Health Safety Program Presented by Lincoln Elementary Class
Lincoln elementary school second graders presented a health and safety program Friday afternoon directed by Miss Frankie Hoozier and Mrs. Ann Argo with Etella La Crosse in charge of music. Verna Sue Snyder and Susan Fox performed piano solos as part of the program featuring a long list of participating students and chorus members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Elementary School
Frankie Hoozier
Ann Argo
Etella LaCrosse
Gertrude Cook
Verna Sue Snyder
Susan Fox
Bill Cates
Elaine Dayton
Rhetta Ebisch
Patti Wade
Shirley Ann Bone
Mike Overstreet
Ronnie Coombs
Johnny Kitchen
Billy Wayne Grub
Joyce Lawson
Barbara
Johnny Adams
Tommy Wooten
Teddy Huff
Bobby Blackburn
Kenneth Ingle
Jerry Don Payne
Robert Gooday
William Norse Worthy
Jimmy Lee Snider
Jimmy Ray Smith
Elizabeth Kelly
Richard Baggett
Cecil Clingman
Dale Hennessee
Thomas Jasper
Aaron Martin
James Pitman
Ronald Sleeper
Lewis Ward
Robert Woody
Glenda Baughman
Judy Belcher
Linda Kay Helms
Anita Herrer
Geneva Cook
Wanda Hill
Brenda Hoton
Imogene Myers
Vickie Riemer
Elizabeth Rogers
Glenda Smothers
Patricia Tompkins
Kathleen Wheeler
Wanda Pratt
Linda Lou Pekah
Marquitta Randolph
Shirley Ann Steed
Mary Brister
Mary Susan Fox
Linda Jenkins
Carla Mae Peck
Brenda Prowell
Linda wJoyce Simmons
Marlene Smith
Louise Workman
Linda Lee Buttram
David Hart
Terry Morgan
Kenneth Newton
Daulton Smith
Terry Tahsequah
Lloyd Williams
Freddy Theahkie
Bill Ballard
Donald Ward
van James
Jimmy Burdon
Discovery Suggests Humans Much Older Than Thought
Swiss paleontologist Dr. Johannes Hurzeler argues a jawbone found in Tuscan coal implies human ancestors date back 20 to 30 million years, challenging Darwinian timelines of modern man and ape divergence. He notes 26 fossil fragments from 1872 suggest a common ancestor neither human nor ape, reshaping views on Java and Peking man.
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Johannes Hurzeler
Tuscany
Italy
New York
Hurzeler
Natural History Museum
Basle
Switzerland
Java
Peking
Earth
Production Staffs For Plays Revealed
Production staffs for Lawton high school's all school and junior plays were announced by Mrs. Opal Ford. The all school play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay runs March 22 23 in the new auditorium with rehearsal nearing completion and Time Out For Ginger for the junior production set for April 2 3. The article lists the staff with Sandra Wyatt as chairman and details on cast props makeup wardrobe lights sound and publicity among many named individuals and committees. Also included is a stat that about 82 in 100 of male Americans over 14 years old have jobs.
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Lawton High School
Opal Ford
LHS
Ginger
Frankie Ingraham
Roberta DeWolf
Sandra Wyatt
Charles Jones
Jimmy Wiggins
Doyce Grayson
Bill Harned
Saundra Ramey
Betty Rooney
Dorothy English
Joy Brooks
Jacky Owens
Marilyn Salyer
Glenda Nowlin
Guy Wilson
Rosalie Thomson
Betty Jean Cole
Beverly Bryant
Carolyn Begley
Barbara Lawrence
Diane Hurt
Pat Horton
Irene Harris
Patsy Conner
Nancathryn Waller
Julie Means
Sylvia Wigington
Aliso
Joe Crosby
Fred Schaaf
Alfred Thomas
Smitty Barnes
Richard Smith
Wayne Potter
Donnie Sapp
Kenneth Hamburger
Rodney Connell
Kenneth Easton
Rosemary Hoopert
Barbara Pennington
Virginia Rice
Marilyn van Eaton
Paula Brady
Donna Lacy
Paula Persenotti
Nana Amis
Sue Pamplin
Lois Hill
Sharon Giles
Pat Burris
Yvonne Anderson
Marcia Rainwater
Mary Harris
Judy Huff
Kay Reader
Joan
Godlove
Barbara Cox
Billie Heinz
Ann Lyon
Ellen Ewing
David Attaway
Joy Bryson
Pete Love
Parmenter
Jane Holsinger
Earlene Poston
Crosby
Dale Fordacey
Billy Heinz
Jane Connell
Juanita Jones
Beverly Clemmer
Barbara Davis
Adele Skrolle
Engineer Is Fined On Speeding Count
OCALA Fla A railroad engineer involved in a fatal auto crossing crash last week was fined 35 for speeding. G W Haven of Tampa, engineer of the Seaboard Air Line Silver Meteor, pleaded no defense. Judge Wallace E Sturgis Jr found him guilty and imposed the flag. He was accused of 40 mph in a 20 mph zone.
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Ocala
Fla
G. W. Haven
Tampa
Seaboard Air Line
Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr
Haven
Texan Prefers Virginia Over Texas, Seeks Information
A Midland Texas woman writes to the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce saying Virginia seems the ideal choice, citing relief from Texas wind dust and monotony and asking for information on Portsmouth. The letter suggests Virginians appeal to movers seeking a milder climate and a different lifestyle.
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Portsmouth
Texas
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Midland
Virginia
Area Man Ronald L Kohl Stationed at Fort Polk
Pvt. Ronald L. Kohl, whose wife Edna lives in Temple, is stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana after being sent from Fort Sill with a detachment of the 661st Ordnance company. He joined in March 1955 and completed basic training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.. He serves as an ammunition specialist in his unit.
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Ronald L. Kohl
Edna
Temple
Fort Polk
Fort Sill
661St Ordnance Company
Army
Kohl
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Five Oklahoma 4 H graduates celebrated during National Week
Five Comanche county natives former 4 H members are highlighted as examples of long term 4 H benefits. Bob Collier Fletcher details his rise from dairy and beef projects to national shows and agricultural leadership roles. Juliet Sharp Elbrege Sullivan Spencer Que ton and Harold Wilson note enduring community service and teaching roles at FSIS and beyond.
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Juliet
Judy) Johnstone Sharp
Bob Collier
Elbrege D. Sullivan
Spencer H. Queton
Harold Wilson
Fletcher
Comanche County
Collier
Oklahoma A&m
Alpha Zeta Honorary Fraternity
Agricultural College
Phi Kappa Phi
A&m
Cyril, Antlers
Cyril
United States Air Force
Hallwood Farms
Oklahoma Shorthorn — Breeders Assn
American Short
American Dairy Assn
Oklahoma
Sullivan
Flower Mound
Centenary Methodist Church
Comanche County Farm Bureau
Spencer Queton
Fort Sill
Mountain View High School
Chicago
Kiowa County
Queton
FSIS
Quezon
Quanah Parker Lake
Winona Queton
Missouri Mule Loses Show Spot To Horse Tribe
The American Royal Livestock and Horse Show will drop the Missouri mule from competition next fall to free stall space for show horses. President E. M. Dodds cited higher demand for horse stalls and noted the decision to eliminate male mule competition while moving staff space to horses for the 2028 show. The feature mule Verdun, tied to WWI history, remains a noted part of the broader discussion about the breed and its legacy.
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Missouri
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
E. M. Dodds
the Royal
Army
Verdun
7Th
U. S. Field Artillery
United States
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Sportsman’s Club
Masons
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Sharp
Home
Southwestern Hospital
Department of Agriculture
Cotton County
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War Department
Etta Burton
Chattanooga
Lawton
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China
University of Chicago
Cameron College
Kansas City
Jersey
Wilson
First Christian Church
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Education Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis
Downtown Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Lawton Safety Council
Lawtonian
4-H
Constitution Building
Hardy Suggs Music Co
Jo Ann Clark
Sue Ann Alitizer
Linda
Jo Adkins
Sue Ann Lewis
Emma Jean Singleton
Kathleen Marie Bentley
Beverley Ann Bowden
Jo Ellen Hampton
S. W. Radio & Sound
Montgomery Ward & CO
Popular Furniture CO
Public Service Company
Goodyear Tire & Supply
Holsey Appliance CO
L. H. Ensley
Super-Mineal Radio & TV
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