Lawton Girl Seeks Miss Oklahoma Title
Lawton's Luella Lawrence, 18, seeks the Miss Oklahoma crown in Oklahoma City. She works as a stenographer at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center and will perform a talent routine July 28 29, with Jaycee sponsorship and a luncheon honoring candidates.
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Lawton
Luella Lawrence
Wendl L. Lawrence
Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Atlantic City
N. J
Junior Chamber of Commerce
McNair Hall
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Miss Lawrence
Lawton High School
Tatler
Wolverettes
Future Homemakers of American
Lawrence
Public Records Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
A list of marriage licenses and divorce petitions and grants includes numerous individuals from Fort Sill Lawton Duncan and surrounding areas. Entries cover pairs such as Dewight Rafferty and Vie Hood and Glenn Dunham with Ann Couley, plus many more with ages and locations. Divorces granted include Sam Lynch Charlene Lynch and Nora Keith Olen Keith among others.
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Dewight Edward Rafferty
Fort Sill
Vie Lee Hood
Lawton
Glenn Ellis Dunham
Ann Couley
Columbiaville
Clarence Hodges
Duncan
Irene James C. Peoples
Weatherford
Tex
Bonnie Buchanan
Fred Reinicke
Norma Eilertson
Mary Sumpter
Apache
Robert Crawford
Patricia Ann Pope
Donald Wayne Davenport
Marion Marie Austin
Joe C. Evans
Mountain View
Mary Merchant
Phillip G. Stoecker
Naoma Wooten
Charles Johnson
Vaultress Faulkner
Mariar Franklin Webb
Norwald
Calif
Coeta Mae Spears
Granite
Okla
Gary L. Leatherwood
Jacksboro
Susan M. Ledbetter
Malbern Ray Barnes
Billie Jean James
Lewis E. Scott
Claudia Scott
Birmingham
Ala
Herbert H. Willis
Miami Springs
Fla
Henry Allen Lee
Fletcher
Martha Laura Cable
John Franklin Eaves
Ben Esther Troutman
Samuel F. Perou
Evelyn Lamb
Bert Cable Jr
Helen Cable Coffey
Indiahoma
Odice
W. Johnson
Bellevue
Betty Jo Tigges
Harry Milligan Goundie
Childress
Barbara Wood
Dewey Farr
Minco
Georgia Argo
Anadarko
Forrest Prowell
Phyllis Sare
Marlow
Carlos Turner
Pauline A. Turner
Wayne R. Beckenbaugh
Virginia Beckenbaugh
John P. Mayhew
Mary Ellen Mayhew
Delores Roberts
Orval Roberts Jr
Cleo Abney
Ray Abney
Lida Mae Alen
Fred W. Allen
Noble Burleson
Ruth May Burleson
Robbie Gene Green
Dorothy J. Green
Sylvia Helena Benson
Eugene R. Benson
Charlie Mae Floyd
A. J. Floyd
Elsie Dutton
James C. Dutton
Rozela McClanahan
Floyd McClanahan
A. Schlaphack
Zula Schiapek
Gertrude Hill
Henry Cecil Hill
Mona D. Thomas
Charlies&. Thomas
Lorraine Harper
Waldo S. Harper
Betty Jean Baucom
William Luther Baucem Jr
Wanda L. Elliott
Sam
D. Lynch
Charlene L. Lynch
A Chibitty
Ruth Marie Chinitty
Nora F. Keith
Olen J. Keith
Kenneth N. Hinson
Janie Hinson
Donald Eugene Barnes
Mary E. Barnes
Billie June Creswell
Leonard T. Creswell
Wallace
Eugene E. Walce
Thirty-Six City Students Make Honor Roll at OU
Lawton students dominate the spring semester honor roll at the University of Oklahoma announced by OU president Dr. George L. Cross. Denia B Billingslea Marjorie Brandon Thomas Ford Kenneth L Haggard and many others across arts sciences business administration education engineering fine arts university college plus area students from Cement Chattanooga and Medicine Park are listed for outstanding grades.
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Lawton
University of Oklahoma
George L. Cross
Denia B. Billingslea
Marjorie Brandon
Thomas Ford
Kenneth L. Haggard
Sameera Hamra
Virginia Hendrick
Robert Roy Hillis
Howard B. James
Bill Massad
Duane Cathey Miller
Doris Jean Pence
Alice Shoemaker
George Stanley
Hamilton Melvin Winston
Mike True
College of Arts and Sciences
Phoebe J. Burnett
Clarence H. Gold
Mary Jones
Roy Mercer Jr
College of Business Administration
Jean Becker
Nancy Patricia Howard
Anna Claire Swanson
College of Education
Donald Boulton
Floyd Harris
Hayes Harris
Jesse Albert Jackson
Howard V. McGee
College of Engineering
Dorothy Leister
College of Fine Arts
Mary Angus
Nancy Brown
Carl Dicks
Neil Dotts
Timothy L. Guzzle
Charles Henry
Thomas Lindsay
Caroline Wiest
University College
Billy Loring Marcum
Jean Charles Smith
College of Law
Cement
Phillip Kuepker
Pat Powers
Walter Crow
Theresa L. Decker
Chattanooga
Joanna Carson
Faxon
Jane Whorley
Medicine Park
Negro Denies Murder Count In Lawton Case
Leo Gaines a 56 year old Lawton man withdrew a guilty plea to murder before District Judge Toby Morris. The case was remanded to City Court for preliminary hearing. Gaines reentered a plea of innocent to the auto death of Daisey Mae Johnson 52. The woman died in Lawton hospital after a weekend drinking spree that began in Burkburnett Texas.
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Leo Gaines
Lawton
Toby Morris
Durward Mathis
Gaines
Arthur Cavanagh
Daisey Mae Johnson
Texas
Burkburnett Texas
Johnson
Critically ill Comanche woman struck by stroke at home
Mrs Lee Anderson of Rt 1 is critically ill at her home after a stroke Friday morning. She is a member of the Corum Baptist church.
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Comanche
Lee Anderson
Rt. 1
Corum Baptist Church
Area Girl Given OBU Scholarship
Miss Lorna Rhoads of Rt 5 received a $250 scholarship to Oklahoma Baptist University. The award, based on merit for the highest score on a recent test, was given by the Comanche Cotton Baptist Association and Rev. Richard Hopper. Rhoads plans to enroll in September after graduating from Appentone high school.
Governor Gary Reviews Air Guard in Casper
In Casper Wyoming nearly 1400 airmen marched past in Governor Day ceremonies by the 137th Fighter Interceptor Wing of the Kansas Oklahoma Air National Guard. Oklahoma Gov Raymond Gary acted as reviewing official with Wyoming Governor Everett T Copenhaver Maj Gen Roy Kenny and other dignitaries present. The Oklahoma party traveled to Casper aboard an Air Guard C 47N piloted by Brig Gen Maurice A Marrs chief staff of the Oklahoma Air National Guard.
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Casper
Wyo
137Th
Kansas-Oklahoma Air National Guard
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Everett T. Copenhaver
Wyoming
Roy Kenny
Air Guard
Maurice A. Marrs
Oklahoma Air National Guard
Delegation Chosen for Geneva Atomic Energy Talks
Bonn announced Saturday that West Germany will send a five member delegation to the Geneva conference on the peaceful use of atomic energy next month.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Divorce petitions dismissed in multiple cases
Grace Jacobity and John P Ja face divorce petition outcomes while Mary Jo Runnels and Robert F Runels appear in docket. Raymond Andrew Ellis sues Dorothy Mae Ellis and Max A Perkins sues Mary Kate Perkins in a set of civil filings.
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Ivorce
Mary Jo Runnels
Robert F. Runnels
Raymond Andrew Ellis
Dorothy Mae Ellis
Max A. Perkins
Mary Kate Perkins
Jaycees Name Committees for 1955 56 Year
Manville Redman announces Junior Chamber of Commerce committees for 1955 56 with chairmen and members across areas such as Americanism government affairs Christmas activities distinguished service extensions publicity finances livestock show and sale membership program attendance reception rural acquaintance social sports and more. Numerous named individuals reflect a broad slate of leadership within the Manville area Jaycees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manville Redman
Jack Batten
Robert Westerman
Dan Osen
J. Merle Oaks
Newt Burrow Jr
Earl Botkin
Alex Burke
Jack Dalton
Johnny Erwin
Bill Bonnell
Bill Holloway
Rodney Worthen
Jim Gold
Harry Manesco
Milton Walker
Marlin Keathley
Leon Calahan
Arthur Cavanagh
Fred Larrance Jr
Wes Elkins
Bill Crawford
Bill Dixon
Lyle Gaston
Larry White
Dan Walding
Bob Williams
John Browning
Stacy Lamon
Myron McChurin
Eddy Jones
Earl Bishop
Richard Carmichael
Lawrence Bressman
Perman Henderson
Joe Kelsey
Jim Dawes
Keathley
David Corley
Marvin Easley
Jim Phillips
John Roll
Lee Woods
Bob Nees
Lewil Bicket
Sam Massad
Owen King Jr
Dan Woesner
Jim Cottingham
Henry Howell
Whit Ozier
Royce Means
Fred R. Harris
Frank Carnford
Doug Morris
Jack Willis
Terry Buchanan
Mike Salazer
Mack Southwick
Tom Stanton
Arvie Kirkpatrick
Jack Spencer
Gale Humble
Robert Cahn
Wayne Elrod
Osen
Jim Metcalf
Vern Morse
Bill Holoway
al Wilson
James Williams
Ewing Gafford
Billy Paul Galyon
Paul Hughes
Saety
Alfred Thomas
Billy Jo Day
Gilbert Hooker
Neil Donley
James Quinlan
Joe Dutcher
Wayne Brown
Jack Botts
Ernest Winter
Warren Chrisman
Air force warns of Communist air buildup in Asia
Far East Air Force officers on Saturday called the Communist air buildup in Asia the most immediate threat to the free world, signaling heightened concerns about regional security amid rising tensions.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Asia
Free World
Cop Forfeits Traffic Bond in Comanche
A Dallas policeman identified as H. H. Stockton was arrested in Comanche at 3 30 am for reckless driving and speeding 80 mph in a 35 mph zone. He posted a $10 bond, failed to appear at 8 am traffic court, and forfeited the bond.
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Comanche
H. H. Stockton
Dallas
Henry C. Bowling
Stockton
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