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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1978

Page

2

Veteran Denied Parole Bid By Oklahoma Board

Billy Cherry, an 18 year Army veteran and Vietnam décor bearer, was denied parole for a 1973 Lawton murder. Cherry, 42, faces mandatory military reentry by age 44 and kept his Army path blocked. the board also refused parole for Paul Mayabb in the Willie Drake motel murder case.

McAlester Lawton Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Billy Cherry Cherry Parole Board Jackson Army Paul Mayabb Willie Drake Oklahoma City Mayabbe

Funeral services set for Mrs Dale Ray Rigdon in Gillette

Obituary items list funerals for Mrs Dale Ray Rigdon former Lawton area resident who died in Denver Colorado from a heart attack. Services scheduled Wednesday at Nakker Mortuary Gillette with burial in Gillette. She was born October 1913 in Duncan area and lived in Lawton until 1954. Survivors include husband J L Rigdon two sons Jimmy Lynn Jr in Gillette and Michael in Denver and brother Ellsworth Ray.

Dale Ray Rigdon Lawton Denver Colo Nackers Mortuary Gillette Wyo Rigdon Duncan First Baptist Church J.L Rigdon Jimmy Lynn Jr Mildred O. Dunn Medicine Park Post Cemetery Fort Sill Becker Funeral Home Dunn Savannah Taylor L. Dunn New Braussels Texas Florence Warren Gladys Hollingsworth Fort Lauderdale Fla Aubrey Nation Lufkin Ernest Nation Logansport

Motorcycle Trailer Recovered By Police

Police arrested a 22 year old Lawton man Monday over the October theft of a motorcycle trailer from Bomars Motorcycle Auto Sales at 203 Columbia. Detective Lt. Jay Vickers said the trailer was recovered and the suspect held in city jail. The theft trailer had been painted brown then black before this investigation. The case will go to the district attorney today for possible felony charges.

Lawton Bomar’s Columbia Jay Vickers Vickers

Oklahoma City Market Prices Reported By State Department of Agriculture

The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture released today detailed price ranges for wheat and barley across multiple towns, with wheat at 2.46 to 3.13 per bushel and barley 1.30 to 1.60. In Oklahoma City cattle and calves market activity showed feeders firm, slaughter cows and bulls near steady, with a 3000 head Wednesday auction estimate and various price points for feeder steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and hogs including 45.25 to 43.00 for barrows and gilts and 40.25 to 42.00 for 35-55 pound feeder pigs.

Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Beaver Keyes Liberal Afton Perryton Muskogee Pauls Valley Manchester Medford Clinton Weatherford Eldorado Hobart Ponca City Okeene Watonga Banner el Reno Geary Kingfisher Yukon Lawton Temple Houston Barley

Police Reports List Local Complainants and Thefts

A city police report lists complainants with thefts vandalism and suspicious activity across Lowton. Names include T Jones Pamela Hill Freddie Gallimore Kathy Morgan Tote Am Auto Village George Turner Bettie Bowie Roger Corney Irene Alexander Jackson Elementary School Carl Thompson A W Root Beer Betty Harris Loreta Wise Corolyn Parsint Reynolds & Associates Orville Tarkington Bruce Sanders Roberta Motts Willie Pruitt and others. The note ends with an out-of-context historical aside about William the Conqueror and England.

Lowton T. Jones Kingfisher 14Th and Jefferson Pamela Hill Corral Sheridan Freddie Gallimore Kathy D. Morgan Tote-Am Auto Village S. Sheridan George Turner Billifold 44Th Cowie Road Bettie Bowie Pennsylvania Apt. 4 Roger Corney Fort Silt Washington Seven Irene Alexander Carl E. Thompson A&w Root Beer N. Sheridan Betty Harris N. 16Th Loreta A. Wise E. Gore Apt. A Ferris Corolyn Parsint Toft Clinton-Herring Inc Reynolds & Associates Cache Road Artington Orville Tarkington Verden Southwestern Hospital

Burglary Charged Against Fort Sill Pair

Robert Lamar Hatfield and Ronnie E. Steele both 19 from Fort Sill were charged with second degree burglary in district court. They allegedly took auto parts and tools from Gate Four Auto Sales on North Sheridan after being spotted leaving the scene by Officers Whitis and Johnson. A transmission floor jack and tools were found near the fence.

Robert Lamar Hatfield Ronnie E. Steele Fort Sill Gate Four Auto Sales N. Sheridan Larry Johnson Charles Whitis Whitis Johnson

Search Continues For Young Robber At Hudson Oil

Police pursue a suspect described as a young Black man about 5 foot 4 in gray sweatshirt and faded blue jeans who grabbed about $40 from Jess Johnson at Hudson Oil Co. 1218 Cache Road while he waited on a customer. The incident occurred near 7 30 a m Monday as Johnson stood at a gas station island asking directions to the restroom.

Jess Johnson Hudson Oil Co Cache Road Johnson

Crabtree Named Cache Mayor After Council Meeting

J M Crabtree was appointed mayor of Cache at a recent city council meeting succeeding Rex P Taylor who resigned for major heart surgery. Eugene Huddleston was appointed to fill Taylor's unexpired council term.

Cache J.M. Crabtree Crabtree Rex P. Taylor Eugene Huddleston Taylor

Social welfare spending climbs from 1929 to 1975

Welfare expenditures rose to 286.5 billion dollars in 1975 from 3.9 billion in 1929. The latest figure equals 1319 dollars per person, reflecting a substantial growth in social support costs over the period.

Child Beating Charges Refiled Against Sherman Couple

Charges of beating a 5 year old son were refiled in district court Monday against Mark Alan Sherman and his wife Lois after a prior dismissal for venue issues. Bond set at $500 each, with March 8 hearings. The article also notes Terrullian as the first to formulate Latin Catholic orthodoxy principles.

Mark Alan Sherman Lois Lawton Atty Alan Foster Sherman David Schnitkerr Foster Bond Tertullian

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