Area Funeral Notices From Lawton District
Area obituary notes three local deaths and cremation or funeral plans. Mrs. Lucille A. Mayberry aged 52 of 314 Bell died at Reynolds Army Hospital after a short illness. Funeral arrangements with Ballards Funeral Home in Roswell NM and Becker Funeral Home in Lawton. Survivors include two daughters Marilynn and Jannette, two sons James and Kevin, two sisters and a mother. Elbert F. Sorrow aged 72 of 810 Monroe died after a long illness. Funeral pending with Becker Funeral Home. He was born in Miller Grove Texas and moved to Lawton in 1946. Lillie Bell Hair aged 79 of 1516 Park died Saturday after a one year illness. Funeral Tuesday at Calloway Smith Cobb Funeral Home Marlow with burial in Marlow Cemetery. She was born in Clay County Texas and moved to Lawton 29 years ago. Survivors include husband three daughters a son a sister a brother and grandchildren.
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Lucille A. Mayberry
Bell
Reynolds Army Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
Ballards Funeral Home
Roswell
N.M
Mayberry
Hagerman
Lawton
LPN
Presbyterian Church
Marilynn Maybry
Anniston
Ala
Jannette Mayberry
James
West Warwick
R.I
Kevin
Jeanne Marie Langenegger
Margaret Cheat
Jeannette Michelet
Elbert F. Sorrow
Monroe
Mr. Sorrow
Miller Grove
Texas
Myrtle M. Smith
Walters
Walton
Indiahoma
William M
Taylor
Jerry R
Liberal
Kan
Johnny
Oklahoma City
Harlan
Farmington
Oma Lee Busby
Kaufman
Lillie Bell Hair
Park
Calloway-Smith-Cobb
Marlow
J.R. Earl
Robert Gregg
Maston M. Hair
Wichita Falls
The
Baptist Church
Frances Weger
Avondale
Nora Price
Ardell Lawson
Comanche
J.C
Garland
Rosa Hair
Police report list of thefts and stolen items
A city police report lists names and addresses of individuals and businesses reporting thefts or theft-related incidents. Items include stereo equipment eight track tapes televisions bicycles radios tires purses and other personal property stolen from residences vehicles vans and businesses around multiple city locations.
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Lowton
Erick Simpson
Fort Sill
Cache Road
Tg&y
North Sheridan
Lois E. Owen
Charlotte Dickens
Dunston
Michael R. Kearns
George Mannington
Park
Redwood
Robert
Adair
Logan
Phillip-Aubrey Chevelet
Sheridan
Terry R. Cummings
Euclid
Frankie L. Drennon
S. 4Th
James E. Adams
Texas
Ronald Kytie
Avondale Lane
Vickie L. Simpson
Baltimore
John Jeans
Ponce City
Sandpiper Inn
Jerry Hovey
Ivan Brittain
Taylor
20Th
Washington
Gary Jackshaw
Lincoln
Cameron University appoints Kenny L Brown as instructor
The Oklahoma State Regents approved Kenny L Brown as a temporary social science instructor for Cameron University for the spring term. His appointment reduces teaching loads for faculty developing humanities of the Great Plains courses. The regents also authorized a $1250 contract for lecturer Milt Tatelman to appear March 2.
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Cameron University
Board of Regents
Oklahoma State University
A&m Colleges
Stillwater
Kenny L. Brown
Cameron
Regents
Brown
Ralph Blodgett
David Miller
Jerry Overton
Great Plains
Oklahoma State
OSU
Milt Tatelman
Grocery Store Robbers Escape With About 35 Dollars
Two men robbed a Jiffy Food Store at 2515 NW 38th around 1135 p m. One brandished a shotgun and forced manager Joe E Payton into a back room before the robbers fled with about 35 dollars in cash.
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Joe E. Payton
Payton
City Man Treated For Stab Wounds At Lawton Tavern
A Lawton man Eddie L. Shegog 1610 NW 43rd was stabbed five times at the Realto Bar Island Bell around 2 30 a m and was listed in serious condition at Southwestern Hospital. Officers said two suspects were being questioned. Schneekoppe is the highest peak in the Sudetic mountains with an elevation of 5265 feet.
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Lawton
Southwestern Hospital
Eddie L. Shegog
NW 43Rd
Realto Bar
Island Bell
Shegog
Mark McFarland
Schneekoppe
Europe
Humphrey's Oklahoma visits highlight Vietnam era stance
AP recalls six visits by Hubert Humphrey to Oklahoma from 1964 to 1976. The Happy Warrior defended Johnson’s Vietnam policy, urged peace talks, and criticized Nixon. He spoke to crowds at Oklahoma State University and in Oklahoma City, campaigning for the Democratic nomination and urging unity.
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Oklahoma City
Hubert Humphrey
Oklahoma
the Happy Warrior
Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Oklahoma State University
North Vietnam
Johnson
County Schedules Jobs For Youths In Comanche County
CETA spokeswoman Jolynn Lynch announced that economically disadvantaged youths may work 10 to 12 hours weekly while attending school. Apply at the Oklahoma State Employment Service, 811 D, to speak with a counselor about CETA employment with local businesses, industries, and organizations in Comanche County. James A. Garfield, born November 19, 1831, was the last U S president born in a log cabin.
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Jolynn Lynch
CETA
Comanche County
James A. Garfield
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Lawton Student Mary Pettit Named to Dean's List
Mary A. Pettit, Lawton student majoring in office management, has been named to the Dean's List at Oklahoma Christian College for earning a grade average above 3.75. The honor reflects academic excellence among college students.
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Mary A. Pettit
Lawton
Oklahoma Christian College
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