Texans Visit Lawton for Army Relations Tour
Texans officials from Kilis, Texas plan a visit to Lawton next week to discuss public relations with the U.S. Army Artillery and Guided Missiles. The delegation, including Chamber of Commerce members, will tour Fort Hood near IISleen and meet local businessmen and leaders. The group is scheduled to arrive around 11:30 a.m. on March 21 and depart the following day.
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Tessier
Troisdas
Muarel
Theunfey
Lawton Chamber of Commerer Nulitacy Ath Comsmittee
Anc Uiseuss Mede
Lawton
U.S. Army Artillery
Guidert
Comey
Fort Hout
Swapo
Kilees
Tex
Amber
Conmieree
Secretes
Anager
Charnby
Conmmeren
Oklahoma Baptist Leader Resigns From Convention Board
Duncan Minister resigns from the Southern Christian Convention board after a dispute over Baptist merger plans. He says the move is not a retreat from faith but a mistake he felt must be corrected. George and James Sonittee are named as other directors, with changes announced in Shawnee.
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Orlahoma Ctpy
J. Taringa
Dungin
First Baptist Church
Obklahomat Sapiist General Convention
Smeinher
Sothern
Christian Chen
Remin Iv
Baptist Merg and
Ve Tait
Bebersvorn Baptists Anc
George
Cert
House Agriculture Committee Delays Action On Three Bills
OKLAHOMA CITY AP The House Agriculture Committee recessed today without action on three major bills pending open range grain grading and milk labeling measures Rep Floyd Sumrall chair blamed low attendance for the delay and noted committee duties prevented further debate.
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House Agriculture Committee
Oklahoma City
Jiunge Agriculture Committee
Floyd Sumrall
Hospital Births And Admissions At Southwest District
Births record multiple new arrivals with parents names and birth weights including March entries for Marek, Danielle, and others, plus admitted and dismissed lists for Mrs Brown, Wall, and several named patients. Indian and Southwestern districts show various births and surgeries with dates and weights.
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Wilian
Air
Darrel Kosehata
Singom
Pam
Don Sleeper
Florence Abgoam
Adoun Bain
ADoun bain \Mion, medical. Dismissed: Stet Morvan, Annicdarkn
Mediical
Grioney
Carnegie
City Man Draws Suspended Term
A bogus check suspect entered a guilty plea as a Superior Court criminal trial session began March 2. Judge Robert H. Sanders sentenced Silom C. Maddox to two years suspended prison time after the admission of passing felonious bogus checks. The county attorney recommended the sentence.
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Wal ii
Robert 8. Sanders
Silom C. Maddox. Lawon
Income Tax Returns James H Latson Public Accountant
Geraldine Latson and James H Latson advertise professional income tax return services at 1405 Taylor Dial EL 3-5285. The notice emphasizes public accounting services offered by a local firm.
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James H. Latson
Public Accountant
Geraldine Latson
Taylor Dial
Banquet Plans discussed by City Federation of Colored Women
Johnny Fletcher chaired a regular meeting at 8 p m Monday in the USO YWCA Wo 4 B Arlington. A report noted orange mass for the Shamrock banquet at 8 p m Friday in the USO YMCA. Mrs BL Dew bert outlined events and the South women attended the day night session with Bethune Literary and Art club winning greatest representation.
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Johnny Fletcher
City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
USO
AFL CIO Merger Efforts To Renew
Efforts to renew the merger between the Oklahoma AFL and CIO labor groups were announced by James A. Cil and Bob Bures. A joint unity committee was formed to restart talks after national and state disputes delayed reunification. The plan aims to unite state and international groups within two years, with next week’s meeting set to proceed.
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Tulsa
Okhiahoma Apl
Cra
Mayeh
James A. Cil
Bob) Bures
Tulsi
Bres
AFL
CIO
Tate Jnay
Lee
CIO International
Ada States Test Of New Sirens
The Ada test of sirens checks the noise maker capacities of the new civil defense and disaster warning system. Officials note funds were provided over a year ago to install stations and controls. Residents are assured the test will be orderly and that a signal form will be issued before activation.
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500 Reserve Ducats For OEA Luncheons
More than 60 percent of area teachers have bought tickets for Friday noon luncheons at the Southwest Oklahoma Education Association convention in Lawton. A dinner Thursday honors district OFA board members, with events at Lawson High School and other venues. Classwork resumes Monday. many luncheon reservations and confirmations have been received from teachers and administrators across city and county schools.
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Southwest Oklahoma Education Association
John Shoemaker
Southwest Oea
Sail Lorkay
District Ofa Board of Directors
Langvon High School
Laws Ofa Group
Thema Talla
Lawson Elementary Scshools
Dionner
Sachin High
Kappa Della Gamma
Bryan
LIS
Tax bite on Van Doren earnings from TV win rises
New York reports Charles Van Doren will see a tax hike reduce his prize and salary income. He has $125,000 in quiz winnings and a $15,000 Columbia salary rising by 101 annually. Taxes are projected to take about $101,605 of his 1957 combined earnings plus potential royalties from a forthcoming book.
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New York
Charles van Doren
Columbia University
van Doren
van Doran
Lincoln
Harper's
Lawton Theater Extends Casting For Suds In Your Eye
Lawton Little Theater director John Denney announced casting continues tonight at 8 pm at 1410 North. The three act comedy Suds In Your Eye will be staged April 26 and 27 at Cameron College auditorium with 13 men and 10 women sought for roles.
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Lawton Little Theater
John Denney
Cameron College
Funeral Rites Held for Adam Berttram at Blessed Sacrament
Funeral services for Adam Tony Berttram, 72, were held at 10 a.m. in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Msgr. Hulsho presiding. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery under the direction of Lawtor Funeral Home. Rosary was said at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Pallbearers were Al Stuever, Ed Stanton, Willan Renschen, Rudolph Mahlstedt, Allan Lowery and Charley Wade.
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Church of the Blessed
Adam
Tony) Berttram
Ben Hulshoé
Highland Cemetery
Lawtor
al Stuever
Ed Stanton
Willan Renschen
Rudolph Mahlstedt
Allan Lowery
Charley Wade
Services for Kathy Ann Jorgensen sen at Becker Memorial Chapel
Services for Kathy Ann Jorgensen sen, daughter of Sp21 and Mrs. Swenneth I. Jorgensen, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Becker Memorial Chapel with Chaplain Lt. Col. Hugh C. Busby officiating. Burial will be in Post Cemetery. The child was found dead Tuesday morning. Autopsy ordered. Survivors include parents, a brother Kenneth Harry Jorgensen Jr., paternal grandparents George Jourgensen Escondido Calif., and maternal grandparents Ralph and Mrs. Ralph Kelley Shreveport La.
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Kathy Ann Jorgensen
Sp21
Swenneth I. Jorgensen
Lee
Becker Memorial Chapel
Hugh C. Busby
Kenneth Harry Jorgenson Jr
George Jourgensen
Escondido
Calif
Ralph Kelley
Shreveport
Area Entries Grab Prizes In Stock Show Final Day Judging
Comanche county agent Lewis Haydock praised the Oklahoma City junior stock show as the best yet, noting top lamb and barrow displays. Area 4 H and FFA members from Elgin, Tipton, Chattanooga, Carnegie, Hobart, Butler View and other communities placed in light, heavy, and standard weights across Hereford steers and other breeds.
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Oklahoma City
Comanche County
Lewis Haydock
Lawton
Gaydock
Steve Shull
Elgin
Charles Spencer
Lester Adler
Indiahoma Ffa
Hewell Giles
Carnegie Ffa
Ronald Spencer
Elgin Ffa
Willard Wall
Sonny Jarvis
Gerald Holcomb
Hobart Ffa
Berkshire
Clark Barger
View
Glenn Richardson
Chester White
Lendell Benson
Flower Mound
Area Men In Service PFC Russell V Lewis Returns
PFC Russell V. Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs John S Lewis Geronimo, has returned to duty at Camp Pendictor Calif after a 23 day leave. Lewis enlisted through the local Maine recruiting office in June 1956.
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Russell V. Lewis
John S. Lewis
Geronimo
Camp Pendictor
Calif
Lewis
Maine
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