Funeral Services for Runyon and Others in Local Obituaries
Funeral services and notices list Paul Theodore Runyon 69 of 1135 Garfield dying after a short illness. Survivors include wife Emma Schram and children, with services pending at Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home. Additional obituaries note Elmore W. Humble 84 in Chattanooga and Mable Peahner Mahseet Weryaway, Apache, with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Theodore Runyon
Garfield
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
William Joe Runyon
Garden Grove
Calif
George Lee Runyon
Lorraine Ellis
Huntington Beach
Paulette Fort
Route 1
Geronimo
Vern Runyon
Battle Creek
Mich
Harold Runyon
Orlando
Fla
Addie Runyon
Frederick
Elmore W. Humble
Chattanooga
Tillman County
Elzie
J. S
D. M
Gale
Lawton
J. W. Bard
Lester Kinder
Omer
Mable Peahner
Mahseet Weryaway
Mahsetky Methodist Church
John Pahdapony
Joe Pedro
Hunting Horse Methodist Church
Crew
Buria
Memory Lane
Anadarko
Weryaway
Fort Cobb
Clayton Weryavah
Edmond Mahseet
Julia Mahseet
Irene Mahseet
Florence Chasenah
Limousin Bull Visits Lawton Pro Shop
A $35,000 Limousin bull visited the Lawton Municipal Golf Course pro shop area on Thursday. The 19 month old, 1800 pound bull was bought in Colorado by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parrish en route to their ranch near Midlothian Texas. The Parrishes plan to breed the bull to Limousin cows and cross it with Angus cows as part of a breeding program.
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Lawton Municipal
Colorado
Raymond Parrish
Parrish
Midlothian
Tex
Jack A. Greer
Kissler Brothers Cattle Co
Bennett, Colo
Dandin
International Beef Breeders of
Denver
Parrishes
Firefighters Hold Conference Here in Lawton
Fire department officials from Lawton and several southwestern Oklahoma cities met at the Central Fire Station for the Southwest District Chiefs Association monthly session. Twelve chiefs assistants and captains attended with speakers from the state Red Cross office and state firefighters association, plus OSU training director. District cities include Lawton Duncan Frederick Hobart Cordell Walters and Grandfield.
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Oklahoma Cities
I Lawton
Southwest District Chiefs’ Association
Central Fire Station
State Red Cross Office
State Firefighters Association
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Lawton
Duncan, Frederick
Hobart
Cordell, Walters
Grandfield
Kiowa Gourd Clan Dance Schedule At Carnegie Building
Kiowa Gourd Clan plans a birthday dance at the Carnegie Exhibit Building sponsored by the Kiowa Gourd Clan and Julia Daingkau. The program begins at 1 p.m. with Chalepah Blackfoot Group, then the Kiowa Gourd Clan, supper at 9:30 p.m., followed by gourd dancing and social dancing. Principals include Melvin Kerchee and Dusty Wahkinney with head dancers Cyril and Crystal Nauni, Walter and Louis Cozad, master of ceremonies Lee Motah in Oklahoma City.
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Daingkau
Carnegie Exhibit
Julia Daingkau
Melvin Kerchee
Dusty Wahkinney
Cyril
Crystal Nauni
Walters
Louis Cozad
Lee Motah
Oklahoma City
Boettcher Attacks Winters Secrecy Over State Funds
Oklahoma State Rep. Fred Boettcher accuses State Treasurer Leo Winters of a curtain of secrecy about state funds. Winters defends public records availability and notes transfers were within same banks from checking to interest bearing accounts. Boettcher plans to run for treasurer. Winters says duplicating records would waste taxpayer money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Fred Boettcher
Dponca City
Leo Winters
Winters
Boettcher
Russians Issue Pullout Release
Moscow report says Tass carried Nixon’s statement on Israeli Egyptian disengagement on the Suez front. The Soviet agency echoed the U S role in achieving the accord but offered no separate announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Wass
Nixon
Suez
Soviet Union
Tass
United States of America
Four Spades Makes A Mighty Contract In Bridge
In a hand where North and East share a 4-3-3-3 shape and South leads with AK of spades after a two club bid, North rebuffs to four spades. The contract proves strong as four spades yields an easy win despite potential 4-1 spade splits and fears of notrump dangers.
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South
North
East
Class Time Change Sought By Solon
Oklahoma Rep Charles Elder proposes a House resolution urging state school boards to adjust class schedules to avoid students going to school in darkness. He cites daylight saving time as causing scheduling problems in some districts and forcing youngsters to leave home before daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Charles Elder
D-Purcell
Births and admissions listed at Lawton Hospital
Lawton Hospital News lists memorial births in Elgin and Indian areas with daughter to Gary Lee Love born Jan 17 at 4 30 am weight 8 11. Includes numerous admissions and discharges across Lawton Southwestern and Indian divisions with names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lee Love
Elgin
William L. Ashcraft
Summit
Johnnie Brown
Altus
Sur
Frank Basquez
Wichita
Kan
Maxine Oliver
Longdale
Founders Day Observance by Goodwill Southwest Oklahoma
Goodwill Industries of Southwest Oklahoma observes National Founders Day honoring Dr. Edgar J. Helms founder of the first Goodwill in Boston in 1902. Executive director Donald Landrum thanks area citizens for money and furniture appliances and clothing donations enabling the rehabilitation program and thanks store owners for pick up box locations at Sears Roebuck Cache Road Lee Boulevard K Mart Irwin Acres and Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Industries
Oklahoma
Summit
Edgar J. Helms
Boston
Mass
Donald Landrum
Sears & Roebuck
Cache Road
Lee Boulevard
K-Mart
Irwin Acres
Fort Sill
California Hunters and Anglers License Sales Net 16.8 Million
California collected 16.8 million dollars last year from hunting and fishing license sales. The figure underscores steady use of outdoor recreation programs and state revenue from wildlife permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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Paul T. Runyon
Mr. Runyon
Waynetown
Ind
Emma Schram
E. W. Humble
Mable Wergaway
Limousin Bull
By Oswald
James Jacoby
N.T
Pat Conway
Conway & Hale
Board of Education
Pat
Eileen Conway
Connie
LHS
St. Gregory's College
Shawnee
Joe
Jim
Clara
Fred
Central Junior
Cathy
Washington Mary
Pat CO
Umea National Bank
Lawton Hospital News
Gery
Edith N. Daubenspeck
Cache
Shelia M. Durbin
Velma M. Garrett
Clyde W. Gibbons
Jefferson
Sharon L. Goodman
Terry L. Hawthorne
Lindy
Cathleen L. Hudwell
Tennessee S. LaFountain
Bell
Marlene Lucas
Laird
Joanna Nelson
S. 25Th
Lou Pickens
Cal
Lori Pyle
Jerry Don Ray
Dorothy F. Richardson
Mary J. Stamps
Charlene Phillips
Eunice B. Barefield
Bishop Road
Orval S. Bishop
Taft
Judy D. Brown
N. Hith
Iola M. Bruster
Susie Cannon
Alice L. Carroll
Sentinel
Clara Cudd
Chickasha
Gery Clarence Ditmore
Shirley G. Durant
Taylor
Karne D. Easley
James P. Green
Rebecca L. Hilbert
John Hogan
Charles A. Jefferson
Gore
Emma M. Johnson
Roosevelt
Tallulah Morse
Salinas
Diana L. Reece
Charles R. Riley
Mountain View
Medical
Wanda J. Robinson
Alvie Salmon
Mountain Park
Erna A. Schlumbohm
Walter H. Thorne
Thelma L. Ward
Arlington
Richard Westbrook
Clover Lane
Ester Winland
Steubenville
Ohio
Dyana L. Yenglin
May K. Burk
Doris L. Pack
Pollard
Larenda Smith
Pattie Faye Wiles
S. 41St
Katie B. Bowen
Duncan
Joyce D. Harris
Peggy Newsome
Elizabeth Watson
Hung Choi
Willard C. Powell
Douglas
William Funderburk
Washington
Raymond L. Taylor
Francis V. Beck
Dorothy J. Cann
Lillie M. Rimmel
Lillian L. Derocher
Roberta J. Wilks
Thomas L. Knowles
Maple
Thomas Kuchynka
Ernie D. Martens
Emmett McClung
Ronnie Miller
Lee
Marvin L. Sublette
Joe E. Pyeatt
Comanche
P.H.S. Indian
Patty Tyler
Frank Bull
S. 36Th
Ethel Curtis
Nona Cutnose
Candice Dyer
Deborah Kerchee
Sterling
Fantasy Land
Wards
Oxford
Tan
Wewe
Sheridan & Gore
Eam
Montgomery