of Oklahoma North campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley
Jack Ashmore
Lawton
Auto Overturns injures Temple Man in Highway Crash
An elderly Temple motorist, John B. Norman, 11, was seriously injured when his 1958 Ford sedan overturned several times after leaving SH 33 east of Walters. Norman was taken to Southwestern hospital for head and hand injuries. Trooper John Duke reported the car went out of control on SH 53 around 2 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
SH 33
Walters
John B. Norman
Southwestern Hospital
John Duke
High’way
Norman
SH 53
Duke
Early December Food Distribution Starts Two Days Early
County commissioner Emil Woesner announced distribution of surplus foods will begin Friday, two days earlier than usual, due to Christmas. Eligible recipients must bring ID between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.. those unable to attend may send someone with a note naming the recipient and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Woesner
Woesner
Census Effort Underway in Chattanooga Churches
Special census by Presbyterian and Baptist congregations covers Chattanooga town and district within roughly six miles north and south and four miles east and west. Information is now being tabulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
ARMY REACTION TO Sputnick FRAGMENT CLAIMS AND DEFENSE FUNDING
Caserio asserts guidance accuracy remains fantastic as aircraft flown from Milwaukee to Los Angeles reaches runway. Khrushchev cites US refusal to return rocket fragments. Senator Jackson calls for 100 atomic powered submarines. Congress urged for $2 billion more defense funding, mainly missiles, with Air Force possibly least funded. London paper says UK nuclear bomber squadrons may merge with US STRATCOM in England to boost alliance interdependence.
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Caserio
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Sput
Nik T
U. S
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
U.S
Congress
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Senate Appropriations Committee
Air Force
London
Sunday Express
Britain
England
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Joseph Mast
TOY Shop
AGY Club
Circle Three
Centenary Methodist Church
Brownies
Garfield School
Telephone Wives Auxiliary
Ruth
Central Baptist’ Church
First Baptist Church
OCS
Wenshin Tw
Constitution Press
Si Mats
Iy Southwest
Ohio
Sun
Sun. Const
Staten
Press & Sun
Sun. Const. Press
McCord’s Ren
Pho
Adventists
Temple Man
N.Y
Walsall
Buster Wyatt
Buster Wyaty
Oldsmobile
FORD
Beres
Babbitt
Peller ‘ Ane
NCU
Yale
Bardiop
Mercury Montclair
Mercomatic
mEneSevere
Iersion
Omy
Shove Seta
George Glasby
Ernie Wyatt
SW. Oklahome
Safte
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