Funeral services for Charles G Collin Jr. 50
Funeral arrangements are set for Charles G Collin Jr. of 2412 Ozman who died Saturday in a local hospital. The service will be at 10 a.m. at Grierson Hill Chapel Fort Sill with Chaplain Edmiston presiding. Burial follows at Post Cemetery with military honors under Huddleston's Funeral Home. Audie Lee Lowe 72 dies in Lawton hospital. service at 2 p.m. Church of Christ in Elgin. Burial in Elgin Cemetery. Survivors include husband James Hudson Lowe and five children.
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Charles G. Collin Jr
Ozman
Grierson Hill Chapel
Fort Sill
Edmiston
Post Cemetery
Huddleston
Elgin
Audrey Lee Lowe
Lawton
Church of Christ
Stanley Sayers
Elgin Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Fletcher
Lowe
Provence
Ada
Roff
James Hudson Lowe
Milo
New Mexico
Yvonne Trent
Fort Stockton
Tex
James Stafford
Shreveport
Bobby Dale
Placitas
N. M
Billy Lee
Lamesa
Calif
Mae Dixson
Mesa
Ariz
Dessie Hargiss
Phoenix
Teacher Credit Union Honored for Thrift Award
The Lawton Teachers' Federal Credit Union at 1806 Liberty received a Thrift Honor Award from the National Credit Union Administration in Washington. It marks the third year the credit union has earned the honor, awarded to the top 10 percent of federally chartered unions with the largest rise in total savings. The CU serves Lawton Public Schools staff, Cameron and Great Plains Area Vo-Tech, was organized in 1958, and has assets of 24 million dollars. Jean Van Hoozer is manager and Paul Wilson president.
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Lawton
Jean van Hoozer
Paul Wilson
Soviets Boost Fleet In Mediterranean
ISTANBUL AP The Soviet Union sent the 40,000 ton Kiev anti submarine carrier to join its Mediterranean fleet for the first time. Turkey allowed the Kiev to sail the Bosporus despite NATO objections, citing Montreux rules and declaring the Kiev a defensive ship. The Kiev carries about 55 helicopters and VTOL aircraft for anti submarine work, unlike larger US carriers with fixed wing jets.
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Turkey
Soviet Union
Kiev
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Bosporus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Montreux
Dardanelles
Years Back In Ton City Hall And Cafe Legacy
Ten years ago James G. Knox was named Lawton City Clerk by the City Council as air conditioning failed at City Hall. A missionary appointment for Dr. Joseph A. Barnes was announced by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board to Nigeria. Twenty years ago Canton Cafe owner Louie Toy prepared his last meals as the restaurant planned a relocation after nearly four decades serving Chinese dishes in the Lawton Fort Sill area. Dixie Scruggs led the Business and Professional Women's Club. Thirty years ago Bill Perry shopped in Chattanooga, veal steak sold for 39 cents a pound, fryers 69 cents, and Stanback headache powder 13 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shultz visited with local residents.
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James G. Knox
Lawton
Joseph A. Barnes
Lawtonian
Nigeria
Southern Baptist Foreign Missionary Board
Louie Toy
Canton Cafe
Louie
Lawton-Fort Sill
Dixie Scruggs
Bill Perry
Appentone
Chattanooga
Raymond Shultz
Janesville
Wis
T. A. Hudson
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