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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1957

Page

8

Kiowa Hunter Hunting Horse Dies at 107 in Lawton

Kiowa elder Hunting Horse known as Old Man Horse died at 107 in Lawton Oklahoma after a life spanning from arrows to atoms. Born 1846 near Medicine Lodge Kansas he joined raids and intertribal life before accepting changes from the white world. He survived the Fort Sill imprisonment era and saw schools, trains, and atomic age unfold in Indian Territory.

Lawton Constitution- Morning Press Kiowa Medicine Lodge Tsaintonkee Indian Territory Spear Girl Hunting Horse Spear Bow Fort Sil Kicking Bird Medicine Creek Tort Sill Stanley Saddle Mountain Mission Spear Woma Fort Sill Lawton Old Man White Man's Hospital Old Man Horse Plains Custer Sheridan Sherman Wort Sill Oklahoma

Utility Company Pays 1956 Ad Valorem Tax

Public Service Company of Langton deposited 67 877 with the County Treasurer Saturday for the last half of the firms 1956 ad valorem tax payment. Miss Lillian Waid said this is the largest check of the year. The deadline was 12 noon Saturday and penalties include a 1 dollar late fee and a 10 percent increase in assessments.

Public Service Company of Langton Lillian Waid

Seminole Young Dems Name Chief

Paul Gaines of Konawa was chosen president of the Seminole County League of Young Democrats at an annual meeting. Jean Harrod of New Lima was named vice chairman and Benny Edwards of Seminole secretary treasurer. All officers are East Central State College students in Ada. The slate was supported by state Rep. Bucky Buckler and opposed by Clem Stevenson allies. the vote was extremely close.

Seminole Paul Gaines Konawa Seminole County League of Young Democrats Jean Harrod New Lima Benny Eadwards East Central State College Ada Bucky Buckler Clem Stevenson

Frederick Band Wins Top Laurels at Weatherford Contest

Frederick high school's Bomber band was rated excellent plus in concert at the district instrumental contest in Weatherford. Two Frederick quartets earned superior ratings: drum quartet Fisher Hurst Kent Wheeler and saxophone quartet Adams Challacombe Cockerham Fry Harness Sam Hurst Terry Walker Marilyn Wheeler. Soloists Tallant, Adams, Charlacombe Griffin Moser Moser Stiles Stephens Turnbull Wilson received superior or excellent. Judges included Carey Green Hemphill Stetler.

Frederick Frederick High School Weatherford Melvin Clark Timothy Fisher Sam Hurst Larry Kent Marilyn Wheeler Harry Adams Grant Challacombe Gilbert Cockerham Mike Fry Joe Harness Terry Walker Georgeanne Tallant Grant Charlacombe Joanne Griffin Johnny Moser Nancy Moser Jimmie Stiles Kay Stephens Mary Jane Turnbull James Willson Milburn Carey Stanley Green G. A. Hemphill John K. Stetler

Three Cement Council Jobs Up For Vote

Cement voters Tuesday will select three town councilmen with Ward 1 contested by Marlon Williams and J O Salyer, Ward 2 by Charles Hamer and Melvin Black, and Ward 3 by Lloyd Walker and Bob Peck. Baxter Taylor has no opponent for Ward 4, while Mrs J W Hull is unopposed for treasurer and Mrs Dorothy Sconyers for town clerk.

Marlon Williams J. O. Salyer Charles Hamer Melvin Black Lloyd Walker Bob Peck Cement Baxter Taylor J. W. Hull Dorothy Sconyers

Arkansas guests receive VIP welcome in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City rolls out red carpet for Arkansas couple Mr and Mrs Richard C McKeehan and their two children as vacation guests during the Semi-Centennial celebration. They are the first out of state visitors to inquire about vacation information and receive a two day VIP preview of the Oklahoma Semi-Centennial Exposition. Governor Raymond Gary and Mayor Alen Street greet them at the airport. The family departs by Central Airlines at 8 03 am Monday.

Oklahoma City Arkansas Oklahoma Richard C. McKeehan Bentonville Richard Lee Tomothy Lynn Raymond Gary Alen Street

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