Funeral Rites Set for Mrs. Alice Lane 77 in Cement
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Lane 77 longtime Cement resident will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Assembly of God church. Burial in Konawa follows at Leaves Funeral home direction. Surviving are four daughters Mrs. Cooley Mrs. Reames Mrs. Speaks and Mrs. Stewart and two sons John and George with numerous grandchildren and greats. Lane died Tuesday at a daughter’s home after hip fracture from a fall.
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Montague
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Becker Memorial Chapel
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Cotton County
The
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Monroe
Fay Keller
Germany
Joe Kelley
Indiahoma
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Geronimo
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Andrew Lee Myers
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Hospital Births and Admits Across Multiple Homes
Birth announcements report daughters and sons for Bevill Beville Beasley and numerous other families, with times and weights listed. Admission and discharge listings include patients across several streets and Indian hospital sections, detailing medical and surgical care and patient names.
Die Sooner But Live Happier headline debate
Frankfurt Nachtausgabe discusses smoking pros and cons in a balanced article. The piece contrasts health risks with perceived pleasures of tobacco use, framing the debate around public attitudes and personal choice.
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Youth Director's Cowboy Outfit Stuns Travelers In Chicago
Whit Ozier of Centenary Methodist church drew attention at O'Hare airport when he arrived in western attire to speak at a youth conference in Dearborn Michigan. He said the outfit aimed to show what a real cowboy looks like and noted locals and foreign visitors watched and stared.
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Chicago
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Aggies To Show Hereford Bull At Fort Worth Show
Cameron college plans to show its Hereford bull Zato Model 2nd at the Fort Worth Livestock Show on January 25 in the winter bull calf class. Jerry Mitchell will exhibit and compete with entrants from across the country. The bull descends from the Turner Ranch Znte Heir. The Aggies will also send a judging team to the event.
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Cameron College
Liberty Bell Weight Reported At About Two Thousand Eighty Pounds
A historical note states the Liberty Bell weighs approximately 2080 pounds. The detail underscores the bell's substantial size and historic weight in Philadelphia.
Sea Fever Variety Show at Lawton High School
Lawton High School junior class presents Sea Fever a musical variety program at 10 10 a m Thursday set on a sand bar with several student performers including Mermaid Molly narrator Davy Jones locker and Harbor Lights numbers directed by Mike Landrum with Etta Anderson as stage manager.
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the Assema
McCarty Named Teacher of the Month at Lawton High
Ralph McCarty, long time instructor at Lawton High, was named teacher of the month. He earned an AB from Central State College and a master's in education from the University of Oklahoma, with life memberships in alumni groups and active roles in National and Oklahoma Education associations.
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Lawton High School
Central State College
University of Oklahoma
National Education Association
Oklahoma Education Association
Taft Haithcock honored as top Ford sales manager
Taft Haithcock, sales manager for Howard Smith Ford in Taft, 301 B, named among the nation s top Ford sales managers. He received a SPSM trophy from Hugh Wheeler in Oklahoma City for outstanding October to December sales. Wheeler praised the SPSM group s contribution to the economy. Seven Lawtonians and three local residents completed the Weaver Real Estate course at Dalton Business College, including Rosa Bergman and James C. Martin.
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Howard Smith Ford
Ford
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Hugh Wheeler
Oklahoma City
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Chattanooga
Vernon C. Field
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Cameron College Forms German Language Club
Cameron College announces a new German language club with Tad Logan as president, Steve Knight as vice president, and Terri Ligon as secretary-treasurer.
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Tad Logan
Steve Knight
Terri Ligon
Museum Director Seeks NSF Support for Wichita Mountains Survey
Marvin E. Tong Jr, director of the Museum of the Great Plains, flies to Washington to press NSF for a 6522 grant to launch a Wichita Mountains archaeological survey. The plan funds two archeologists, aims to show 10 000 years of human presence, and seeks further NSF grants for related Great Plains projects.
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Men's Club Elects Officers for Next Year
Fred Mallon to be installed as President of the First Congregational Church Men's Club during a 7:30 p m Friday meeting. New officers include Paul DeCoster as vice president Bob Burger as secretary treasurer and DeCoster Rev D L R McDougle Carl Miller and D F Sandstrom named to the project committee.
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Coronaip promises relief for tense nerves and constipation
An advertisement claims Coronaip uses a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore bowel regularity. It asserts nerves block impulses when tense, then promises gentle overnight relief and a feeling of well being. Introductory size 43¢.
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