Area Men Hurt In Car Accidents
Two area men were injured in separate one car crashes Monday night. Robert Egbert Hall, 58, Medicine Park, suffered severe facial lacerations after losing control of a 1962 Ford on a rain slick SH 49 west of Medicine Park. His car struck trees and ended in a ditch causing over 1000 dollars damage. Tommy D. Hardy, 21, Binger, received minor internal injuries when his 1957 Ford spun on a curve near Fletcher and turned over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Egbert Hall
Medicine Park
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Lawrence White
Hall
Fletcher
Tommy D. Hardy
Binger
Cyril Clinic
White
Hardy
Employment Office Moves to New Quarters in OKC
The Oklahoma State Employment Service moves from 313 S Sixth to a newly built 132 by 50 feet at Ninth and D owned by Al Terrell. The $90,000 site houses testing rooms, a nurse registry, conference and administration spaces, claims and labor sections, a large placement area, parking, and drive in facilities. The move begins at 3 30 p m and opens at 8 a m tomorrow with open house planned in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma State Employment Service
S. Sixth
Virginia Kidson
Ninth and D
al Terrill
Rior
Ninth and
77 Year Old Driver Killed In Major County Collision
The 1963 Oklahoma traffic toll rose as 77 year old David George Cronelsen of Fairview died when his car collided with one driven by 69 year old Ruth Davis of Enid near the U S 60 and Oklahoma 8 junction in Fairview. This marked Major County's first highway fatality in over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
David George Cronelsen
Fairview
Cronelsen
Ruth Davis
Enid
U. S. 60
Oklahoma 8
Major County
Teachers Complete Two Week Seminar
Mrs Muriel Liles of Sterling and Miss Anna Ryan of Elgin returned from a University of Oklahoma course sponsored by the U S Public Health Service. The weeklong program, begun July 15, trains homemakers to teach families about managing illness and death at home. September courses will be limited to 16 in Elgin and Sterling with sessions led by doctors nurses and public demonstrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Liles
Sterling
Anna Ryan
Elgin
University of Oklahoma
U. S. Public Health Service
Nile ferry owner convicted after deadliest disaster
Cairo reports Nile ferry owner Fawzy Tarous convicted of negligence for the May 4 sinking that killed 214 people. He received seven years in prison. three crew members drew four years. Prosecutors said the vessel reached a deplorable state of disrepair and Tarous was not aboard during the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Nile
Fawzy Tarous
Pravda Criticizes Chinese Leaders Over World War View
In a Pravda article by Peter N. Pospelov the Soviet Communist party accuses Chinese leaders of staggering ignorance and criminal adventurism for arguing that a third world war would bring a communist victory. The piece condemns such statements and warns of dangerous misunderstandings of thermonuclear war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Peter N. Pospelov
Home Demonstration Agents Meet in Lawton
Home demonstration agents and assistants from 15 southwest Oklahoma counties hold a day long meeting in Lawton at the Chamber of Commerce offices. Clara Kelley Comanche county HDA said the group would plan next year's 4 H and adult programs with Irene Woods, southwest district HDA. The meeting begins early and is to close about 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Poms of Commerce
Clara Kelley
Comanche County
HDA
Irene Woods
Southwest District Hda
City Man Faces Burglary Count in Lawton
Police report a Lawton man Alfred Kaela 24 charged with burglary after an incident at a service station. The list also notes traffic offenses for several Grandfield youths and multiple other misdemeanor and traffic charges across several cities including Tulsa Rush Springs Perryton and Fort Sill with various ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeer 2
Lawton
Staer
Alfred K. Kaela
Hannan Hotel
Tip Top Laundry and Dry Cleaners
S. Fifth
Grandfield
Donald W. Greenway
Ronald Albert Josefy
Hubert Vernon Bales
Melvin Eugene Fisher
Tulsa
Cornelius Cook
Rush Springs
Daniel Two
Oliver Rice
Amos George Sims
George Melton
Lee
James A. Young
Washington
Herman Teal
Mt. View
J. P. Bowman
Cecil Lewis
Art S. Weinstein
Joe Helton
Ash
John Montgomery
Oklahoma City
Charles E. Armstrong
William Barcindebar
Baldwin
Dennis Ray Cowan
Perryton
Tex
Leon Ray Dabney
Washita
David L. Evans
Fort Sill
McAlester
George Weldon Shaw
Elgin
Hidden Spiny Lobsters Thrive Under Rocks at Night
Spiny lobsters hide by day under rocks large sponges and coral and emerge at night when predators such as sharks and groupers are less active.
Keeler case echo frees Gordon after appeal
London AP reports Aloysius Gordon, 31, a Jamaican jazz singer and one of Christine Keeler's former lovers, is released from a three year assault conviction after Court of Criminal Appeal ruling based on new evidence including a marijuana tape. The appeal notes potential jury doubt if evidence had been heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Court of Criminal Appeal
Christine Keeler
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Lord Parker
Christine
Gordon
Britain
John D. Profumo
House of Commons
Macmillan
Commons
Profumo
Stephen Ward
Miss Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Ward
Bourbon Named by Railroad Camp Workers
In Bourbon Missouri the town earned its name from railroad workers who camped there and liked the bourbon ration given in the 1850s to deter desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon, Mo
Police Court Docket of Local Offenders Before Judge Oaks
Following today’s municipal court session Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of cases involving intoxication water waste parking violations and various minor offenses. Names include Alfred Lopez Kenneth Hughen James Carpenter Bil Lainer Cleo Williams Elba Frye Lena Williams Rodney Holloway Bessie Mullins Eddie Rhodes Chester Hayes Tip Top Laundry Jay Banchoitz Marcia Boyd Donna Demaree Loyd Iverter James Bates and others with fines bonds and suspensions where noted. Public drunkenness saw four fines two at twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Williams
Elba Frye
Lena Williams
Rodney Holloway
Bessie Mae Mullins
Bell
Eddie L. Rhodes
Interdants
Chester Hayes
Jay Banchoitz
Jefferson
Vagran
Marcia Boyd
Donna Demaree
Loyd Iverter
Lawton
James R. Bates
Wynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawton Constitution
Wesley W. Christian
Wesley William Christian
Veterans Hospital
Crews Funeral Home Chapel
W. H. Baker
Church of Christ
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. Christian
Greenforest
Ark
Apache
Chandler
Jessie Davis
Anadarko
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Glenn
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul
Maple Heights
Darlene Largent
Pico Rivera
Calif
Irene Tibet
Houston
Clarence
Robert
Otis
Armenta Selleck
Nannie Sellers
Mary Bowman
Mary Frances Bowman
Bethany
Lawton City
Eugene Bowman
Arlington
Sapulpa
John Frank
Bowman
Springfield
Nazarene
Jim Waddell
Twentynine Palms
Fred Bowman
Bethany Nazarene
Dorothy McDowell
Lawton Funeral
Alfred Montaperto
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
Wallace Easton
Monroe
C. A. Elkins
Starroute
Becker Memorial Chapel
SH 49
Highland Cemetery
Battery F
Field Artillery Missile Training Command
Ellis G. Cromwell
C. E. Bay
Bill McCracken
Bill Bray
Lynn Ballou
Frank Deluca
Lonnie Burnett Jr
Ett
Eugene L. Bowman CO
Puma Dees
U.S
Conoco
Pocket
Continental Oil Company
Milo Gordon
Valiant
Milo Gordon’s
Plymouth
TuDor Sedan
Milo Gordon Motor Co
Sheridan Road & Bell
Munipal
J. Merle Oaks
Alfred A. Lopez
Kenneth Hughen
James J. Carpenter
Lin Water Waste
Bil Lainer
Broasty NO
Street Sale Boys
Lawton Constitution Press
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!