Funeral notices for Myrtle Short Louis Hagmaier and Eugene Simmons
Funeral for Myrtle Mere Short, 33, of 91244 Monroe, planned 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Calvary Tabernacle in Lawton with Rev. Charlies Ledbetter. burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include mother Susie Short and four sisters. Funeral for Louis C. Hagmaier, 65, of 1424 N 22nd at New Post Chapel, Fort Sill, with military honors. burial Post Cemetery. survivors include wife Ice Paulsen and five children. Funeral for Eugene Simmons, 68, of 1606 S 19th at Glascock-Greenlawn Chapel, burial Highland Cemetery. survivors include brothers Frank and Hogan Simmons and sisters Frankie Leach and Corrine Anderson. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Myrtle Mere Short
Monroe
Calvary Tabernacle Pentecostal Church of God
Charlies Ledbetter
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Glascock-Greenlawn Funeral Home
Ms. Short
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Susie Short
Pauline Boydston
Lee
Betty Jo Wright
Juanita Sue Hill
S. 9Th
Stella Fay Ishmael
Fort Worth
Willie Ray Short
Bloomington
Calif
CWO
Louis C. Hagmaier
New Post Chapel
Fort Sill
Erwin Wichner
Post Cemetery
Beckers Funeral Home
Mr. Hagmaier
Aspinwall
Jayice Paulsen
Hagmaier
St. John’s Law Church
Karen M. Hagmaier
Kristi R. Hagmaier
Louis C. Jr
Everett
Robert L
Anchorage
Alaska
William C
American Cancer Society
Eugene Simmons
A.D. Moore
Davis Chapel Ame Church
Highland Cemetery
Jefferson Funeral Home
Mr. Simmons
Hempstead
Tex
Frank D. Simmons
McKinley
Hogan Simmons
Frankie Leach
Corrine Anderson
Douglas
Mary Lee
Donkeys Remembered in a Teacher’s Tale of Fire and Survival
In 1916 a seven year old boy and his brother arrived at a one room school to start a fire but mistook gasoline for kerosene in the lantern can. The explosion burned the boys and killed Glenn's brother Floyd while Glenn survived with severe burns that threatened the loss of his legs.
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Ladies’ Literary Society
Glenn
Floyd
Drinking river water at Comanche Station risks and runs off
PSC plans include a seven million gallon daily option and a three and a half million minimum for effluent runoff at Comanche Station near the sewer plant. The water is said to be drinkable after aeration and storage, with a duck pond and possible fish stocking as a byproduct of the holding pond.
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Comanche
PSC
McIntyre
Bob Woods
Von Braun Pioneered U S Space Program And Its Rise
The article honors Wernher von Braun for shaping the U S space program from V 2 origins to Saturn V and Apollo era. It notes his move to the United States in 1945, service at Fort Bliss and Redstone Arsenal, citizenship in 1955, NASA leadership, Fairchild earnings, and advocacy for peaceful space with international cooperation. It cites his death a day before a space shuttle test and reiterates his faith in global space collaboration.
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von Braun
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Redstone
Huntsville
Ala
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Space
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Ussr
Housing agency eyed for Section 8 elderly housing plan
Funds oilmen reversed the May 31 decision and urged the state housing agency to administer Section 8. The plan now shows a need for elderly housing with an initial project of 61 units. HUD has received a preliminary proposal from a developer to build at 45th Street and Camelot Drive in East Lawton.
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HUD
45Th Street
Camelot Drive
East Lawton
Space shuttle approach tests mark Phase Two flights
Haise, 42, the only space veteran among four crewmen, joins Phase Two shuttle approach and landing tests after Phase One with an unpowered shuttle. The tests aim to perfect shuttle separation from its mother ship and glide maneuvers for a 7 mile dry lake runway landing.
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Haise
Earth
Fullerton
Karate and yoga classes begin at Lawton YMCA
New 10 week sessions start Monday with karate taught by William Matthey from 7 30 to 9 pm and yoga led by Jenether Cephas at 7 30 pm Both courses welcome all ages and genders Fees are 15 for members and 20 for non members for karate and 10 members 20 non members for yoga Classes require comfortable clothing towels mats and focus on coordination discipline and well being
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Lawton Ymca
William Matthey
Matthey
Jenether Cephas
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