Comanche County TB Seals Sale Reaches Thousands
A total of 3398.51 dollars was received from TB Christmas seal sales by the Comanche County Tuberculosis association, chairman Jack Russell announced Saturday. Returns this past week were 877.51 dollars. Seals were mailed November 16. The funds support an expanded county wide X ray survey and associated work for the coming year with a mobile unit touring Dunbar Lawton Duglas Montgomery Ward and surrounding blocks.
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Comanche County Tuberculosis Association
Jack Russell
Association
Russell
Dunbar
Lawton High School
Duglass School
Montgomery, Ward
Physical and mental health link in everyday life
The piece argues health blends physical and mental fitness, noting diet rest air and exercise affect mood and energy, while humor and self discipline aid wellbeing. It emphasizes prevention, safe communities, and civic action plus shared responsibility for healthier towns.
Condemned Man Seeks New Trial in California
John R. Crocker Jr., 31, a former law student and former houseboy, convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of socialite Mrs. Norman T. McCauley in her Bel-Air home last July 5, sought a new trial in Santa Monica California. The eight women and four men jury returned a guilty verdict after eight hours deliberation, with no recommendation, making a death sentence mandatory. Crocker appeared distressed, muttering that he did not understand the verdict.
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Santa Monica
Calif
John R. Crocker Jr
Norman T. McCauley
Superior Court
Crocker
Bel-Air
Lodge To Install Officers Monday
A. E. Gross will be installed wor shipful master of Lawton's Masonic Lodge No. 183 at 7 30 p m Monday at the Masonic hall. Other new officers to be installed include J J Story G F Townsley J W Cooper J H Lee J H Matthews H E Troop Jack Love Dave Killian George Whitten and W M Casey. M B Capshaw is outgoing worshipful master.
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A. E. Gross
Lawton’s
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
J. J. Story
G. F. Townsley
J. W. Cooper
J. H. Lee
J. H. Matthews
H. E. Troop
Stewart
Jack Love
Tyler
Dave Killian
George Whitten
W. M. Casey
Teacher Shortage Affects Science Courses In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report cites a teacher shortage as a key reason more high school students skip chemistry and physics. State Supt. Oliver Hodge notes colleges produced no physics teachers last year. Surveys show 64 percent of graduates took two or more science courses and 62 percent two or more math courses, but only 20 percent took chemistry or physics.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oliver Hodge
Hodge
Legion Plans Benefit Dance for Oklahoma Home School
A benefit dance for the American Legion Home School of Oklahoma will be held December 17 from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Hut at Seventh and East. Admission is 1.25 dollars per couple or 75 cents single with proceeds benefitting the Ponca City home school which aids children of deceased or disabled veterans. The Lucky Seven led by Carl Cooper will perform. tickets available at the Legion Hall with no reservations required.
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American Legion Home School of
Oklahoma
Lowery-Whitehead
American Legion
Seventh and E
Lucky Seven
Carl Cooper
Harold Carey
Legion Hall
Ponca City
The
American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary of
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Jack Spencer
James Phillips
Carey
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Russell Wright
Sunbeam
Corwins
D Ave
Penney
Towncraft
Adonna
Penney’s
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