Aaron Slick to Frolic Again in Lawton High Play
Lawton High School presents the three act comedy Aaron Slick from Skin Crick by the speech department as its annual paid assembly. Set on an Oklahoma farm the play features a widow a local hick and a mischievous girl. Proceeds support junior and senior high speech activities. Cast includes Jimmy Reynolds Suzy Stowe Sandra Clark James Burn Glenn Webb Shirley Ray Sonya Reynolds.
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Aaron Slick
Lawton High Assembly
Skin Crick
Lawton High School
Oklahoma
Jimmy Reynolds
Suzy
Punkin Crick
Sandra Clark
Soil Improvement Group Sets Goals for 1953
Kiowa County soils improvement committee adopted 10 goals for 1953 at the county agent's office. Goals include soil testing soil building legume crops alfalfa acreage better pastures program use of fertilizers fertilizer demonstrations field days barnyard manure and moisture conserving tillage. Members present included Paul Swanson F M Myers Sid Barnes J Bryan Gentry Virgil Wallace W E Wegner.
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Snyder
Kiowa County
Kiowa
Former Comanche County Attorney Retires In Ohio
Joel S. Rhinefort, once Comanche County Attorney and brother of Mrs. George Gutshall of Chattanooga, ends a 20 year Lucas County prosecuting attorney tenure with a perfect homicide record. He served in Comanche in 1917 18, moved to Toledo in the 1920s, joined Lucas County in 1933, and now retires leaving the top post to an assistant with a flawless homicide record.
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Joel S. Rhinefort
Comanche County
George Gutshall
Chattanooga
Lucas County
Ohio
Rhinefort
Toledo
Famed Pickpocket To Display Talents For Knife Fork Club
The Law ton Knife and Fork club invites the public to a guest night featuring Fred Roner from Vienna, a renowned pickpocket praised by authorities. The 7:30 p.m. Thursday event at Cameron college cafeteria promises a colorful demonstration of pocket picking, with a large crowd anticipated. Roner, a former shirt maker and magician, fled Vienna with his wife after the Nazi rise and later turned to magic and pickpocketing as his main act.
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Lawton Knife & Fork Club
Leslie T. Hamm
Fred Roner
Vienna
Cameron College
Roner
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Charles E. Wilson
Henry Ford II
Robert A. Taft
Poland
State Insurance Analyst Resigns to Move to Texas
Oklahoma City report says Gordon F. Hayslip, state insurance policy analyst, resigned yesterday per the Insurance Board. Hayslip will relocate to Houston to take other employment opportunities.
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Texas
Oklahoma City
Gordon F. Hayslip
Insurance Board
Hayslip
Houston
Preachers and Superintendents to Vie in Dimes Ball Game
A charity volleyball game features two teams headed by preachers and Sunday school superintendents plus Rotary members. It is set for 7 30 p m Monday at Snyder grade school gymnasium to raise funds for the local March of Dimes drive. Mrs Homer McElroy directs stunts, per Rev L C Summers polio drive chairman.
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Snyder
Rotary Club
Homer McElroy
L. C. Summers
Geronimo Club Plans Dimes Ball Game at High School
The Geronimo Home Demonstration Club schedules a 7 30 p m game Monday against the Allendale Community Club at Geronimo High School. Public attendance is invited and proceeds support the March of Dimes drive.
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Geronimo Home
Geronimo
Allendale Community Club
Geronimo High School
Area Men In Service Snyder
Neal W Stephens sonarman third class US Navy serves in Subordinate Group I Mare Island group of the Pacific Reserve fleet. Parents Mr and Mrs Arthur W Stephens of Snyder report his wife is Joyce Moore of Mill Creek. He graduated Snyder high school and entered the Navy in August 1950.
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Snyder
Neal W. Stephens
United States Navy
Mare Island
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Arthur W. Stephens
Joyce Moore
Mill Creek
Snyder High School
Navy
Kennedy to Speak at Snyder Chamber Breakfast
J C Kennedy of Lawton will discuss ore deposits in the area as guest speaker for the Snyder Chamber of Commerce stag breakfast at 7 30 a m on February 1 at the Snyder community building.
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Snyder
J. C. Kennedy
Lawton
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Snyder Community
Fat Steers Bring 34 50 Per Hundred At Denver
The final sale of the 1953 National Western Stock Show saw 158 fat steers average 34.30 per 100 pounds. Remaining animals are several hundred registered range bulls to be sold privately. The top price reached 80 per 100 pounds for the reserve champion fat steer in the junior show divisions.
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Denver
Motor Carriers Move About Nine Billion Tons of Freight
A study estimates that U.S. freight movement by motor carriers totals roughly nine billion tons annually. The figure underscores the scale of trucking in national commerce and logistics networks.
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United States
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Eles
Packer Label
Busy Baker
U. S
Rod Ment
Autograf
Atkins
Ot Building Material Store
Knife Fork Club
Nortor
Aiken
Kennedy
LG Business College
Zwaan
America
Aero-Lark
F.O.B
Willys
N. Y
Fifth and
F Avenue
Motor Sales
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