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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1945

Page

4

Watts Brothers Serve in War Effort in Italy and Pacific

The Watts family of Foxon reports Cpl Edward C. Watts, 23, in a field artillery unit with the Beth division in Italy after capture as a prisoner from October to May. His mother notes he is a Faxon High School graduate, active in athletics, and left for overseas service from Fort Sam Houston in November 1943. Cpl Herbert Lawler, 27, returned from the Pacific and now works at a naval hospital in Norman after serving with the Susa Vie division, with ties to Faxon High School and Continental Baking Co prior to enlisting. The article mentions other relatives and service details, including connections to Oklahoma and Mississippi.

Germany Slaune C Wats Foxon Edward C. Watts Beth Pitharty Iraly Watswa Watswa Notifies At Her Son Iiseration Wees Eaward Faxon High School Ad Wis Athleties Camp Gruber Osls Isianeuveers Fort Sam Houston Amonia Tex Herbert LaWew States Susa Vie Pacific Naval Hospital Norman On & Ekend Pass Faxon High Schoo Ecclessos Herbert Continental Baking Co Oklahoma City Sump Pendleton Oceansidy Cal Herdiere West Burnett Chavianeomb Charles Waynte Ray Lynn Okwhana

Glider Trooper Stover Receives War Honors From 294th Unit

Pvt Eugene W Stover 25 of Lawton OK served with the 294th Glider Infantry and fought in the invasion of Germany. He landed under fire on the Rhine front, aided by comrades, and later received commendations for more than 200 operational hours. He is a Lawton High School alumnus and was employed by Long Bell Lumber before enlisting in 1943.

Hugerne W. Stovel Eugene W. Stover Germany Lagisa Lawton Comont Untorrymans Badis Long Bell Lumber Company Bifora Hue Femih Mares Critip Croft. & OG Sort Hing Dayrust Ninh Py Stover SeSet Harvey Stover Marold Ll. Stover Fortess Pleo Menny Stovee Pac Upper Assim Burma United States Pvt Willis 10Th Air Force Dana Lee Whilis Osborn Jewelry Co Vernard WSDB O. Willis Bunkbutmalt Tex Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Kerns Utah Africa Indi Pot Lawton High School

Misses El rod Return Home From Visit

Misses Marjorie and Corinne El rod have left Lawton after visiting friends for several days. They returned to Wientta Falls Texas accompanied by Miss LaVelle Cilloel who will spend a few days with them. Mr and Mrs Frank Lucas and family have returned from a trip.

Lawton Constitution Marjorie Corinne Elrod Wientta Falls Tex LaVelle Cilloel Mire Frank Lucas

Quiet Your Baby with Hot Weather Soothing Powder

A misformatted ad style note suggests using a soothing powder after heat exposure to calm a crying baby. It claims rapid sleep aid and mentions possible diaper rash prevention and minor skin irritation benefits. The text repeatedly references products and side effects in a fragmentary, dubious tone.

Hortor Moxxana Costa

Fragmentary notice from a coastal town visit

A garbled report mentions an end visit at Marina, O la with Mr. Lucas' parents and references to Mrs. Tang Satterfield county treasurer and Miss Modeling Part, plus a note about a new Royal Typewriter in use at McCORD'S. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings and unclear details.

Marina Lucas Guces Frank ‘‘Hornhill Tex Wes Milo Tang Tulsa Telocite CiLy A

Missouri rally plans amid national guard general ambiguity

Fragmentary text notes Missouri events and a Seventh ward rally with references to spending summer with someone named Rade Hrngods and a proclamation for Gunpht. Mentions Mr and Mrs John General McLain Day and a national guard general, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.

Missouri Kennedy John General McLain National Guard

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