Funerals Planned for Hale and Wallace Rites in Kentucky and Sterling
Funeral services for David B. Hale 85 of Rt 1 London Kentucky and for Fannie Wallace 104 of Chickasha Oklahoma are announced. Hale dies of an apparent heart attack. Services Saturday at Rawlings Funeral Home London with graveside rites at Hale Cemetery. Wallace funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Assembly of God Church Sterling Cemetery burial follows. Wallace born January 10 1872 in Boswell and widow of Jesse Wallace. Survivors include three daughters and 26 grandchildren. Local arrangements handled by Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home.
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David B. Hale
Rt. 1
Rawlings Funeral Home
London
Hale Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter- Dalton Funeral Home
Sterling
Fannie Wallace
Chickasha
Assembly of God Church
Sterling Cemetery
Wallace
Boswell
Jesse Wallace
Donna Wilson
Summit
Lawton
Essie Hollis
Leona Owen
State Grain and Cattle Markets Report From Oklahoma City
State Department price listings show grain and produce values across towns led by amram at 3.23 to 3.83 and barley near 1.90 to 2.40 per bushel. Cattle and calves trade in Oklahoma City runs brisk with feeder steers 300 to 875 pounds priced up to 41.75 and feeder heifers 29.00 to 32.50, hogs easing 44.00 to 49.10, while eggs and broilers also listed.
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Oklahoma City
State Peace of Agriculture
Amram
Muskogee
Afton
Manchester
Medford
Pauls Valley
Beaver
Liberal
Eldorado
Banner
Clinton
Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Okeene
Ponca City
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Perryton
Keyes
Temple
Hobart
Lawton
Gulf
Chickasha
Choice
Radio Patrol Trains in Rappelling at Fort Sill
Comanche County Civil Defense Emergency Radio Patrol begins rappelling drills at Fort Sill Saturday. Thirty volunteers will be trained by the U S Army Field Artillery Training Center and Fort Sill Institute staff to boost search and weather watch capabilities. Members must hold a Citizens Band radio and an FCC license. Housing Meet Set by Comanche Indian Tribe Housing Authority at 7:30 p m Monday north of Lawton.
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Comanche County Civil Defense Emergency Radio Patrol
Fort Sill
Civil Defense
U.S. Army Field Artillery Training Center
Fort Sill Institute
Citizens Band
Federal Communication Commission
Comanche Indian Tribe Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Lawton
Dayton Evolution Trial Sparks Publicity Stunt
In 1925 Dayton Tennessee citizens sought to boost trade by backing high school teacher John Scopes to challenge Tennessee's evolution ban. The case, argued by Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan, began as a publicity maneuver amid local booster sentiment.
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John Scopes
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Tenn
Scopes
Tennessee
Elgin History Book for Bicentennial Project
Elgin plans a Bicentennial history compiled by the high school Future Homemakers yearbook staff and adults. The $10 price covers the book with $1 extra for mailing. a second edition may raise the price. It highlights pioneer days, town naming, businesses, WWII, churches, schools, and local heritage. Orders go to Miss Anna Ryan at the high school.
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Tom Sharrock III
Elgin
Anna Ryan
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