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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1956

Page

4

4 H Contest Winners Listed at Fort Sill Indian School

Comanche county held a large 4 H food preparation and timely speech contest at Fort Sill Indian School gymnasium. Carlene Benke won grand champion in food. Lucy Chee took reserve. Junior Timely Speech champion was Gloria Ann Benke with My Obligation. Judy Livingston was reserve with 4 H Makes Good Sports.

Comanche County Fort Sill Indian School Carlene Benke Hillside Lucy Chee Fort Sill Gloria Ann Benke Judy Livingston Faxon Marvin Livingston Larry Watson Tommy Tommlinson Sterling Larry Brantley Shirley Brantley Eurah Richards Cache Shirley Jones Flower Mound Judy Roberts Indiahoma Rae Nell Stoll Mary Jane Smith Clara J. Kelley Lawton Chamber of Commerce Public Service Co Lawton Bill Cawthon Chattanooga Kitty Johnston Tillman County Virginia Berrey Maurita Green Cotton County Jasper Hart Walters Laxton Malcom Frederck Aubrey Wilson Spencer Queton Margie Kowena FSIS Judy Allen Karen Brock Fletcher Linda Berryhill Nancy Bailey LaNita Buchwald Lois Brown Linda Crabtree Bessie Curtsinger Mery Sue Clower Kathy Dossey Alice Dilling Diana Freeman Judy Guthrie Linda Harrison Karen Hill Patricia Ann Hurst Julene Kirklen Francis Kuntz Janice Lee Paula Lawson Elgin Shirley Musgrove Joan Nunley Diane Patton Mary Ellen Ryan Sherry Robertson Linda Reid Margaret Rogers Patsy Rogers Ash Grove Betty Ann Lanmann Geronimo Patty Singleton Mary Tomlinson de de Thorp Barbara Werger Kathryn Norton Beaver Bend Carolyn Pittman Brenda Long Sharon Ryder Junie Burgess Marilee Chebahtah BOYS Cahriel Benke Donnie Buchwald Charles Bailey Larry Buchwald Jimmy Harrell Bob Jerry Jack Stotts Joe Lynn Wernl Jerry Singleton Gary Braly Junior Boys Johnny Farrar Billy Carr James Noleland Lynn Snyder Ronnie Baughman Jerry Bland Lanny Buchwald Larry Benke Gentry Castleman Billy Cawthon Don = Caldwell Jimmy Carter Gerald Curtsinger Bobby Ferguson Bobby Grooms Kenneth Grooms William Hawkins Fletcner Joe Harrell Jerry Rogers Coy Rogers Kelly Sharp Bobby Schrick Tommy Tomlinson Jay Woodward Lahoma Cartsinger Janie Carson Karen Elling Janeris Hagar Patsy Sprouse Francis Holder Stony Point Charlotte Ingle Sherry Jacobs Judy Lovelady Carolyn Ridgway Pearl Thornton Martha Wells Hulene Wilson Valera Jo Winnerby Karen Tomlinson Kathleen Woesner Cerita Mallow Neva Bishop Wanda Ballard Venita F. Hawpe Roberta Whitewolf Lynda Wilson Suellen Barker Maxine Perdasophy Peggy Rooney Bessie Cutsinger Juanita Scott Rosalie Tieyah Laverne Burney Louise Rowe Yvonne Lee Laura Carter Laverna Nieda Marie Helen Paddock Angeline King Mary Ann Brown Carol Johnson Marlene Ann Tso Marlene Pechedo Doris Francis Arlene Belone Delores Trijak Karen Sue Tomlinson Parkerhouse Pauline Martin Gracy Avrise

Lincoln Students Present Three Plays at Elementary Show

Lincoln elementary fourth graders staged three plays, led by Lets Play Safe and Ye Old Country School casts with students like Cecil Archer and Walter Gillispie. The event featured a piano solo by Kathy Dossey and state contest results for food preparation and speeches.

Lincoln Elementary Cecil Archer Carl Blackburn Kenneth Blackburn Jimmy Camp Gary Cook Donald Crawford Arnold Davidson Richard Fults Robert Ingle Calvin Keller Gary Marshall Jerry Morgan Loren Nix Terry Riley Nairn Saver Ralph Stapleton Alan Vanover Michael Wood Carolyn Bell Gay Crawford Kathy Dossey Neta Fite Sharon Godfrey Sheryl Hamm Judy Moore Margaret Pearson Brenda Smith Nancy White Ruth White Carol Shackleford Walter Gillispie Lonnie Henson Jackie Dean Hill Charles Munoz James Paddoca Jimmy Phelps Angela Sleeper Richard Webster Richard Woody Leonard Mick Pillip Hendrix Jr Ernest Hale Melba Berner Rebecca Betts Sanda Caldwell Sharon Carrier She

Giant Power Shovel Runs Wild In Show Cadiz Ohio

Experts studied the world's largest power shovel christened the Mountaineer after it ran wild during a public demonstration in Cadiz Ohio. Six children escaped injury as the 160 foot high machine dumped roughly 30 tons of earth near the crowd. The incident occurred when a clutch failure allowed the 60 cubic yard bucket to swing toward spectators during the first public dig.

Cadiz Ohio Hanna Coal Co Hanna Division Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co

Insurance Agents To Hear Executive In Stillwater

Stan Hale, vice president in charge of sales for Mutual of New York, will be principal speaker at the General Insurance Sales Congress in Stillwater February 4 5. Lawton agents are expected to attend. Al Lenz MUNY agent for Lawton will attend the companys agent meeting in Oklahoma City February 3.

Stan Hale Mutual of New York Insurance Company Stillwater Lawton al Lenz Mutual of New York C Company Oklahoma City

Funeral Rites for Lacy Peden Held in Lawton

Services for Lacy Peden 52 of 1717 Elm were held at 3 p.m Thursday in the Lawton Funeral home chapel with Rev. Fred Cox of Sterling officiating. Burial followed in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Peden died at 9 p.m. Monday after a yearlong illness. Bearers were Gordon Brown, Marvin Parnell, Rodney Turner, John Cable, Oliver Bridwell and Arthur Murray.

Lacy Peden Elm Lawton Funeral Home Fred Cox Sterling Sunset Memorial Gardens Peden Gordon Brown Marvin Parnell Rodney Turner John Cable Oliver Bridwell Arthur Murray

Burial rites for Charles Edwin Eddie Shipley

Eddie Shipley 44, formerly of Lawton, died after a heart attack at an Owasso drug store where he worked. Services were held Thursday at Highland cemetery with Rev. E H Snodgrass officiating. Lawton Funeral Home handled arrangements. Funeral service also conducted Wednesday at First Christian church. Bearers included Wendell Stephen, Ross Hanks, Jimmy Hysan, Hugh Mays, Leon Rounds, and K.

Charles Edwin Eddie Shipley Lawton Highland Cemetery E. H. Snodgrass Centenary Methodist Church Lawton Funeral Home Shipley Owasso Okla First Christian Church Wendell Stephenson Ross Hanks Jimmy Hysan Hugh Mays Leon Rounds

Altus Air Force Base seeks bids for test stand electrical work

Maj. Elmer G. Lauen announced sealed bids will be accepted until Feb. 2 for modifications to electrical service at the Altus Air Force Base jet engine test stand. Plans and specifications are available at building 320 or by telephone extension 215.

Elmer G. Lauen Altus Air Force Base Altus Afb

Emerson Fourth Graders Stage Mr Sim Tumm Play

Fourth grade students at Emerson elementary presented the playlet Mr Sim Tumm Gives The Alarm. Cast included Dennis Easter as Sim Tumm Glendel Coffman as Mr Orange Sharon Moore as Mrs Orange and others. Mrs Verna Lee Glass directed the play with songs by Mrs Nancy Forsyth a civil defense talk by LeAlyce Oberle and a skit by Bobby Branch and Sam Jenkins.

Sim Tumm Emerson Elementary School Dennis Easter Glendel Coffman Mr. Orange Sharon Moore Mrs. Orange Charles Shore Lemon Jimmy Alldredge Lula Mae Ball Mrs. Carrot LeAlyce Oberle Michael Coley Julia Ramos Michael Winter Richard Shaw Charlain Moore Ray Holloway Bobby Branch Sam Jenkins Clarice Mc

Lawton Seniors To Receive Army Commissions

Two Lawton seniors at the University of Oklahoma will be commissioned as second lieutenants in a Norman ceremony Sunday. Floyd W. Harris and Roger E. Salmon, sons of local residents, join 33 OU Army ROTC graduates who have completed requirements for graduation.

Lawton University of Oklahoma United States Army Norman Floyd W. Harris M. A. J. Harris Roger E. Salmon A. L. Salmon

Campbell Hill: Ohio's High Point Near Bellefontaine

The article notes Campbell Hill near Bellefontaine as Ohio's highest point at 1,550 feet. The summit's elevation marks a geographic landmark for the state, highlighted in the region's topographic records.

Ohio Campbell Hill Bellefontaine

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