Bonds Forfeited In Police Court In Lawton
An 18 year old Lawton youth charged with petty larceny of tires and wheel had a $20 bond forfeited in municipal court after failing to appear. Officer Jimmy Ales Moore arrested him Wednesday night for removing a tire and wheel from a 1936 Plymouth. Other cases saw three more $20 bonds forfeited for Teckess driving and one for failure to yield right of way. Several others had bonds forfeited for reckless driving and related charges. One defendant was found innocent of a weapon charge.
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Lawton
Jimmy Ales Moore
Plymouth
West Lawton
J. Morleaks
Teckess
Bor
Dani Lee Nance
Riz Roneoo
M. Hondersi
Talo Roosevelt
Vero Chockpayah
R Walters
Tom Wasee Tarn
O. BL Davis
Thefts Reported To City Officers
Thefts reported to city officers include a 1949 Miarlex-Davidson motorcycle with Alabama plate M620 taken from Jessie Moorfield who lives at 63215 D. Mrs Virgil Robinson of Columbia reported a stolen billfold containing a passport from a downtown department store. Sally Sullivan of 315 Arlington reported four pairs of hose and other clothing stolen from a clothesline Thursday.
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Pilico
Jessie Moorfield
Virgil KR. Robinson
Columbia
Des Piriment
Fae
Sally Sullivan
Arlington
Jaycees Prepare For Oklahoma State Convention
The Oklahoma Jaycees prepare a three day state convention in Muskogee with attendees including Jack Spenter Fred Varrance Porm Hernersen David Corles Ras Shackelford Pant Tushes Bill Bovkin Charles Miller Raymon Kern Leroy Tahdloowhnippah Jim Drisseil and many accompanying ladies. Delegation aims to host the 1958 convention and promote a campaign themed Lawson's Great For.
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Muskogie
Oklahoma
Jaycees
Jack Spenter
Fred Varrance
Porm Hernersen
David Corles
Ras Shackelford
Pant Tushes
Bill Bovkin
Charles Miller
Raymon Kern
Leroy Tahdloowhnippah
Jim Drisseil
Jaiyeee Janes
Henderson
Larrance
Corley
Shackelford
Miller
Tahdooahnippah
Ineul
Lawson
Douglass Assembly Program Prepared At Swed School
Plans are being made for a final all school assembly at Douglass Swed School. Principal John Sadberry Sr said today the tentative program calls for a 9 a.m. Friday assembly in the school auditorium.
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Douglass Swed School
John Sadberry Sr
Funeral Rites For Mrs Anna Maypanun Died From Fall Injuries
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Central Baptist church with Rev. Fred H. Willhuile officiating and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Anna Maypanun died Thursday afternoon from injuries in a fall. She was born May 6, 1897, in Texas and lived in several Oklahoma communities before moving to Oklahoma City and Lawton. She leaves a son Witwer and a daughter Mrs Lenora Solomon, plus four brothers and six sisters galore. Her survivors include relatives in Tulsa Duncan and Washington. Burial is under Becker Funeral Home direction.
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Anna “May Panun
Wancalhoe
Central Baptist Church
Fred H. Willhuile
Memorial Baptist Church
Tulsa
Memorial Park Cemetery
Aklahoma City
Becker Funeral Home
Stout
Hien
Tex
Inkrman
Mece
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Witwer
Tula
Lenora
Solomon
Yavaipa
Call
Robert C. Montgomery
Lindy
Roy J. Montgomer
Ewell
Wil Tlaynes
Ella Chase
Fletcher
Mes
Thompson
Washington, D.C
Joe Alaintooth
Ollie Stallings
Mangum
Clyde Thompson
San Francisco
Galil
Mrs Estella P Brown 73 Dies After Illness In Lawton
Mrs Estella Page Brown 73 of 416 Bearham died Thursday afternoon after two months in a hospital with a heart condition. Services planned for 2 pm Saturday at Fletcher Baptist Church with Rev Foy Conrad and Rev Eulis Grishan officiating. Burial in Fletcher Cemetery under Dalton Funeral Home direction. Born August 10 1883 in Barren City Kentucky, she moved to Lawton from Fletchering area and is survived by a daughter Mrs J J Littering and a sister Mrs Day Ravirison with one grandchild.
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Estella Page Brown
Bearham
Fletcher Baptist Church
Foy Conrad
Astor
Methodist Wesley Chapel
Lawton
Eulis Grishan
Fletcher Cemetery
Dalton Fancrate
Brown
Barren City
Fletetering
J.J
Dearborn
Day Ravirison
Glasgow
Silverton Tornado Death Toll Rises
A deadly tornado devastated Silverton Texas and nearby Lone Star, killing Renallo and family members, injuring eighty, with 32 still hospitalized. The storm uprooted cotton gins, destroyed homes, and left craters, as highway patrol and rescuers search for victims in the ruined town and surrounding areas.
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Munity
Lone Star
Loecong
Silverton
The
Highway Patrol
Themnada
Ins Songy
Fort Worth Post School to award eight elissrooms contract
Fort Worth Post School plans to award a construction contract for eight elissrooms at Fort Sil Post Children's School with an apparent base bid of 199000 dollars. Antonia Constenenon of Wennewood submitted the apparent low bid among nine bidders on the federal project. Bids were opened in a special room for the post school cafeteria, with bidders including several firms from Oklahoma City Lawton and surrounding areas.
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Fort Worth
Fort Sil
Wennewood Fin Ians B
BL Bowson
Ciekusha
Southweat
John H. Putney
Lo 1. Humphreys Construction Co
W. OR. Lowe Building Co
Oklahoma City
Chapman Construction Co
Freemans Construction Co
W. C. Shelton, Co
Lawton
W. EL Best Construction Cn
Wiehe Fils
Jaycee Program On Tap Tonight At Locust Grove
The Jaycee Rural Acquaintance program of TWAT will be presented at Locust Grove community seven miles east of Lawton. It bills a goodwill effort to foster relations between towns and country, with a prior stop at Flower Mound and other venues. Master of ceremonies is Wayne Gilley as Jaycee members perform.
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Jaycee
Loccust Grove
Sever Miles East
Lawton
Flower Mound
Valles
Tranle
Roselne
Tillside
Scott
Jack Spenker
Ter Keller
Lown
Conmtry
Locust Grove
Iniliudly Tomi
Wayne Gilley
Rum
Cityans Attend Duncan Banquet at Ross Nile Dinner
City residents joined the Duncan club's annual Ross Nile Dinner at Buncaa representing local women. Attendees included Anna Mary Mullen Ola Mae Rever Marcie Mepivilt Neeley Weeks Marga Deiskell Orne dec Gallespie and Cie Thompson among others.
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Lewtoninis
Santa Cruhl
Duncan Club
Ross Nile
Buncaa
Dir Wocal Ela
Anna Mary Mullen
Ola Mae Rever
Marcie Mepivilt
Neeley Weeks
Marga Deiskell
Orne Dec Gallespie Sind Cie Thompson
Death Notice From Feye One Vehicle Collision
Continued report details a southbound head on crash involving a 1952 Chevrolet, with two men named Combs and Duke. The deceased, Anarorko Nepie, will be taken to Flatcher and Brown Mortuary at Chickasha for funeral arrangements pending services.
Whittier Principal Heads to Cincinnati PTA Convention
Mrs. Helen McIntosh principal of Whittier elementary school leaves Sunday for Cincinnati to attend the national Parent Teacher Association convention. She travels courtesy of the Whittier PTA led by Mr. and Mrs. Githen Rhoads. The convention runs until Wednesday.
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Helen McIntosh
Whistier Elementary School
Cincinnati
Vnimal
Parent-Teacher Association
McIntoshx
Whiltier Pta
Githen Rhoads
Mayor Bids Urgent Help on Cache Road Right-Of-Way
Mayor C R Ellsworth urged cooperative effort from property owners and businessmen at a Chamber luncheon to resolve right of way for an 2 project costing 8.2 million. He stressed cooperation to secure easements amid delays and noted several parcels needing relocation and compensation. He cited funds and access issues, praised owner Jones for goodwill, and mentioned county highway officials plan a July setting if cooperation continues.
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C. R. Ellsworth
Chamber Oot Commerce
Ellsworth
Wightotugay
Cache Road
Gack Givens Cie
Stine Anil Federal Highway
The
Highway Commission
Mixer Ellsworth
Ob. J. Jones
Lana Fields Trust
Ray Mann
Tadlan
Frink Bitehons
Chamber of Committee
Anit Jones
Katehens
Fred Marvis
Wit Highwass Doesningen
Ade Harris
Harri
Ladec
Progran
Kiwanis Hear City Instructors At Tawton High
Downtown Kiwanis hears Tawton High School vocational instructors discuss duties and data in brief talks. Speakers include Mitton Worley Bigtris alive education Mrs Venn Lee Cook home economics Mirvin Bicket agriculture Normanly Manroe trades and industries and W C Burris photographs Program chairman Shopnaker inducted three new members Allan Shackelford Ron Whelly Howard Kemaner Guests included Bill Smit Tarole itu Lantany and Parry Oklahoma City BSO1) cody
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Tawton High School
Kiwanis Club
Civic Group
Mitton Worley
Bigtris Alive Education
Venn Lee Cook
Mirvin
Bicket
Normanly Manroe
Trades and Industries
W. C. Burris
Dubn Shop
Officer Candidate School Opens Doors To Public
Fort Sill invites the public to see Officer Candidate School on Armed Forces Day with Robinson Barracks open from 12:30 to 3 pm. OCS units join the 10 20 aa parade in downtown Lawton as about 100 men from the school participate.
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Office
Fort Sill
Armed Forces
Robinson Barracks
OCS
Fort Sil
Lawton
Oklahoma City Markets Report May 17 Livestock Eggs Prices
Oklahoma City markets show weak cattle sales with calves and sheep not enough to form a trend. Poultry and eggs hold steady with No. 1 hard prices around 1.95 to 2.10 in several towns. butter prices steady at Chicago levels amid steady receipts.
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Oklahoma City Livestock Oklahoma
City
USDA
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
el Reno
Kingfisher
Yukon
Vici
Blackwell
Clinton
Hobart
Edmond
Guyman
Hooker
Frederick
Alva
Bison
Enid
Hennessey
Medford
Simmas
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Lawton
Elk City
Shattuck
Bufferfat
Steady
Tul
Flk
Cityan's Brother Dies in Wichita Falls
Twin brother of E. S. Ninth dies early this week from a heart condition. Mr and Mrs Rogers attended the services in Wichita Falls.
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E. S. Ninth
Rogers
Wichita Falls
Lawton Assigned Fund Quota For Area Reservoir Reports
Duncan officials and Lawton leaders set a 125000 dollar contributive fund to plan and survey the Waurika reservoir project in southwest Oklahoma. Quotas allocate 32000 to Lawton, 9008 to Duncan, 6000 to Waurika, with additional shares for Comanche Walters Temple Ryan Addington Hastings and Terrell. The $15000000 project would near Hastings as a major irrigation and flood control source.
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Lawton
Duncan Stails
Waurika
Southwest Oklahoma
Duncan
Waukila
Wayne Holden
Beaver-Dew Creek
Holden
Comanche
Walters
Temple
Ryan
Addington
Hastings
Terral
Lawson
Aseeviition
Optimists Hear Land Planning Talk At Meet
Hugh Paine addressed the Optimist club on land planning and its effect on real estate values. Special guests included journalism students Lathy Wright and Julia Fullerton, Cameron College. WW. J. Becker, head of the Arts and Science department at Cameron attended.
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Hugh Paine
Lawtoh Optimist Club
Lathy Wright
Freshis Cu
Cameron College
Julia Futlerton
WW. J. Becker
Cameron
Students Present Musical Comedy Money for Marilyn
Sixth grade students at Whittier Elementary presented a musical comedy titled Money for Marilyn on Thursday afternoon and evening. The play was directed by Mrs Frances Inman Annetta Vinson and Helen McIntosh with the students performing in the school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Eveling
Whittier
Frances Inman
Annetta Vinson
Helen McIntospal
Final edition of Jy-Hi-Lites published at UW junior high
The sixth and final edition of Jy-Hi-Lites was issued today. Editor Sue Lucy led the junior high publication with about 1,200 copies printed and distributed during home room hours. The issue covered the freshmian class will, history and prophets along with end of school activities.
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Jy-Hi-Lites
Sue Lucy
Elementary Coordinator Attends ASCD Meeting in Oklahoma City
Miss Thelmé Talla, secretary of the Lawton Public Schools and of the Oklahoma Education Association, travels to Oklahoma City for an Association for School Curriculum Development conference sponsored by the state group.
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Thelmé Talla
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Association For School Curriculuam Development
ASCD
Oklahoma Education Asociation
Miss Talla
Students Picnic Drawn by Cameron Baptist Union
Members of the Cameron Baptist Student Union held a picnic at Pecans Springs in the Wichita Mountains Thursday evening. The final activity of the year was organized by a committee led by Glenda Hood.
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Cameron Baptist Student Union
Pecan Springs
Wichita Mountains
Glenda Hood
Student Baptists To Meet On Cameron Campus
Final executive council meeting of Cameron Baptist Student Union set for 6 30 p m Monday at the BSU Center on Caynecon college campus. Merle Murray presiding as group president. Senior Glass Night at Douglass High School scheduled for 8 p m Wednesday May 22 in the school auditorium per principal Joln R Sudbersy Sr.
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Cameron Baptist Student Union
BSU
Caynecon College
Aries Merle Murray
Group Presiden
Douglass High School
Boy Trapped in Backyard Well Rescued After Nightlong Effort
In Long Island, rescuers labored from midnight to dawn to free 7 year old Benjamin Hooper trapped when he toppled into a backyard well. A parallel shaft and three foot pipe sections cleared sand while hydraulic jacks and a belt conveyor assisted, as state troopers kept watchers away and doctors monitored oxygen flow into the narrow shaft.
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WELE
Benjamin Hooper Jr
Manorville
Long Island
Narra
Hooper
New York City
Benjamin
York City
Asher
Fman
Paul Palmeri
Insell
Joe Governali
Uien
Mike Molinaro
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