Field To Review Assault Charge
Lee Davis, 29, of No. 7 N. 5th, faced assault charges before Special District Judge John Taylor declared a mistrial after a tense incident at Tom Ward’s home. Ward, Edwards, and police involvement followed a man in a Halloween mask wielding a .22 pistol and wrestling the revolver from Ward. A bullet in the gun had struck but failed to fire as the jury deliberated from 4.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Davis
No. 7
N. 5Th
John Taylor
Tom Ward
E Ave
Ward
John Edwards
D Ave
Funeral notices from Chattanooga Apache and Gotebo
Funeral will be at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the First Baptist Church for Alfred Watts 70 of Wayne died Monday after an extended illness Burial will be in Chattanooga Cemetery Born April 4 1900 in India he lived around Chattanooga most of his life until the past 10 years when he resided in Wayne He was married to Fern Chapman Grandfield Jess Cache Frank Indiahoma Jim Fletcher and Lynn Doc Faxon Also funeral 10 am Wednesday in Apache for Beulah McNeill 79 died Monday in Cyril nursing home Born December 15 1891 in Waxahachie Texas married to Tom McNeill in Abilene later moved to Apache Survived by one daughter Mrs Bob Hughes one grandchild and five great grandchildren Services for Mrs Bessie Scholz 79 were held in Odessa Baptist Church Burial in church cemetery Born November 2 1892 in Edenburg Illinois She died February 20 in Cordell Married to Henry T Scholz in 1922 He died in 1928 She is survived by a step daughter Retta Campbell
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Chattanooga
First Baptist
Alfred Watts
Wayne
India
Fern Chapman
Anderson and
Oak Street
Church of Christ
Beulah McNeill
Cyril
Waxahachie
Tex
Tom McNeill
Abilene
Apache
Bob T. Hughes
Gotebo
Bessie Scholz
Odessa Baptist Church
Glenn Carroll
Carl Thilette
Local obituary notes Cyril community figure life and service
Services were held in Calumet in 1942 before Cyril years when he moved 1945 to own and operate a laundromat. He served as constable and justice of the peace and was a deacon and elder in Cyrilian Church. Survived by Mrs. Paul Stratemeir of Las Vegas Mrs. J. R. Bost of Dallas Mrs. Clifford Eckfeldt of Okmulgee five brothers Carl Lamonte Oscar C Cowpens Ted H Winster Park one sister Helene Potts Windsor Park and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowpens, S.C
Ted H
Tavares, Fla
Helene Potts
Winster Park
Fla
Mrs Dora Spencer Rites Set In Walters Church Of God
Funeral services for Mrs Dora B Spencer 91 of 1485 S Ninth Walters are planned for 2 p.m. today at Ninth and See Church of God with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Pearson Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow at Walters Cemetery. Born July 25 1897 in Caney she moved between Walters and Washington Oklahoma before settling in Lawton area in 1921. She was retired from civil service and was married to Angel Marer in Lawton June 5 1937. She is survived by a son R E Mayes of Houston and two sisters Mrs W A Martin of 1203
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Church of God
Dora B. Spencer
S. Ninth
Walters
Pearson
Meservices
Walters Cemetery
Caney
Wal- McAnaw
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Volunteers Begin Hospital Work
Two percent of new Red Cross volunteers report to the P.11.S. Indian Hospital to work in wards clinics and offices after receiving caps and pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Oklahoma Carrier Delivery Rates and Subscriptions
Rates listed for carrier delivery in Lawton and Fort Sill with Constitution Press and Sunday editions. Mail subscription options vary by state and APO addresses with different annual and monthly pricing, including Sunday only and weekend bundles.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Sll
Constitution
Fort Sill
Constitution & Egg’ Oe
Constitution, Press
Const
Sundey
APO
Premiums Totaled for Lawton Saddle and Sirloin Show
The Saddle and Sirloin Club in Comanche County has more than 2 500 dollars in premiums ready for the Lawton livestock show. The grand and reserve grand barrow receive 150 and 75 dollars. First place steers earn 25 dollars each for the first 14 events. Kenneth Alexander, secretary, says premiums help offset state competition costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle
Sirloin Club
Comanche
Lawton Jaycees
Kenneth Alexander
Saddle and Sirloin Club
L. O. Ranch
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Michigan Soldier Wins Honor at Fort Sill
Juary at Fort Sill Specialist 4 Willis A. Reinke Jr. won the honor over competitors from other major commands while competing from the U S Army Training Center Field Artillery. Reinke will receive an engraved desk set and a 25 U S Savings Bond from Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Spec
Willis A. Reinke Jr
U.S. Army Training Center, Field Artillery
ATC
Reinke
U.S
Fort Sillcom
Phone Company Purchases Land in City Block
Southwestern Bell buys property occupying most of the southern half of a block bounded by Ith and Gore. The tract measures 183 feet by 245 feet with existing facilities at the northeastern corner and 17th and Gore houses. Harman confirms the purchase to enable new houses on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman
Ith
Southwestern Bell
Lawton’s
17Th and Gore
Public Records Report From Lowton Police
Public records list complainants to Lowton Police including Reine Culeepper Richard Foster Deborah Unger Elverta Perry and Jenkins Co. reporting burglaries thefts auto-related losses and a purse theft at various addresses and locations including Fort Sill school and Fourth and U.S. 277. First Presbyterian S.A.
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Lowton
Reine Culeepper
Sheridan
Richard Foster
Meadowbrook
Deborah Unger
Leever
Fort Sill
Elverta Perry
Pork
Jenkins Co
Fourth
U.S. 277
First Presbyterian S.A
Grass fire reported at 34 MONDAY pm 1S NW 3th
Fire crews responded to a grass fire in the 1S NW 3rd area during Monday afternoon. No injuries listed and cause unspecified in the brief notice.
Countyans Buy 91894 In Bonds
Rex Givens city chairman of Bonds says Comanche County January Savings Bond sales totaled 91894. State total reached 4830969 an increase of 3.47 percent from January last year. He notes Savings Bonds help financial security and support economic strength.
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Rex Givens
Bonds
Comanche County
Givens
Average lead pencil writes a line 35 miles long
A historical note states that the average lead pencil can draw a line extending at least 35 miles. The claim reflects long standing measures of graphite writing length and pencil durability.
Stock Prices Wander Within Narrow Range
New York market opens mixed as the Dow rises 0.14 to 882.67 at noon amid thin trading. Advances on the NYSE outnumber declines about 6 to 5 while commodities and livestock show varied quotes across cattle hogs and sheep surfaces. Oklahoma listings report cattle calves sales and regional price marks with alfalfa, chicks, and egg prices noted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Madison Square Garden
Marijuana Pleas Net 3 Year Terms
Raymond Gist of 14065 B claimed a suitcase found contained marijuana and barbiturates. The items were later claimed and the owner arrested, leading to three year terms in a marijuana case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gist
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Jess
Cache
Frank
Indiahoma
Jim
Fletcher
Lynn
Doc
Faxon
Mrs. McNeill
Herman Mittendorf
Mrs
Dora Spencer
Mrs. Fay McAvow
Mrs. Maver
Michigan
Heer
Renee
Tedev
Om. Peame Service Co
Cache Road Square
Zenith
Cache Road
Fay 'Pecav
of the Nickels’ Agency
Greater
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Anthony Libro
Equitable
National Council
S. 13Th
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
New York, N.Y
Public Records
USDA
Watonga
Yukon
Kingfisher
Perryton
al- Hillsdale
Hobart
el Reno
Geary
Okeene
Keyes
Liberal
Manchester
Enid
Afton
Temple
Mangum
Alfalfa Kay
Chickasha
Pauls Valley
Finley's Realty
Corner Cache
Waltz & Co. Incorporated
D Avenue
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