Leaders Map Plans For May Grass Tour In Comanche County
Officials outline a May grass tour to be sponsored by the extension division Lawton Chamber of Commerce U S Experiment Station Soil Conservation District and Production Marketing Administration. The Comanche Soil Conservation District discussed ranch planning phase tests with fertilizer plots to be observed during the tour.
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Comanche County
Ted Krisher
Extension Division
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Experimentatation, Soil Conservation District and
Production Marketing Administration
Comanche County Soil Conservation District
Ray Keegan
Rasch
Miltom Keating
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Keegan
John Storer
Earl Wilkerson
Wade Dobkins
Elton Hrause
The
Indian Service
R. H. Greck
Soil Conservation Service
George H. Robemson
M. A. Jaye
GC. B. Jeans
Indiahoma
G. D. Afflier
Thomas P. Davis
Sterling
Dale V. Kuntz
C. C. Tracy
Lawton
W. Q. Morrison
George W. Exell
Sail Conservation District
Girl Scout Plans Camp Training and Events
Girl Scout leaders will hold a six day camp training session next week led by Miss Natalie By num area field director from Chickasha. Plans announced at the monthly leaders club meeting and include two sessions at 2 am on March 17 and 18. Also on the calendar is the Juliette Low Oliver tea at 2 30 p m Saturday in the hut for the Girl Scout birthday observance and a Camp Fire Girl celebration near Lawton on March 19. The next leaders meeting April 23 will feature talks on Brownie training and intermediate troop activities. Several leaders attended this week’s session. An unrelated note mentions the ancient oracle of Apollo near Mt Parcassus titled on the southern side.
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Lavion
Natalie Bynum
Chickasha
Joe Curb
Juliette Low Oliver
Secomeir
Lawton
Camp Fire
Frances Cheadle
Mary Teegs
D. S McFadden
Curb
Toegl
Eugene Heinz
L. LL Site
Mildred Coltharp
W. J. Douglas
Joe Lee
LouElla Wood
Dorothy Cook
Jack King
H. A. Burd
Carl Partain
Jake Hester For Council Ward Two Campaign Announcement
Ward Two voters hear from J C Jake Hester seeking city council seat. Hester, a Lawton resident since 1983 and former city inspector, pledges to resign from his current job to serve as councilman and improve sanitation sewers and water services. He lists family ties and two years of city work as qualifications. Election set for Tuesday March 16, 1048.
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Ward Two
Lawton
J.c.jacki Hester
Naturalization Ceremony Set in Southwestern Oklahoma
Court Clerk Bennie Stephens announced naturalization ceremonies will be held here on March 20 for several applicants seeking United States citizenship. An examiner from the INS will file petitions and present the group to District Judge Floyd Daknon with hearings at 11 am in the district courtroom. Four or five applicants from Lawton Duncan Altus and nearby communities are expected to participate in the sessions.
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United States
Bennie Stephens
Justice Department
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Floyd Dacknon
Stephens
Lawton
Duncan
Altus
Oklahoma
Building permit issued to Dr Pearson for $2500 addition
A building permit was issued to Dr A W Pearson for a $2500 addition to an office building at 610 G The completion of the project is predicted within 30 days C M Johnson is the building superintendent
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A. W. Pearson
C. M. Johnson
Return of Mrs Lena Sawner from Oklahoma City Hospital
Mrs L Lena Sawner, a Negro pioneer teacher, was discharged from University hospital in Oklahoma City after several weeks illness. She is now convalescing at home in Chandler.
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L. Lena Sawner
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Kiwanians Hear On Mental Hygiene Address Here
Oklahoma makes progress in mental hygiene says Joseph K Pens Jee executive secretary of the Oklahoma committee on mental hygiene. He praises physicians and ministers for leading prevention efforts noting one in 22 families affected and many cases preventable. Rev Peas Jee urges realistic self appraisal and warns against martyr complex while urging support for the Oklahoma Mental Hygiene program to prevent and cure most mental illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Joseph K. Pens Jee
Oklahoma Committee On Mental Hygiene
Kiwanis Club
Peaslee
J. Hale Edwards
Claude Birdsell
Lawton
Oklahoma City
D W. L. Richardson
Milo Tague
Ivan Young
First Christian Church
Rev. Young
Herman Dearing
George Dent
Charles 8. Goree
Ed Gibb
Fred Banks
Ollahoma
Yesteryears notes from Lawton Constitution
The March 73 1928 Lawton Constitution notes social events and travel. Shaman returns to Oklahoma A and M in Stillwater after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Seaman. Mrs Botkin honored at a shower hosted by Miss Marguerite Fraser. Southweast district Sunday school convention held at Hollis Bawling church with P Monroe in charge. Mr and Mrs Fete Miller back from Verden visit. Ike Trope travels to Tulsa for business. Mrs Abe March and others attend the opera My Maryland in Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs T A Cooter visit Tulsa and Oklahoma City for business and pleasure. Mrs Canter to attend a Willits meeting in Tulsa.
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Shaman
College
Stillwater
John Seaman
Tla.w. Cltb
Misa Marguerite Fraser
John Botkin
Effie Bondurant
Southweat
Hollis Bawling
Fete Miller
Verden
Ike Trope
Tulsa
Abe March
L. M. |Eenallen
Charles W. Payne
Okahoma City
Maryland
Shrine Auditorium
Myr
T. A. Cooter
Oklahoma City
Mra. Canter
Southwestern Uight
Langston Approved for Accreditation by Group OKC
Langston university received accreditation approval from a sub commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Chancellor De M. A. Nash announced the decision on March 11, outlining the path to formal recognition for the institution in Oklahoma City.
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Langston
Oklahoma
City
Langston University
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
de, M. A. Nash
Regents Extend Accreditation to Oklahoma Law School
The state board of regents for higher education, after notification from Chicago, extends accreditation to the law school in Oklahoma City, confirming ongoing recognition for the program and its facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Regents For Higher Education
Noti Ucation
Chicago
Law School
Oklahoma City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scout
Apollo
Mt. Parcassus
T. K
Dink” Comes
Democrat
Pol, Adv
Dick Turne
NEA Service
T.M. Feo
U.S. Pat
Maybelle
Jake Hester
J.C
Jake) Hester
Pal
Ady
Eharn
Southwest
I. G. Cole's
Pearson
Williams Automotive and Body Shop
Termite Control Terminix Service Company
Koehler Bldg
H. Mason
C Ave
Lawton Cabinet Shop
D’ave
McKinney Farm Equipment and & Dew
Neer Onl
Raskins
Parker
Westclox
Remington
Betster Erecble
Holmes & Edwards
Rasking
Inlee
ELGIN
Bulova
Bonkis
General Electric
Ras- Kins
Jewel Bulova
Bruce
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