Funeral notices from Walters Fletcher and surrounding areas
Obituaries and funeral notices for Susan Eva Dossey, Georgia Ann Flood, Virginia Mare Elrod, Earnest Clay Smith, and Ida Mae Rice. Details include birthplaces, dates, spouses, church affiliations, burial sites, residence histories, and survivors. Services take place at Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel Fletcher First Baptist Church St Jude's Highlands Greenlawn Highland Cemetery for these Lawton area residents.
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William O. Dossey
Amarillo
Tex
Dossey
Allendale
Geronimo
Hulen Baptist Church
Holiska
Fletcher
Georgia Ann Flood
First Baptist Church
A. L. Swagerty
Fletcher Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Leonard Flood
Ward
Virginia Mare Elrod
Highlands
Lawton
Jerry W. Elrod
Elrod
Pasadena
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
White Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Walters
Earnest Clayborn Smith Lawton
Walters Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Smith
Ida Mae Rice
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Allan Sasser
Highland Cemetery
IRS lists Oklahoma refund checks totaling $124278.75
Undeliverable federal tax refunds worth nearly $124,279 are due in Oklahoma. The IRS released the list of names entitled to a portion, with guidance to verify identity and contact the local IRS office. Invalid social security numbers and address changes slow delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Clyde L. Bickerstaff
Bickerstaff
Drug Possession Sentence Deferred for Bobby Weaver
Bobby Joe Weaver 20 of 504 N 14th received a two year deferred sentence from Special District Judge Rodney Bassel in district court after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of possession of amphetamines. Weaver was arrested on April 4, 1974, by police narcotics agents at Pas-Time Lanes 2518 Fort Sill Boulevard after selling a packet of crystal amphetamines to officers.
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Bobby Joe Weaver
14Th
Rodney Bassel
Weaver
Fort Sill Boulevard
Fire Reports From 1290 Pershing Dispatches This Year
Fire Department dispatched four alarms this year ending at 13.36 p.m. Thursday from 1290 Pershing. The brief log notes ongoing activity and total calls to date.
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Gos Teak Fire Department
Much-Hated Mesquite Has Many Good Points
Steve Wilson director of the Museum of the Great Plains extols mesquite as a versatile Southwest plant. He notes its historical uses by American Indians and frontier settlers, its value for shade and wood, and its ecological role despite ranchers’ attempts to eradicate it.
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Steve Wilson
Museum of the
Steve
Randolph Marcy
Cali
University of Oklahoma Press
Southwest
Plains
Wichita Falls
Rio Grande Valley
Lawton
Elmer Thomas Park
Museum of the Great Plains
Harmful two ways smoke from oiling cigarette study
The Texas Health Department reports that smoke from an oiling cigarette contains about twice the tar and nicotine of inhaled cigarette smoke and may be twice as toxic to the smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Health Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan Eva Dossey
Georgia
Virginia M. Elrod
Earnest C. Smith
Mattie Riser
Bell
Myrtle Riser
Plainview
Charlie
Lawrence Smith
Iida M. Rice
THE
Lawton Constitution Evernings
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Phorrengs
Mon
Sunday Constitution
Lowton Publishing Co
Led & A
Ave
Lowton
Otto
Donny L
Gretchen Cooper
Jacob P. Cox
Junior B. Davis
Mary B. Davis
Constance L. Deyo
Yolanda Duran
David Allen Elmore
Melvin
Elizabeth Fulbright
Anthony Grant
Eugene Grant
Mamie J. Green
Richard and
Wends A. Hall
Robert J. Hutton
Henry James Jr
Bevich Johnson
Namon Lee Jones
Gordon G
Ruth D Kirksey
Donald J
Grenda L. Lotshow
Donna Lynn Smith
Charles F. Tohsequoh
Rudolph D. Thomas
Juanita
Sunday Press
AMD
Yeomo
aPo’s
Federal Cergy Administration & Public Service of
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Sheridan
N. Sheridan
McCord
Fornia
By Paul McClung
America
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