Complaints of Thefts and Burglaries Reported to City Police
A list of individuals and addresses reported thefts thefts from bicycles guitars amplifiers and cash car parts and other items thefts from residences churches businesses and vehicles. Notable entries include Karen King 1416 Longview and Dorret Hawkey 1505 SW 9th reporting stolen bicycles and a church theft at Cameron Church of God 2502 B. Norwood and Gert Robertson 1330 Clover Lane reporting CB antenna thefts. Further items include household robberies and vehicle related thefts across multiple streets and locales.
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Lowton
Helen
S. 23Rd
Karen S. King
Longview
Witham CD
San Leet
Ave
Resi
Ewe
Niswonger
Cameron Church of God
Dorret Hawkey
Grady Chambers
Clover Lane
Donald C. Childs
Gert Robertson
Carto
S. Sheridan
Curtis Lee Ninez
Greenmeadow Dr
Mission Ra
Vicki
Cor
Hilda D. Buchanan
SE Gore
Dorothy Ellis
Dent Donegan
WN. Fist
Marie Detty Youth Services Center
Freddie Bass
Crestview Dr
Vincent Webb
Gritt Harrison
Atom
Linde Cornell
Smith
Resid Geeries
Jones
Cody
Mississippi
Salty Champlin
City National Bank
Cindy Bowden
Montgomery Word
Sheridan and
Gore
Vello E. LoVallee
Williams
Larry Spears
Oklahoma City Market Prices Reported by State Department of Agriculture
Prices for commodities listed by the Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture include Wheat from 1.92 to 2.55 per bushel with varied local quotes. Barley 1.35 to 1.80. Milo 2.67 to 3.57 per hundredweight. Soybeans 6.54 to 7.24 per bushel. Alfalfa hay 50 to 60 dollars per ton. Locations referenced include Beaver Keyes Liberal Perryton Lawton Weatherford Ponca City and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Aston
Beaver
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Banner
Clinton el Reno
Medford
Pauls Valley
Weatherford
Yukon
Manchester
Ponca City
Eldorado
Geary
Hobart
Kingfisher
Okeene
Watonga
Temple
Lawton
Gulf
Barley
MILO
Afton
Chickasha
Benefit Dance Supports Comanche Ute Peace Treaty Ceremony
A benefit dance sponsored by the Comanche Ute ceremonial group takes place Friday and Saturday at the Comanche Cultural Center Cache to cover expenses for Comanches attending the treaty ceremonial near Ignacio Colorado July 21 24. Gourd dancing war dancing and social dancing are on the program with times 7 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday. Indian foods will be sold Saturday with co hosts the Comanche Indian Veterans Association the Comanche Little Ponies the Comanche War Dance Society and the Oklahoma Inter Tribal Club. Raymond Nauni is head singer and Lee Motah master of ceremonies.
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Comanche Cultural Center
Cache
Ignacio
Colo
Comanche Indian Veterans’ Association
Comanche Little Ponies
Comanche War Dance Society
Oklahoma Inter-Tribal Club
Raymond Nauni
Lee Motah
Meeting of Retired Officers' Association PlannedBanquet
The Retired Officers' Association meets at 7 p.m. today in the Public Service Company building to discuss installation plans for the July 21 banquet. A representative from the TROA national office will attend to install the new chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retired Officers’ Association
Public Service Company
National Troa
Powwow Planned by Esa-Rosa Descendants Near Lawton
The Esa-Rosa descendants sponsor a powwow from 7 PM to midnight Sunday at the Johnnie Reid dance ground northwest of Lawton. Head singer will be Billy Horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esa-Rosa
Johnnie Reid
Lawton
Billy Horse
Peace Returns in 1564 Treaty Ending English French War
The Peace of Troyes on April 11 1564 ends the England France war. England renounces claim to Calais in exchange for France paying 222000 crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyes
England
France
Calais
Funeral services set for Buster Bridges in Fletcher
Funeral for Buster C Bridges 89 who died today at his Fletcher residence will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Fletcher First Baptist Church with Rev Dennis Meyer and De Wayne Wright officiating. Burial in Fletcher Cemetery directed by Robbins Funeral Home. Bridges born Jan 20 1888 Hackett Ark married Sept 8 1907 Hackett moved to Fletcher area 1928 then 1947 survived by wife four daughters seven sons many grandchildren greats.
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Fletcher
Buster C. Bridges
Fletcher First Baptist Church
Dennis Meyer
Assembly of God Church
DeWayne Wright
Fletcher Christian Church
Fletcher Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Mr. Bridges
Hackett
Ark
Katie Dean McCafferty
McAlester
Bridges
Ruby NcBee
Haileyville
Lucille Bridges
Hazel Love
Lois Schumann
Clifton
Edwin
Donald Ray
Hershel
Elgin
Charles
Monahans
Teix
Clois
Staten Island
N.Y
Hidden
Midland
Tex
Claude
Moran
Alma Irvin
New Mexico
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Buster, Bridges
Gertrude Millard
Jefferson
Salvation Army
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Armour Sloppy Joes
Armour
A.D.C
P.O
Phoenix
Arimour
Gibson
Cordell
Daisy
NRA
Jaycee
Scout
Herbrand
KODAK
Mighty MO
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