Funeral Rites for Cement Area Deaths Lead News
Obituaries and funeral notices recount deaths in Cement and nearby areas. Mrs. George Grisham 61 died Friday in Chickasha. Services were held in Cement with burial at Fairlawn. survivors include husband George and son Bud. Also listed are infant Deborah Williams and Lawton resident Rosebud Ross who died in Denver. Davidson notes Robertses attending Kellams funeral in Des Moines.
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Cement
George Grisham
Chickasha Hospital
W. F
Bud) Grisham
Skintook
Brown Feneral Home
Lonsnie Ward
Free Will Baptist Church
George
Bud
A. B. Carman
Les Lout
Charles Miller
Roy Bozarth
Clifton Voss
G. C. Cunningham
Fairlawn
Deborah Jane Williams
Harold Williams
Lincoln
Pentecostal Holiness Church
J. E. Madewell
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Enid
Billy Bone
Charles Hartman
James P. Ross
Lawton
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Rosebud Marshall
Duke
Okla
J. P. Ross
Fort Sill
Ross
Fort Carson
Dorothy
Donald
Barney
Olinger Funeral Home of
Davidson
James Roberts
Des Moines
Iowa
Jack Kellams
Kellams
Panora
Roberts
Minnie Farwell
Joe Kellams
Lawton Morning Press
Commission Close To Gas Rate Ruling
Oklahoma City The Oklahoma Corporation Commission nears a decision on Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. rate increase of 417 000. Chairman Ray C. Jones said a ruling could be announced this week if Cartwright returns. The panel fixed the utility’s revenue amount but not the charge rates. About 44 Oklahoma cities would be affected.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp
Commission
Ray C. Jones
Jones
Willburn Cartwright
Cartwright
Miami
Fla
Harold Freeman
Consolidated
Man Killed Backing Fork Lift At Depot
Oake ley Burden, 63, of Coalgate Oklahoma, died after backing a fork lift off a loading platform at the McAlester ammunition depot. He was pinned under the vehicle and died minutes after it was lifted off.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oakeley Burden
Coalgate
Burden
Tito Hailed as Egypt’s Glorious Guest on Cairo Visit
Egyptian crowds greet Yugoslavia’s President Tito on a state visit arrival in Cairo. Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser welcomes the guest leader amid cordial exchanges and promises of continued cooperation between Egypt and Yugoslavia. The occasion underscores strong regional ties and shared interests as the two nations forge closer cultural and political ties.
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Tito
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Naseser
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