College Chief To Speak At Mac First Graduation
Dr. Leon Hibbs president of Southeastern State College will address MacArthur Junior-Senior High graduates at 8 p.m. June 1 in the auditorium. MacArthur’s 1972 seniors are the first class with 113 students in dark forest green robes with gold trim.
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Leon Hibbs
Southeastern State College
Durant
MacArthur
Hibbs
Northwestern State College
Alva
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Fort Sill Civilians and GIs Awarded 1700 for Ideas
More than 1700 earned in April by 20 Fort Sill soldiers and civilians for ideas to improve safety and efficiency. Top winner Carlden L. McClung received 200 for stencilising 105mm fibre container model numbers. Others shared 395 for linen use savings at Reynolds Army Hospital.
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Fort Sill
Army
Carlden L. McClung
Post
McClung
Reynolds Army Hospital
Patricia J. Adkins
Darla J. Cox
Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle and Grain Prices
Cattle activity noted with slaughter cows 23.50 to 26.00 and bulls 30.00 to 33.50. prime steers around 1 000 lb at 35.25. Cows with calves at side ranged 327.50 to 355.00 per pair. replacement cows 22.75 to 27.00. Hog prices 24.00 to 26.75, sows 21.50 to 22.50. Cash grain prices list wheat 1.41 to 1.77 bu, barley 0.98 to 1.39 bu, Milo 1.85 to 2.24 cwt with Gulf bids 2.24.
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Oklahoma City
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Alva
Afton
Manchester
Medford
Kingfisher
Okeene
Clinton
Watonga
Weatherford
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Yukon
Enid
Hillsdale
Temple
Mangum
Gulf
MILO
Blood donors in Lawton Fort Sill surge for leukemia patient
Lawton and Fort Sill residents Charley Wade and Tony Libro said the May 8 plea for Ned Burch of University Hospital Oklahoma City prompted overwhelming support. A mobile unit will visit Fort Sill Saturday with 135 donors from A and B Batteries ready to give blood.
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City
Sill
Lawton
Fort Sill
Charley Wade
Tony Libro
Ned Burch
Lake
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
City to Get Mobile Crime Lab in ASCOG Region
AWTON will host a mobile crime investigation lab funded by a $20,000 grant from the Oklahoma Crime Commission. Lawton officials said the lab will be based in the city, named by local police, and available to all enforcement agencies in the ASCOG region as part of more than $750,000 in anti crime funding approved.
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Awton
Association of South
City Man's Drug Trial Under Way
A 23 year old Lawton man Thomas Price Jr. faces trial in District Court for selling one LSD tablet to a police agent for 3 50 on August 22. Florence Bullock 11 N Seventh also faces a bogus check charge.
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Lawton
Thomas Price Jr
Florence Bullock
Albert P. Baray
Headquarters Battery
Field Artillery Training Center
Fort Sill
Oklahoma graduate Larry Cabelka earns ABA degree
Larry Cabelka son of Mrs Evely Cabelka of 4029 Bedford Circle received an ABA degree during commencement exercises at the University of Oklahoma on Sunday.
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Larry Cabelka
Evely Cabelka
Bedford Circle
University of Oklahoma
Harvey Receives Masters at East Texas State University
James Joseph Harvey of Law ton received a Master of Science degree during commencement exercises last weekend at East Texas State University in Commerce Texas.
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James Joseph Harvey
Lawton
East Texas State University
Commerce
Tex
Hendrick Couple Charged in Grand Larceny Case
Grand larceny charges filed against Arnold Cornelison and Rosie May Cornelison. Judge John Taylor set a June 13 preliminary hearing and $1000 bond. The couple, both 65 and 59, were arrested at the sheriff's office on Monday for allegedly stealing a 12 by 12 foot shag rug from behind Christopher's Furniture Store on April 19 at Cache Road Square.
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Hendrick
John Taylor
Arnold
Rosie May Cornelison
Sheriff’s Office
Christopher
Cache Road Square
Funeral Rites Planned for Everett W Ayers
Everett W. Ayers 86 of 706 Bell died near midnight Monday in a local nursing home after an extended illness. Arrangements are pending at Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home. He was born February 24 1886 in Hopkins County Kentucky came to Lawton in 1903 and married Ethel Wimner in 1907. He operated the Ring and Brake Supply Company until retiring in 1963. He belonged to the First Christian Church. Survivors include a daughter Mrs John Wherry Tulsa a brother Carl Ayers 706 Bell one granddaughter and two great grandchildren.
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Everett W. Ayers
Bell
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Mr. Ayers
Hopkins County
Lawton
Ethel Wimner
Ayers
Ring and Brake Supply
First Christian Church
John Wherry
Tulsa
Carl Ayers
Staff Officials Attend Health Congress in Kansas City
Five staff members from the U S Public Health Indian Hospital will attend the Mid West Health Congress in Kansas City Missouri from May 31 to June 2. About 8000 health field workers from six Midwest states will participate. Attendees include Charles Jones maintenance John Wilson pharmacy Cornelius Spottedhorse dietary Clarice Tahdodahnippah dietary and Jerome Tahhawah procurement.
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U.S. Public Health Indian Hospital
Kansas City
Mid-West
Congress
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Charles Jones
John Wilson
Cornelius Spottedhorse
Clarice Tahdodahnippah
Jerome Tahhawah
Spring Concert At Tomlinson Tonight
Tomlinson Junior High School vocal music department presents its annual spring concert at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium The program theme is The Voices of Youth 72 A barber shop group and the Stardusters will be featured Narrators Cheri Vineyard and Trent Pipes Accompanists Laurie Richardson Dena Rumbaugh Betsy Mavity Ella Mackey is the vocal music director
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Tomlinson Junior High School
Voices of
Stardusters
Cheri Vineyard
Trent Pipes
Laurie Richardson
Dena Rumbaugh
Betsy Mavity
Ella Mackey
Tomlinson
County Cancer Society To Install Officers Today
The Comanche County Unit of the American Cancer Society will install a 24 member board at a 6 30 p m banquet at the Hotel Lawtonian. Officers include Mrs Sam Jack president and Mrs Ed Schlapbach vice president with Dr Adolph N Vammen to speak on federal programs. Gary Davis of Denver will address attendees. The unit office at 507 N 16th operates 9 am to 2 pm weekdays with a loan closet for dressings wheelchairs and beds.
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Comanche County
The
American Cancer Society
Sam Jack
Ed Schlapbach
Steve Barber
Howard Council
Jim Maddox
Paul McDaniel
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Adolph N. Vammen
Tulsa
National
Gary Davis
Denver
Colo
N. 16Th
Lodell B. Goochey
Lawton
Goochey
Sill To Offer Youth Physicals
Fort Sill's U S Reynolds Army Hospital will conduct physicals for Boy Scout camp and other youth activities requiring examinations during a special schedule this month. Only dependents of active duty or retired military personnel may be examined. Each child must bring ID, medical card, urine sample, and a completed physical form. Report to the Records Desk at 6 p.m. on the scheduled date.
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Fort Sill’s
U.S. Reynolds Army Hospital
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