Area Funeral Notices for Corban and Local Residents
Garland W. Corban 57 of 1610 Tower Road died after a 10 day illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Crews Funeral Home Chapel Apache officiated by Rev. Jack Lee. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Corban born Feb. 26 1921 in Seminole moved to Apache in 1942. Survived by wife Doris one daughter mother sister and several relatives. Also notes infant Sean Anthony Gerke died at Fort Sill with funeral pending. Nellie M. Williams Audra E Miller Lucy M McFarland funerals listed with locations Fletcher Elgin and Soper.
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Garland W. Corban
Tower Road
Crews Funeral Home Chapel
Apache
Jack Lee
Maranantha Baptist Church
Chickasha
Fairview Cemetery
Crews
Mr. Corban
Seminole
Doris Lee Roberts
City Cafe
Sterling
Phillips-Aubrey Chevrolet
Lawton
First Baptist Church
Sapulpa
Af&am
Sean Anthony Gerke
Gerald C. Gerke
Arlington
Reynolds Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Nellie M. Williams
Kingsbury
Glascock- Greenlawn
Brad Allen
Fletcher Cemetery
Audra Etha Miller
Becker Funeral Home
Flower Mound Cemetery
Elgin
Thomas Evan Wolff
Elgin Memorial Cem
DeWayne Wright
First Christian Church
Robbins Funeral Home
Fletcher
Mr. Wolff
Hartshorne
Chicago
Tom
Antioch
Fll
Elmer Wolff
Lucy M. McFarland
Oklahoma City
Fletcher Assembly of God
Dennis Meyer
Soper
Okla
Burrell McFarland
Folsom
McFarland
Eva Mae Holmes
Orlando
Fla
A.J. McFarland
Mineral Wells
Texas
George McFarland
Elvie B. McFarland
Ora Martin
Holdenville
Etta Burden
Della Harless
J.C. McFarland
Philosophy Professor Ends Lecture Series at Church
Dr. Tom Boyd, an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Oklahoma and Presbyterian minister, presents the final talk in his lecture series at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. The theme is The Wisdom of Israel and Our Life Style.
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Tom Boyd
University of Oklahoma
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Boyd
Israel
Fort Sillman acquitted in rape case amid dismissed charges
A 20 year old Fort Sillman Buford was acquitted last week of raping a woman who shot him five times. He faced indecent exposure and attempted break in charges later dropped as military witnesses move to West Germany. Earlier first degree rape charge dismissed for lack of evidence after a jury found him not guilty.
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Fort Sillman
Charlies Buford
Lawton
Don Beauchamp
West Germany
Buford
Murder Trial Ordered For Two Fort Sill Men
Special District Judge Keith Aycock ordered Spec. 4 Thomas S. Clemmons and Pvt. William F. Wells to stand trial on first degree murder charges for the December 18 killing of Spec. 4 William Stine. Video statements were allowed as evidence. Wells allegedly confessed. Defense called Dianne Crook, who testified about a contract on her, and Stine’s widow testified about their separation.
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Fort Sillmen
Keith Aycock
Thomas S. Clemmons
William F. (Buck) Wells
William Stine
Lawton
Wells
H. Ray Anderson
Dianne Crook
Stine
Ms. Crook
Kim
Police Compile Local Complaints From Reported Cases
A list of names and addresses appears in police records for cases received by the Lowton Police Department. Items include thefts, embezzlement, vandalism and a reported shooting of a delivery van, with incidents at homes, businesses, and a trailer park.
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Lowton
John Sommering
Kingsburn
Dorothy Anyx
Jett Davis
Ramadevin
Ferris
Audrey Johnson
Wardell Hawkins
Garfield
Waller
Master's Distributors
Gore
Oli Tools
Sheridan
Frito Loy Company
Larry Orchard
Jiffy Food Store
Malcolm Shaw
66Th
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Charlie Corban
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Melvalene Ishler
Millheim
Robert Charles
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Supreme Court of US
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Lee Optical
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BankAmencard
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Lee
Ian
Curtis Mathes
Pelea Television
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