Eisenhower High picks senior award winners and honors
Eisenhower High School announced the Dosser Award recipient Bud Tippens, plus a long list of scholarship trophies and certificates awarded at the awards assembly. Notable honorees include Pam Webb, Hazel Leroy, Alan Munson, Tina Seibold, Suzie Pitt, Cordelia Willis, and many others across academics, leadership, and service.
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Pam Webb
Hazel Leroy
Alan Munson
Tina Seibold
James Worley
Elizabeth Porter
Shane McClure
Suzie Pitt
American Legion Post 29
Rick Marriott
Dana Williams
Mike McLemore
Ellis
Bud Tippens
Lions Club
Army of the United States of America
Tom Stenstrom
Cordelia Willis
David Loth
Eudoxia Robinson
Downtown Kiwanis
Elks Lodge
Debbie Standridge
Buddy Fraze
Fort Sill
NCO Wives Club
Barbara Cuddy
Lisa Griffin
Joan Hunt
Linda Wales
Officers Wives Club
Michele Riley
Jackie Scott
Sharon Romano
Cary Griffith
Suzanne Whitman
Greg Viani
Fort Sill Sergeants Major Association
Police summarize local thefts assaults and vandalism reports
A list of Lowton Police Department reports includes thefts of boots wallets bicycles and motor parts. Victims include William Meyer Roy Terry Tins Spottedhorse and others. assaults such as being beaten shot and stabbed are reported along with lost clothing and wheel thefts.
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Lowton
William BD. Meyer
Wolters
Cute
Wollet Iy
M. E. Harper
Roy Terry
Fort Sill
Speedy Wash
Lwist
Brends Grenhill
Philip Maynard
Raymond Poddycker
Tes
James H. Wilson
Bell
Michael Myers
Allen Quenten
Concho
Richard Losh
Cherry
Lewton Police report injuries from late night crash
Following a list of times and locations of injury accidents investigated by the Lewton Police Department. Sunday 3 24 a m Wh and D Drivers Bob Lyons 20 of Fort Sill and Staley Fred Tyrong 28 of 1204 Oak Injured Tine 27 of WOF taken to
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Lewton
Fire reports follow list of times and clarms in fe megs
Investigation underway after a fire incident with 300c ae smoke reported. Authorities are reviewing timelines and clarifications as responders assess damage and determine cause.
County Conservation Tour Highlights Local Projects
The Comanche County Conservation District sponsors a Tuesday tour of area conservation projects. Participants meet at the Federal Building at 8:30 a.m. and return by 1 p.m. Stops include the farms of Harold Wilson, Jack Hawkins, Cletus White, Sam Mitchell, Frank Myers, and Archie Wolfe.
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Comanche County
Capital Blazes Deliberately Set in City Arson
Three frame houses in an eastside Oklahoma City urban renewal area were set ablaze Sunday night. Two firemen were injured while fighting the fires as arson is suspected by Fire Marshal Buddy Koch. The three buildings are within two blocks of each other and injuries included a leg fracture for Lawrence Voss and minor burns for Tommy Storie.
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Oklahoma City
Buddy Koch
Lawrence Voss
Tommy Storie
Minister Bearden to Receive Master of Divinity Degree
George Wilburn Bearden a Lawton High School and Hardin Simmons University graduate will receive the Master of Divinity degree May 31 from Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in Mill Valley California He and his wife plan to move to Chester California where he will serve as pastor of the Chester Baptist Church.
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George Wilburn Bearden
Lawton High School
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Tex
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
Mill Valley
Calif
Chester
Chester Baptist Church
Death Notices Fletcher and Duncan Obituaries
Services for A J Hutson 65 will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Fletcher Assembly of God Church officiated by Rev Dennis Meyer and Rev Ernest Rolland burial in Fletcher Cemetery Robbins Funeral Home in charge Hutson died Saturday afternoon of an apparent heart attack Ward notes the death of Venita Stewart 61 of Duncan mother of Joe B Stewart Lawton Police Department bailiff funeral at 2 p m tomorrow in Carter Funeral Home Chapel Duncan
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Fletcher
A. J
Jack) Hutson
Fletcher Assembly of God
Dennis Meyer
Ernest Rolland
Comanche Assembly of God Church
Fletcher Cemetery
Robbins Funeral Home
Hutson
Venita Stewart
Duncan
Joe B. Stewart
Magnolia
Lawton
Stewart
Carter Funeral Home Chapel
Funeral for Sgt. J C Largent Held in Two Churches
Stanley Olen Largent 52 of 2408 N 19th will lie in state at Rogers Lane Church of God at 9 a.m. Wednesday with Rev. Melvin Grant officiating. A second service follows at 4 p.m. at Checotah Church of God. Burial in Checotah Cemetery under Greenland Funeral Home supervision after died Saturday from an apparent heart attack at home.
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J.C
Stanley Olen Largent
Rogers Lane
Edna May Smith Funeral Held for Edna May Smith
Funeral services for Edna May Smith 80 mother of Opal Ford were held at Greenlawn Chapel with Rev. Carl Lawton officiating. Burial followed in IOOF Cemetery Watonga. Survivors include son Glenn A. Smith brother Charles Kenner and sisters Floyd Miller and T J Cox plus four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Memorials to Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
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Edna May Smith
Henry T
Opal) Ford
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Carl Lawton
First United Methodist Church
IOOF
Watonga
Carlsbad
N.M
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
13Th
Oklahoma City
Two Lawton Students Earn Degrees at SMU Commencement
Patsy Sue Hill of Route 1 earned a Master of Fine Arts with high honors in speech pathology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. James Frederick Bushart of 3408 Baltimore received a Bachelor of Arts in biology during the Sunday commencement.
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Lawton
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Patsy Sue Hill
Route 1
James Frederick Bushart
Baltimore
Oklahoma markets show livestock and grain price spreads widen
Cattle and calves traded fairly active with slaughter cows up to 50 higher and bulls weak early. Slaughter steers and heifers in small supply. cows with calves at side bring 302.50 to 335.00 per pair. Hogs barrows and gilts steady to firm with 24.25 to 26.75. State prices list cash wheat and milo by city, with alfalfa hay and eggs noted in regional terms.
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Oklahoma City
Canner & Cutter
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Aston
Alva
Manchester
Medford
Kingfisher
Okeene
Clinton
Watonga
Weatherford
Altus
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Yukon
Enid
Hills
Temple
Gulf Export Saamey
Mangum
Hillsdale
Afton
Gulf
MILO
City man earns Tarr Award and geology fellowship
Charles Thomas Bolt son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bolt 712 NW 40th received the W A Tarr Award for meritorious service in earth science at the University of Oklahoma Norman He also won a four year fellowship for graduate work in geophysics at Penn State University A 1967 Lawton High graduate he works this summer as a geophysicist with Humble Oil Company in Midland Texas
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Charles Thomas Bolt
Gilbert Bolt
40Th
W. A. Tarr
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Penn State University
Lawton High
Humble Oil Company
Midland
Tex
Barber physicals for barber permits set in June
Physical examinations for barber permit renewals will be administered at the City County Health Department starting Monday June 5. Examinations run 8 a.m. to noon each Monday in June and are scheduled to free up equipment and staff for other health department programs.
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Wes McKinzey
Health Department
McKinzey
Commissioners Award Contract For Dozer Purchase
The Comanche County Commissioners awarded a 22 500 contract to Boecking Machinery Inc Oklahoma City for a bull dozer. Commissioner Oscar Sanders noted a 15 034 trade-in on a five year old dozer and a 1 000 trade on a junker unit. The bid was nearly 5 000 less than the second lowest offer.
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Comanche County
Boecking Machinery Inc
Oklahoma City
Oscar Sanders
Boecking
Pardon Board Denies Clemency for LSD Seller and Night Marshal Shooter
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board held a two day Granite Reformatory session with 35 clemency recommendations and 17 rejections. Howard Dexter Young, 19, convicted of LSD sale, was denied clemency after declining to promise future non sale. Kenneth James Hoover, life for the Texhoma night marshal shooting, was also denied clemency despite claiming intoxication and intent only to shoot the police station.
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Granite
State Pardon and Parole Board
Granite Reformatory
Howard Dexter Young
Ponca City
Young
Parole Board
Bob McMillin
Kenneth James Hoover
Hoover
Bill James
Dale Hartman
Kiowa Elections Set For June 3
Kiowa Indian Tribe members vote on tribal business issues and elect Kiowa Business Committee members on June 3. Polls run 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Anadarko Carnegie Hobart Lawton and Oklahoma City. Absentee ballots require a written request by May 29 to Kiowa Election Board.
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Kiowa Business Committee
Anadarko
Carnegie
Hobart
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Kiowa Election Board
Parents Invited To Observe School Music Classes
Eisenhower Elementary invites parents to observe 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday in all music classes. Joyce Bennett, the music teacher, encourages parents to stay the day to see activities. Lunch in the cafeteria is available. The sixth graders will present an end of year music program at 1 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Eisenhower Elementary School
Joyce Bennett
Eisenhower
Oahu Holds Majority of Hawaii's Population
The island of Oahu contains about 10 percent of Hawaii's land but is home to 82 percent of the state's residents, highlighting urban concentration on the island.
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Island
Oahu
Hawaii
Train Derails Near Red Rock Oklahoma
Twenty six cars of a Santa Fe freight train derailed near Red Rock in Noble County early today. No injuries were reported. The 58 car train was en route from the Gulf of Mexico to Chicago. Tracks were blocked and the southbound Texas Chief detoured around the wreck. Officials hoped to clear the line later in the day.
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Red Rock
Okla
Santa Fe
Noble County
Newton
Kan
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Doctor Survey Reveals Preference for Preparation H
A survey of doctors shows many use Preparation H for hemorrhoidal pain relief. Physicians report prompt temporary relief for hours and reduced swelling in inflamed tissues whether used personally or in office practice. If Preparation H fails, ointment or suppositories are suggested as alternatives.
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Eisenhower High School
Riley Tippens
Glenn Dosser Tippens
Dosser
Hi- Y
Key Club
National Forensic League
Optimist Club
Student Congress
A. J. Hutson
Stanley O. Largent
Oklahoma
City Man
Pionger
Hawkins Television & Electronics Inc
Lee Bird
Italy
Hea
Sheridan Rd
Zenith
Friedrich
Co. Ft
Zenith Circle of Sound
Maytag
SW. Oklaholme
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