Funeral notices and obituaries in Lawton paper
Area funeral services announce the death of 90 year old Frank W McFarland of 1907 Lincoln who died at 6 p.m. Tuesday in a local nursing home. survived by a daughter, two sons, 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Other notices include Irish Lupo, Nellie White and Ruth Bates with services in Lawton. Also listed are graveside for Raymond Busby, Emerson Travers, and George W Martin with details on birth, marriage, and former residence. Community mourns senior residents and former Lawton residents with funerals at Lawton Ritter Dalton and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. McFarland
Lincoln
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. McFarland
Oleta
Ill
Bessie Shouse
Galesburg
Boulevard Congregational Christian Church
Ruth Gartland
Liberty
Richard
Robert
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Lawton
Marianne Lupo
Milwaukee
Wis
Lupo
Thomas Lupo
Nellie V. White
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Irvine Mitchell
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Highland Cemetery
Mrs. White
Waxahachie
Tex
Lee Roy White
Herman Scarlett
McMahon-Tomlinson Nursing Home
Raymond L. Busby
Fort Sill’s Post Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Sturgeon Busby
San Antonio
Brooke Army Hospital
Ft. Sam Houston
West Germany
Lawton Public
Fort Sill
Ruth Lee Bates
Sixth & Arlington
Lincoln County
Shawnee
Clinton
Church of Christ
Ray Singleton
Atlanta
Homer Riddle
Oklahoma City
Avery Halpain
Emerson Travers
Bell
Houston
Jefferson Funeral Home
Mr. Travers
Hoopersville
Jennie Vea Watley
Travers
DAV
American Legion Post
Sunrise Lodge No
Tulsa
Ann Louise Russell
Chickasha
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Broken Arrow
Bill
Geraldine) Rankin
Elgin
Indians Charge Jobs Violations in Oklahoma Center
A. A. Hopkins-Dukes of the Tribal Indian Land Rights Association accused Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity of job discrimination. He said the group filed complaints with the Civil Rights Commission and other agencies after alleging overtime without pay and political campaigning pressure involving Pat Murrow, Mary McCarthy, and Iola Hayden at the Southern Plains Inter-Tribal Indian Center in Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hopkins-Dukes
Tribal Indian Land Rights Association
Commission On Civil Rights
Office of Native American Programs, Labor and Wage Board
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hopkins-Dukes
Pat Murrow
OI0
Southern Plains Inter-Tribal Indian Center
Lawton
Mary McCarthy
Iola Hayden
Statewide Child Abuse Hotline Opens in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare launches a 24 hour toll free line for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect. Lawton residents dial 1-232-6297 collect and callers in good faith gain legal immunity from civil or criminal action. Names can be kept confidential and reports are sent to the local welfare office for immediate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare
Department
Lloyd E. Rader
Lawton
State Welfare Department
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Area Funeral Services
Nellie White
Herman L
Bakersfield, Calif
George W. Martin
Lawton Pest Control Licensed & Bonded Pest Control
Chester
Chester McCord
Satch Tractors
P.T.O
Tary Uiser
T.L.C. Sales Inc
General Electric
Gore
Sears