Funeral rites for Linda Kidder 27 in Stephenville Tex
Funeral services for Linda Kidder formerly of Lawton who died in a Thursday automobile crash in Stephenville will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at Becker Funeral Home chapel with Rev. H Tom Wiles officiating. Burial in Highland cemetery. She died Friday morning from punctured lung and head injuries after a collision in which she was a car passenger. Born March 23 1925 in Dallas she lived in Lawton with her parents J B Kidder and the late Mary Kidder. Survivors include her father three brothers a sister two sons and two daughters. Only one daughter Linda Derrell Whitt is named by the funeral home.
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Linda Kidder
Lawton
Stephenville
Tex
Becker Funeral Home Chapel
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Dallas
Texas
J. B. Kidder
Georgia
Mary Kidder
James
Daniel
Chicago
Phillip
U. S. Navy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Salvador Rivera
Pearsall
Linda Derrell Whitt
Area Men In Service and Local Obituaries
Obituary notices for Thomas Cash 73 of 206 E Columbus Lawton born 1879 He lena Ark and buried near Fletcher Funeral home. Paddyaker Dudley Paddyaker 62 Cache died in Lawton after three weeks illness survived by wife five sons and faith Deyo Baptist. Army notes Harold Walter Gregory cooks for 75th FA Bn cake Welcome Jan shows. Lee Bowles son of Otis Bowles earns Infantryman badge in Army. Lt Glenn Knauer Second Infantry Division Korea radar officer rests five days in Japan.
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Cache
Dudley Benton Paddyaker
Lawton
Deyo
Paddyaker
Hazel Carney
Duncan
Floyd
Armed Services
Germany
Benton Jr
Carl
Victor
Cpl
Walter L. Gregory
Jan Sterling-Paul Douglas
75Th FA Bn
Gregory
Jan
Iss
Glenn W. Knauer
Ruth
1401
Japan
Korea
Brownie Troop 13 Welcomes New Members for Knitting
Ruth and Janice Gladney joined Brownie Troop 13 meeting with co leader Mrs. P. R. Calvery at 1425 N. 24th to learn knitting. Other members Judith Anne Clouser Kim Kinney Barbara Frand Patsy Jones Carol ine Robertson Pamela Calvery attended. 2010 Gore with co leader Mrs. M. C. Ballard assisting. Refreshments were served to Patsy Ballard Jeanita Jeter Judy Zipf Sharon Hutchins Cheryl Lewis and Ann Wamley.
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Ruth
Janice Gladney
Coleader
P. R. Calvery
N. 24Th
Judith Anne Clouser
Kim Kinney
Barbara Frand
Patsy Jones
Caroline Robertson
Pamela Calvery
Gore
M. C. Ballard
Patsy Ballard
Jeanita Jeter
Judy Zipf
Sharon Hutchins
Cheryl Lewis
Ann Wamley
Notable Native American Family Funeral Details in Oklahoma
The obituary lists Wakeah Headway Knowles and Annetta Mahsetsky Lawton along with Mrs Aud rey Jones Cache as the deceased's three daughters from a former marriage. He had three brothers Bill Red Elk Clinton Red Elk Codynah Walters and four sisters Wakeah Tabbytyte Walt ers Rose Komah Cache Maude Cochran Merle Little Chief. Services set for 2 30 p m Monday at the Devo Mission with Rev Don M Grumman Walters officiating burial in Mission cemetery under Cache Funeral home direction.
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Wakeah Headway
Knowles
Okla
Annetta Mahsetsky
Lawton
Audrey Jones
Cache
Bill Red Elk
Clinton Red Elk
Codynah
Walters
Wakeah Tabbytyte
Rose Komah
Maude Cochran
Merle Little
Devo Mission
Don M. Grumman
Mission Cemetery
Cache Funeral Home
Morrill Act Establishing Land Grant Colleges Passed by Congress
The Morrill Act establishing land grant colleges in the United States was passed by Congress in a historic session. It designated public universities to broaden higher education and support agricultural and technical studies nationwide.
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Congress
Wood badge reports from Intermediate Troop 3 at St Andrew's
Members of Intermediate Troop 3 gathered at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with Mrs Dean Paramore to hear reports on the Wood badge. Attendees included Earlene Poston Jayne Holsinger Vonda Lee Pipes Marilyn Gordon Deanna Paramore Sylvia Wigington Sue Stamps Pat Lee Billie Jean Heinz Peggy Wickman and Barbara Atkins.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Dean Paramore
Earlene Poston
Jayne Holsinger
Vonda Lee Pipes
Marilyn Gordon
Deanna Paramore
Sylvia Wigington
Sue Stamps
Pat Lee
Billie Jean Heinz
Peggy Wickman
Barbara Atkins
Troop 4 Meets at Mrs. Anderson Home for Community Badge
Intermediate Troop 4 continued earning the My Community badge during a meeting at 1716 Oak hosted by Mrs. J. G. Anderson with Mrs. H. R. Perry assisting. Refreshments were served to Norma Jean Abbott Rheua Nell Lawrance Claudia Looney Nancy Ann Pipes Karelin Cole Carrol Anderson Ann Lea Knowles Donna Sue Lloyd Judy Bolinger Helen Perry Judy McCord and Carolyn Burgess.
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J. G. Anderson
1716
Oak
H. R. Perry
Norma Jean Abbott
Rheua Nell Lawrance
Claudia Looney
Nancy Ann Pipes
Karelin Cole
Carrol Anderson
Ann Lea Knowles
Donna Sue Lloyd
Judy Bolinger
Helen Perry
Judy McCord
Carolyn Burgess
Brownie Troop 22 Holds Business Session
Brownie Troop 22 conducted a business session led by Mrs. D. L. Jeter.
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Troop 22
Brownie Troop 22
D. L. Jeter
Brownie Troop 8 Makes Crepe Paper Dolls at Leader’s Home
Members of Brownie Troop 8 crafted dolls from wooden spoons and crepe paper at Mrs. Dennis Cox home 1812 Taylor. After games, refreshments were served to Pamela Wood Pamela Kay Roberts Helga Roberts Linda Kay Gross Lenora Hansen Melba Hix Pamela Cox Rebecca McGuire Janet May Golden and Deanne Norris.
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Brownie Troop 8
Dennis Cox
1812 Taylor
Pamela Wood
Pamela Kay Roberts
Helga Roberts
Linda Kay Gross
Lenora Hansen
Melba Hix
Pamela Cox
Rebecca McGuire
Janet May Golden
Deanne Norris
Meeting for second class health badges with leaders
Meeting with their leaders, Mrs. Robert Burns and Mrs. B Rutherford, at Smith streets, completed health and safety requirements for second class badges. Attendees included Sharon Shelton, Gay Muttons, Wynona McDonald, Diana Herder, Kay Pavillard, Mary Franklin, Frances McFarland, Saundra Garrison, Pamela Rutherford, Sharon Cummings and Rita Lilly.
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Robert Burns
Smith
B. Rutherford
Sharon Shelton
Gay Muttons
Wynona McDonald
Diana Herder
Kay Pavillard
Mary Franklin
Frances McFarland
Saundra Garrison
Pamela Rutherford
Sharon Cummings
Rita Lilly
Sharon Farmer Receives Needlecraft Badge at Troop Meet
Intermediate troop 6 met with leader Mrs Leo D Johns at 806 Arlington where Sharon Farmer was invested and received her membership pin. Co leader Mrs Olen D Atkins assisted as the group studied designs in continuing work on the Needlecraft badge. Joyce Smith and Lorene Bendur were welcomed as new members among a list of attendees.
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Sharon Farmer
Leo D. Johns
Arlington
Olen D. Atkins
Joyce Smith
Lorene Bendure
Susan Green
Mary Jane Smith
Judy Gibson
Barbara Wallace
Carolyn McCracken
Geneva Clark
Patsy Bailey
Laverne Brown
Betty Jo McLain
Jane Atkins
Marilyn Cookson
Chamber Names 1953 Chamber Committees and Chairs
The Chamber of Commerce unveiled its 1953 committee assignments under new president Clyde Shelton. The list shows chairmen for Agriculture Aviation Cameron College City Beautiful Fort Sill Indian School Kiowa Indian hospital Industrial Daily Improvement Long Range Planning Military Affairs Roads Taverns and more with the chairmen named for each group.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Clyde Shelton
Board of
C. E. Price
Lawrence Keegan
Johnny Keathley
Jack Carter
George Whitten
Vernon Howell
E. H. Acker
Kid McCoy
Charles Kelsey
Bob Dawes
Luke Duff
J. C. Kennedy
Ernest Greenwalt
Clara Kelley
Bill Seig
L. C. Wiley
Gene Mathews
al Green
E. R. Thompson
Lewis Haydock
Arlen Johnson
W. T. Burleson
Jerry Hosner
Glen Powers
Cecil Green
A. B. Gosselin
K. K. King
Carl Stephens
Glenn Frimian
George Picek
Duane Huscher
Cameron College
Ted Warkentin
W. E. Tomlinson
Robert F. Naylor
W. F. Lewis
City Beautiful
Lula Bundy
Nettie Pippin
Bertrude Fields
Catherine Kimes
Lela J. Wilson
Margaret Day
Pauline English
Mary Pokorny
Dixie Scruggs
Lottie Friedman
W. R. Sanders
Frankie Stafford
Dora Bryan
Fort Sill
Kiowa Indian Hospital
John Thomas, Jr
Hall Redecorated by Masons and Eastern Star
Members of the Masonic lodge and Order of Eastern Star spent three evenings redecorating and refurnishing the Snyder Masonic hall. Refreshments were served at the close of the meetings.
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Snyder
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Snyder Masonic Hall
Murray Urges Legislature to Study State Economy Measures
Oklahoma City Gov. Johnston Murray says the Legislature should begin studying possible economies in state agencies and boards. He plans to urge the Senate next week to take action on specific agencies.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Senate
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Columbia
Helena
Ark
Langston
Cash
Church of Christ At
First
Euclid
Ophelia
Walter
Marines
Oceanside
Calif
Harry
Dudley Paddyaker
Lee Bowles
Lee E. Bowles
CWO
Otis R. Bowles
Bowles
L. Glenn W. Knauer
Troop 13
Neon Sicn Co
Wood
Gayle
Wrecker and Road Service
Troop 8
R. L. Gilbert
Sam Maddux
Newt Irwin
Ray Babbitt
E. L. Bowman
Fred Larrance, Jr
John Plaxco
Don Billingslea
S. Arno Lund
Charles Gallaher
A. P. Burns
George Page
A. B. Hambrick
J. Hale Edwards
Ed Gartrell
Wyatt B. Hendrick
Daily Improvement
Allen Bilbery
R. E. Glenn
T. A. Hamra
R. V. Scott
Ron Stephens
Ned Shepler
Exall English
Frank Kitchens
James G. Knox
A. J. Rawlings
J. R. Montgomery
Ford Mugg
Lewis Zorbis
Jake Witzel
W. F. Wulf
E. C. Williams
Emmett Keough
Clare Morford
C. E. Wade
Lawton Burton
Julius Johnston
Charles Young
Jack Webb
Lloyd Jacks
Hugh Platts
Cisco Jaynes
Bill Lux
L. E. Jones
Hall
Edt
Eiseman
Koehler
Chevrolet
General Motors
H.p
Green -Phillips Chevrolet
Eugene L.bowman
Eugene L. Bowman Co
Murray
Hyder
Chattanooga
Oklahoma
LA J
Case Tractor Blacksmith
Col. L. L. Kinder
F. C. Minton
Logan D. Hyder
D — Lawton
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