Funerals for Emma Hunt and Buryl Cannon Held This Week
Emma Alicia Hunt 78 of 2602 Bell died Sunday after a lengthy illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Hixson Brothers Alexandria burial Greenwood Pineville. Survivor: husband Dick Hunt daughter Madelyn McCrea and five grandchildren. Buryl Cannon 64 of 1401 Park died today after a lengthy illness. Services pending Becker Funeral Home. He lived in Lawton since 1940 and was a retired International Paper employee. Survivors: wife two sons Floyd and Ronald two daughters Neta Pearl Likins and Alpha M. Phelps plus relatives.
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Emma Alicia Hunt
Bell
Hixson Brothers Funeral
Alexandria
Greenwood Cemetery
Pineville
Becker Funeral Home
Hunt
Dick Hunt
Mansfield
Lawton
Madelyn
William) McCrea
Fenniah Porter
Thelma Coco
Inez LaCour
Denie Johnson
Miami
Fla
Rueben Sillavan
Kolin
Buryl Cannon
Park
Mr. Cannon
Hollis
International Paper Co
Long Bell Division
Cannon
Oleta Wheeler
Baptist Church
Floyd
1719
50Th
Ronald
Elgin
Neta Pearl Likins
25Th
Alpha M. Phelps
Frankfurt
West Germany
Ernest
Berger
Tex
Cecil
Oklahoma City
Viola Sears
Comanche
Margaret Webb
Mangum
Wanda Hunter
Tyler
Air Force Names Recruiters for Lawton Area
M. Sgt. Edmond Ginnings and T. Sgt. Don Sheppard join as Lawton area recruiters. Ginnings previously served Ardmore and will work Ardmore on Thursdays. Sheppard was Abi lene Texas recruiter and will travel to Altus on Wednesdays. Both are married with two children, with hobbies in carpentry and sports respectively. Recruiting office is 1807 W Gore Blvd and phone is 353 4250.
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Edmond Ginnings
Don Sheppard
Air Force
Lawton
Ginnings
Ardmore
Sheppard
Abilene
W. Gore Blvd
Noted Zionist Leader Jonathan Thurst Dies at 81
Jonathan Thurst, 81, a Zionist leader, translator, reporter, and longtime State Department employee, died after a long illness in Baltimore. The report lists other obituaries from AP across cities including The Hague, St. Louis, Mantoloking, Dearborn, and Nashville, noting prominent roles and family ties.
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Baltimore
Jonathan Thurst
State Department
Retired stove salesman crafts life like wooden eagles
Clay Johnston, 52, once a stove and refrigerator salesman from Butte now carves cedar logs into life like eagles. Each piece takes 1,000 to 1,500 hours and sells for 8,500 dollars. He fills orders for 21 more and works daily in Rancho Bernardo California with his wife and two children.
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Lawton Constitution
Ancho Bernardo
Calif
Clay Johnston
Butte
Mont
Johnston
California
Carver
Rancho Bernardo
Mercado
Ageold
Jean
Craig
Debra
Pacific Northwest
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer eee te eee 15 Pariahs
Pariahs Headland To question Conceive Mountain lakes Former Russian ruler Create a rim Saclike cavity Twaddle Baronet's map Large lake Precious Being Ninny Female parents Musical group Early Japanese Implant One being tutored slang Stars and tumult Passe Fibrous tissue comb form Certain choir members Money of account One not of the clique Legal wrong Answer to Saturdays puzzle Stripes Portal Sins Facts Assistant Cuts A little tower Codlike fish Haul Carnival attraction Leader of Islam Fret Indian Epoch Melody Large parrot
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Emma A. Hunt
Jonathan Thursz
Johan Beyen
the Hague
the Netherlands
Johan Willem Beyen
Adalbert von Gontard
ST. Louis, Mo
Anheuser- Busch
Adolphus Busch
Paul von Gontard
Guy George Gabrielson
Mantoloking
N.J
Point Pleasant Hospital
Edgar Bryant
Dearborn
Mich
Edgar Leroy Bryant
Henry Ford
Detroit Lions
James Stahlman
Nashville, Tenn
James 3. Stahlman
The
Nashville Banner
W. Gore
Los Angeles Times
Columbus, Ohio
West Coast
Los
Lehigh
Montana
Eugene Sheffer
Implant
Down
FTD Florist
C Avenue
OLD Towne Florist
Jmhles Richerdadtsse
Gilt & A Ave
Post Office
Lawton Free Delivery
Fort Sill
Lawton Area
House OF Flowers
Bible Baptist Church Ve. — Law To
Raymond Sowards
Grace Bible Baptist Ch
Springfield
Joe Seacrist
Bill Elbert
Florists
Transworld Delivery
FTD
American Express
Lal
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