Post Oak Mission Grave Removal Project Barred Photos
Officials begin disinterment at the Post Oak mission cemetery west of Indiahoma as 732 graves await relocation to the Comanche tribal burial site and West Cache. Court actions seek kin consent for 680 more graves while Quanah Parker and Cynthia Ann Parker graves face possible reburial. Army purchases site for Fort Sill expansion. cemetery closed to the public.
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Sion
West of
Indiahoma
Eld
LaVerne Wain
Corps of Engineces
Begis and Buns of
Adams
Venu
West Cache
Wynnid
Old Cemetery
U.S. District Court
Oh City
Quansah Parker
Topay
Quanub
Ildren
West Cacao
Quanah
Post Cemetery
Cynthia Ann Parker
Quanal
Post Oak
Army
Fort Sill
Wynn
Remodeling Pace Brisk in City Permit Notes
City Inspector issued permits for several minor remodeling and improvement projects this week. Work includes new interiors at residences and adjacent structures, with cost estimates around four details unspecified, and inspections scheduled for next week in various districts.
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Lisienal
Barlgers
Misi
Ness
Don
Cathy
City Club Donates 15 Dollars to Blanding Memorial Fund
City Club contributes fifteen dollars to the Blanding Memorial Fund as part of a small gesture reported amid a jumble of unclear notes. Other readable lines reference a Ney nestowis location and unrelated phrases about Taurine Meni and Tigray.
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City Club
Blanding Memorial Fund
Sige Vial
Holy City Rites Honor Pioneers Semi-Centennial Celebration
A multi-day semi centennial event in Holy City honored pioneers and church figures including Williams Bass, Mrs. Ro Fy, Mrs. Mole Beurlph, J. MM. Pate Sid, Mrs. W. JE. Childs, Lena Charlsen, Mrs. Joss Percival, and Rev Latvefer Vist Presbyterian. The program featured sermons, guided tours, choir solos, and community attendance at the chapel services, with activities spanning Wichita Mountains and ending around 4 pm.
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Sen
Vaneylhe
Willams Bass
Bingen
Qussey
All Prem
Ro Fy
Mole Beurlph
Es Mis
MM. Pate
W. JE. Childs
Lena Charlsenship
Abe Mareh
Joss Percival
Ol! Lahemoe
Valier
Innister
Rome
Row
Cry
noIke Seviey
Smith
Toei Salvation Acmy Caeps
Roger Mexander
Lawton
Dp Methodist Chinehos
Aind Roy
Minster
We Ip
Tom Clarks
Mtster al Sans
Educatina
Central) Baptist Church
Mrs
and Sehorler
LA Col Bristaw Hopper
Jack Ballou
Wichita Mountains
Associaen
Area Men In Service Maj Chak Arrives for Medical Service
Major Chak, a University of Oklahoma and Johns Hopkins University Medical School graduate, recently arrived at Care listo Barracks for medical service at GS Arms hospital. He is to enter the Army in April.
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Mountylvania Chios
New Cameron College Dean Sees Activities Integral
James Taylor, former Velmar-Alma athletic coach and guidance supervisor, named dean of students and guidance director at Cameron College. He rejects the term extra curricular activities, saying participation in student senate clubs and youth organizations is part of education. Taylor replaces Alin Hand and has a long background in athletics and education. He and his family reside on the Cameron campus.
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Taylor
Cameron College
Velmar-Alma
Shident Senate
Taylor Beloves
TOE Nea
Alin
Dian
Eline
Sapa
Taculty
Uee
Une Apatas College
Teem
Judy
Jim
Bob
Red Johnson
Jauice College
Durant
Southeaster State Vallege
Rcheigen
Hcal
Fron
University of Oldalvina
Uebi Fron
Oklahoms Reucation Association
National Education Association
Phi Delta Kappa
National Honorary Society For Educators
Red Tied Rose
National Educational Organization
Clarsence Davis
Velma-Alma
Verne Tnwell
Cameron Eninge
Lune 1Ght
Velma-Alma Schools
First Liberty bond closes ride as Lawton trails at
The constitutional files recount a Liberty bond finish with Lawton lagging by 127,900 dollars while other items note cigarette bans taking effect and a state speed limit increase to 44 mph. Officials aim to raise funds for Red Crop, and headlines announce the death of Sherlock Holmes in a sensational century-old mock scene.
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Constitution
Liberty Bond
Lawton
Biomple
O. Army
California
Sir Conan Doyle
Sherlock Molmus
Jersy
Jim Braddock
Championship Fight with Jor Laws Prompt Title Note
A championship bout involving Jor Laws is described amid mixed notes on bills and local history. The record mentions a large construction bill of 706 608 dollars at Tort Sill and a newly formed Oklahoma Tightwing Patriots district HQ at Lawlor Ten years ago Mercury Diy 44 reading in v s history festivation.
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Jor Laws
Ih Senate
Oklahoma
Patrot
Lawlor
Mercury Diy
Duswest
Tyne
Ronnain Iielshouse
Fort Sill
Municipal Band To Give Concert In Lawton
The Lawton Municipal Band opens a three part summer series at 7 30 p m Tuesday in front of Lawton High School. Directed by John Melonvy the free open air concert includes works by Latham Futton Williams Budka Durand Soderstrom Whitney and Shostakovich among others with performers drawn from Lawton students city businessmen and Fort Sill musicians.
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Lawton
Lawton High School
John Melonvy
Bend
Fort Sill
Latham
Futton
Williams
Budka
Durand
Soderstrom
Whitney
Iamlet
Shostakovileht
Wallers
Darcy
Eight Lawton Teachers Earn Read ing Workshop Certificates
Eight Lawton elementary educators received certificates for completing a two day reading workshop held last week at Anadarko. Awardees include Lillian Ewing Ruth Gayle Rosamond Lamb Lola Compton Ada Easton Isabell Brooks Ezella LaCross and Ris Murphy. The article also notes that the Mormon Church abolished polygamy in 1890.
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Lawton
Anadarko
Lillian Ewing
Ruth Gayle
Rosamond Lamb
Lola Compton
Ada Easton
Isabell Brooks
Ezella LaCross
Ris Murphy
Last Of 12 Boys Denies Raid Charge In Lawton Case
The last of 12 Lawton teens charged with outraging public decency at a Girl Scout camp pleaded innocence before County Judge John P. Fullerton and was released on a $500 property bond. Wilbert Lloyd pleaded innocent to a complaint naming five Lawton youths including Jerry Stricklin, Bill Cochran, Jerry Shanklin, 1413 N 22nd, and Jimmy Stanton. All suspects deny participating and await bench trial in late July or August. Earlier seven youths also denied involved in the raid at Camp Boulder where Chicago-area Girl Scouts were staying with leaders. Complaints were signed by Sheriff Hoyt Shelby and refuge manager Julian Noward. County Attorney Warren Crane kept the case open as more teens may be charged.
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Lawton
Wichits Mountains Wildlife Refuge
John P. Fullerton
Wilbert Lloyd
16Th
Lloyd
Hoyt Shelby
Jerry Stricklin
Bill Cochran
Jerry Shanklin
Jimmy Stanton
Dearborn
Chicasha
Camp Boulder
Cary Clanton
Don Ralph Cline
Darryl Naogeli
Martin Sanchez
Leigh
Oklahoma Texas Arkansas students attend Tine arts workshop
Jean Allison Lawson and Terry Walker from Frederick join high school students from 61 cities in Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas at the annual Tine arts summer workshop at Texas Christian university Worth The school offers work in band orchestra speech theater radio television and twirling.
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Jean Allison
Lawson
Terry Walker
Frederick
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Christian Univer
Art. Worth
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