Veterans and widow rites listed for Oklahoma residents
Dale Simmons 29 1892 Swan Creek I he came to the Apache area with his parents in 1907 and had lived there since He married Clara Belle Barton March 25 1917 in Apache She died Nov 19 1970 A World War I veteran he was a member of the Rinker Mason American Legion Post He was a member of the First Christian Church Velma E Anderson 50 of 1309 Baldwin died today at Reynolds Army Hospital Funeral will be at 2 p m Tuesday in New Post Chapel under direction of Becker Funeral Home Rev Forest Kenner pastor of Bethel Baptist Church will officiate A chapel service is planned for 2 p m Wednesday in Memorial Park Cemetery Tulsa Rev Clifford Clark Tulsa Baptist Temple will officiate Mrs Anderson was born Aug 7 1922 in Garfield Kaw She came to Lawton from Stroud in 1964 She married Alfred Anderson July 18 1969 in Wichita Falls Tex She was the first president of the NCO Auxiliary in 1970 Survivors include her husband of the home one son Gary L Mack Tulsa two daughters Mrs Connie L Dye Tulsa and Mrs Lovell Wil
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Swan Creek
Apache
Clara Belle Barton
Rinker Mason American Legion Post
First Christian Church
Velma E. Anderson
Baldwin
Renolds Army Hospital
New Post Chapel
Becker Funeral Home
Forest Kenner
Bethel Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Tulsa
Clifford Clark
Tulsa Baptist Temple
Anderson
Garfield
Kaw
Lawton
Stroud
Alfred Anderson
Wichita Falls
Tex
NCO
Gary L. Mack
Connie L. Dye
Lovell Wil
Cockroaches Survive 325 Million Years in Earth’s History
Fossil finds cited in Time Life Books The Emergence of Man show cockroaches on earth for at least 325 million years.
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Time-Life Books
Earth
Local Loveton Newspapers Classified Rates And Schedule
The Lewton Constitution and Lawton Morning Press publish weekly and Sunday editions with subscription prices shown for carriers in Lawton Fort Sill and outside areas. Rates vary by edition and delivery day, with options for daily and Sunday services.
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Lawton Constitution
Sun Lawton Morning Press
Sun
Moon
Morning Press
Lewton Publishing Co., Inc
T & A Ave
Lewton
Okla
Lewton Oklahoma
Lawton
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Sundey
Constitution Sundey
Scturdey Press
Lawton- Fort Sill
Sunde Constitution & Sundey Press & Mail
Stock Market Slumps Amid Rate Hike Doubts In New York
In heavy trading the Dow falls 13.32 to 914.66 as investors worry about President Nixon’s ability to act. NYSE shows more declines than advances, with General Motors down and Lafayette Electronics slipping on the American Exchange. Oklahoma crop and livestock prices are listed alongside market figures.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Nixon
General Motors
Public Records Of Local Complaints Reported
A list of persons and businesses in Lowton linked to police reports. Jiffy Food Store 1613 S Sheridan reported burglary and theft of tape player. Linda Tucker 1502 2 H reported theft of wallet. Royce Ramsey 136 Angus reported theft of small change and $400 in bonds from a house burglary. James Ciler Fort Sill reported theft of hub caps. Memorial Hospital 3401 Gore reported theft of walkie talkie and charger. J C Nichols 4001 Cache Road reported vandalism. Linda Dougherty Fort Sill reported theft of household items from 4951 Motiff.
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Lowton
Jiffy Food Store
S. Sheridan
Thomes Good
Williams
Linda Tucker
Royce Ramsey
Angus
James Ciler
Fort Sill
Memorial Hospital
Gore
J. C. Nichols
Cache Road
Linde Dougherty
Eisenhower High Spring Concert Schedule
The Eisenhower High School Band performs its annual spring concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the high school auditorium. The Grade School Band and concert and symphonic bands, directed by David Lucas, will present pieces including Concert Band selections and Symphonic Band works such as Minne sota March and American Civil War Fan.
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Eisenhower High School
Ita
David Lucas
Minnesota
America
Oklahoma
WACs Celebrate 31st Birthday at Fort Sill Picnic
Fort Sill's 223 Woman soldiers joined a Lake Elmer Thomas Recreation Area picnic to mark the 31st anniversary of the Women's Army Corps. The WAC originated May 14, 1942 as the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps to free men for combat. By 1943 the corps grew to 60,000 and the auxiliary term was dropped.
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Fort Sill
Women’s Army Corps
Lake Elmer Thomas
WAC
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Auxiliary
Regular Army
Rural Across Clue Pack Reveals Early Theme
Crossword clues list terms for rural life and travel with entries like Agricultur and Arrival at and river in Spanish. The set hints at concise wordplay and a theme built around natural features and transport.
Cameron College students critique education program
About 75 Cameron College education students met on campus for an eight week student teaching review. They discussed methods, pupil control, lesson plans, observation, practice teaching, and supervision and offered improvements for Cameron's program. Cooperating teachers joined informal sessions to share feedback on preparation and supervision.
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Cameron College
Cameron
Sion
Keith Benson
Charges Lodged In Fatal Mishap
The driver Frank E. Batterson 19 Fort Sill was cited for speeding after a collision at 13th and Lawton that killed Jimmy Ray Valentine 28 of Duncan. Valentine died at the scene while Batterson and a passenger were treated. four passengers in Batterson’s car uninjured.
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Duncan
Frank E. Batterson
Fort Sill
James Ritter
Jimmy Ray Valentine
Batterson
Valentine
13Th
Lawton
Suspect Nabbed In Car Burglaries
Police held a Fort Sill man after three reports of burglaries at Lawton Speedway Saturday night. Tape players speakers floor mats and tachometers were taken from three vehicles. An 18 year old Sill man was arrested about 11 p.m. Saturday, officers said.
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Fort Sill
Lawton Speedway
Sill
Flying fish leap to high altitudes in bold display
Report notes flying fish launch from water using a tail motion to reach heights from 150 to 1000 feet. The description highlights their dramatic surface takeoffs and airborne leaps as they navigate above the water.
Adult Education Services Extended in two centers
Adult education services will be extended through June at the Adult Learning Center in Douglas Elementary School and at the Multi-Purpose Center. Materials tutors and counselors will be available with hours 6 30 p m to 9 p m Monday and Thursday at the Adult Center and 10 a m to 1 p m Monday and Thursday at the Multi-Purpose Center. Students may visit during hours and stay as long as they wish. Class work ended two weeks ago.
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Douglass Elementary School
Record low for North America hits 81 below zero
The coldest temperature ever recorded on the North American continent was 81 degrees below zero in February 1947 at an airport in the Yukon.
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North American
Yukon
Woman Reports Theft Of Bonds And Purse From Car
Lois Briley reported the theft of her purse from her car Sunday night with cash checks and 650 in U S savings bonds. She later found the purse near her house but without the money checks or bonds. Missing are seven 50 dollar bonds to James D or Lois Briley six 25 dollar bonds to Robert or Lois Briley and three 50 dollar bonds to Robert or Lois Briley.
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Lois Briley
U.S
James D
Robert
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Wonshiy Rai
American Stock Exchange
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Manchester
Hobart
Afton
Medford
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Clinton
el Reno
Geary
Okeene
Watonga
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Muskogee
Altus
Enid
Temple
Gulf
Mangum
MILO
Chickasha
Pauls Valley
Public Records
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National Bank
Wacs
McCord
Ternx
C Ave
Lawton and
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Gibson Drug Dept
Pepe
Reynolds Army Hospital
Danny Hammack
Ritter
AAA Glass CO
Arklal
Arkla
Flavor Kitchen
ARELA
W. H. Hinton Co
Arkla Gas
Ency Fund
Anthony Libro
Million Dollar Round Table
South 13Th
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
New York, N.Y
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