Appeal delays court hearing in Wyrick firearm case
Preliminary hearing for James Mane v Vir Boarenpaale postponed after Assistant District Attorney Mark Clark filed intent to appeal a ruling suppressing evidence. Police allegedly seized a bulged pocket gun during Wyrick arrest at a tavern on January 6. Mahamad testified to prior Wyrick arrest and reasonable cause for the search. Clark said appeal to district court will continue until a district judge rules. Wyrick faces felonious carrying a firearm after a prior felony conviction. 1974 assault and battery with a dangerous weapon noted.
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James Mane
Vir
Boarenpaale
Tng
Mark Clark
Wyrick
Lawtorn
Mahamad
Clark
District Attorney's Office
Gourd Dance Set by Comanche Ponies Saturday at Fair Building
The Comanche Little Ponies sponsor a benefit gourd dance at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Fair Building in Apa che. Proceeds go to the annual dance May 12 and 13. Head dancers are Buster Mihecoby and Dorothy Moncessey, with Leonard Cozad Jr. as head singer and Ed Monetathchi Sr. as master of ceremonies.
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Comanche Little Ponies
Apache
Buster Mihecoby
Dorothy Moncessey
Leonard Cozad Jr
Ed Monetathchi Sr
Low Black Representation Among U S Elected Officials
A Washington census note states that fewer than one percent of the nation's 525,000 elected officials are black, despite blacks making up 11 percent of the population.
Walters Completes 50 by 100 Foot Industrial Building
Walters Industrial Development completes a metal 50 by 100 foot building at the industrial park. The insulated structure on 11 acres near SH 5 west of town has a 14 foot overhead door and utilities connected. Occupant not yet floored while seeking a suitable industrial tenant to create Walters jobs. Contact Ben Shackelford at Walters Bank and Trust. other directors are Buddy Veltema and Bill Boyer.
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Walters
Ben Shackelford
Walters Industrial Development Corporation
SH 5
Shackelford
Walters Bank and Trust
Buddy Veltema
City Hall
Bill Boyer
Boyer Abstract Co
City Man Charged In Burglary Case
Ronald Lee Chambliss, 19, of 308 Monroe, Lawton, was charged with second degree burglary for entering the home of 72 and 82 year old residents at 315 Tuesday afternoon. He allegedly threatened them with a butcher knife and was arraigned with bond set at 2000 dollars. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 31.
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Lawton
Clarence LeBarre
Ronald Lee Chambliss
Monroe
Jack Atkinson
Chambliss
Officers elected in Elgin Masonic lodge district group
The Masonic District Lodge No. 33 Association held its annual election Tuesday at Pilot Masonic Lodge No. 367 in Elgin. Albert Page was named president, James Irwin vice president, Donald Keiser secretary treasurer, and James C. Martin chaplain. All new officers reside in Lawton.
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Masonic District Lodge No. 33 Association
Pilot Masonic Lodge No
Elgin
Albert Page
James Irwin
Donald Keiser
James C. Martin
Lawton
Prostitution Arrests Tied to Fort Sill Club Meet
Two Oklahoma City women were held in the city jail after Wednesday arrests for investigation of soliciting prostitution. A Fort Sill military policeman reported seeing the pair meet two soldiers at a club and accompany them to a local motel, where the soldiers paid for sexual favors. Detective Jack Shutts said the case would be sent to the district attorney for possible state charges.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Sill
Jack Shutts
District Attorney’s Office
Cameron ROTC Rappelling Clinic Set at Fort Sill
Cameron University ROTC will hold a rappelling clinic on March 14 at Medicine Bluff Fort Sill. Captain Ronald Rulison says the event is open to Cameron students, with a 1 30 p m assembly in Burch Hall before buses to the bluff for a 40 foot rappel.
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Cameron University
ROTC
Medicine Bluff
Fort Sill
Ronald Rulison
Cameron
Burch Hall
Pla
M Bluff
Rulison
Area Funeral Services and Local Obituaries
Notices from Walters and surrounding areas report the funeral arrangements for W A Stone 99 of Walters with services at Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel burial Walters Cemetery burial for Mortimer Philbrook 77 in Walters Cemetery and memorials for Opal Bailey 79 of Fletcher along with details on James Godfrey Thomas 58 of Cotton Nursing Home The notices list birth dates places affiliations and survivors including children and siblings and note prior residences and occupations The items reflect a community notices page with multiple obituaries and memorials from Oklahoma counties and towns
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Walters
W.A. Stone
Wyatt Funeral Home
Russell Owen
First United Methodist Church
Walters Cemetery
Mr. Stone
Berger County
Texas
Leonard Seymour
Biloxi
Miss
Hastings
Waurika
Temple
Wichita Falls
Presbyterian Church
Glen
Canoga Park
Calif
Paul Blubaugh
Lawton
Henry Pickett
Mortimer Philbrook
Gene Orwell
First Baptist Church, Cement
Philbrook
Boston
Mass
Ethel Mae Willoughby
Vernon
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
David
David Philbrook
Eau Claire
Wis
Rose Andronico
Quincy
Fletcher
Haleye Opal Bailey
Route 1
Oklahoma City
Robbins Funeral
George Stauffer
DeWayne Wright
Fletcher Cemetery
Midwest City
Edward D. Thompson
Seattle
Wash
Estella Hinson
Charles Richardson
Home
Kan
James Godfrey Thomas
Cotton Nursing Home
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Thomas
Oklahoma
Richard Thomas
Farmington
Wavel Mullins
Jefferson
Guy Wood
Faxon
Police Raid Nets 3 Drug Suspects
A raid at No 6 NW 9th St led to the arrest of two 20-year-old women and a 24-year-old man on drug possession suspicions. Officers found foil-wrapped packages of a white powdery substance as the OSBI analyzes the narcotic, while the women face theft charges linked to $180 stolen from two Fort Sill soldiers.
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No. 6
Fort Sill
Larry Mahamad
Mahamad
OSBI
Jack Partin
Easter Seals Drive Begins in Oklahoma Campaign
Easter Seals drive launches in Comanche County led by TD Nicklas as campaign chair with Mrs. Molly Boren statewide chair and Jack Klugman national chairman. Half a million letters go out to Oklahomans seeking donations to aid handicapped children, with a statewide goal of 400000 dollars. Proceeds fund financial assistance information and referral services and a WATS line for immediate contact.
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T.D. Nicklas
Comanche County
Wallace Bonifield
The
Oklahoma Society For Crippled Children
WATS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Area Funeral Services
U.S
Bow Wow
Borateem
Arm & Hammer
del Monte
Bott
Purina Cat Food
el Paso
Tillie Lewis
Gea
Safeway
Crisco Oil
Duncan Hines
Jari
Boy
Boy-Ar-Dee
Wcsssu
Wil Franklin Crunch
WN Munch
Solo Dog Food
Kraft Peanut Brittle
Botti
SEA Pak
Minute Maid
Ivory
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