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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1973

Page

4

Pay Hike Scales Start At 415 For Teachers In Lawton

Lawton schools approve a raise scale starting at 415 dollars for teachers and plan to post new salary schedules in city schools. Leo Holmes resigns from the school board while praising Superintendent Bish and the district’s growth. Leon Perry named director of food services replacing Earl Curtis with a 12 year tenure in the system.

Bish Leo Holmes Geronimo Holmes Sam Joyner Jr Lawton Joyner Southwest Lawton Leon Perry Lawton High School Earl Curtis Perry Southwestern State College Lawton High Bishan

Temple High School bid invitation for HVAC and electrical work

The Temple Oklahoma school district invites bids for heating ventilating and air conditioning installation and electrical work at Temple High School. A single proposal will be received until 8 PM CST June 6 1973. Proposals will be opened publicly and read. Plans and specifications may be inspected after payment of a deposit. The Board of Education is issuing the notice.

Lowton High School Temple Oklahoma Posels Board OF Education Acral

Memorial Day Observances Close Lawton Areas

City cemeteries honor Gold Star Mothers and veteran groups as Memorial Day becomes a legal holiday. Banks, downtown shops, and many centers plan full closures while Lawton Public Schools and Cameron College schedule regular or holiday hours. Federal local offices close and Fort Sill personnel depart except for essential duties.

Gold Star Veterans of World War Lawton Fort Sill

Refuges officials outline lifeguards and youth staff details

Johnson notes unauthorized swimming will trigger federal citations filed with the U S District Court Clerk in Oklahoma City with fines up to 500 dollars. Lifeguards include Penny Jessee and seven students from Cameron College and University of Oklahoma, led by supervisor Richard Walker. Two biological aides join June 1 to support programs and trash take-home initiative sustains refuge cleanliness. Wildlife Under the Stars begins with free films at Quanah Parker Community House area.

Johnson U.S. District Court Oklahoma City Richard Walker Penny Jessee Red Cross Kenneth D. Perry Indiahoma Cameron College Quanah Parker

Heart Group Elects Officers

Comanche County Heart Association elected officers during an organizational meeting at the Hotel Lawtonian Thursday. Officers are Wyatt Hendrick president, Dr. R. H. Drewry medical director, and James Barnett treasurer. Persons interested in joining should contact Wyatt Hendrick. Membership is free.

Comanche County Heart Association Lawtonian Wyatt Hendrick R. H. Drewry James Barnett

Ohio’s Seven Presidents From Rubber Capital Roots

Ohio is cited as the home of seven native sons who rose to the presidency, highlighting the state’s notable contribution to national leadership from its industrial heartland.

Ohio White House

It Takes a Pretty Good Stake to Bring Home Steaks

A compact note highlights a cooking contest or sale emphasizing quality stakes and the aim of delivering premium steaks. The feature underscores strong meat and culinary pride with a playful tone.

Funeral for Charles Trinkler III in Lawton

Death reported 1 a.m. Thursday in a Spain hospital from injuries suffered in a May 16 truck crash. Funeral arrangements under Greenlawn Funeral Home in Lawton, with service pending. Trinkler, born August 26 1952 in New York City, moved to Lawton in 1964. He was active in ROTC, FFA, and the Lawton Saddle Club. He enlisted in the Navy in 1970. He belonged to Second Baptist Church in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Survivors include his parents Charles E Trinkler Jr and wife, a brother Mike, all of 6406 Columbia, plus grandparents in Pine Bluff and Imo Missouri.

Rota Spain Charles Edward Trinkler III Lawton Greenlawn Funeral Home Mr. Trinkler New York City ROTC Future Farmers of America Lawton Saddle Club Second Baptist Church Pine Bluff Ark Charles E. Trinkler Jr Mike Trinkler Columbia Charles E. Trinkler W. T. Taylor Rma

Union City Tornado Blasts Through Oklahoma County Areas

Residents recount a violent tornado that struck Union City and nearby communities, destroying homes and scattering debris. Sheriff and neighbors rushed to safety, while the disaster left at least a dozen reports across the region and damaged structures in Tuttle.

If taxi fares rise, buying a new car may be cheaper

The remark suggests that continued taxi fare increases could make purchasing a personal vehicle more economical for trips to town. It contrasts ongoing ride costs with upfront car expense and long term savings.

Death of George Weldon Briley of Wichita Falls

George Weldon Briley 61 of Wichita Falls Texas died at 4 p.m. Thursday. He was the father of James D. Briley of Lawton and survived by his wife Viola two daughters two sisters a brother and nine grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Owens and Brumley Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Wichita Falls. He was born January 16 1912 in Fannin County Texas.

Ward George Weldon Briley Wichita Falls Tex James D. Briley Lawton Owens and Brumely Funeral Home Mr. Briley Fannin County Viola

Wetherill's Farewell Ceremony at Army Artillery School

The 96-man marching battalions from III Corps Artillery and others will participate in Gen Wetherill’s 13-gun salute with first and last shots by the Half Section. The post salute battery will fire at 10 a.m. in the Officers Club ballroom. Maj. Gen. Ott will assume command at 9 a.m. Friday at the Old Post Quadrangle.

III Corps Artillery Artillery School U. S. Army Field Artillery Aviation Command U. S. Reynolds Army Hospital Headquarters Command Womens Army Corps Wetherill 2Nd Batther

Storm Apache twister sighting near Ellsworth and OK storage yard

Walter Young of OK Transfer and Storage and coworker R D. Ryan watched a small funnel strike a loading dock area in Ellsworth and move off. Sections of a roof collapsed in the freight yard as the storm swept through with limited precipitation. The National Weather Service warned of more thunderstorms with 20 percent rain today and 40 percent tonight and Saturday.

Ellsworth Wa- Frederick Walter Young OK Transfer and Storage Co E. D R. D. Ryan Texas Gore Young National Weather Service Today Oklahoma

Apollo crew readies launch to rendezvous Skylab

The Apollo astronauts led by mission commander Conrad prepare for a 74 hour track to the Skylab station over the North Atlantic. They plan a 28 day stay with solar shade to shadow Skylab and extend power generation.

Weitz Conrad Cmdrs Kerwin Royce Hawkins Space Agency Bob Reed Reed North Atlantic Apollo Space Station

Mall Land Bids Sought In Downtown Lawton Plan

Downtown Lawton Inc backs fixed bid sale as LURA vacates seven businesses on C Avenue to spur redevelopment. S and D Land Company owned by Stephen and Donald Bentley to buy three lots for 45000 dollars for a local retail project. H N Enterprise extension noted. Dr Gibson plans to apply to set up a national bank on Pleasant Valley land. deed delivery moved to July 1, 1974. Windmills first used in Holland in the 17th century.

Harper Lawton, Inc LURA C Avenue S & D Land Company Stephen F. Bentley Donald S. Bentley H & N Enterprise Pleasant Valley Everett Hill John Henry Nelson Gilbert C. Gibson National Bank

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