Marlow Chamber Honors Citizens For Contributions
Grace Hubbs and Homer Cobb named Outstanding Citizens of Marlow at the Chamber of Commerce dinner. Cobb, retiring 1975 chamber president, hailed for years on the board and local service. Hubbs noted for teaching and civic work. Hamp Baker, guest speaker, warned Oklahoma’s oil supply may cover only 15 years. legislation could curtail future production. Officers and directors for 1976 announced, with Darvin Allen as president and a new board listed.
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Arlow
Grace Hubbs
Homer Cobb
Marlow
Chamber of Commerce
Cobb
Chamber
Marlow Lions Club
Oklahoma Eye Foundation
Hubbs
Nolan Hubbs
First Baptist Church
Business and Professional
Garden Club Council
Jeanine Bickerstaff
D. B. Green
Hamp Baker
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Baker
Oklahoma
United States
Oklahoma City
Congress
Darvin Allen
Mike Rogers
Alice Underwood
Fred Summer
Bill Elliott
Bob Blanton
Tom Mahaffey
Underwood
Jim Taylor
Russell Stone
Scott Ousley
C. T. Abney
Peggy Prinee
Talmadge Wilcoxson
Jack Graves
Gary Sumner
Jerry Montgomery
Aikido Course Signups Open at YMCA
Sign up by calling the YMCA at 355 9622 to join an aikido course. Fees are lower for members and 15 dollars for non members.
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YMCA
Hearst Jury Selection Opens for SLA Bank Robbery Case
Prospective jurors faced questions on loyalty and bias as U S District Judge presided over Hearst trial. Defense contends Patty Hearst brainwashed and pressured into the 1974 bank robbery. government seeks impartial panels without sympathy or preconceived views.
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U.S. District Court
SLA
Miss Hearst
Goverment
Hearing Delayed In Tavern Dispute Involving Jackie's Lounge
Van Pelt operator of Jackie's Lounge at 613 Lee faces a dispute over three city ordinances. A hearing was rescheduled for Feb. 4 at 9 a.m. after Sexton filed suit seeking to void and declare unconstitutional the non intoxicating beverage and private club provisions.
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van Pelt
Jackie
Lee
Sexton
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer puzzle clues
Puzzle clues list from Eugene Sheffer including entries such as Food is Ugly old Turky Sought by Take out river Small nail Angler's To season Entreaty Ending for war or cur Female ruff Compass reading Pen on farm
Machete Attack Injures Cityan in North Lawton
Police said a man was wounded with a machete in a domestic quarrel at a north Lawton home around 11:30 p.m. He suffered wounds to the forehead right cheek and right hand after a woman wrested the knife from him. Det. Jack Shutts was investigating and no arrests had been made by noon.
Tax help offered to seniors and non English speakers
Free income tax assistance available to senior citizens and low income non English speakers. Call 353 2364 or visit Community Action Agency at 612 C to get help. Service sponsored by the Comanche County Improvement Foundation Inc. Counselors Herbert King and Elaine De Bellis. Appointments required.
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Community Action Agency
Comanche County Improvement Foundation, Inc
Herbert King
Elaine de Bellis
Deadline Nears On Vehicle Tags
The vehicle tag deadline nears with no day penalty through March 1. On March 2 tag prices double. The Tag Agency will resume regular hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday and close Saturdays in February except Feb 28 open 8 a.m. to noon. In Comanche County 95 percent of tag revenue supports county schools, with the remaining five percent covering admin costs.
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Comanche County
Slimnastic Courses Scheduled At YMCA
Slimnastic courses for women fifteen years and older begin Monday at the YMCA. Classes run 9 30 to 11 each Monday Wednesday Friday and 7 pm to pm Monday and Thursday for ten weeks. Objectives include weight reduction through diet, body toning, and muscle conditioning. Members attend free. non members pay 31 for morning sessions and 25 for evening sessions. For information call 355-9622.
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YMCA
Obituary notices from Lawton Oklahoma area
Multiple funeral services and obituaries reported from Lawton and surrounding towns. Names include Ona Irene Crum, Dallas Carter, Teresa Tahsahsanah, Lucille Rigsby, Betty Willard, Clyde Barron, David Chevalier, Evelyn Hornbeck, and David Hale with details on birth, death, burial sites, and surviving relatives.
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Ona
Irene Crum
Faxon
Wichita Falls
Tex
George Stauffer
Chattanooga
Hampton-Vaughan Funeral Home
Crum
Staley
Lewis M. Crum
Eastern Star
First Baptist Church
Pattie L. Davis
C. R. Hudson
Houston
Eunice Capshaw
Scotland
Tenn
Jim Russell
Alameda
Calif
Iver Smothers
Apache
James Lynch
Lawton
Dick Lynch
Junction City
Ore
IRS Airs Tax Deduction For Car Tags in Oklahoma
IRS spokesman says Oklahoma vehicle license tag deductions vary by vehicle age. New cars allow a deduction over the first $20.15, with amounts shifting downward as cars age. older cars 11 years or more allow deduction over the first $6.15. Similar rules apply to mobile homes and recreational vehicle tags, with travel trailer costs deductible over the first $15. The deduction may not apply in states using different formulae.
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Internal Revenue Service
Oklahoma
IRS
Reports of thefts and break-ins across city residences
Police log lists multiple cases including thefts of autos, jewelry, electronics, and a bicycle. break-ins at homes. reported assaults. and harassing phone calls. Names, addresses, and items stolen are catalogued for numerous residents, with several auto thefts and residence burglaries noted.
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Antto Harper
Dearborn
Wisconsin
Ronsid Collicott
Lith and Park
M Price
Elmer Waters
Gell
Cartene T. Smith
Ave
Audrey Pattee
Debra Long
Smith
Robert Kizzier
Orman
Chertes Biggs
Greckenbridge Drive
Robin Hood Drive
Kenneth Sheffield
Normen Campbell
Merte Hinkle
Maple
Mary Devton
Ellaworth
Stephen
Lee Freeman
Neil A. Zimmerman
Injury accidents reported by Lawton police
Times and locations of injury accidents investigated by the Lawton Police Department list Monday at 7 five p m Fort Sill Boulevard and Cowie Road as the scene. Cody Morrison 28 of Isle Gore and Bar Don Blevis 28 of Bryan Tex were taken to Comanche County Memorial Hospital by Kirk s Emergency Service per patrolman Larry Mohamed.
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Fort Sill Boulevard
Cowie Road
Coty Morrison
of Isle Gore
Bar Don
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Hearst
Eugene Sheffer
Tate, Maas National Bank
FDIC
Johnson - Pace
Sheridan
Area Funeral Services
Dallas Carter
Waurika
Jefferson County
Waurika Church of Christ
Don Goin
Pryor Ward
Missouri
Melrose School
Ophia Wilkens
Church of Christ
Wanda Wilson
Hawkins
Mel
Alfa Brashers
Bill Cooper
Pensacola
Fla
Teresa R. Tahsahsanah
Teresa Renee Tahsahsanah
Sharon Kay Tahsahsanah
E Ave
Becker Funeral Home
Sherwood Tsough
Cache Indian Methodist Church
Post Oak Cemetery
Indiahoma
Teresa
PHS
John McNeal
Alex H. Tahsahsanah
Spencer Mowatt
Lucille Rigsby
Lucille Lecilie Rigsby
Betty Lou Willard
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Dan Palesand
Eternal Light Pentecostal Holiness Church
Highland Cemetery
Clyde L. Barron
Baltimore
Reynolds Army Hospital
James Stafford
St. Barbara Catholic Church
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Christian D. Chevalier
Christian David Chevalier
David M. Chevalier
Mooers
N.Y
Crown Funeral Home
Andrew Chevalier
Rouses Point
Arnold Gongo
Evelyn H. Hornbeck
Northwest Church of Christ
Harold McKay
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Huddleston
Mrs. Hornbeck
Geronimo
Lawton High School
Abilene Christian College
Oklahoma Department of Institutions
Robert Shannon
Jan Reed
Huntington Beach
Jill Hornbeck
Jim Gaskins
Norman Circle
Eddie Gaskins
Bill Gaskins
Freeport
David B. Hale
Rt. 1
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Hale
London
Lawton Auctioneer Co
Lee Bird
Edith Hale
Col
James E. Convey
Ward
James Edward Convey
Fairfax
Ft. Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Murphy Funeral Home
Arlington
Convey
Lawton Police Deport
Lawton Insulation Co. and Carpet Cleaners
Kiwanis
Great Plains Colliseum
Nes As Children’s Shelter
Salvation Army
Tipton’s Children Home
Red Cross
Evangelist Herman Rios
Highland Baptist Church
Bessie Pastor
Jimmy Lehew
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