City Firm Buys Printing Concern in Oklahoma City
The Trave-Taylor Printing Co the largest lithographing and printing concern in Oklahoma City was sold to Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply Inc. The Oklahoma City plant will print lithographs for banks counties and commercial accounts in Southwestern territory. The firm will be renamed and operations will continue with key personnel retained. The network includes Lawton Ponce City Amarillo Wichita Joplin and markets across five states and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trave-Taylor Printing Co
Oklahoma City
Southwestern Stand
Warken
Southwestern Stationary
Warketin
Warkentin
Southwestern
Trave-Taylor
Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply, Inc
Lawton
Ponce City
Amarillo
Tex
Wichita
Kan
Joplin
Oklahoma
West Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply
Lob Scotton
Jack Carraway
Oklahoma City Corporation
John Smith
Ponta City
Carrol Fosnot
Fosnot
John T. Martin Buried Thursday
Last rites for John T. Martin, 72, Lawton resident for 13 years, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Ritter Munern home chapel. The Rebekah Lodge and United Spanish War Veterans sent delegations, with music by Mary Manning Nora Lee Pulliam and Mrs. H.C. Brammer. Bearers were T. W. Oliver Henry Harvey Oliver Townsend Stanley Sasser Milliard Dillingham and Julius Johnston. Burial followed in Highland cemetery. He died at 3:15 a.m. Wednesday at his daughter Mrs. John Brooks 906 residence, where he had lived since 1934 after illness.
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John T. Martin
Lawton
Ritter Munern
Dey HA
Tom Wiles
Rebekah Lodge
United Spanish War Veterans Camp
Mary Manning
Nora Lee Pulliam
H.C. Brammer
T. W. Oliver
Henry Harvey
Oliver Townsend
Stanley Sasser
Milliard Dillingham
Julius Johnston
Highland Cemetery
Martin
John Brooks
Location Of Persons Will Be Topic On TAS Program
Travelers Aid services in location of persons will be outlined Saturday morning in the local USO Travelers Aid monthly radio program. Mrs. Viola Perkins, director, announced today, Mrs. Walton Davis and Herb Thomas will discuss the day's topic in a 15 minute program at 11:15 a.m. over station KSWO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Aid Services
USO
Travelers Aid
Viola Perkins
Walton Davis
Herb Thomas
KSWO
Slayton's Coffee Shop Reopens After Remodeling
Slayton's Coffee Shop at 433 HB will reopen four days after a six week remodeling. Mrs H B Slayton resumes active management with brother Alvin A Jones assisting. The shop opened in 1926 under H E Slayton and moved to the current building in 1935. Mrs Slayton previously sold the business for health reasons and has since worked as a cashier. Harvey Stewart returns as staff cook.
Gilbert Holloway Rites Conducted
Last rites for O. C. Gilbert Holloway a 20 year old Lawton army veteran were held at Calvary Baptist church with Rev. D C Squyres officiating. Burial in Highland cemetery was directed by Lawton Funeral Home. Holloway died at 8 30 am Wednesday in a local hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. The United States has 31 million telephones the rest of the world 21 million.
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O. C. Gilbert Halloway
Lawton
Calvary Baptist Church
D. C. Squyres
H. A. Williamson
Harold Woodward
Ernest Coombs
O. T. Taliaferro
J. L. Tompkins
W. G. Brumley
Lester C. Paden
Martha Jane Wilcoxson
Carl Cable
Ralph Topley
John Keathley
Arthur Bilbrey
Landrum Neely
Ben Freeman
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Holloway
Roosevelt
Personal visitors travel from Kansas City and Dallas
Ronnie Crane and Gene Patton arrived Friday from Kansas City to spend the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Crane at 1207 Arlington and Mrs Willie M Patton at 105 N Attn San Antonio. They were called here by the illness and death of their father L T Dawes who wed with another daughter Mrs J B Nix 614 Dearborn and have returned home. Mrs W E Bowers at 910 Arlington returned from Tulsa where she visited Mr and Mrs Frank Parks with Mrs Elizabeth Sims and Mrs Etta Bowman and daughter Alice Oklahoma City. They are visiting their mother Mrs M V Lewin 2118 10th and sister Mrs KB Turben 1013 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Crane
Gene Patton
Kangaa City
Finlay Engineering School
Charles W. Crane
Arlington
Willie M. Patton
N. Attn
Chris O'Connor
San Antonio
Tex
Edd Roberts
Edd Ray
Stillwater
L. T. Dawes
J. B. Nix
Dearborn
W. E. Bowers
Tulsa
Elizabeth Sims
Dallas
Frank Parks
Sims
Parks
Etta Bowman
Alice
Oklahoma City
Bowers
Lawton
M. V. Lewin
Slater
Mra. I
KB. Turben
Plane crash scene near pond draws officials and inquiry
A plane broke up on impact and burst into flames after hitting a shallow pond. The wreck left wings sheared and the fuselage in two. Mayor Willie O Dwyer and other New York City officials visited the scene as police and fire departments opened an immediate investigation, joined by United Airlines officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie O'Dwyer
New York City
United Airlines
Lifesaving Work Scheduled Here
A junior and senior lifesaving course will open here next week to launch a summer Red Cross water safety program. Dr. Lewis Fouts announces the plan with instructor Dave Killian Jr at Doe Doc pool and early morning start pending registrations.
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Red Cross
Lewis Fouts
Dave Killian, Jr
Doe Doc
Red Cross Chapter
Fouts
Brigham Young Increased Values Call for Insurance
Insurance inquiry letter appears to reference Brigham Young, increased values, and a bid from Koehler Building with contact phone 838. The fragment suggests a local business or insurance matter requiring clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham” Young
Koehler
Ralph T Baker 52 Former Lawtonian dies in Manhattan
Ralph T Baker 52 retired Oklahoma and Kan newspapers man died in Manhattan Kansas He was once oil and gas editor of the Daily Oklahoman and later with Oil and Gas Journal He also worked with Oklahoma papers in Enid Nowata and other cities Survivors include two daughters and his parents Rev and Mrs James W Baker of Oklahoma City Funeral services set for here tomorrow. State police report a 1934 model car was stolen from W L Bennett five miles south of Cuche overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qjklahoma City
Ralph T. Baker
Oklahoma and
Kan- Sas
Manhattan
Kans
Oil and Gas
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Baker
Oi and Gas Journal
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Enid
Nowate
Whehita, Kans
Detroit
Mich
Kansas State College
James W. Baker
Lawton
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Maattie Moten
Masseuse
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Earl
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AKMCO
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Gilbert Holloway
United States
Lucille
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BROS
America
WM. Rogers & Sons
BR. Wallace & Sons
Berry’s
Avenua
Adair
Sycamore
Isol Esycels
BATES
Rex Les
Seth
Eric
China
Caan
John J. Schott Insurance Agency Autormobils — Fire — Casualty and
American Nat'l Bank Bldg
R. T. Baker
Lawtonians
State Highway Patrol
W. L. Bennett
Cuche
Bud Cooper
Holmes
Harry Curnutt
Jimmy Johnston
London
W. H. Milnes Maraden
Derby
England
New York
Philatelic Congress of
Great Britain
Congress
FBI
Theaun
Frontier Asthma CO
Frontier Bldg
Nisgara St. Buffalo
George V
Adlerika
Laxarive
Tom Bullock
Hudson
Champlin Corner
6Th & O
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AE Winter
California
Aluminum
Opula Furniture Co
Std
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Yermea
Jones Drug
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