Fort Sill VFW Post to Install Officers Tuesday
Fort Sill's Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 5263 will install new officers in a Tuesday night ceremony at the Fort Sill Legion. A Lawton delegation led by Sixth District Commander John P. Smith will participate. Officials to be installed include Theodore Olsen as commander and Ralph Pennell as junior vice commander.
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Mo Xnate
Foreign Wars
Fort Sill
Lawtonang of Foreign Wars
John P. Smith
CWO
Theodore P. Olsen
Cent
Frederick
Aenior
Ralph McT. Pennell
John D. Pugh
Spr
Raymond E. Rust
George B. Warner
Roy F. Blackmon
Samuel P. Ratmer
Bridges
John Edwards
George S. Fly
Peutine Smith
Urt
Andrew Koval
Shirley Pitts
Paul Smith
E .V. Kokukinka
Edward Despres
P. Fleming
Nick Markasthomas
City Dads- Continued from Page One
City council debates bond for cemetery chimes tower at Highland graveyard with funds from Lawton Women’s club and $10,500 already raised. Ordinance to bring 39 acres of Lee addition into city limits passes on first reading but emergency clause rejected. Subdivision faces delay over perk land. 5 to 3 vote favors annexation with opposition from F A Lee. Printing contract for water ledger awarded to Southwestern Stationery at low bid. Rock Island Rail Road Gap granted permit for new spur. Police report on a be a morepork av Aintfla tnrke? (Note: damaged OCR text with unclear segments preserved as readable facts.)
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Highland Cemetery
Connect
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Enganeer and Cemetery Committee
Lee Addition
Ernest Cease
Shore
Paul Calaway
F. A. Lee
Water Department
Waa
Rock Inland Railroad
Waldo Ward
Ein Last
Morepork Av
Knights Of Columbus Meet Here Thursday Night
Law ton council 1287 Knights of Columbus will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 7 pm in the basement of Blessed Sacrament Catholic church. Emmett L Keough announced the gathering and John Kennedy will lead the program with a guest speaker. A Lawton delegation plans attend a 62nd anniversary program Sunday in Oklahoma City.
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Lawton Council
Knights of Columbus
Ppm
Emmett L Keough
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Lawton
Oklahorma City
Chicago Butter and Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Report
Chicago butter prices and Oklahoma City livestock data show mixed movements with dairy quotes midrange and cattle and hog markets varying by category. Grain and cotton figures from New York and other exchanges round out a broad market snapshot with notable price shifts and closing stock updates.
Hollis OOF To Aid With Pageant Events
More than 25 Hollis Odd Fellows units join out of town groups for the 147 Waster pageant on April 6. Rev ALM Wallock, director, says six Hollis IOOF cars will participate. Cache high school group plans candlelight scene rehearsals at 12 30 pm with Jimmy Hysan assisting. Pageant plans will be reviewed tonight at the Pageant board meeting led by Fred Larrance.
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Hollis
Alm. Wallock
Hollis Tioof
Wallock
Chattanooga
Cache High School
Holy City
Rehenarsal
Jimmy Hysan
T. V. Smart
Fred Larrance
Jaycees Laud
Jaycees laud a host of local businessmen stockmen bankers and professionals listed in a society advertisement. Names include Jake Wirzel Ray Hooper Sherman and others, with entities such as Farmers and Bankers Lite Insurance Independent Cotton Oil and New York Life represented.
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Jake Wirzel
Ford Dealers Co
Ray Hooper
Farmers and Bankers Lite Insurance
Whiter Sileatt
Et. Buchwald
Faxon Stockman
W. M. Mathews
Ed Gartrell
Kelly Johnstone
Art Runyan
Independent Cotton Oil Company
Wayne Rowe
Meers Stockman
Security Bank and Trust Company
City National Bank
Gene Barrow
Ted Kelsher
County Bar Association To Meet Here Thursday
Members of the Comancha County Bar association will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday for a buffet supper in the hospitality room of the Coca Cola Bottling plant John P Fullerton president announced today A short business session will be conducted
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Comancha County Bar Association
Thuracay
Coca Cola
John P. Fullerton
Singing Convention at Hulen Church Near Lawton
A fifth Sunday singing convention will be held all day next Sunday at Hulen Baptist Church ten miles east and south of Lawton. Officials say singers and spectators should bring their dinner as the event begins at 10 am.
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Hulen Baptist Church
Lawton
Market movers and percent up and down in various firms
A scattered OCR list shows numerous company names with percent changes, mostly up percentages such as Martin GI 30 percent, McKess and Rob 37 percent, Nat Con 11 percent, North Pac 10 percent, Pan Am Air 18 percent, Tex Gull Prod 194 percent, Woolworth MW 49 percent, and United Air Lines 26 percent, with several down or flat readings like Not Dairy Prod 32 percent down and Stand OU WA 0 percent up. The fragmentary items imply a stock market or business notices page with mixed figures and company labels.
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Loow's Tne
Martin GI
McKess
Rob
Mo Yas Tox
Moentgom Ward
Nash Kelvin
Bigeult
Nat Divil
NY Cent
North Am Co
North Pac
Pan Am Air
Papal Cola
Plymouth
Puro O
Radio Corp
Seara Rooh
Sinclair Ol 1644
Soc Vacuum
QI Cal
Stucabaker Corp
L Swift and Co
UN Tex Co
United Air Lines
United Alvernfl
Wilnon
Woolworth
Personal news and hospital updates from Lawton area
Local social notes detail visits by Mr and Mrs Max Grandall and relatives in Kingisher and Lawton. Hospital reports list multiple dismissals and admissions at Southwestern and Angu s hospitals, including children and veterans families, plus a Guatemala Panama trip by Mr and Mrs Ted Warkentin and Mr and Mrs Robert Scott.
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Ted R. Warkentin
Gore
Robert P. Scott
Bell
Guatemala
Panama
Neney Curtis
Dearborn
Brownwood
Texas
G. R. Bennett
William Patterson
Angus Hospital
Southwestern
Glazebrook
Frank Waldron
Laird
Geronimo
A. B. Cook
Angus
Alma Adkins
A. H. Adkins
Route 1
Cache
B. B. Wallace
Indiahoma
Constable Wins Waiting Game
Mrs. Helen Moran of 010 A will face a civil suit for 66 dollars next Monday after Constable Arch Lowery finally served summons. Lowery tracked her to her home after repeated date changes, breaking in when neighbors alerted the sheriff fearing illness. The suit, filed by Sgt. Woburn L. Davis, seeks rent and damages totaling 65 dollars.
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Helen Moran
Lawton
Arch Lowery
Lowery
S Sgt. Woburn L. Davis
Mortan
Space Found Continued From Page One
Space Found working in and out of this office with more being assigned all the time. Gilberk praised Mr Dunning for his cooperative attitude in attempting to solve the problem and I expressed the opinion that if the proposed plan to meet housing needs of the local office will be adequately met.
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Mer. Gilberk
Dunning
Mltitude
Motorists charged with cockleaf driving in city court
Two motorists faced charges in city police court for cockleaf driving. Homer Troy Wood, 24, of Arlington, posted a $15 bond for appearance. W M Gresham, a cab driver, forfeited a $15 bond Tuesday afternoon.
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Cockleaf
Homer
Troy Wood
Arlington
W. M. Gresham
Police Probe Two Cache Road Burglaries at Drive-Ins
Investigating after two Cache Road drive-ins were burglarized late last night. Francene's Drive-In at 24rd and Cache Road reported the theft of four cartons of cigarettes, while Martin's Drive-In at 1705 Cache Road reported 10 cartons of cigarettes two cases of beer and other foodstuffs missing.
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Cache Road
Francene
Martin
Tulsa Minister To Address Negro Chamber Of Commerce
J. 3. Johnson of Tulsa will be guest speaker Thursday night at the Lawton Negro Chamber of Commerce meeting at 8 20 in the Douglass USO club. Committees for the coming year will be announced by C. R. Shaw, recently installed as new president of the club group.
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Ser. J. 3. Johnson
Tulsa
Lawton Negro Chamber of Commerce
Douglass
Grandfather of Lawtonian Dies
J H White 80 pioneer resident of Duncan dies after illness. Services set for 3 p m Thursday at Duncan First Christian Church. Survived by daughter Edna Elliott and granddaughter Wesley Hickman. grandfather of Mrs Bil Logan of Oklahoma City. Senator Logan to attend services.
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Duncan
First Christian Church
J. H. White
Pioneer
Bil Logan
White
Wedl
Edna Elliott
Logan
Senator Logan
Oklahoma City
Truman Urges Quick Loan Plan Without Details
President Truman urged a quick loan proposal and avoided detailed discussion of the Greek Turkish crisis. He planned to wait for Warren Austin to state the U.N. position before a university council meeting. He cautioned Congress to act promptly on funding before the March 31 British aid withdrawal deadline.
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Warren R. Austin
U. S
United Nations
UN Sersity
Austin
Congress
Truman
Mr. Truman
Mrs Nuzman Remains Active In Local Groups
Mrs Nuzman was a member of the Rebelah lodge the Past Noble Grand club and active in the Lawton Planter Women's club. Survivors include two daughters Mia George Glasby 708 Laird and Mrs Kathryn Milne Grand friend Neb seven grandchildren Don A Glasby Mary Kathryn Glasby George Glasby Kathryn Sue Milne Margaret Ann Milne all of 708 Laird and Kathryn Milne etc.
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Chun
Rebelah Lodge
Noble Granda Club
Nuzman
Lawton Planter Women’s Club
Mia
George Glasby
Laird
Kathryn’ Milne
Don A. Glasby
Mary Kathryn Glosby
Iryall
Kathryn Sue Milne
Margaret Ann Milne
Bar
Milne and Phyliss Jean Milne Services Planned in Grand Island
Funeral arrangements announced for Phyliss Jean Milne and Milne at Flint Methodist church Friday at 3 PM with burial at Highland Cemetery beside Mr. Nurman. Bec ker Funeral Home directing the services.
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Milne
Phyliss Jean Milne
Grand Island
Flint Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Nurman
Becker Funeral Home
Accused doctors in custody case receive postponement
Accused were Dr. Donald Angua and Dr. L G Knee. Officials report the woman in custody needed medical and psychiatric attention. Courthouse staff say she has shrieked and shaken her cell door since last Saturday. The preliminary hearing slated for 10 am April 2 was postponed pending state physicians reports on her condition. Portions of the Bible have been translated into over 1 000 languages.
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Donald Angua
L. G. Knee
Court House
Cline
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Chicago
New York
N.Y
Annoconda Cop
Armour and Co
AT and SF
Aviation Corp
Barnadall Oil
Beech Alreom
Beth Steel
Braniff Air
Burr Add Mach
Chrysler Corp
Cortina Wright
DuPont del 1874
Wagle
Hastman
Mirand
Uyray Goorge
Greyh Corp
Johns
Manavl
Kennecoll
Jaycees Laud
County Bar Association
Hulen Church
RY Service
Wie
Max Grandall
Kingisher
C. F. Crandall
Charles Crandall
Cynthia
David
Southwestern Hospital
Dan McVean
Homer Johnson
Mra
Wide Jackson
R. J. Hornbeck
R. D. Scott
Angud Hospital
Pansy Robertson
Cameron College
Doris Nadine Boyd
Warren Boyd
Fort St
Benaie Gene Melton
S. W. Melton
Ira Jean Snow
Lawton High School
Chickasha
E. 8. Morris
Bob Morris
Florence Morris
el Reno
Doris Lowtrey
Lowrey
G R. Hill
Ferris
Juanita
McCoy Snyder
Lake Lawtonka
Anglia Hospital
R. N. Cummings
Clarence J, McCaig
TL. Rose
MccKinley
Virgil Airey
Infankann
Earl
Ath&c Tas IN
Baater
Wison Canvas Goods Co
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
Lawton Tent and Awning CO
Constable
Negro Chamber of Commerce
Lawtonian
Harry Curnutt
Cug Crintings Co
Jimmy Johnston
Prue
Firestone
Bios
Fament
LINTZ
Horace W. Bushy
Gospel Meeting
Church of Christ
6Th
Mollywood
Santas
Jones
South
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