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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1945

Page

7

Postal Officer Capt McConnell Garners Long Service Record

Capt Eat B McConnell of Omaha Ned becomes postal officer at Fort Sill replacing Roy E F Ammons who transferred. He has spent about 48 years in and around the post and served as railway mail clerk in civilian life. He shipped overseas in 1942 for 17 months with the Persian Gulf command and earned a direct commission at Camp Forrest. He also served at Camp Croft and with Army courier service in New York City. He will also serve as army emergency relief officer and is married.

Eat B. McConnell Omaha Ned Fort Sill Roy EF Ammons Iowa National Guard Sith McCormel Persian Gulf Camp Forrest Tenn Adjutant General's Department Hey Camp Croft S.C Army Courier Service New York City McConne Army

Army Officer Charged Says Patrolmen Hit Him

Oklahoma City July 6. County authorities planned to take statements from two highway patrol troopers who arrested Capt. Er A. Scherer commanding officer of Will Rogers field prisoner of war camp. Scherer and his wife faced charges of drunkenness after an altercation. Troopers Glenn Clark and Charles Martin said they stopped the car after pursuing it following a wreck. The couple accused the troopers of beating them. the troopers denied it. Scherer, a Minnesota native, was jailed after bond.

Oklahoma City Wi Rogers Warren Be Er A. Scherer Will Poters Field Glenn Clark Charles Martin Army Bonda Scherer Owatonna Minn

Roosevelt Will Admitted to Probate in Poughkeepsie

The will of the late President Roosevelt was admitted to probate. The estate value was not disclosed. Mins Graen C. Tully, the president’s secretary, testified that the signature was Roosevelt’s. Also named as witnesses were Miss Tully, William F. Snyder, and Lt. Col. Thoman J Quitters. The estate was listed as more than $5,000 personal property and more than $8,000 real property.

Poughkeepsie No. T Roosevelt Graen C. Tully Surrerale Miss Tully William F. Snyder Thoman J Quitters

Minister Attends Rites After Grandfather's Death

Rev Harold Terndon associate pastor of First Christian church traveled to Chanute Kansas after the death of his grandfather. He will return by Saturday and conduct the morning services Sunday at Centenary Methodist church in the absence of Rev Forrest A Fields who is on vacation.

Harold Terndon First Christian Church Chanute Kaw Centenary Methodist Church Forrest A. Fields

Public Records: Marriage Licenses and Divorces Districts

Public records list multiple marriage Jiemes or names in Lawton and nearby towns, including Jiemes in F Dodson Brown wood, Mira Helen Messenger in Lawton, and Harold Gardner with Dolores Lytle. Divorce petitions show Gerri dine Aven and Virgie Le Aven, Elie Simmons v Ta Gl Sime mans. Warrant deeds record transfers in Lawton and Wright additions with $10 consideration.

F. Dodson Brownwood Mira Helen Messenger Lawton Jack V. Schurman Chartley Mass Katie F. Ensey Harold B. Gardner New Rochelle N, Y Dolores M. Lytle Minneapolis Minn Ralph F. Burdick Eureka Cal Pauline Hill Geraldine Aven Virgie le Elie Simmons Simemans

Two Lawton Youths In Pre Radar Course

Charles Raymond Crook and Robert E. Bunn of Lawton enrolled in the University of Oklahoma pre radar course at Norman this summer. Dr. William Schriever, adviser, announced that thirty eight youths from Oklahoma New Mexico and Arkansas are receiving special training in mathematics physics shops and electricity to prepare them for the navy Eddy test, the entry criterion for radar training. Enlistment is not compulsory, and the program aims to better qualify youths for naval service through the navy. Fireman injured Elk City fire station painting ceiling as alarm rang, Bonnie Schumm sustaining minor injuries.

Norman Charles Raymond Crook Robert E. Bunn Lawton University of Oklahoma William Schriever Oklahoma New Mexico Arkansas Navy

Services Held for Abraham Kensell 78

Funeral services for Abraham Abel Kensell 74 who died Monday at home 80 were held at 2 30 p m Thursday in Becker Memorial chapel with Rev W L E B Bowers First Methodist church pastor officiating. Odd Fellow lodge members had charge of graveside rites at Highland cemetery with J C Barnes novel grand orator and Judge G W Horne, diaphin. Kensell who died after the art attack had been a Lawton resident since js coming from Indianola. He was proprietor of a shoe shop at 315 E for over 30 years. Bearers were J H Tarkington Lester Paden J A Williams Thur Faneler Grant Mithen Sam Lawrence Honorary were Cort Wilson A L A Q Dixon and C Cr. They are all members of the Gab Fellow Judge to which Kensell also belonged. Selections were sung by WM L Brammer and Mrs Joyce Pursley with Mia Pete Broke Becker Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. One hundred and fourteen Libs erly ships have been maimed fer women. A New Royal Typewriter is worth waiting for. McCORDS io? C Ave Phone 2n7%

Abraham Abel Kensell Whous Beoker Memorial Wleb Bowers First Methodist Church Lodge High-land Cemetery J. C. Barnes G. W W. Horne Diaphin Ensell Lawton Lester Paden J. A. Williams Thur Faneler Grant Mithen Sam Lawrence Cort Wilson A. Q. Dixon C. Cr Gabl WM LP Brammer Joyce Pursley Mia Pete Broke Latil Becker Renarge

Lawton Ministers to Meet Stoncey Morning

Lawton ministers and Stoncey representatives are invited to attend a meeting at the church. Topics include upcoming services and community concerns. Attendees are asked to arrive early for a posted agenda and coordination with local officials.

Lawton Stoncey

Walters Post Hobart Fire Reported at Agricultural School

A fire at the Whilers school system facility near Hobart was announced today. No injuries were reported and investigators began assessing the scene for the cause. Local authorities cautioned residents to avoid the area as fire crews worked.

Ional Whilers

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