Safecrackers raid Fort Sill dry cleaners for 500 in cash
Police report a heist at Ryan Cleaners 282 Fort Sill Ky during late Wednesday night. Visitors found a safe opened with a missing ~$500 in checks and cash, and a separate break in at a nearby service station. Detectives map the scene and search for suspects while describing a Southeast corner access, a broken wheel, and gear left behind.
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Tell
Att Ryan Cleaners
Fort Sill
Joseph Herder
Owener
Sail
Roe Tire
Arete Dow Aves
Ny Howe
Cloo Stout
Maps West
Patroloien
Bill Ward
Davis
Frank Lan
Area Men In Service In Local Marine Training
Lawton area men including Dae Lawton and two others joined the Marines amid a public ceremony. The group is slated for a training program at Fort Chaffee with course start dates and family notices confirming enlistment and parentage. Davenport, son of Roy L Davenport, remains listed among those connected to the event and the local military activity.
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Ainant
Marines
Seitos
Fea
Atomic En Eos Commission
Mfe
Canal F. Taisen
Ant Mek
Menty Watson
Wayan
Frank Prters
Flo Peters
Chattanooga
der T. Gell
F. L Bail
Marine Corps
Donald W. Day Roort
Davenport
Marian Tives
Gusie Irving
Fort Chaffee
Ate Centhy
Ovenance Battalion
Mort Siti
Tavenport
Roy L. Davenport
Cael
Man Charged With Bringing Drugs To Jail
James Winkler remained in custody on a 2700 bond after pleading innocent to bringing dangerous drugs into the jail. A preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday. Deputy Arvil Roberson filed the complaint alleging capsules containing hard drugs were brought into the county jail. Winkler was previously charged with possession of narcotics last month.
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James My Winkle
Just of Peace Minyin FE
Cameron
City Pa Lier
Oklahoma City Market Report on Poultry and Livestock Prices
State Board of Agriculture releases prices across wheat and corn products with towns like Blackwell Enid Clinton and Guymon showing steady to higher values. Livestock markets in Oklahoma City and Tulsa show steady cow and bull prices with brisk slaughter demand and notable activity in heifers steers and sows.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
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Peavns Valley
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Ponds Valley
Nigderatels
Grandfield Man To Appeal Drunk Driving Conviction
Selvester Will, a Grandfield man, pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge. He announced plans to appeal the conviction. Judge Rady Cline imposed a $110 fine and 10 days in jail, with release on $50 bond pending appeal.
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Selvester Will
Grandsfield
Auilly
Nash
Rady Cline
Children With Best Teeth Make Best Grades In School
Oklahoma City report cites a Claremore study showing students with good dental health achieve higher grades. Noel Raho, chair of the state health association, says the group will apply to the National Institute of Health to study a possible link between mental health and dental health, based on local results.
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Oklaloma City
Noel Raho
Chiremace
Chaiman
Oklahoma State Deut Association
Claremore
Nation Institute of Health
Funeral Rites For Mrs Wahnee In Sterling Church
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Sterling Methodist church for Mrs Rachel Love Wahnee 44 of Sterling died Tuesday in a local hospital Burial will be in Sterling Cemetery under Dalton Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband Shannon Wahner two daughters Geneva Wallace and Mrs Idi Mac W Sterling three sons Ward Pacilyaker Erwin Reel Bik and Earnest Stanford her mother Mrs Sally Sova two sisters Ernestine Tosec Eunice Sova and two brothers Frank Sova Cyril and Mellon Sova all of Sterling Also surviving Mrs Mary Rebecca Whitehead who died today at a local rest home Services will be held Saturday at Ritter Funeral Home chapel with Rev Floury Wall pastor of Calvary Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in Faxon Cemetery Mrs Whitehead was born June 1 1871 at Mena Arkansas married Arch W Whitehead in 1881 Survivors include two daughters Mrs OC Hanks and Mrs Sora Stanford multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Sterling Methodist Church
Rachel Love Wahnee
Sterling
Dalton Funeral Home
Wahner
Fleteher
Shannon Wahner
Geneva Wallace
Idi Mac W. Sterling
Ward Pacilyaker
Air Force
Erwin Reel Bik
Virginia
Earnest Stanford
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Sally Sova
Mes
Ernestine Tosec
Eunice Sova
Friank Sova
Cyril
Mellon Sov. Sterling
Mary Rebecca Whitehead
Ritter Funeral Home
Floury Wall
Calvary Baptist Church
Faxon
The
Baptist Church
OC. Hanks
Sora Stanford
Toob Tottersom
Ian Hwathers
Seer Mrnidehiatven
Fou Great Bramdehvdren
Memphis School Children Will Have Plenty Of Cake
Memphis officials reveal a plan to allocate 300,000 cents for a school program described as a sugar and cake project. The item states eggs and hens relate to baked goods, with the aim of providing cake treats to Memphis schoolchildren next year.
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Memphis
Siner Ha
Tev
Former Lawton Man Killed In Seminole County Crash
Res Carl Douglas, 02, Bowleys, a former Lawton resident and brother of Ray Douglas, died five miles west of Sasakwa in Seminole County when his car went out of control and overturned. Troopers report a crushed skull as the cause. the state’s traffic fatalities for the year reached 304 with 12 more deaths than at this time last year.
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Lawton
Sasakwa
Seminole County
Carl Douglas
Bowleys
Ray Douglas
Lindy
Highway Patrol
Led Douglas
Judge Disposes Of Five Charges In Municipal Court
Judge J Merle Oaks disposed five cases in Municipal court this morning. One case was dismissed, another fined, and bonds forfeited in three charges. Betsy Spearman and Nicholas Fowler faced fines or bonds, with Spearman forfeiting a $20 bond and Fowler fined $1. The lawton woman paid a $12 bond for public drunkenness, while a Pfe Frank Taylor case from Fort Sill was dismissed for obscene language in public.
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J. Merle Oaks
Nicholas Fowler
Allus
Betty Spearman
Frederick Lester Clevenger
Hartford City
Ind
Volka
Lawton
Pfe
Frank Taylor
Fort Sill
City Man Denies Molesting Count
Wilbur L. Sisney denies molesting a nine year old girl and is jailed in lieu of 200 dollars bond. Justice Marvin E. Cameron set the bond. A preliminary hearing was set for 2 PM on July 18 before the justice of the peace.
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Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Wilbur
Sisney
Lawton Plans and Public Works Projects Highlight Years Ago
Lawton board of education moves to purchase Whitner grade school from federal government through Federal Works Agency. Lawton sewerage plant upgrade planned with no extra tax burden. City crews repair toys for donation at Central Fire station. Farm events and ROTC camps noted in early regional chronicle.
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Lawton
Whitner
Lawton Board of Education
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America
Mary Pickford
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Hollywood
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A&m
Stilwater
Dexertcd College of Kingfisher
School of Religion
Fortin
Paint On Road Is Investigated At Bell and Columbia
Police seek to determine if a large quantity of white paint spilled or poured on Bell at the Bell and Columbia intersection Wednesday afternoon. James Pack a Beaumont Texas visitor reported his Dodge sedan was splattered with paint. Patrolmen estimated one to five gallons along the roadway.
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Columbia
James Pack
Beaumont
Tex
Pack
Grady Crabtree
Henry A. Barlels
Tamlin
Watering Curbs Relaxed At Fort Sill
A liberal water use program is authorized for Fort Sill residents after Lawson officials eased restrictions. Under the plan shrubbery trees hedges lawns may be watered on even numbers Mondays and Thursdays, odd numbers Tuesdays and Fridays, and Artilery Village Wednesdays and Saturdays, with warnings against water waste and curb runoff. Cars may be washed when needed to maintain cleanliness.
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Fort Sill Military Reservation
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Lawson
Fort Sill
Artillery Village
Wife Of Oklahoma City Baseball Team Owner Dies
Mrs. E. J. Humphries wife of the owner of the Oklahoma City baseball club in the Texas League died today. She was 60 and born at Wilburton. The couple wed in 1918 at McAlester.
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Oklahoma City
E. J. Humphries
Three Drivers Face Traffic Complaints
County Attorney Warton Crane filed three traffic complaints today against motorists arrested by highway patrol troopers. In Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles court Buford Lee McCaig was charged with daytime speeding and Elsie Tissy chy of Elgin with driving without a license. Gerald Milton Ratcliffe of 2715 D was charged in Justice of Peace Marvin E. Camerons court with failure to obey a stop sign.
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Warton Crane
Highway Patrol
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Buford Lee McCaig
Elsie Tissychy
Rt. 1
Elgin
Gerald Milton Ratcliffe
Marvin E. Cameron
Abandonment Case Dismissed in Wichita Falls
Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron dismissed a scurrilous complaint filed last week against Willis L. Robinson, 33, of Wichita Falls, accused of wife and child abandonment. Mrs. Oneta Robinson, his wife, requested dismissal on payment of court costs after Robinson was arrested in Wichita Falls and released on bond.
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Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Wichita Falls
Oneta Robinson
Willis L. Robinson
Robinson
Wicherita Falls
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