Cement Cub Scout Packs Organized at First Christian Church
Leonard y organized two Cub Scout packs at the First Christian church with five boys aged nine to eleven joining Cub Scout work. Bill Lehr Ker from Beaver council explained the Forest Tire Prevention theme. Mrs. Pitnk Smith and Mrs. LD Pilcher to assist as den mothers. Pack meetings planned outdoors this summer at Lake Buetsehi after dances.
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Leonardy
Chistian
Bill Lehr Ker
Ack Beaver Council
Orokashi
Putin Forest
Liard Wagner
Pitnk Smith
LD. Pilcher
Lia Bal
Lake Buetsehi
Dane
Ohihien
Benny Corned From Page One Rescue At Bay Well
Exhausted parents watched the bay rescue as doctors and police aided the effort. The plan used layered shields from Brookhaven to puncture sand and reach the trapped child in a deep well shaft. The operation involved a complex tunneling sequence and marine, fire, and hospital personnel working through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodson
Kiic
Water Levels Rise As Spring Rains Trigger Lake Spillway Watch
Front page notes Lake Lawtonka and nearby spillways rising after heavy spring rains. Engineers report evaporation, diversions, and daily water use changes as Lake Kinney and Lake Blower feed the system. Officials project potential bonuses if spillway targets are met by July amid ongoing drought restrictions and conservation efforts.
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Jeador
Cus
Douglas L. Smith
Callni
Glens
Mary l
Lanchonka
Satur Uy
Esporaliga Fagnar
Kooba i Dais
Tsoi
David Drake
Saturdias
Ferafest
Uae
Silmdag
Lasli Vike
Falal
Belews
Vily Enginert
Camal South
Kinney
Thomas
Lawlonki
Layroanka
Ar. Wye
Rescue at Well Spotlights Quiet Woodson Heroism
Woodson, a devout man inside the dumedl, guided the bus passenger in a red jacket to safety after a fall near the well. He visited the Bay family and the mother thanked him, while the rescue worker downplayed praise, saying he did only what anyone would do. The Moopers are described as kind people and the family plans to stay by the well despite tragedy and the hay’s death.
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Woodson
Buss
Iepilal
Ue Bay
Looper
Floods Drive Evacuation and Disaster Declarations in Oklahoma
Severe floods force mass evacuations across central Oklahoma as the Arkansas and Cimarron rivers swell. President Eisenhower declares disaster areas, SBA sets up offices in Enid, and towns like Durant, Blackwell, Dover, and Waurka face power, water, and housing shortages. Officials warn of higher crests downstream as guardsmen assist, and drinking water is trucked to several communities.
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Eisenhower
C. C. Jones
Small Business Administration
Oklahom
Garfield
Enid
Dieidy
Cogihe
Jones
Willi
Durant
Nelle Mae Tiptos
Cain
Win
Arkan
River Knight
Tulsa
Arkansas
Shinnfard
Peyton
Ralston
Keystone
Tulsie
Crooksie
Ana
Gareen
Public Service
Far River
Aiss
Weility
Dany
Tuls
Olahoma
National Guard
Mert
Claik
Homa
Syaler
Cimarron
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Waurka
Soully
Texas Line
Blackwell
Chikaskia
Five Area Men Become Troopers
Fifty four cadets from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Institute in Norman graduated Saturday night. Five area men were among the graduates: Bobby J. Harshaw Lawton John P Briawell Cyril Rondell Fewell Ryan Ray Mathew Snow Snyder and es R Townsend. University of Oklahoma extension con Altus ceremonies featured diplomas and oath of office administered by Judge John Brett. State Safety Commissioner Jim Lookabaugh gave the commencement address and a formal ceremony is planned this week. The grads completed a ten day intensive patrol history course.
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Vive
Meno
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Institute of
Norman
Bobby J. Harshaw
Lawton
John P. Briawell
Cyril
Rondell Fewell
Ryan
Ray Mathew Snow
Snyder
Es R. ‘Townsend
Delegates Attend Oklahoma Letter Farmers Convention
Delegates from J Stanly Lewis in Burbank and others like Meyer from Rock and Row from Ponca City attended the convention. The Cameron College music department directed by Melvin Keeney provided entertainment. Claude Nance of Oklahoma City gave the invocasion. Charles T Ford of Tulsa attended as delegate at large, returning from a Washington D C parley to gather signatures of 218 congressmen for postal raise bill consideration. Ralph Hawkins of Lawson presided at the opening. Mayors Ellsworth and Stephens gave welcomes, with responses by Hankins and Pauline Hooper.
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Thes
J. Stanly Lewis
Burbank
S. Imma Meyer
Ralph Hawkins
Lawson
C. R. Ellsworth
Bennie Stephens
Hankins
Pauline Hooper
Stillwater
Armed Forces
Fort Sil
Oklahoma group names officials and officers list
The piece lists names and titles of officers and executive board members from several Oklahoma cities including Enid Ponca City Ada Stillwater Shawnee and Tulsa with roles such as vice president secretary treasurer and chairman. It also notes auxiliary officers and a state organizer. A second item reports that the National Geographic Society identified the West Fork of the South Fork of the North Fork of the San Joaquin River as located in California.
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Joe R. Mayfield
Enid
Catt T. Henderson
Ponca City
Ben F Whitehead
Ada
Forrest T. Smith
Stillwater
National State
Milton W. Brasher
Oklahoma City
Lou Stout
Waurika
Clifton Rowe
Fonea City
Paul Steel
Tulsa
J. L. Menius
Shawnee
Mrs. Hooper
Nadina Mayfield
Genoa Ford
Constance Menius
Mrs. Rowe
Elha
Hedrick
National Geographic Society
San Joaquin River
California
LHS Baccalaureate and Cameron Commencement Details
Rites continued from page one outline the LHS baccalaureate service at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium with Joe Crosby giving the invocation Vivian Pursley presenting scripture reading Benedic t Bon to be pronounced by David Craig Pomp Circumstance No 1 to be played by the LHS band directed by George Walters for processional and recessional Miss Tra Jean Snow vocal music instructor to lead Doxology the mixed choir directed by Miss Snow to sing My God Avid L Cameron's commencement set for 10 a m Friday in the college auditorium with Dr
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LHS
Joe Crosby
Vivian Pursley
Benedict Bon
David Craig
George Walters
Tra Jean Snow
Miss Snow
Cameron
Oklahoma-LHS Commencement Set With Klemme as Speaker
Randall T. Klemme, director of the State Department of Commerce and Industry, will be principal speaker for Lawton High School commencement. The address themed Oklahoma Past Present and Future will be delivered at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school fieldhouse.
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Lawton Constitution-Morning Press
Randall T. Klemme
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Oklahoma
LHS
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