Funeral Rites For Schneider Led by Local Clergy
Funeral services for Schneider of 911 Leo Boulevard are set for 2 pm at the Lawton Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Paul Hanna officiating. He died at 2 am after a long illness in a local hospital. burial will be in Highland Cemetery. He immigrated from Russia in 1887 and served in the US Army. survived by his wife Augusta and son John R. Schneider, with a brother in Otis Kansas.
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Tow Schneider
Leo Boulevard
Jas
Russia
Schneider
United States
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Sil
Availor
C. L. Vanis
Henry Picek
Fort Sill
Woscars
Augusta Skacel Jan
Lawton
Lowry-Whitehead American Legion Post
Sehmeider
John R. Schneider
Fred Schneider
Otis
Kan
Cement
T. Riley
Rush Springs
Push Springs
Riley
Silvia
G. E. Riley
Cer
Jean Wilkins
Rolland Esmon
Odessa
Te. L. L
Billy McMullen
Monroe
Law
Tatums
Okla
St. John’s Baptist Church
Tliza
Clifton
Duncan
Joel
Lula Collins
Fort Worth
Celestine Cox
Willie T. Jor
Littlefield
Tex
Dor McMullen
Oakwaond
Alonzo McMullen
Herman McMullen
Waco
Fletcher Funeral Home
Auto Tag Sales Brisk This Year
Comanche county tag agents report rising auto tag sales with 7,25 plates sold by Jan 21, up from 6,600 a year earlier. One week remains to buy car tags before a 10 cent daily fine applies after next Thursday. Commercial firm and fleet registration run strong, though some companies have not registered.
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Comanche County
Ralph Hennessee
Lennessee
Hennessee
Ping Pong Tournament Begins Monday at Lawton Center
A five week ping pong tournament will start Monday at 2 39 pm at the Lawton Youth Center. Director Mrs Jack Howe says it is open to all local teenagers and trophies will be awarded at the tournament's conclusion.
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Lawton
Jack Howe
Howe
Crossed Missiles Welcome Corporal Unit To Fort Sill
The 526th Field Artillery Missile battalion (Corporal) arrived at Fort Sill from Fort Bliss Texas joining the 246th Battalion to support the Army Artillery and Guided Missile School. Maj. Gen. de Sharo Brig. Gen. Walter and Col. Sanders greeted them as the 77th Army Band and unit colors attended the welcome. Hostesses served coffee and cake as the men moved into new barracks in the 2400 area. The battalion is assigned to the Send FA Group.
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524Th Field Artillery Missile Battalion
Fort Sill
77Th Army
52Nd Field Artillery Group
246Th Field Artillery Missile Battalion
Fort Bliss
Theodore G. Wardlow
526Th Field Artillery Missile Battalion
Fort Sil
Tex
U. S. Army Artillery
Thomas E. de Sharo
Fort Sur
Mercer C. Walter
Cal. I. L. Sanders
Lind Field Artillery Group
77Th Army Band
246Th
Service Club No. 1
Sillmen
Civil Defense Focus At Lawton Club Meeting
Pauline English national security chair of the Lawton Business and Professional Women's club spoke on Civil Defense at the Wednesday noon gathering at the Old South Cafeteria. She noted growing programs, a light rescue squad, and upcoming first aid instruction with the observer’s post on the Security Bank building. Bess Christy discussed Lawton Oklahoma’s third largest city, outlining major local industries and Fort Sill.
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Pauline English
National Security
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club
Old South
Bess Christy
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Cameron College awards 22 fresh scholarships for second semester
Twenty-two Cameron college freshmen receive 329 tuition scholarships for the second semester from the Administrative Council. Recipients include Dorig Moon Hollister Merle Murray and Deanna Tucker among others. Esther Becenti also earns a second semester Cameron scholarship.
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Cameron College
Jnior College
Dorig Moon
Hollister
Merle Murray
Comanche
Deanna Tucker
Indiahoma
Lee Caton Potts
Grandfield
Bobby Privett
Walters
Wilson Shoffner
Ryany Arthirt Jantz
Golebo
Donna Peeper
Apache
Kathy Wright
Foster
Janis Tandy
Olustee
Rosemarie Noland
Mountain View
Bessie Payette
Roosevelt
Jerry Horn
Erick
Dean Reeder
Meers
Dalton Melton
Washington
Ohio
Johnny Jerring
Tipton
Barbara Long- Frederick
Doris Johnson
Fletcher
Kenneth Ic
Loveland
Paul Prater
Bray
Gertrude Zweiacker
Devol
Esther Becenti
Fort Sill
Teen Age Talent Show Applications Open at Center
Lawton Youth Center invites local teenagers to apply for the Teen Age Talent show on Feb 1. Applications are at the director’s office 1308 Bell. Show runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Admission 35 cents. Dancing allowed part of evening. Copperettes will serve homemade cakes and punch.
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Lawton Youth Center
Jack Howe
Copperettes
Policemen’s Wives Organization
Budget Cutters Start To Work In Washington
Congressional budget cutters from both parties opened the search for savings in President Eisenhower s 71.8 billion spending plan for the new fiscal year. Rep John Taber aims to trim at least 1 billion and up to 3 billion. Senate GOP figures pledge cuts wherever possible.
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Washington
Congressional
Eisenhower
John Taber
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Declarations of Property Valuation Deadline Set
County Assessor Lester O Paden warns that all homestead and other property declarations must be filed by March 15. About 4 500 to 5 000 owners have declared so far, with about 12 000 expected this year. Paden will tour county communities starting Feb 1 to aid rural filers.
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Lester O. Paden
Paden
Lawton
Constitution and Morning Press
Cameron College Ends Late Enrollment for Night Classes
Cameron College ends late enrollment for the night class term today, registrar Gordon L. Paine notes. About 280 students are enrolled in 21 night courses, with day class enrollment expected to exceed 500 as registration continues through Friday for the next week’s classes.
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Cameron College
Gordon L. Paine
Paine
Cameron
Aggies
Dance Scheduled At Law Inn Youth Center
A dance at the Law Inn Youth Center at 1308 Bell runs from 3 45 p m to midnight Friday. Mrs Jack Howe director says a five piece combo will play. Admission is 50 cents per person.
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Lawinn
Jack Howe
Ad Mission
Junior Livestock Show Plans Set
Plans for the 1957 Junior Livestock Show were outlined by the Jaycees board at a Wednesday noon meeting at the Hotel Lawsonian. A barbecue and annual sale Friday March 8 will kick off events with a 6 30 p.m. barbecue dinner. Lewil Bicket was named to head the premiums committee for champion steers lambs and hogs with Dan Woesner Callie Waid and John Roll handling buyer contact. Door prizes to boost ticket sales will go to the lucky ticket holder and the seller. Paul Hughes leads prize merchandise gathering while Fred Latrance Jr. presided as Jaycee president.
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Jaycees Board of Directors
Lawsonian
Lewil Bicket
Dan Woesner
Callie Waid
John Roll
Paul Hughes
Fred Latrance Jr
Jaycee
Ed wards Enter hospital for minor surgery
Ralph Edwards, emcee of This Is Your Life, checks into Good Samaritan Hospital for minor surgery. An associate said he will miss at least one weekly show.
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Hollywood
Ralph Edwards
Good Samaritan Hospital Today
Coronam Laxative Claims Relief for Constipation
An advertisement promotes Coronam as a new laxative claiming to stretch and stimulate the colon to restore regularity. It touts safety for pregnancy, superior bulk versus old laxatives, and no gastrointestinal side effects. The 60 tablet package is priced at 98 cents.
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CoLonat
Colonain
Messeuriz
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