Sterling girl 12 battles cancer to stay alive
Mary Jane Osgood, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Osgood of Sterling, fights cancer after leg amputation and surgery. The family moved from Lawton to Cache and then Sterling, where school official Doyle Helm plans a Mary Jane Osgood Night to raise funds for cobalt treatments and medical expenses as friends rally to support the girl and her siblings.
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Sterling
Mary Jane
Lester Osgood
Amlers
Lawton
Cache
Doyle Helm
Helm
Sterling First Baptist Church
Lawton’s Memorial Hospital
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Sterling School
Osgood
Osgoods
Mary Jane Osgood
Humphrey Pushes Study On Automation And Arms Cuts
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey called for a two year comprehensive study of automation technology and its impact on employment and defense spending. He would create a 32 member commission including 10 from the executive, 10 from the legislature and 12 from private life modeled on Hoover era reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Johnson
Minnesota
Herbert Hoover
Legislative
Funeral Rites for Mrs Saupitty Held in Lawton
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Little Washita Methodist Indian church for Mrs. William Saupitty 71 of Star Route Lawton who died Sunday. Rev. George Sumpty officiated with Rev. Taylor Noyebad assisting. Burial followed in Little Washita cemetery under Becker Funeral home direction. Bearers included Raymond Wakhinny Cyril Riley Wahnee Courtney Holden Reid Wahnee Dewey Kenneth Tomps and Theodore Noyebad.
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William Saupitty
Star Rt
Lawton
Little Washita
Services for Donald Ray Critchlow Jr. Held
Infant son of Sp5 and Mrs. Donald Ray Critchlow Sr. died Monday. Services at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Becker Memorial chapel with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. Burial followed in Highland cemetery.
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Donald Ray Critchlow Jr
Sp5
Donald Ray Critchlow Sr
Becker Memorial Chapel
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Graveside rites for infant Tracey C. Tieszen
Infant Tracey Charles Tieszen, son of Pvt. and Mrs. Derrold Tieszen, died shortly after birth. Graveside services were held at Fort Sill Post Cemetery with Chaplain Winton R. Mizell officiating. Burial followed under Becker Funeral Home direction. survivors include paternal grandparents Jake and Mrs. Tieszen of Canistola South Dakota and maternal grandparents Ed Martin of Omaha Nebraska and Mrs. Charlotte Jones of Torrance California.
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Tracey Charles Tieszen
Derrold Tieszen
S. 10Th
Fort Sill’s Post Cemetery
Winton R. Mizell
Becker Funeral Home
Jake E. Tieszen
Canistola
S.D
Ed Martin
Omaha
Neb
Charlotte Jones
Torrance
Calif
Three Complete Staff College Graduates Named
Three Lawton area Army officers completed an 18 week associate course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas Capt John E F Thornhill Lt Col William H Duvall and Maj John W Kent The trio with local ties and family details are listed with post assignments and educational backgrounds.
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Lawton
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
John EF. Thornhill
N. 24Th
William H. Duvall
E. C. Duvall
Duncan
John W. Kent
John A. Kent
Marlow
Thornhill
Northwestern State College
Natchitoches
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile School
Fort Sill
Col. Duvall
Maxine
Midwest City
Army
University of Wichita
Wichita
Mas. Kent
Marlow High School
University of Oklahoma
Fort Benning, Ga
Annetta
Fort Benning
Hester Leads Early in Democratic State Chairman Race
Purcell’s Smith Hester holds an apparent early lead as seven members of the Democratic state executive committee endorse him for state chairman. The 15-member panel backs Hester, who has previously served as chairman, and states they will actively promote his election. Also listed are district leaders Ronald Ford, Janice Lang, S.M. Wilcoxson, Marguerite Stephenson, Lucille Lawter, Paul Kenner, and Warren Shear. Other interested candidates include Lewis Malone of Muskogee and G. M. Fuller of Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Smith Hester
Purcell
Democratic Party
Hester
U. S. Senate
Ronald Ford
Janice Lang
S.M. Wilcoxson
Marguerite Stephenson
Lucille Lawter
Paul Kenner
Warren Shear
Gene McGill
Lewis B. Malone
Muskogee
G. M. Fuller
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Lawton Constitution
Mary Osgood
Randy Collier
Memorial
Ga's
Mrs. W. Saupitty
Donald Critchlow, Jr
Tracey C. Tieszen
Lacy
Ene
Heheaat
Westclox General
Indente Denn
Johnson & Johnson
Enfamil
Seve Dic
BAYER
Mroning
Reflect Ag Serfece
Marlox
Hankscraft
Seley Lack Tap
Contac
Gillette
Clairol
Tetrazets
Alka Seltzer
Wis
Earl Drug
C Avenue
Ford Drug
Lee Blvd
Lars
Travel
Bath Scale
I.D.L
Pharma Karmacy
IDL Drug Stores
Crean
Schick
Harold Sturgess
Trave
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