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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1957

Page

4

Lester Stout Seeks Ward 2 Council Seat

Sam Lester Stat, a Democratic candidate for Ward 2 councilman, promotes long residency in Lawton area, 24 years in business with downtown service stations, and community service. He asks Ward 2 residents for endorsement and vote, claiming personal acquaintance with many locals and pledging diligent service on the city council.

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Wool And Sheep Meeting Planned In Oklahoma

A series of ten sheep and wool meetings sponsored by the Oklahoma extension will be held in Attus April. County agent Lewis Klasdnek said the program will cover feeding breeding management parasite control and marketing. Participants include Leon Randolph Midwest Wool Producers Association Hans Cir Moan Flora and entomologist Hensianm entomologist, Stillwater secretary of the Oklahoma Marketing Association red Heep, and extension livestock specialist Bob Daughrty.

The Okishona Aga Cotlege Extension Easion Attus Lewis Klasdnek Leon Randolph Midwest Ciation Hans Cir Flora Agat Stillwater Red Heep Gkllyhoma Marketing, Association Oklahoma City Bob Daughrty Sullwalter

State Solons Eye Tax Hikes and Expenditure Cuts

Oklahoma City report notes lawmakers battle to raise revenue and trim spending. Proposals range from legal bets to revised assessments and tax changes, with no clear consensus. Debate includes education funding, alcohol education, and public works finance. Senate and House consider absentee voting, water project financing, and local election approval requirements.

Dayton Blair Oklahoma City Jwegisla Raymond Gey Cus Seontu Pewtevess Galion Vole Maupin Oklahome Gary Harkey Senate George Miskovsky Hesse

Livestock Auction Sets Records at Oklahoma Day event

In Oklahoma City bids rose for prize sheep and cattle as the annual livestock sale opened. Snyder Lamb fetched $7.13 per pound for a 102 pound Southdown from Wayne Dock Snyder of Snyder, while Hereford grand champion steer owned by Ramionit Van derwork from Waukomis sold to Atkinson of Midwest City for 2109 at 2.51 per pound. An Osborne Oklahoma City restaurant owner paid $1 per pound for a 217 pound grand champion Holstein borrew shown by Gary Wright of Stillwater, bringing 3963 for the lot.

Owelamoma City Titel FFA Wayne Dock Snyder Solu Life Insurance Ramionit Vanderwork Waukomis WP. Atkinson Midwest City Any Osborne Oklahoma City China Borrew Gary Wright Stillwater

Camanche Cot Act L P S To Meet In Bank Room

The L P S meeting of the Camanche Cot av group will assemble in the civic room of the Security Bank and Trust building. Mrs Maggie Hayworth will preside at the March gathering.

Camanche-Cotav of T Pom. Tucs Security Bank and Trust Building Maggie Hayworth

Funeral rites for Ralph Henry and Martha Kidd held Saturday

Funeral services are planned for Ralph Henry 63 of No 4s who died Monday at a local hospital with burial at Past cemetery after military rites. Chaplain Capt T L Straybend will preside. Martha Jane Kidd 86 of 411 N Fifth will be buried at Letitia Cemetery following a two week illness with Rev Henry Wall officiating at Cal Baptist Church. City crews steadily sweep and bulldoze Hollywood Florida beaches each morning.

Fletcher Funeral Ralph Henry No. 4S T. L. Straybend Henry Army Martha Jane Kidd Cal- Baptist Church Henry Wall Letitia ‘Cemetery Lawton Funeral Home

Katy Freight Train Derails Near McAlester Causes Fire

A Missouri Pacific freight train derailed three miles south of McAlester shortly before midnight. Ten cars damaged, eight tankers among them, with a journal-box fire cited as the cause. No injuries. crew of four continued toward Texas after the derailment. Cleanup to start the next morning.

McAlester Kansas City Dalle Here Towind Texas R. L. Schumacher

Williams To Attend Annual USO Council Conferences

Everett C. Williams, chairman of the Lawton USO committee, will attend the annual meeting of the national USO council on March 21 in Washington DC. The gathering unites representatives of USO organizations with all armed forces branches, with Narvey S. Firesome Jr presiding over the one day event.

Everett C. Williams Lawton USO National Council of Uso Washington, D.C Narvey S. Firesoime Jr

Two Attend Parley At OU High School Conference

Mary Sue Silk and W. C. Burris guidance director and photography instructor from Lawson High School attended an annual conference for principals and counselors at the University of Oklahoma on Thursday. Silk and Burris will replace Glenn Dosser in guidance roles.

Mary Sue Silk Lawson High School W. C. Burris University of Oklahoma Silk Burris Glenn Dosser

Chameleon Color Changes Tied to Environment at OU

The director discussed next year with Lawton students at OU and deans across colleges. The chameleon’s color shifts relate to temperature and light changes, reflecting the lizard’s responses and feelings.

Lawton

Engagement Report From Hersh Pa With Chips Reference

Robert Woods returned to his hometown Hershey Pennsylvania and announced his engagement in All Stump. The note hints the fiancee’s name may be Root and jokes about potential offspring being “chips” from the old block.

Boston Mass Robert Woods Hersh Pa All Stump

Nobody Needs To Get Bald Says Expert

Trichologist G. Q. Abbott of Lane Hair Experts claims most men can stop hair loss with a home treatment. He promotes a personal consultation with Trichologist Dennington at the Lawtonian Hotel in Lawton Oklahoma on Sunday March 17 from 12:00 to 9:00 p.m., urging early care to prevent baldness.

G. Q. Abbott Lane Hair Experts U. S Canada Australia Abbott Lane Dennington Lawinn Oklahoma Lawtoman Hotel K. J. Denington Lawtonian Hotel

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