National Legion Commander Visit To Lawton Banquet
National Legion Commander W C Nol will speak at a 7 pm banquet in Lawton honoring him. Post No 195 plans a $2 per person event chaired by Fateman Zurling with Allan Hulfine. The visit marks the commander’s first to Lincoln area in recent years. details remain tentative with arrival possible Thursday afternoon and departure late night. Participants include A R C Tyner Jr., department adjutant, both veterans.
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Satmat
W. C. ‘Nol
American Legion
Allan OC
Hulfine
Fateman- Zurling
Kelstar
Lawton
Lincon
Daniel
Van
Thufine Seid
A. R. Cag Tyner Jr
American Legion of Oklahoma
Borh Daniel and
Tener
Dinnis
Navy
Tyner
Air Force
Public Records Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
A dense public records item lists multiple marriage licenses and divorce actions. It names numerous individuals, spouses, and cases such as Lindsey vs Murray, Marjorie Bo Goorse, and Sirtens vs George Ek Stevens, noting some divorces granted or filed and several parties connected across counties.
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Clarence Weorlalt
Fabt Sil
Ean Rose Liliehawk
F. Wile M. Re
Withita
Falls
Nelda
Wilave
Tamstene
Berner Vann
Gene Pennss
Lindset Y
Tachard Chrimender
Vernon
Rex
Mary BE
Malloy
Kavideen
Superion
Lindsey
Murray Samuel Divarie
Wer
Orie Banes
Geneve
Ort
Tams
Divarce
Dred
Dunesun
Ve. Divarce
Umlah
Faynund A
Divarvo
Marjane Bo Goorse
FL Bissett
Shanice
Frove Mar Muri
Rohed Ny
Divarro Granind
Emaling Sirtens
George Ek Stevens
Pena Rose Grebe
Ver Brews
Viverns Granted
Rebeepa
Roche
Richard Bardivaree Leal
Teyas Ts
Alfred FP
Roedicaree
Sammie Phillips
Jack Wy
Trullips Jn
Divoree Men
Dnan Ho Mean
G Mira Divar Es Granite Mod
Sain
Talma Sanai
Patuca
Ray
Leslie Verioat
Ted
Kenneh
Durham
Diverre Eranioil Wiliam
W. James
Emme Mae James
Joseph Ald EL
Calisthenics Replace Recess By Bile Cook
Ward McCracken Jefferson Elementary replaces recess with a calisthenics and organized recreation program to fit limited playground space. Classes twenty minutes, staggered to limit crowding, weather moves from playground to auditorium, with morning and afternoon sessions for different grades. Early injuries costly first aid. since start, injuries have fallen. Superintendent John Shoemaker notes mixed opinions but supports watching the approach given space limits.
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Erice Oliver
Jefferson Elementary School
Ward McCracken
Richardson
McCracken
McCrack
John Shoemaker
Building Permits For Homes Okayed
Four building permits for new houses were issued last week by city building inspector Charlie Mankin. Caldwell received three permits for frame houses costing about 7000 each at 61, 26 and 248 Ozman. Salvatore Milety was issued a permit for a Basti lau frame house at 1005 Sheridan Round, costing about 3000. Mankin also issued permits for two frame buildings to CE Putney to move from Arlington to 15012 C and from 2016 to outside the city. An agricultural fair report notes gate receipts six times those of major league baseball.
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Charlie Mankin
C& DB
Caldwell
Ozman
Salvatore Milety
Basit Lau
Sheridan
Mankin
CE. Putney
Old Trail Route From Detroit To Chicago Belongs To Potae Watomi
A historic note recalls that the stretch of U S highway 12 between Detroit and Chicago traces its origins to an ancient trail once used by the Potae watomi Indians. The path shaped early travel routes and influenced regional development.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cityan Seeks Court Order to Bar Woman from Tavern
Lawton woman Mary Kline filed a district court suit to enjoin Mabel L. Holloway from entering or operating the Coan Ton No. 12 C. alleging Holloway owns two thirds and that Holloway and Haines Robinson disrupt harmony of the business. Kline claims former owners Eugene Kline Robinson and Solomon Tyson, now in the Army, were directed by superior officers to discontinue operations before Dec. 20, causing customer loss. Plaintiff seeks disclosure of Robinsons claimed interest and an injunction to protect the tavern’s operation.
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Lawton
Coan Ton
No. 12
Seven
Mary Kline
Lewis Derke
Mabel L. Hollowey
Haines Robinson
Kline
Eugene Kline
Robinson
Solomon Tyson
Voli
Holloway
Polio Clinic Hit Second One Planned
A second polio immunization clinic will run 8 a.m. to 12 noon next Saturday, following a first session that vaccinated 780 persons. Dr. Charles T. Miller Jr., director of the County City Health department, urged all eligible residents under 20 and expectant mothers to attend, noting the required intervals between shots and touting immunization to eliminate polio.
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Charles TM. Miller Jr
County City Health Department
Miller
Faculty Pep Club Planned For Game At Central Lawton
Mrs Mary Helen Miller heads a committee to organize a faculty pep club to back the school team in the Central Lawton high school basketball game January 28. About 55 faculty members will participate, with readings by A Richardson principal. The faculty game is slated for 8 p m on January 28 with proceeds to the 1957 March of Dimes. Miller will lead Opal Clare Mrs Billie Clark Mrs Trula Ann Robinson and Miss Mary Grundy as organizers.
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Mary Helen Miller
Central Lawton High School
A. Richardson
Sting Mus
Miller
Opal Clare
Billie Clark
Trula Ann Robinson
Mary Grundy
Arthritis Rheumatism Vital Facts Explained
Public service notice promotes a free 36 page illustrated book about arthritis and rheumatism. Explains causes, effects, and neglect danger with drugless treatment proven in thousands of cases. Request by writing to The Balt Clinic Dept 2015 Excelsior Adv.
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Balt Clinic
Excelsior
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Elgin
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City National Bank
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Lawton, Oklahoma
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Sears Easy
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Harmony
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Angie Iron
Usuell
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Okla
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Koehler Bldg
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