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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1964

Page

8

Robbie Geronimo Son of Geronimo Visits Fort Sill Cemetery

The article follows Robbie Geronimo, son of the Apache leader, as he revisits Fort Sill and the Apache cemetery. It covers his birth disputed between Alabama or aboard a train, his upbringing at Mescalero, Carlisle, and Fort Sill, and his hopes of burial at the cemetery alongside nearly 320 tribe members.

Robert Geronimo Mescalero N.M Geronimo Rock Pyramid Famous Father Fort Sill Apache Robert Swett Griswold Fort Sill Robbie Geronimo New Mexico Arizona

New Athletes Anonymous Formed Citing Moral Support

From the Ohio AFL-CIO publication News and Views praises a new group named Athletes Anonymous. The joke notes an urge for a long hike followed by neighborly intervention to bring the person back home.

Columbus, Ohio Afl-Cio News and Views Athletes Anonymous

Ruff to Head Lawton Home Builders Association

Norman Ruff Jr., manager of the Long Bell Building Material Division, will be installed as president of the Lawton Home Builders Association in a Monday night ceremony at the Hotel Lawtonian. The 29 year old succeeds Gordon Winkelman and will lead a banquet with officers and directors named, including Bill Clanton and Eugene Bowman as vice presidents and D. D. Raibourn as secretary treasurer.

Norman Ruff Jr Long Bell Lawton Home Builders Association Lawtonian Ruff Gordon Winkelman Bill Clanton Eugene Bowman D. D. Raibourn Andy Crosby, Jr Jack Allen Joe Choate Clare Morford Winkelman Belva Long F. A. Francoeur Tom Porter John Maker Tulsa State Home Builders Association Dick Malov Oklahoma City BA John W. Dexter FBA Jim Williams Storey and Barton School of Dance Lawton Hba Downtown Kiwanis Club Lawton Chamber of Commerce Austin Drive Kathy Norman HI

Activity Jumps In Youth Center

Lawton Youth Center reports higher activity with multiple groups using the facility. Paul Prior of the Lawton Recreation Department notes YMCA programs three weekday afternoons plus Saturday morning, Salvation Army Red Shield Boys Club twice weekly and Saturday afternoons, PeeWee basketball on Tue through Fri nights, Civil Air Patrol Monday nights, and other city groups on weekends.

Lawton Paul Prior YMCA Salvation Army Red Shield Lawton Civil Air Patrol

Teens Held in Lake Ellsworth Resort Burglary Case

Lake Ellsworth area officers report six teenage Lawton boys tied to a resort burglary and related auto thefts. Merchandise recovered includes cigars fishing gear and several vehicles. Additional youths face questions over joy riding and other stolen items linked to the recent crime wave.

Lake Ellsworth Lawton Odell Inglis Don Cunningham Northwest Lawton Southwest Wolf Creek Geronimo Cleo Stout Chevrolet B. D. Overstreet Mission Fourth and Woodridge Ford Frank R. Nash U. S Mercury Charles Collins Hoover Studebaker Tom Leonhardt S. 10Th 13Th and Lee Teddy G. Woodall Chickasha Earl E. Lukkes Logan Herb Stonehoeker Denver Municipal Airport James Pair Hawkins Drive-in

Meaning of BPW Emblem Explained by Club Meeting

Mrs Ruth Autry spoke on Meaning of the BPW Emblem during a Lawton Business and Professional Women's club meeting. Mrs Lela J Wilson was program chairman and Mrs Lodell Goocey presided. Group singing by Mrs Mary Pokorny. Guests Miss Choen Mrs Donna Irwin and Mrs George Auld.

Ruth Autry BPW Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club Lela J. Wilson Lodell Goocey Mary Pokorny Miss Choen Donna Irwin George Auld

Funeral Services for James F Miller Held Monday

Funeral services for James Floyd Miller 74 of 1411 Arlington were set for 2 p.m. Monday at Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home chapel with Rev. N N Antonson of Trinity Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Letitia cemetery. Miller born August 7 1889 in Montague Texas lived in Lawton many years and operated the post office elevator at Fifth and E before retiring. Survived by widow two sons Everett Miller Oklahoma City Carroll Miller in Germany five sisters and three brothers two grandchildren. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund.

James Floyd Miller Arlington Ritter - Dalton Funeral Home N. N. Antonson Trinity Baptist Church Letitia Cemetery Mr. Miller Montague Tex Alice Brogdon Wichita Falls Lawton Fifth and Everett Miller Oklahoma City Carroll Miller U. S. Army Germany Lydia Stephens Park Ola Morris Chico Lizzie Cantrell Nancy Miller Dora Russell Sunset, Tex Harvey Sunset Lloyd Fort Worth Orville Dallas

Obituary notes for Bert Gibson and Willard Lakin services

Services were held for Bert Lee Gibson of 1413 Taft with Rev K M Anderson officiating. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Willard W Lakin, 81, retired farmer, died in Arvin California and will be buried in Rush Springs with local services by Becker Funeral Home. survivors include three sons, two daughters, four brothers, three sisters, and numerous grandchildren.

Willard W. Lakin Cache Rush Springs Arvin Calif Cache Methodist Church

Berry B. Skaggs dies after short illness at 76

Berry B. Skaggs 76 of 510 Summit died at his home at 12 30 p m Saturday after a short illness. Born in Locksburg Arkansas on Oct 3 1887 he came to Lawton in 1930 from Frederick Oklahoma. He married Alice Dee Swink April 5 1919 at Aspermont Texas. A retired civil service worker he was a member of First Baptist church and the Men s Brotherhood class. World War I veteran services 2 p m Tuesday at First Baptist with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Ritter Dalton Funeral Home in charge. Survivors his wife one son Lt Col Alvin Douglas Skaggs Fairfax Virginia five grandchildren one sister in law and several nieces and nephews.

Berry B. Skaggs Summit Skaggs Locksburg Ark Lawton Frederick Alice Dee Swink Aspermont Tex First Baptist Church Men's Brotherhood H. Tom Wiles Sunset Memorial Gardens Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home Alvin Douglas Skaggs Fairfax

Services for John Lewis Musick Held in Snyder

Funeral services were set for 3 p.m. today at the Preston-Leckie chapel for John Lewis Musick 78 born September 5 1885 in Eastland County Texas. Burial will be in Fairlawn cemetery. Survivors include wife Daisy four daughters two sons twelve grandchildren and two sisters.

Oklahoma Mountain Park Snyder Musick Daisy Taylor The Baptist Church Daisy T. C. McDonald W. D. Glaze Oklahoma City J. M. Gill Lubbock Tex J. L. Lanterman Denison Melvin Gus) Musick Mayhill N. M Clyde Jake) Musick Callie Lee Ranger Ila Berry New Smyrna Beach Fla

Nease Rites Held For Grandfield Man

Donald Ray Nease 28 died at 3 30 a m Saturday Funeral at Grandfield Church of Christ at 1 30 p m today with Clyde C Corner minister officiating He was born May 22 1935 in Blair and graduated from Ap pentone High School Survivors include his parents two brothers a sister and maternal grandfather Burial is in Blair Cemetery under Gray's Funeral Home Grandfield

Grandfield Donald Ray Nease Grandfield Church of Christ Clyde C. Corner Nease Blair Appentone H. R. Nease John Burkburnett Tex L. A San Dimas Calif Muldean Rudd Elmer B. O. Gardner Blair Cemetery Gray's Funeral Home

Broadcasters To Meet Here In Oklahoma

The Oklahoma Broadcasters Association plans its annual summer meeting in Lawton on August 21 and 22. Officers re elected include William S. Morgan Norman president Hewe Jones Oklahoma City vice president and Lee Allen Smith Oklahoma City secretary treasurer. New directors are Ken Greenwood Tulsa and Wayne Rowley Claremore who will chair a scholars quiz tourney committee. A second annual radio operations seminar is set for March 7-8 at Norman.

Oklahoma Broadcasters Association Lawton Enid William S. Morgan KNOR Norman Hewe Jones KJEM Oklahoma City Lee Allen Smith WKY Ken Greenwood KRMG Tulsa Wayne Rowley KWPR Claremore Rowley Oklahoma Center For Continuing Education

Police Court Disposes Cases by Municipal Judge Oaks

Saturday dispositions list five defendants with charges and fines. Warren Johnson 40 Apache vagrancy fined 10 dollars. Joy Sandhoutz 50 7082 Summit escape from hi work detail fined 20 dollars. James C Ellison 1403 Pennsylvania disturbance fined 15 dollars. Elaine Scott 20 Hacienda motel driving wrong way on a one way street fined 10 dollars. Freddie Lee 2104 Washington assault and battery bond forfeited 20 dollars. Public drunkenness charges. Four ten dollar fines four twenty dollar fines and one five dollar fine.

J. Merle Oaks Warren Johnson Joy Sandhoutz Summit James C. Ellison Pennsylvania Elaine Scott Freddie Lee Washington

County Over Top In Bonds in 1963 Efforts

Comanche county surpassed its 1963 goal by reaching 103.24 percent of 1.7 million dollars in U S Savings Bonds. Lawton chair Bill Smisson reported 1.755 million in Series E and H bonds sold this year. State totals were 55.9 million, 93.64 percent of 59.7 million. The 1964 county goal was not yet set but expected before February 1.

Comanche County U. S Bill Smisson Lawton Smisson

OU Nurse School Earns Full National Accreditation

The National League for Nursing granted full accreditation to the University of Oklahoma School of Nursing. Dean Helen Patterson announced the review followed an inspection last fall. The 1951 established school will replace its three year certificate with a four year Bachelor of Science in Nursing and expects more scholarships and better job opportunities for graduates.

Oklahoma City UPD National League For Nursing University of Oklahoma School of Nursing Helen Patterson League Collegiate Board of Review

Mrs Kennedy Attends Requiem Mass in Boston

Mrs John F Kennedy arrived in Boston with her sister Lee Radziwill and Eunice Shriver to attend the solemn pontifical Requiem Mass for her husband at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. 1800 invited guests will join 1,800 at 10 a.m. with Cardinal Cushing presiding and Erich Leinsdorf conducting Mozart Requiem televised nationally.

Boston John F. Kennedy Cathedral of the Holy Cross Lee Radziwill Eunice Shriver Torbert H. MacDonald D-Mass Kennedy Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Symphony Orchestra Erich Leinsdorf Mozart

Mutual funds and life insurance sales expansion offer

A leading fund seller announces it now offers life insurance. No travel required the company provides free training medical and life insurance profit sharing and advancement toward sales management.

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