Harris and Joyner Named to Panel at Concrete Conference
Paul Harris and William Joyner, Lawton architect and builder's supply firm head, will join a panel for the sixth annual concrete conference set for January 1920 at the Oklahoma Institute of Technology. Harris represents architects, Joyner Ready-Mix operators, with Jack H. Frederickson Jr. from Frederickson and Parks also on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harris
William Joyner
Lawton
Oklahoma Institute of Technology
School of Civil Engineering
Division of Engineering and Industrial Extorion
Harris
Oklahoma A&m
Joyner
Oklahoma Ready-Mix Association
Storage House Razed By Fire Near Dearborn Address
A storage shed behind 9 Dearborn was destroyed by fire about 9 22 p m. Fire Chief Harris Hancock reported. Firemen also fought a separate clothing fire at 705 S 26th Place at 7 27 p.m. Damages were limited to smoke and closet content in the bedroom. the Dearborn site housed by Dr E A Owens and occupied by Gussie Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 9
Dearborn
Harris Hancock
S. 26Th
Gussie Jamison
E. A. Owens
Earl Bordner
Three Persons Hurt In Pre-Dawn Intersection Crash
Three people sustained minor injuries in a pre-dawn crash at Second and Dearborn. Mrs. Mary Jackson, 20, and her seven month old daughter Virginia were treated at Southwestern Hospital. Bill Poafpybitty, 46, of 611 F was also injured and sent home for treatment. Clyde McDonald, 25, of 1507 Wisconsin, who drove the Nash, was cited for failure to yield right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second and
Dearborn
Mary Jackson
No. 8 Railroad
Virginia
Bill Poafpybitty
Funeral Rites for Nancy Seymour and Local Deaths in Lawton
Funeral services for Nancy Pauline Seymour 88 were held in Tipton with burial in Frederick Memorial cemetery. She died at home after a stroke suffered Friday. Also listed are details of infant Jo Ann Zike death at birth and William Dave Walker 70 found dead in Lawton with coroner ruling heart attack. Survivors, dates and places noted. Services for Walker set in Lawton with burial at Highland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Nancy Pauline Seymour
Tipton Church of Christ
John W. Anders
Frederick Memorial Cemetery
Pecinosky
Seymour
Helen Hooten
Hulet Hooten
Earl Todd
Hubert Todd
Dawson Staggs
Robert Burgess
A. L. Boyd
J. F. Hooten
Walter Lemmons
Lee Owens
Sid Tompkins
Jimmy Boyd
Jo Ann Zike
Emmett Zike
Anita Boreham
Elgin
Lawton
Becker Memorial
Highland Cemetery
Richard Hopper
Central Baptist Church
Victoria Louise
Connie Sue
Glenn Zike
Fletcher
C. E. Burcham
William Dave Walker
McKinley
Marvin Cameron
Cameron
San Saba
Tex
Josie Sullivan
Mangum
Walker
Church of Christ, Eighth and Lee
Elizabeth Chance
Lawton Funeral Home
Complaints Filed On Capital Man At Walter's Playhouse
Oklahoma City man Stinson Williams aged 27 was arrested by Patrol Capt. James Warren at 1806 Washington known as Walter's Playhouse. He faced charges of operating a joint and permitting a public nuisance after officers found five men seated around a card table inside the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson Williams
Oklahoma City
James Warren
Washington
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Ben Franklin
S. S. S. Tonic
Bromo-Seltzer
Mennen
Stopette
Alka-Seltzer
Dorothy Gray
Woodbury
Lady Esther
Pacquins
Pal
Palmolive
Latting
Pertussin
D Avenue
Gilbert-Woods Drug
Walgreen Agencies
Ft. Sill Blvd
Ferris
Bux
Colgate Dental Cream
Aidit
Fasteeth
Colgate
Colgate Lather
Vicks Va
Curad
Geritol
Halo
Dolcin
Jeris
Johnson
Woodbury Deluxe
Wrisley Veri
Breck Shampoos
Kotex
Norwich Aspirin
Noxzema
Nancy Seymour
William D. Walker
Capital Man
Olsen-Stelzer
Tregos
H-Bar-C
Lawton Boot & Western
Glenn Fuqua
Fire Service Company
Crook
General Electric
Taco Super Teg Ag
Rotor
TACO
Wichita Falls
Lee
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