Death notices for Arminta Heith and others in Lawton area
Funeral services are set for Arminta H Heith 84 at Becker Funeral Home with Rev Forrest Siler officiating. Burial will be Sunset Memorial Gardens. Lou Ettie Summers 96 died in a local nursing home. Her services will be at Old Liberty Church with burial in Old Liberty Cemetery near Morriston Ark. Survivors include four sons and four daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Thurmond J Smith 63 died after a sudden illness. Funeral arrangements pending at Becker Funeral Home. Jettie P Allison 85 will be buried Sunset Memorial Gardens after services at Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home. Vena Komalty 59 dies. services at Ware Chapel Hog Creek with burial Hog Creek Cemetery. multiple children and siblings listed. Additional notices include Daisy Decor Skaggs pending and Mary E Miranda 25 to be buried Fort Sill Post Cemetery after Becker Funeral Home services.
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Arminta H. Heith
Laird
Becker Funeral
Forrest Siler
First Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lou Ettie Summers
N. Lincoln
Old Liberty Church
Old Liberty
Morriston
Ark
Lawton- Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Summers
Scotland
William T. Summers
Mapleton
Ore
Lawton
The
Baptist Church
Luther
Redding
Calif
Melvin
Lebanon
Otto
Clinton
Handle
Cleveland
Pearl Kincannon
Yakima
Wash
Dessa Osborne
Eugene
Dovie Newton
Gilchrest
Minnie Singleton
Lincoln
Thurmond J. Smith
Sth
Becker Funeral Home
Mr. Smith
Temple
Lois Cooper
Fort Sill
Methodist Church
Jettie P. Allison
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Charles Baggett
Calvary Baptist Church
Allison
Fort Riley
N. C
Burr A. Allison
Bowie
Tex
Bethel Methodist Church
Nora Pennington
Josie Smith
Sacramento
Nora Gilmore
Carnegie
Vena Komalty
Ware Chapel
Hog Creek
Spencer Ahpeahtone
Pitcher Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Komalty
Marlene Toyekoyah
Cache
Marie Satepeahtaw
Penelope Horse
Midwest City
Melvern Komalty
Bob Toyekoyah
Archie Ware
Allan Tawkoyty
Max Harry Tawkoyty
Anadarko
Prestley Ware
Glen Ware
Apache
Emma Ware
Daisy Decora Skaggs
Arlington
Miss Skaggs
Comanche County
William Benson Skaggs
Myrtle Evance
Phoenix
Ariz
Esther Christian
Dollie Poplin
Arcata
Mary E. Miranda
Fullerton
Post Cemetery
Elgin Library Announces Summer Hours and New Books
Librarians Diane Churchill and Winnie Roark inform the Elgin public school library system has added new books to both the elementary and high school collections. The Elgin library opens for summer reading from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Elgin Public School Library
Diane Churchill
Winnie Roark
Elgin
Oklahoma Crime Commission Approves Federal Grant Application
The Oklahoma Crime Commission on Tuesday approved a 3.2 million dollar grant application to fund a crime communications system. The plan includes Oklahoma County and other high crime areas with connections for Canadian and Logan Counties. The panel also awarded 47 625 dollars to the State Supreme Court for a computerized records system and 250 000 dollars to Tulsa for system improvements and 25 000 dollars for a central data system linked to the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Telecommunications System.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crime Commission
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Oklahoma County
Canadian
Logan
Crime Commission
State Supreme Court
Tulsa
Oklahoma Law Enforcement Telecommunication System
Church Camp For Indian Youth In Kingston Features Notables
United Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a five day church camp for Indian youths aged 15 to 18 from June 21 to 25 at the UMYF Youth Center in Kingston near Lake Texoma. The event highlights Careers in Christian Education with OSU linebacker Joe Avanzini and Miss Indian America Deana Jo Harragarra. For information call 357-5416.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
UMYF
Kingston
Lake Texoma
Christian Education
OSU
Joe Avanzini
The
Fellowship of Christian Ahtletes
Deana Jo Harragarra
Philippines and China Formalize Diplomatic Ties
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai signed a June 9 1975 agreement establishing full diplomatic relations between their nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Marcos
Chou En-lai
Hospital Benefit Powwow On Tap
The Lawton Indian Hospital Employees' Club plans a benefit powwow June 19 at Fort Sill Indian School stadium. Proceeds fund more hospital television sets. six ordered, two donated. Gourd dancing 2 pm to 5 pm led by Amos Pewenoskit, head man dancer. Jerome Tahahwah head singer. Social dancing at 7 pm with Edgar Monetachi as master of ceremonies. Organizations and tribal princesses invited.
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Lawton Indian Hospital
Fort Sill
Amos Pewenoskit
Jerome Tahahwah
Edgar Monetachi
Food spending share falls from 1950 to 1974
The after tax income devoted to food dropped about 20 percent over 25 years from 22 percent in 1950 to 16.8 percent in 1974, reflecting changing consumer patterns and living costs.
Guatemala Indians Form Half of Nation’s Population
National Geographic reports that Guatemala's indigenous people constitute about 2.75 million of the nation's 5.5 million residents, representing half of the population and highlighting indigenous communities' demographic weight.
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Guatemala
National Geographic
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Jettie
P. Allison
Cinderella
N. Sheridan
Dora Robertson
Robertson
Mellers Photo Drive-in
Erwin Acres Shopping
Gere Bivd
Sheridan
Store
America
Mellers Photo
Berens F Corners Mart
Gore Ore
Gore Brea
Erwin Acres Shopping Comte
Srendas
Boao Ae Eee Sneas
Apedic VisionAire
Granny Rockers
Peecer
Gore
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