Man Arrested In Auto Theft In Lawton Case
A 21 year old Fort Sill man was charged in District Court with auto theft after a car was stolen and set on fire early Sunday near 67th and Elm Street. Fire officials traced the blaze to a garage where a stripped 1969 Ford was found. another serviceman was questioned and released.
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Fort Sillman
Dale A. Kolter
Nan
Westside
Ray Catlin
67Th
Elm Street
North 59Th
Lawton
T&s
Mediane Park Club Owners Sue Over Eviction and Damages
Allan Wayne Potter and Sharel Dee Potter file a Dret Court civil suit seeking 172125 dollars from three defendants including state Representative Jack Lindstrom. They allege Lindstrom Rex Leath and Ruby Leath evicted them from Sharel Dees Gay 90s Club and padlocked the building though rent was current. Leaths own the property and Lindstrom is a Lawton real estate broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Park
Jack Lindstrom
Allan Wayne
Sharel Dee Potter
Lindstrom
Rex
Ruby Leath
Sharel Dee
Potters
Lawton
Fort Sill man arrested for mescaline sale to undercover agent
A 20 year old Fort Sill resident was arrested Monday night after allegedly selling 1 000 mescaline tablets to an undercover officer for 750 in marked money at a local residence. The arrest followed the alleged sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sillman
Wombat bounty sparks price on marsupial heads
The wombat, an Australian animal noted for its bulldog stance and bear like gait, is described as a target for bounty schemes. Estimates place the wombat population around two million, drawing attention to conservation and hunting debates.
May undergoing mental observation in Glennan murder case
District attorney says Paul May is under mental tests at Western State Hospital Fort Supply and his June 13 murder trial may be postponed. An observation period up to 60 days was requested by May s attorney. The Glennan case involves the 81 year old Mrs Florence Glennan beaten to death west of Lawton.
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Paul May
Florence Glen
Nan
Lawton
Western State Hospital
Fort Supply
Vernon Field
Field
J. Merle Oaks
Mays
J. Winston Raburn
Comanche County
Charlie Yoast
District Court
Marvin Glen Earnest
Glennan
Cordell
Earnest
Damascus
Ark
May
Blythe
Calif
Donald Ray Ficklin
Widespread Warranty Deeds Sweep across City Lots
A flood of warranty deeds transfers parcels across multiple neighborhoods including Liberty Heights Evans Subdivision and Good Acres. Buyers such as Mildred Dayton Dean Young and Dorrell Marvel along with many others acquire lots and blocks with varied stamp values from $0.55 to $33.55, reflecting broad real estate activity in Elgin and adjacent subdivisions.
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Trade Mission International Inc
Michael W. Kemper
Diock
William A
Georgio Jean Wil. Woms
Mildred Dayton
Heinz
Joan and
Cherille Farmer
Cremmie Ross
Liberty Heights
Gerald Paul Bratcher
Luther Roy Detrick
Biock
Evans Subdivision
Highland Park
Mable Elliott Benton
Rollond Berton
Roy Strange
Elgin
Bobbie Jr. Alvey
Richard
Sonia Weidenz
Lowton Heights
Joseph Neilson Barnes
Gladys L. Barnes
Gladys
Paradise
Jones Subdivision
Helens G. Young
Chertes Young
Dean
Wilma Young
Tom and
Mollie Johnson
Dorrell
Billie Marvel
Warren C
Iva E. Myers
Hudson Rentois Corp
Anthony and
Thelma Snampincto
Wendell
Dorothy Jackson
Row
Laa
Tammy
Chariece Brown
Sylvester
Rosemary Ryan
Munter Hills
John and
Eugenio Ferguson
David Lowell
Betty Moore
Great Plains
Gilbert and
Helen Martiner
Thomas J. Hendershot
M Equity Co
James
Karen Powell
Good Acres
D. C
Marjorie Bone
Edward and
Mortion Lewis
Country Club Estates
Port
Johnnie
Kathryn Tipton
Donna Mach
Earl and
Choe Hui Feathers
Vera Thompson
Rolling Meadows
Earl
Suranne Glover
J. C
Helen Howard
Joan Pat
Phyllis Jane Bryan
James A. Richardson
Ridgecrest
Lewis
Judy Crowder
Jerry
Linda Dotson
Austin
David and
Mary Corbin
James Ona Ester Rivery
Cavetry Club West
Stephen Hawkins
Donon
Dorothy Downey
Gooc Acres
Charles and
Alice Pettit
Ethel L. Finley
Stephens
Iro Tona
Ethel Fintey
Robert J
Elfriede K. Muir
Lizzie Swallow
Thermon
Marian French
Capitol Hii
William R
DeVera “ Foster
Charles
Evelyn Johnson
Cache
Stomos Clyde
Paoinette Wheatley
Frank C
Veronica Ryan
Greater
Geronimo
Stamos Ewee
Constance Woysencong
Donald
Rebecce
Eorce
Joseph Michael Horvath
Clover Realty
Western Hills
Alec and
Iva Moe Miller
Melvin
Anne G Phelps
Hillcrest Park
Harrison and
Ruby Page
Merle J. Brandon
Jean Hastings
Joan Jhord
Betty Kepnert
Mary L. Richards
Marjorie A Boyer
Jim Stockard Homes Inc
Thomas and
Carolyn E Mennich
Armor West
Stames Tomer and
Elizapeth Cherry
Taeso and
Muncha
Bioct
Williams Addition
Jjomn and
Thanh Y Tovernaro
Ronald
Brenda Tichy
K. H. Denson
Dwayne Eugene Bell
Sullivan Villiage
Big H Inc
Stomes DO
Correer
Ana James Edward McKown Jr
Montereilis
Donald E Johnson
Veteran Affairs Office
Alexander and
Chong Sun Findiay
Henry
Cheryl McCune
Steven
Lynda von Scoik
Sullivan's Village
Lora Lewis
Chester
Cecilia Gibson
Secton
Tin
Carrel Biggs
Mildred Morte Biggs
Linda Baggett
Waldmann
Charies
Helen Young
Marjorie Young
Nia
Martha Roop
Patrick
Kathleen M. Corey
Meadow Brook
Lucille Faulkner
Allen
Billie Jean Ledford
Mountain View
Curtis
Elma Witten
Johnny E Reece
Witle Jean Reece
Fields and Dunning
Gabriel
Loretto Sckulich
Park Lane
Ira
Ethel Finley
Chrores
Ruby Brown
Westwood
Billie Dean Langfiitt
Virginia Langfitt
Lawton Loon and Investment Co
Lawton View
Kenneth
Peggy Ward
Pat Ritter
Frank Cornworth
Investments Center
Joe Perez
Elwood
Elizabeth J. Mallow
Elwood D
Elizabeth J Molrow
Kenneth and
Susan Block
Guy
Jayne Rogers
Ab Mor West Addition
Ben Bertram
Jenell Eberhart
Riow
Frank WH. Morris
Thomasine Stockwell
Barzie
Maggie Mason
Charles E. Hennessee
Richard & Brown
Wilieno “ Brown
Ernest R. Munsterman
Norman Aunsterman
Robert le Milter
Edith Miller
Fields
Theouble
Annies
Lowton
Vernon Addition
Herold
Clara Hancock
Joe
Margie Boggett
Country Club Heights
First State Bank
Raymond W. Griffin
Dianne
Los Bishos
Co Trac
NES
Benefit Dance for Comanche County Center by Nursing Center Children
A benefit dance by McMahon-Tomlinson Nursing Center employees' children is set for 7 p m January 19 at Douglas School auditorium Larrance and E Gore Blvd. proceeds benefit the Comanche County Center for the Retarded Tickets cost 0 cents per adult or two children Theme is a trip to the shores of other nations with colorful costumes and native dances Participants range from 6 to 16 years old
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McMahon-Tomlinson Nursing Center
Douglas School
Larrance
E. Gore Blvd
Marilyn Anthony
Comanche County Center
Public Records of Theft Vandalism and Burglary Listings
Public records list numerous thefts vandalism and burglaries at residences and businesses including Ella M Thornburg Alfred Crowder Lawton Publishing Co and Southwestern Bank and Stationery Supply. Fire department responses logged with times and locations across Lawton Oklahoma plus a note on seed treatment for national food supply.
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Ena Deward
Kingsbury
Ella M. Thornburg
Erwin Lane
Alfred L. Crowder
Smith
Tg&y Family Center
Sheridan Road
Lawton Publishing Co
Third
S. Sheridan Road
Bill W. Russell
N. 49Th
Cherokee Brown-McCune Motor Co
Cache Road
Holman Carter Garage
Auto Hulen Construction Co
Gorden Lane
Mary Turner
Leo Lewis
Eleanor Raney
Cherry
Joyce McCowen
Arlington
Cross Roads Corner
Park
William Bush
Wisconsin
Vicki Zinno
Lith
Southwestern Bank
Laura Donanve
Tennessee
Catherine Berry
New York
Jack Lassiter
Forest
Robert Smith
Zoda Phelps
Medicine Park
Lawton
Remap Panel OKs Shifting Two Precincts Into Ward 4
Lawton Redistricting Commission voted 6-2 to move Lee and Jefferson precincts from Ward 2 to Ward 4, narrowing population deviations and setting a Jan 21 session to formalize the change. The move aims to address a pending district court suit over ward balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Lee and
Jefferson
Lee
Steve Barnes
Jack Raulston
Myrl Kellett
Commission
Board of Freeholders
Charles Beller
Dan Glascock
Roy B. Hooper Jr
Don van Meter
Olan A. Winham
A. L. Shepler
Sam Joyner Til
Jason Monroe
First Redistricting Commission
Connie Miles
Lee and Jefferson
Lee and Andrews
Johnson
Negative takeout doubles reshape early bridge play
In early contract play layers overcalled, then the negative takeout double emerged. Alvin Roth introduced the one over dark days double. The concept shows North holding four hearts and other long cards, guiding South toward three hearts or four hearts. The tactic yields game or part score chances.
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Alvin Roth
North
East
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