Funerals For Locke Jones And Marcum In Lawton Area
Funeral services are scheduled for William C. Locke 70 of 1217 S 25th Place at 2 p.m. Thursday in Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Chapel with Rev. Douglas Jernigan officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Matilda Jones 72 of 1412 S 4th dies Tuesday in a local nursing home and is to be buried Thursday at 10 a.m. in Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Chapel with Rev. Charles Ledbetter. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Jones was born March 29 1894 in Virginia and married J C Jones Oct. 16 1914 in Hunt County Texas. Survivors: three sons James, Warren, and W L Watkins. two sisters Eva Woodwards and Donna McAnnally. six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Ruby Mae Marcum 45 dies Tuesday and funeral is Thursday 2 p.m. at University Church of Christ Lawton with burial in Indiahoma Cemetery under Huddleston Funeral Home direction. She was born Nov 7 1929 in Indiahoma and married Don Marcum Jan 17 1947 in Henrietta Texas. Survivors: husband four sons Keith Wichita Kansas Kent Indiahoma Gary and Kevin at home. one daughter Vicki Poindexter Indiahoma. two brothers Bobby Singleton Indiahoma and Edward Moore. one sister Lahoma Allen Oklahoma City. three grandchildren.
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William C. Locke
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Douglas Jernigan
First Assembly of God Church
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Locke
Matilda Jones
S. 4Th
Charles Ledbetter
Pentecostal Church of God
Jones
Virginia
J. C. Jones
Hunt County
Tex
Lawton
James Jones
Warren
Highland
W. L. Watkins
Rowlett, Tex
Eva Woodwards
Garland
Donna McAnnally
Forey
Indiahoma
Ruby Mae Marcum
University Church of Christ, Lawton
Weldon Flanagan
Huddleston
Mrs. Marcum
Don Marcum
Henrietta
University Church of Christ In
Keith
Wichita
Kan
Kent
Gary
Kevin
Vicki Poindexter
Bobby Singleton
Edward
Moore
Lahoma Allen
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Lawmaker Seeks Changes to Unemployment Bill
Rep. Tom Rogers proposes amending Gov. Boren's unemployment reform to require burden of proof on misconduct charges and protect workers from false accusations. He seeks 500 case study data from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission to guide the bill, which currently denies benefits for quitting or misconduct and exempts certain groups.
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David Boren
Tom Rogers
D-Enid
Boren
Rogers
House
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Ashton to be Sworn Vice President of Oklahoma Bar Association
Oklahoma Supreme Court chambers will host formal ceremonies Friday for Ashton and other officers of the Oklahoma Bar Association. Ashton, a Sulphur native admitted to the bar in 1948, serves at Ashton, Ashton, Wisener and Munkacsy and has been a Board of Governors member 1972–74. Also sworn will be Wallace, Conner Jr., Rodgers, Chesnut, and McKnight. The piece notes the first meeting of the American Motor League in Chicago on November 1, 1895.
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al Ashton
Oklahoma Bar Association
Oklahoma Supreme Court
State Capitol
Ashton
Leslie L. Conner Jr
Oklahoma City
Rick Rodgers
Duncan
Charles Chesnut
Miami
Richard L. McKnight
Enid
Board of Governors
Krebsbach Fills Examiner's Slot
Dr. Robert L. Krebsbach appointed Comanche County Medical Examiner filling a vacancy after two and a half months. Autopsy cases sent to Oklahoma City following the resignation of Dr. Robert Dix on October 15 due to conflicts with private practice and court work.
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Robert L. Krebsbach
Fort Sill Indian Hospital
Comanche County
A. Jay Chapman
Oklahoma City
Robert Dix
Dix
Richard Boatsman
Camache County Memorial
Southwestern Hospitals
Boatsman
Memorial
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