City presents Smile winners in A D A contest
Eighth graders Susan Parr and James Killett topped the local Smile contest. Parr is a 13 year old Tomlinson student. Killett is a 14 year old Central student. Runners up included Arendel Evans and Peggy Hogan. Winners advance to the Southwest District contest in Duncan on Jan 25 with state finals Feb 8 near Tahlequah.
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American Dental Association
Susan Parr
Tomlinson
R. W. Parr
Central
James Killett
Ernest B. Killett
Cherry
William Scearce
Duncan
Western Hills Lodge
Tahlequah
Arendel Evans
Douglass School
Peggy Hogan
St. Mary's
Rex Hise
Jamie Yarbor
Eisenhower Junior High
Mike Barker
Joann Hite
Linda Taylor
Douglass
Charles Grant
Irene Cousins
St. Barbara
John Wade
Kenneth Krause
Suzanne Keester
Kennedy School
Lawton
Elgin Livestock Show Scheduled for February
The junior spring show for Future Farmers and 4 H members runs Feb 28 29 in Elgin. Judge L E Castle of Burlington presides over beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine and sheep. a first time horse division for juniors debuts. Premiums total around 800 plus 150 in trophies.
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ELGIN
John Jones
L. E. Castle
Burlington
Jones
Homer Hise
Dale Jones
Ike Myers
Comanche County
Sterling and
Fletcher
Geronimo
Faxon
Cache
Indiahoma
Chattanooga
Elgin Ffa
Howard Kleeman
Fred Ferrell II
Jimmy Glover
Tommy Sanders
Chuck Turnbull
Steve Shull
Bobby Curtsinger
Bill Bridges
Jimmy Day
Joey Kelsey
Wayne Long
Hank Leonard
Larry Ballou
Harry Leonard
G. T. Spencer
Arthur Farrar
Wesley Barrow
Kenneth Wolfe
Tommy Neal
L. T. Hayes
Federal Building Remodeling Ready
The regional GSA office in Dallas announces remodeling plans for the Fifth and FE Federal building. Bids open February 12 for office space relocation with total project cost around 239000 dollars and July 7 vacancy deadline.
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Federal
Fifth and
Regional
General Services Administration
Dallas
Tex
Former Fort Sill Officer To Retire
Lt. Col. Neely R. Brown, a former Fort Sill officer, will retire Jan. 31 at Headquarters Fourth U. S. Army Fort Sam Houston Texas. Since 1961 he has been Department of the Army Airspace Representative Southwest Region. He will become division manager Aircraft and Airport Services Inc at Greater Southwest International Airport Fort Worth Texas. His 30 year Army career spans roles from equestrian instructor at the Field Artillery School 1940 45 to 1952 aviation officer for the 45th Infantry Division in Korea. He also served as assistant operations officer Post Field 1945 and chief of flight training 1950. Decorations include Bronze Star Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters and the Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf cluster.
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Neely R. Brown
Fort Sill
Army
Fourth U. S. Army
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Brown
Department of the Army
Southwest Region
Aircraft and Airport Services, Inc
Greater Southwest International Airport
Fort Worth
Col. Brown
Field Artillery School
45Th Infantry Division
Korea
Post Field
Air Training Department
Cogee
Lawton Men Enlist in Army Reserve Unit for Six Years
Lawton men William C. Breeding III and Neal D. Speakman enlisted in Headquarters and Headquarters Company 378th Regiment 95th Division for six year terms. They will train at Fort Polk Louisiana. Medical research notes a mix of oxygen and helium helps treat asthma and respiratory diseases.
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Lawton
378Th Regiment
95Th Division
William C. Breeding III
Hilltop Drive
Neal D. Speakman
Lindy
Fort Polk
Beaty Joins Hain es and Beaty as New Partner
Mr Beaty joins Hain es and Beaty as a new partner. A Oklahoma State University graduate he captained the football team there and later played professional football in Canada. He now works in real estate appraisals and sales with the firm and lives at 4514 Cherokee with his wife Brenda Buron.
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Mr. Beaty
Haines
Beaty
Oklahoma State University
Canada
Brenda Burton
Lawton Burton
Beaty’s
Cherokee
Fort Sill launches on the job artillery training plan
More than 150 of an expected 500 soldiers in the 34th Artillery begin Advanced Individual Training under a new on the job concept. The program directs basic graduates to a tactical unit for eight weeks of specialized artillery instruction before permanent assignment.
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Fort Sill
34Th Artillery
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Ft. Sill Blvd
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Eno
Security Bank Sieg
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Haines and
Elman Haines
MR. Elman Haines
Haines and Beaty
Mrs
Imogene Hoskins
Mrs. Haines
No. 3 North 38Th
Hoskins
Haines & Co
S. 11Th Street
34Th Brigade
2Nd Howitzer Bn
13Th Arty
2Nd Howitzer
17Th Arty
30Th Arty
Howitzer
32Nd Arty
Cache Road