Lawton School Lunchrooms Expand Under New Cafeteria Plan
Over 1,700 Lawton children eat hot noonday meals in eight city lunchrooms with weekly totals rising in bad weather. A modern senior high cafeteria is planned for 1953, with junior high to follow. Schools rely on federal commodities and small budgets to serve balanced meals at 25 to 35 cents, while managers handle marketing and accounting locally.
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Lawton
LHS
Paul Prior
Lincoln School
Lincoln
H. L. Shegog
Douglass School
Howell
Swinney
Fort Sill
Lawton Public School System
New Year Baby Officially Named Johnny Green
Johnny Green, son of a Lawton View couple, is named Comanche county's New Year Baby of 1953. Mr and Mrs Pank Green of 1613 McKinley receive official certificates to claim prizes from Lawton merchants. The Stork celebration marks the year's first birth in the area.
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Johnny Green
Lawton View
Comanche County
Pank Green
McKinley
Lawton
Derby birth record notes new arrival at Memorial hospital
A newborn named Derby was born at 5:38 a.m. on January 1 at Memorial hospital weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces, with steady weight gain since birth. The report notes the father of Comanche county's latest arrival.
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Derby
Memorial Hospital
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