Funeral Notices for Lowry Craley Mobley in Lawton Area
Multiple funeral notices from Lawton area publish graves and burial details. J Allan Lowry elder farmer dies. Stephanie M. Craley infant dies. Lt Col Ralph M Mobley found dead near Fort Sill. services set at Lawton churches, Highland and Sunset memorials. contributions to Oklahoma Medical Research or Centenary Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allan Lowry
Lawton Area
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Don Nelson
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Lowry
Alhambra
Ill
Mary Kathryn Figge
Stephanie M. Craley
Richard A. Craley II
Ozman
Becker
Byron Elmore
Calvary Assembly @ God Church
Elmer Robnett
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Stephanie
Carolyn Diffee
Lawton
Richard Craley
Howard Moore
Denver
Howard L. Ryder
Greencastle
Nervin Craley
Craley
Earl Hanson
Taft
Calif
Ralph M. Mobley
Wichita Mountains Estates
New Post Chapel
Fort Sill
William H. Hammann
Post Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Mobley
Key Gate
U.S. 277
Trades Students Attend Exposition Trip Planned
Thirty secondary and adult students from the Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Center building trades program travel to Dallas for a two day National Home Builder's Association Exposition. Instructor John Wallace says passes were arranged by Lawton Board of Realtors. The Lawton Home Builders Association donated 250 dollars for meals. lodging and transportation are funded by a class fund. The show features solar equipment and other new building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech
Dallas
John Wallace
Lawton Board of Realtors
Lawton Home Builders Association
Fossil Remains Exhumed Ahead of Cooper River Dredging
Paleontologists remove more than three tons of fossil remains from the Cooper River bed near Columbia ahead of a planned channel dredging project. Findings include vertebrate and invertebrate fossils, aiding study of regional prehistoric life and river geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
Cooper River
Oklahoma lawmakers push pay raise as snow slows session
Oklahoma City AP reports state legislators continue work on an appropriations bill including a controversial employee pay raise. The plan would boost most state workers by about 50 dollars monthly, with the lowest paid rising 10.7 percent to 505 dollars. The package totals 22.6 million, from 8.3 million general funds, and faces ongoing debate despite weather disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Bill Willis
Willis
Gene Howard
David Boren
Senate Appropriations Committee
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Corrections Department
U.S. District Court
Luther Bohanon
Police Reports From Lawton City Detention Desk
Reports list complaints from Dale Kent to Gary Ward and others detailing thefts break-ins and property thefts. Incidents include stolen firewood from a residence, rock thrown through a dining room window, a suspect arrested after a shoplifting incident at Montgomery Ward, business break-ins at Handy Loon Pawn Shop and Standard Gas Station, and thefts of cassette deck token cash watch tires copper wire coats citizen band radio and speaker from various residences and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Dale Kent
Rolando
Michael A. Clay
McArthur Circle
Montgomery Ward
Sheridan
Handy Loon & Pawn Shop
Fort Sil Biva
Standard Gas Station
Smith
Joan Willet
William H. Lewis
Cherry
Jimmy W. Cadeshed
Atlanta
David Watkins
Cache Road
John Edmondson
Oak
Gary L. Melton
Great Mountain Forest Maps 6800 Acres Near Norfolk Conn
The Great Mountain Forest spans 6800 acres in the Berkshire foothills near Norfolk in the northwestern Connecticut region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Mountain Forest
Norfolk
Connecticut
Berkshire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephanie Craley
Ralph Mobley
Wallace
Board of Education
Oklahoma Tax Commission
For
Houston R. Orsburn
Arlington
Lawton, Oklahoma
Larry Neal
Ereat Plains Cleaners
Kitceetiaus
S&c
Beneficial Income Tax Service
Beneficial Finance System
ALTUS
North Main St. Frederick
West Grand St
C Avenue
Beneficial Income
Util. Fir
FIR
Redwood
Particle Board
Og Vso
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