This Was News 20 Years Ago from Lawton files
Dec 11 1928 items note Miss Garvene Gooch at Our Lady of the Lake College San Antonio will spend Christmas at home. Twin daughters Laura Jean and Marie Louise born Dec 7 to Mr and Mrs Jean Lindsey Fort Worth. Lindsey, formerly of Lawton, is son of Mr and Mrs D D Lindsey. Citizens view granite cup by Frank Rust Craterville Park for best five year farm plan on exhibit at American National Bank. Alecta Joe named at birth to Mr and Mrs Len Mills 608 Summit. Frank VanHoozer visited Lawton. Mrs Owen Amphlett hosted birthday chop suey dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Simpley Barber and others. Watenaka Camp Fire girls met at Mrs Rose Wisner’s home and then went to Snyder show. W S C gather at Mrs Ina Cranfill’s, topic Christianity like a rice field. Indiana school to present Christmas program Dec 20. Jess Greenhaw opens cafe opposite Smith’s garage. M R Sargent Lawton visiting. Mr and Mrs H H Brown visiting Perry. Olin Poole and daughter in Oklahoma City. returned via McKinney Texas. W M Woods frequently in Snyder for illness in mother-in-law. Rev Clyde Rudolph and Mrs Andy Altiger hosted guests. Robbie Nell Skaggs spent weekend with grandparents EK Skaggs.
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Lawton
Garvene Gooch
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio
Tex
Jean Lindsey
Fort Worth
Laura Jean
Marie Louise
Lindsey
D. D. Lindsey
Frank Rust
Craterville Park
American National Bank
Len Mills
Summit
Frankie VanHoozer
Owen Amphlett
Smnpley Barber
al Gronvold
Exalt English
Fred Shepler
Earl Tomlinson
Watenaka Camp
Rose Wis‘ner
Jim Marcum
Snyder
Olin Poole
Ina Cranfill
Clyde Rudolph
Indiahoma Teams Triumph Over Fort Silk Indian School
In a Monday doubleheader, Indiahoma boys won 26 to 20 over Fort Silk Indian School with strong defense and balanced scoring. The girls followed with a 36 point performance securing a victory, continuing their season's momentum.
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Indiahoma
Fort Silk Indian School
Troop Arrivals In New York Debark Four Ships
The Associated Press reports more than 4,600 service personnel will debark four ships today at New York. The ships carry 608 patients and 13 wives and children of servicemen. Details include Charles Stafford from Bremen.
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Associated Press
New York
U. S
Charles Stafford
Bremer
Troop Ships Departure Details From Bremerhaven and Cristobal
Seaport reports list 80a hospital ship General Sturgis from Bremerhaven carrying 2006 troops, Westerly Victory also from Bremerhaven with 1456 troops, and Consolation from Cristobal Canal Zone with 56 troops and 13 dependents.
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Haven
Sturgis
Bremerhaven
Cristobal
Canal Zone
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