Fire Claims Two Aged Women In McAlester Home
Two elderly residents died as a blaze destroyed a home in McAlester on December 11. Mrs Sine Ba ABS 101 and her daughter were unable to escape. Fire officials say the cause is unknown but a stove may have started the fire.
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Mcalester
Okla
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Sine Ba Abs
S. Boemen
Christmas party at Lawton store draws 100 guests
The C. R. Anthony company Lawton store hosted a record Christmas party and dinner at the American Legion hut on Monday with over 100 staff and guests. Tables were festooned with cedar, green trees, and decorations while a magician entertained and bonuses were handed to 35 employees.
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C. R. Anthony Company
Lawton
American Legion Hut
J. W. Hines
R.V. Scott
Wilur Rice
Robert Jelley
Cleva Joyner
Carlos Hickman
J. le Wallis
Dr. Hickman
Mr. Scott
Mr. Hines
Scott
Clara Chesher
Mra
Myrtle Palmer
Viola Fuller
Hines
Scote
Palmer
Puller
Mayte Bonham
Wallis
Exhibits at Rose Unit Holiday Luncheon Highlighted
The Rose unit of the Lawton Garden Club met at Centenary Methodist Church for a Christmas luncheon and program. Members shared Christmas observances, Charley Wade demonstrated yuletide decorations, and notable table pieces were shown. The unit’s 1946 project is park development in the Fields and Dunning additions.
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PEO
C. A. Walverton
Faxon
Wolverton
Irwin Ozman Sr
Hareriett McCord
Donald Ankus
Ernest Waller
George Page
FL EL Daley
Socorrs
N. M
Stanley Bryant
Gladys Wolverton
H. A. Angus
Rose
Lawton Garden Club
Centenary Methodist Church
Robert Brock
F. H. Lawrence
5. E. Hunt
J. Ellegood
Walter Goins
Charley Wade
James True
R. Lee Gilbert
Wade Tyree
Brock
Norman
Forrest Fields
Gilbert
Tyree
True
Bob Stafford
Oklahoma Cattle Report Highlights Decline From Last Month
Oklahoma cattle and calves maintain good flesh despite November decline. Cattle condition at 82 percent of normal, down from 84 on Nov 1 and 88 on Dec 1, 1944, but above the 20 year average. November receipts at Oklahoma national stockyards reached 202,964 head, up from last year.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
Laday
Oklahoma National Stockyards
Agriculture Report
Seminole Oil Field Worker Seriously Hurt
Seminole oil field worker Lee Roy Seay aged 38 from Shawnee was seriously injured when a car driven by his 17 year old son Lee Roy Jr. overturned three times north of Tecumseh Oklahoma. A passenger Lester Ward 24 from Seminary was treated for cuts and released. The son was taken into custody for questioning.
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Seminole
Tecumseh
Okla
lLee
Roy Seay
Shawsnee
Lee Roy
Lester Ward
Seminary
Nylons Distribution Ideas From Lawton Storekeepers
Letters discuss fair nylon distribution methods in Lawton Oklahoma stores. Proposals include shelf sales with no advance publicity, customer registries, and daily top five winners to balance out-of-town demand while prioritizing regular local customers. Some writers suggest regional division and queueing by arrival, with emphasis on fairness and boosting local business.
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Lawton
Okla
regiLar
The
Davisian
Mati
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