Twenty four motorists charged by county attorney
Twenty four motorists were cited by highway patrol over the weekend on traffic charges. Names include Willard Sill and Charles Williams of Fort Sill, Reinhard Seedenberg, Albert Clements, Walton Geefin of Washington, George Russell John of San Angelo, Leland Son of Odessa, Claude Overfelt of Wichita Falls, and others. Several were charged with driving while intoxicated, left side of road, following too closely, or muffler violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville Redman
Willard J. Sill
Charles W. Lawrence Williams
Fort St
Reinhard Seedenberg
Sill
Albert Clements
Fort Sill
Walton J. Geefin
Washington
George Russell John
Rt. 2
Robert H. Wright
San Angelo
Tex
Leland L
Son
Odessa
Claude Overfelt
Wichita Falls
Liam D. Bridwell
Maurice A. Marble
Fort
Andy R. Ramseyer
Robert G. Benoit
Ralph N. Parnell
Woody M. Robertson
Rush Springs
Henry F. Nease
Fort Sill Bird
Gerald G. Leggett
Sterling
Joyce B. Brumley
Clarence A. Holt
Temle
Price King
Altus
la Verne Ebbeson
Robert P. Neely
Fort, Sill
Lewis C. Dippel
Jet C. Blackwell
Voting Places and Precincts List for Ward V
A long OCR grain lists voting locations by ward and rural precincts. Entries include Creagle residence 215 Summit Lincoln school Jefferson Baptist Mission 402 Jef ferson Will Rogers school Nev Brandon residence Tll S nth Roosevelt school 1235 Wisconsin Lawton View Mission Dunbar school 17th and Roosevelt and many more across Chandler Crosby Gosty Devo Blue Beaver Indiahoma Stony Point Medicine Park Bishop school Mineral Wells Woodlawn Dink's Service Station Mangan Chattanooga Painter Post Oak ranch Richards Elgin Wichita Ashton Shriver store Hall.
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Ward
Creagle
Summit
Lincoln
Baptist Mission
Jefferson
Will Rogers
Nev
Brandon
Tll
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Lawton View Mission
Dunbar
Chandler
Happy Hollow
Crosby
Geronimo
Gosty
New Hope
Devo
Blue Beaver
Hulen
Pleasant Valley
Indiahoma
Lake
Stony Point Point
Medicine Park
Lawrence—Bishop
Lawton
Mineral Wells
Lawton Ni
Woodlawn
Dink's
Hospital Births and Admissions From Kiowa and Southwest
Kiowa and Southwestern editions list numerous births and admissions. Notable entries include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hill Anadarko on July 24 at 8:50 p.m. and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Williamson at 10 p.m. July 24, plus multiple mothers and infants listed with addresses in Cache, Indiahoma, Faxon, and Medicine Park. Also noted are several surgical and medical admissions including individuals at 1301 Dearborn and 1602 Irwin, with staff and local addresses across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Hill
Anadarko
Alonzo Keel
Oklahoma City
Jeaionet Oranae
Carnasie
Pauline Fatoe
Linda Geionety
Faxon
Lalbert Tahah
Indiahoma
Ical
Werdueyah
Emma Hamilton
Dearborn
Medical
Gerald Tahsequah
George Thompson
Cache
Mary Kowena
Alice Sensintaffar
Jritton
Elm
Foret
Fate Taylor
Ray Myer
Z. Blake
Z. White
Apache
the Dicers
Har Gr
Bob Roundtree
AL. J
Mountain Park
Bob Wommack
Irwin Medical
J. R. Dobry
Maurice Davis
S. E
Carolyn Swinney
J.C. Moore
Jessie Williamson
Jefferson
Cleo Brammer
Garfield
Edwin Rumbaugh
Kingsbury
Sgt
William_ Mathews
Logan
Wallace Lastinger
Glen Powers
Parkview
Jerry John Dillon
S. D. Dillon
Star Rt
Tom Ferrell
Monroe
Birdie L. Coryell
A. Medical
Eddie Newcombe
A. E. Newcombe
Arlington
Gertrude Babington
el Gorado
Sherman Frakes
Liberty
Lillian Rhoades
N. 19Th
Mamie Singleton
Earl Smith
Medicine Park
Wayne Donnell Bookman
I. L. Bookman
Washington
J. A. Price
Maple
Batricia B. Hampton
Gid Hampton
E. D. Evans
Tallie Allen
Frank Barker
Mary Bogan
Weis Park
L.'L. Jenkins
Melvin Beznoska
James Eschill
Walters
Douglas E. Wickens
Personal Me and Mrs J J Litefeld Je vis
A brief personal notice mentions an individual and Mrs J J Litefeld in a social or family context. The readable text hints at a French phrase meaning I live, indicating a living arrangement or residence note. No further names or dates are clearly readable.
Swivel chair farming hits dairies with push button milking
The Wall Street Journal reports Hervey Development Corp of Geneva markets a milk plant that lets a farmer stand in a swivel chair to operate doors, measure feed, wash udders, and milk 30 cows per hour. The unit, priced per pound of feed, supports two cows at a time and aims to ease daily chores on dairies. doc scopey notes this recalls a youth on an Iowa farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Hervey Development Corp
Geneva
Wren Sill
Dock
Iowa
District paving petition signs edge of approval
Major property owners in the district sign the paving petition including Andy Crosby 360 feet W E Tomlinson 1180 Memorial hospital 660 Mrs M L Denney 342 and Phil Hornstein 200 feet The paving district must be approved by the board of regents and early action aims to start construction within six weeks Jones said The paving committee is chaired by Councilman Jake Wiel with HD Ings and Ertle Kirkpatrick assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Crosby
W. E.tomlinson
Memorial Hospital
M. L. Denney
Phil Hornstein
Cameron
Board of Regents
Jones
Jake Wiel
Ings
Ertle Kirkpatrick
Oklahoma Farm Markets Report Prices and Livestock Exchange
State Agriculture dept releases prices for wheat and eggs across Oklahoma markets. No. 1 hard wheat around 2.07 to 2.11 in multiple towns. broiler and henny figures vary by delivery and location. Livestock receipts show higher cattle prices, strong demand on cows and bulls, hogs steady to higher, and lambs near 19.00 for prime natives.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Hobart
Hennessey
Enid
Fairview
Kingfisher
Medford
Vici
el Reno
Yukon
Oklahoma’ City
Clinton
Lawton
Alva
Blackwell
Guyman
Hooker
Broiler
Steady
B. Farm
Vinita
Muskogee
Tulsa
City
Ardmore
Elk City
Chanler
Pauls Valley
Durant
Laverne
Iene
Candled Chandler
Chickasha
McAlester
Watonga
Enig
Iva
Oklanoma City LY
USDA
Ste
Choice
Mother Of Cityan Dies In Muskogee
Mrs. Nancy Ellen Withers mother of Helen G. Banks of 305 South 11th died in Muskogee this morning at a daughter’s home. An Oklahoma pioneer she had visited here many times. Banks will depart tonight for Muskogee where funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ellen Withers
Helen G. Banks
S. 11Th
Muskogee
Withers
72 Per Cent of County Farmers Approve Quotas
Official Comanche county totals on the 1955 wheat marketing quota referendum were announced after the county ASC committee reviewed challenged ballots. The referendum drew 147 county farmers in favor and 72 against quotas. four counted votes were yes, six were unresolved. A total of 13,000 ballots nationwide were challenged. turnout and price support details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
ASC
Feaves
Elbert Wolf
Presiature
USDA
Bill Sieg
Weather hazards lash farms after tornado like windstorm
Lawton reports 33 million gallons water used Saturday and Sunday amid 40th straight day above 90 degrees. A Friday windstorm ripped a quarter mile path between Lawton and Faxon, destroying a sheep barn, a house, and a gasoline tank. Farmers assess damage as fires and debris hamper visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricat
Public Service Company
Lawton
Faxon
Theo Buchwald
Robert Richardson
Earl Wise
Marshall tied From Page Quartermaster Depots
Marshall served as deputy to the Quartermaster General with oversight of Management Budget Fiscal Administrative Personnel Training Food Service and Memorial divisions. A native of St Louis Missouri he was commissioned in the reserve in 1924 and on active duty since 1957. He earned the Legion of Merit and the Army Commendation Ribbon for overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Marshall
St. Louis
Generals Continued From Page One
Charles E. Hart named command general Fifth Corps with Col Elmer W Young as VC To Be Major General Temporary Brig Gens James H Phillips Ctark McClure Francis M Day and others listed. More than 250000 U S business firms advertise on book cover stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hart
Fifth Corps
Elmer W. Young
James H. Phillips
Ctark McClure
Francis M. Day
Robert L. Howze Jr
Aubrey , S. Newman
Frank C. Holbrook
John H. Hinrichs
Frank S. Besson Jr
U S Plans Protest After Communist Attack on Airliner
The report describes a British cargo airliner shot down about 30 miles south of Hainan, with three Americans killed and three wounded. U S carriers were en route for rescue operations when two Chinese Communist fighters attacked them. both attackers were shot down with no U S casualties. President Eisenhower was briefed and remains in close touch with the evolving crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brun
Nee
State ‘Department
Dulles and Tead
Henry Suydam
Secretary of Defense
United States
U. S
High Seas
Hainan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Dulles
Hagerty
County Vote Details On Ballot And Registration Changes
Voters will see state and local races on the county ballot with Sheriff and governor contests. Democratic voters face a county race and a governor race, while Republicans show only a U.S. Senate race. Those not re-registered by March 1 must re-register at polling places on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liey Justice
Criminal Court of Appeals
Southern
U.S. Senate
Legislature Continues in Roe Leader's Shadow
The report notes Roe supporters press for quick selection of House and Senate presiding officers if nominated. It cites State Rep Charles G. Ozman and hints at potential contenders like Coe choosing a strategic path, while Teaverne may bless battlers among themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Hom
Teaverne
Coe
House
Senate
Charles G. Ozman
Wnton
Three City Men Charged Over Fishing Without License
Sill, three men from the city, were arrested while fishing in a pond nine miles north of Lawton. The trio faces charges for fishing without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sill
Lawton
Piles and Seared Roadside Observations Reported
Fragmentary text suggests weathered notes on piles and seaworthy signals, with scattered terms like Serbs, Buakine, Sas, and SoSpace. The readable fragments show no coherent event, date, or clear entities to anchor a summary.
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Piles
Suieres
Sas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birt
John Mark Whitfield
Mrs. J. J. Litefeld
Jevis
Vaska Theater
C. R
Rick” Partain
Rick
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Marshall
Yoote
Oklahoma
JO G. Andrews
Wolverton Harware
Ava
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
Hunting & Fishing Licenses
A. L. Pollard
Sporting Goods
Ata
Gerald E. Galloway
Edwin B. Kearns, Jr
Donald Dunford
Benjamin F. Modisett
Harry W. Johnson
Willam Eee
John L. Ryan Jr
Lodeen
Mason H. Lucas
Albert G. Franklin Jr
Francis A. Kreidel
Theodore A. Weyher
Bertram A. Hollaworth
Olaf H. Kyster Jr
Martin J. Morin
David W. Traub
William H. Hennig
Garrison B. Coverdale
William M. Breckinridge
Thomas J. Sands
Ralph R.mace
James B. Quill
Fred W. Sladen Jr
Charles G. Calloway
Herbert J. V. Heide
We ‘Alter B. Yeager
Miller Louis V. Hightower
Woolnough
Floyd A
C. Brigham Young Agency
Brigham Young Park Stovall Room
Koehler
Patel
Campaigen
Lieutenant Goway
Bourevarn
Diana Acy
Fort Sill Bivd
Bernell Gilbert, M
Lawton’s
Prescription Center
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State
Bill Logan
Bullard
Gary Suphes
Rance Ae Sasa
THE
Moore Hat CO
D Avenue
Raymond Gary
Pol Adv
K. V
Tink
Rhodes
Marnead Man
Comanche County
Arken
Comanche Cour
Cache Road
Ferris
Gore
Lee
Tith
11Th
23Rd
2Nd
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