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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1956

Page

14

City Plans Creek Correction After Meeting With Officials

Mayor C R Ellsworth announced after a county official meeting that engineering plans will be completed soon on widening deepening and straightening Squaw creek south of Lawton to reduce floods. Property owners favor the correction plan as an alternative to a U S Corps diversion canal proposal which would divert flood waters into Cache creek near the disposal plant. Landowners south of the city oppose the engineers plan need final approval from owners before council and commissioners.

C. R. Ellsworth Squaw Creek Lawton City Council Pete Wynn Emil Woesner U.S. Corps of Engineers Army Engineers Squaw Cache Creeks Cache Creek Ellsworth

State Poultry and Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report

Oklahoma City markets show wheat prices steady to 2.04 per bushel in listed towns with No 1 hard at 2.03 near Oklahoma City. Broilers and hens mixed. eggs steady firm with many locations at 30 to 35 cents. Cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs traded with firm to higher tones. notable steers 1000-1050 lb at 17.50-18.00, heifers to 18.50, hogs 13.85-14.50, lambs around 18.50 and 18.00 deck. Chicago butter steady with several price points around 55.5-57.0.

Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Today Guyman Hooker Blackwell Frederick Medford Vici Clinton el Reno Enid Hobart Kingfisher Yukon Bison Hennessey Lawton Broilers Muskogee Tulsa Vinita Elk City Sayre Pauls Valley Watonga Laverne Alva Woodward USDA

Scouts Honored At Awards Meet

Boy Scouts and Explorers of Scout Troop No. 13 and Explorer Post No. 13 received 93 awards at a meeting last night at Beal Heights Presbyterian church. Dr. O. L. Parsons reported. Awards included Scoutmaster's Key and Life badges for Byron Beaver Jimmy Berhardt R. A. Burt Ronnie Sheffield Tommy Raley Keith Walker, Star Badge for Larry Walker, Merit badges for several, Gold Palm for Eagle Chris Hedrick Jerry Moon, Bronze Palm for Eagle Eddie Newcomb.

Boy Scouts Beal Heights Presbyterian Church O. L. Parsons Dr. Parsons Byron Beaver Jimmy Berhardt R. A. Burt Ronnie Sheffield Tommy Raley Keith Walker Larry Walker Chris Hedrick Jerry Moon Eddie Newcom Mike Parsons Howard Parsons Dale Nicklas

McCoy Reviews Scout History at Kiwanis Luncheon

Tex McCoy district Scout executive reviewed Lawton Scouting since the first troop in 1911, noting west of the Mississippi origins and outlining history and aims. He cited early boosters Andy Wolverton D E P Dunlap Grover Ralston and program chairman Maurice Crabtree, with guests from Fort Sill Yonkers Anadarko and local Kiwanis members.

Tex McCoy Lawton Mississippi River McCoy Andy Wolverton D. E. P. Dunlap Grover Ralston Maurice Crabtree James E. Schooley Fort Sill Joe Norvicki Yonkers N. Y

Relatives Of Dead Airman To Attend Services In Texas

The body of J. E. Cunningham a 35 year old civilian employee of a Fort Worth aircraft maker was found in Texas. His brother in law Army recruit er M Set J N McMurry was en route to attend the funeral which will likely be held at Fort Worth. McMurry had been on a recruiting mission to Altus when word arrived of the discovery near Roanoke. A second flight testman remained missing at noon as search crews spanning three counties combed more than 1 000 men 25 to 30 planes and helicopters in the effort. McMurry and family live at 816 N 35th.

J. E. Cunningham Fort Worth Tex Texas Mset J. N. McMurry Lawton McMurry Altus Cunningham Roanoke North Texas United Press N. 35Th

Cubs Reserve Banquet At Centenary Methodist Church

Pack 41 of the Cub Scouts from Emerson School hosts its annual banquet Friday evening at Centenary Methodist Church. A covered plate dinner will be served and each Den will present a program of entertainment with Cub master Taylor presiding. Den Mothers include Mrs. Mattice, Mrs. Mary Francis Brown and Mrs. Reader.

Emerson School Centenary Methodist Church Taylor Mattice Mary Francis Brown Reader

Job Applicants Surge in January in Oklahoma County

Job seekers flocked to the Oklahoma State Employment Service office in January, with 504 new applicants the highest for the month since 1954. Active file totals reached 1 420 in Comanche, Cotton and Stephens counties. Read more about demographics, placements by sector, and available listings in Lawton and across Oklahoma.

Oklahoma State Employment Service John Looney Oklahoma Employment Security Commission Comanche Cotton Stephens Looney

He Ain't Done Right skit at Central Junior High

A junior high assembly featured the skit He Ain't Done Right by Nell presented by Mrs Effie Wickmans speech class. Cast members included Linda Munson Lynn Hall Stewart Zahn and David Ginn with musical numbers by Randy Collier Andra Horch and Frank Robinson. The seventh hour glee club sang two songs and Jack Lord ninth grade president served as master of ceremonies while Collier presented the flag. Sandra Dornfeld led scripture and prayer as freshmen held a class meeting to introduce new officers and sponsors.

Nell Effie Wickman Linda Munson Lynn Hall Stewart Zahn David Ginn Randy Collier Andra Horch Frank Robinson Seventh Hour Glee Club Jack Lord Collier Sandra Dornfeld

St Marys School Recessed For Priest Elevation Rites

St Marys School recessed today for faculty personnel and Catholic students to attend the elevation rites in Oklahoma City for Rt Rev Msgr Stephen A Leven. He is to be elevated to the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church and is the first native Oklahoman to be honored.

St. Mary’s Oklahoma City Stephen A. Leven

French Subways Display Graphic Alcohol Campaign

Paris subway posters show stomach and liver images to deter wine drinking. At Opera station commuters see banners highlighting France's high alcohol consumption with figures on liters of drinks, daily wine intake, and yearly alcohol use to curb indulgence.

Parisp Opera Station France U. S

Special canal 2.95 offer at new location

The note announces a relocation and offers customers a special price of 2.95 to invite them to become acquainted with the new premises. It emphasizes moving and attracting the customer to the updated address with a promotional incentive.

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