Death Notice for Mary Tinklepaugh 1925 2000
Funeral services for Mary M. Tinklepaugh 48 of 1204 Sullivan Drive will be 2 30 p m Wednesday at Becker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Alan Day officiating Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens She died Sunday after a long illness She was born November 26 1925 in Shamrock came to Lawton in 1959 from Springfield Missouri She married Allen L Tinklepaugh October 2 1948 in Kansas City Missouri Survivors include her husband a son Dale Robert three brothers O B Nolan Lunn Garlan Lunn and two sisters Earline Gooch and Jane Snell plus other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Tinklepaugh
Sullivan Drive
Becker Funeral Home
Alan Day
Carriage Hills
Allen L. Tinklepaugh
Kansas City
The
Baptist Church
Dale Robert
O.B
Nolan Lunn
West Plains
Garlan Lunn
Mountain Home
Ark
Earline Gooch
Durant
Jane Snell
Seattle
Wash
Clarence Robinett Funeral for S Sgt Retired
Clarence W. Robinett 51 of 915 Sheridan Road will be buried with military honors at Elmwood Cemetery Til. after a funeral at Queen Boggs Funeral Home Central ia. Reynolds Army Hospital at Fort Sill where he died after a lengthy illness. Local arrangements are handled by Greenlawn Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Robinett
Sheridan Road
Queen Boggs Funeral Home
Centralia
Til
Elmwood
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Sgt. Robinett
Reynolds Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Infant Jerome Bryant Dies at Reynolds Army Hospital
Jerome Bryant infant son of Spec. 5 and Mrs. Robert L. Bryant of 601 N Flower Mound Road died at 1 48 am at Reynolds Army Hospital. Born there Sunday, funeral is pending Becker Funeral Home. Survivors include themes Mr and Mrs James Bryant Champagne Il and Mrs Ovela Headley Mansfield MI. Former Lawton resident Maj Ret William L Kelder 67 Indian Harbor Beach Fla died June 20 in Florida of heart attack. Funeral and burial were in Melbourne Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Todd Bryant
Robert L. Bryant
Flower Mound Road
Reynolds Army Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
James Bryant
Champagne
Ovela Headley
Mansfield
Florida
Lawton
William L. Kelder
Indian Harbor Beach
Fla
Melbourne
Death of Nora Brewster in Lawton Texas ties
Nora Brewster 78 of 12134 Bell died at 9 40 am today after a long illness at a local hospital. Funeral is pending in Mangum under Becker Funeral Home directions. She born Feb 28 1895 in Texas and lived in Lawton since 1970 with daughter. Survivors include two daughters, three sons, eleven grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Brewster
Bell
Mangum
Becker Funeral Home
Mrs. Brewster
Texas
Lawton
George Wally Brewster
The
Baptist Church
Lillie Maddox
Amarillo
Tex
Veda Irwin
Travis Brewster
Arline Brewster
Bill Brewster
Wichita Falls
Stock Prices Mixed In Light Trade Day
In New York stock prices were mixed amid light trading as investors awaited Phase 4 regulations. The Dow rose 0.67 to 886.66 with 600 advances, 477 declines, and 394 unchanged. Oklahoma City reports cattle and hog markets, and Commodity prices for wheat, barley, Milo, alfalfa hay, broilers and eggs are listed by the State Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Stock Exchange
Imperial Oil
New York Exchange
Standard Oil of
California
UAL, Inc
Menasco
Getty Oil
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Medford
Manchester
Afton
Altus
Clinton
Reno
Geary
Hobart
Okeene
Watonga
Weatherford
Yukon
Mangum
Muskogee
Gulf
Former Lawton treasurer serving as center trusty
Kermit H. Denham, 60, a former Lawton city treasurer who admitted embezzling $216,385 and began a seven year sentence in 1972, was recommended for parole by the state board. He arrived at the Lawton Community Treatment Center pre release unit on June 26 as one of six trusties tasked with nonrehabilitative center duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Kermit H. Denham
State Pardon and Parole Board
T. G. Burns
Byrns
Travel times drop 10 percent on new Interstate roads
Travel times between cities have fallen on average by about 10 percent due to recent Interstate road construction. In some intercity corridors, time savings reach 30 percent or more, highlighting marked efficiency gains from the new network.
Highway Patrol and Tourism Buildings Dedication Set
Formal dedication of new Department of Public Safety and Tourism and Recreation Department buildings in Lawton will be Friday August 3. Gov. David Hall Lt. Gov. George Nigh and state legislators are expected to attend with other dignitaries, according to Harry Wilson publicity director. The facilities house the Oklahoma Highway Patrol headquarters for District 4, driver’s license offices and the new visitor information center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety and Tourism and Recreation Department
Lawton
David Hall
George Nigh
Harry Wilson
Tourism and Recreation Department
Wilson
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
District 4
Temple Teen Dies in One Car Crash Near Lawton
An 18 year old Temple youth died on arrival at Memorial Hospital after a one car crash southeast of Lawton. Four other Temple teenagers were injured two with broken legs and two with leg injuries not hospitalized. Trooper Jim Barger reported the car left a county road after a failed left turn traveling 95 feet before an embankment impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Memorial Hospital
Lawton
Highway Patrol
Jessie A. Wilson
Jim Barger
Lew Lonzell
Arthur Tisdale
Barger
Keith Johnson
Jerry West
Wilson
Gunman Robs Jiffy Store on Fort Sill Boulevard
An armed suspect robbed the Jiffy Store at 2522 Fort Sill Blvd early today, taking about 125 dollars. Employee Aaron Marks described a white male in a T shirt and blue jeans who entered around 12:15 a.m., asked for cigarettes, then produced a gun and demanded cash before fleeing on foot south from the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Marks
Fort Sill Blvd
Marks
Corn Domestication Timeline Evident in Ancient Americas
The passage notes corn as a principal Mayan Aztec Inca staple long before Europe. It cites corn pollen from drill cores beneath Mexico City dating to about 60,000 years ago, illustrating early agricultural origins in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mexico City
Ground rule doubles replace pre 1931 fair ball rule
Before the 1931 season batted balls that bounced into the stands were ruled home runs. The modern rule treats such ball as a ground rule double, reflecting a change in scoring and play interpretation.
Woman Held In Man's Death Near Chattanooga
Deputies arrested Royce Jo Linker, 43, of Lawton after she telephoned and admitted shooting retired Army sergeant Durwood Houston Owens in his Chattanooga home. Owens died Sunday morning at Memorial Hospital from a chest wound. a .22 pistol was found nearby. Linker held in Comanche County jail pending charges. Funeral arrangements by Lawton Ritter-Dalton. Owens born October 16, 1925, in Wilmar Arkansas. Survivors include parents Fred and Mrs. Owens, and siblings Fred Jr, Kathleen Gideon, and Francis Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Sheriff's Office
Chattanooga
Durwood Houston Owens
Memorial Hospital
Donnie Lovelady
Royce Jo Linker
Ave. I
Owens
Lovelady
Comanche County
Lawton Ritter - Dalton Funeral Home
Wilmar
Ark
Fred Owens
McGee
Fred Owens Jr
Century
Fla
Francis Wright
Lake Providence
Kathleen Gideon
Dearborn
Mich
Public Records Reports Of The Lawton Police
Names of complainants logged by the Lawton Police Department include Kenneth Kindle reporting car theft and Allen McFarland reporting attempted theft. The list also covers thefts of pistols hubcaps vehicle parts burglaries and shoplifting alongside strong-armed robbery reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Kenneth Kindle
Hoover
Allen McFarland
N. Glenn
Robert Mosley
Dearborn
J. C. Swallow
Summit
Preston Smith
Roosevelt
Kevin Thayer
S. Sheridan Road
Danny Rose
Monroe
Joan Berg
N. 25Th
David Whaley
Fullerton
Robert Gregg
Sullivan Drive
Milton Hicks
N. List
Sara West
Arlington
Wesley Glasgow
Mansfield
Ohio
William Cootz
Rabbit
John Liszkowski
Austin Drive
Larry Harris
Columbia
Herb
Kenneth Gerber
Cache Road
Sheridan Drive Inn
St. Sheridan Road
Fire alarms responded by Lawton firefighters Sunday
Times and locations of alarms answered by Lawton Fire Department show a 4:05 p.m. call at 91 Summit that was a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawton Fire Department
Two Wounded In Bar Shooting In Lawton
Lawton police reported two women injured in an early Sunday shooting at the Rialto Bar on First Street. Lois Johnson was hit in the arm and chest while Teresa McNeil sustained arm and back wounds. both were treated and McNeil released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Memorial Hospital
Lois Johnson
Columbia Square
Teresa McNeil
Rialto Bar
McNeil
Jose Vasquez
Johnson
Second
Columbia
Monroe
Vasquez
No turtle has teeth across sea tortoise and terrapin species
No turtle, including sea turtles, tortoises, or freshwater terrapins, possesses teeth. They rely on jaws and beaks to grind, cut, or tear food.
Council To Revisit Montego Bay Water Bill Reduction
City council plans to discuss a 7 percent reduction of Montego Bay Complex's $2 216.32 water bill amid prior disputes. Montego Bay seeks reimbursement for its industrial contribution tied to an agreement with a former administrator. Also on the agenda are lake patrol officers' authority changes and a ceremony for sworn peace officers at the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montego Bay
ITY
Montego Bay Complex
Lake Lawtonka
Lake Ellsworth
Lake
Randall Hale
Joe Henson
Ellis Cromwell
Police Department
Tony Guiliano
Hale
Henson
Lawtonka
Guiliano
Lakes
Great Plains
Max Cook
Lawton Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed
A lengthy hospital list records admitted patients across towns including Lawton Apache Chattanooga Duncan Marlow Altus and others with words surgery medical and dismissal notes. Names include Addie Andrews Bessie Ludwig Edith Martin Elva Ritter Elizabeth Gould and many more with addresses and routes. A separate section marks discharged patients such as Ellen Green Lupe Morales and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Gould
Bobbie Jo Reid
Gwendolyn Washington
Texas
Artie M. Brown
Walters
Pearl Woodward
Apache
Howard E. Bain
Chattanooga
J. D. Himes
Sterling
Jewel Christian
S. 23Rd Place
Mary F. Davis
Marlow
Mary Fields
Washington
Mary E. Jesse
Helen Landoll
Lawton
Herman M. Guthrie
Cache
Elonzo Hand
Ethel M. Abbott
Ferris
Susie DeShazo
Joseph’s
Hazel W. Hill
Hazel W. Laird
Euclid
Ronald F. Dust
Dog Tumors and Growths What to Watch For
A guide to identifying skin lumps in dogs including benign versus malignant tumors and warts. It stresses early veterinary diagnosis especially in older dogs six to seven years and older, with regular examinations to detect health issues.
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Mary Tinklepaugh
Clarence Robinett
Jerome Bryant
Oklahoma
Barley
MILO
Wagonta
Pauls Valley
Denham
Center Trusty
Travel
By Jerry Weber
Public Records
Montego
B&m Sales Company Inc
Fowlers
Lawton Hospital
Addie Andrews
Mountain View
Travis A. Ballou
Bessie L. Ludwig
Garfield
Dewey M. Mandrell
Edith Martin
Alice B. Meyer
Gery
Modena Caldwell
Joyce B. McCrary
Chatta
Everett Danielson
Joan Denton
Sur
Fred Dudley
S. Fourth
M. Jo Franklin
S. 4St
Homer E. Garland
Chickasha
Irene D. Griffee
Richard R. Groff
Blanche E. Henshaw
Duncan
Elmer D. Hodges
Elizabeth L. Ivans
Irwin
Lois M. Johnson
Fourth
Darlene P. Jones
Cedarwood Drive
Ingeborg G. Jones
Mary E. Jones
Douglas
Mattie L. Laing
Mountain Park
Lonzell Lewis
Delores Sexson
Surgery
Audrey Talbot
Olustee
Cal
Stephanie Weddle
Medical
Mary P. Williams
Hollis
Margaret M. Wilson
Altus, Europary
Mary L. Wynn
Ranch Oak
Eric L. Boyce
Rt. 2
Nellie Darden
Taylor
Patricia Deak
Village Green Drive
Randy A. Duncan
Betty J. Evans
Bernhardt Graumans
Granite
June Hanna
Baltimore
Linda King
Denver
Sam Lopez
Vicky D. Parks
Hillsboro
Tenn
Velma M. Pohlmann
Star Route
Deloris B. Sampley
Birch
Peggy A. Scott
Margaret Smith
Sammy J. Snyder
Brenda K. Stapleton
S. 56Th
Tommie Tedder
Allen L. Zisman
Ellen Green
Lupe Morales
Social C. Jones
John Zeller
Cloyce W. Littlefield
Atlanta
Linda F. Good
Ida E. Brammer
N. 20Th
Nanette Hagen
S. 19Th
Imogene S. Harris
Patterson
Wynn Kennedy
Cherry
Johnnie Long
Kinyon
Mike McCullick
H. M. Newsom
Fletcher
Lola Wunsch
Merrysville
Lenn W. Averitt
Lindy Black
Jacob P. Cox
McKinley
Joyce Livingston
Ralph M. Martins
Mikel J. Sharp
P.H.S. Indian
Tracey Butler
Fort Cobb
Roxie Kriewald
Anadarko
Billy York
Thomas Starr
Carnegie, Medical
Marsha Bobb
Anadarko, Sur
Willie Herrod
Wetumka
Irena Tahsahsanah
S. Seventh
Billy Brown
Tecumseh
Ralph Kayley
Babbitt
Ellis Ludlow
Dallas
Frank Manatoboy
Elgin
James Twohatchet
Alan Thayer
Rockford Newbreast
Okmulgee
Imogene Harris
Nicholas Tahchawwichah
Sheridan
E-Lim
Gibson Pharmacy
First Federal Savings and Loan
Equal Housing Lender
W. Gore
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