Area Man Faces Driving Charge Involving Collision
Thomas Peaffybitty a 32 year old Marlow Indian was charged with driving while intoxicated after a Saturday night collision in a Porter Hill service station driveway. Other speeding at night charges, guilty pleas, and fines were reported for several defendants including Tony Limbaugh Glenn Everly Jr. Albert Nixon and Darrel Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Peaffybitty
Marlow
Manville Redman
H. D. Morgan
Highway Patrol
Porter Hill
Morgan
Pooffybitty
Elvie Monroe Mandrell
Elgin
Tony Dengel Limbaugh
Sheppard Afb
U. S. 277
Lawton
Glenn Everly, Jr
Albert Jewell Nixon
Olustee
U. S. 62
Hospital News Items From Southwestern Births and Admissions
Multiple hospital notices list births including a son to Roy Findlay at 7 N. 24th at 4:35 p.m. on Nov with 7 lb 30 oz, a daughter to Leroy Jerbo at 808 Monroe at noon on Nov 5 weighing 8 lb 10 oz, and a son to Bobby Myers at 720 H at 7:28 a.m. on Nov 5 weighing 8 lb 6 oz. Admissions include June Wyrick of West Fork Ark medical, Kenneth Boydstun and Dennis Boydstun Apa the, M C Nolen Fletcher surgery, Lloyd Overman, Leonard Jones, Kenneth Young, Trudy Penry, and others. Dismissals feature Jane Johnson, Phillip Bollinger, and Mrs. E. T. Bohlender among several. Births listed in Memorial, including Turher, Bruce Rice, Henry Renschen, Clarence buz bee, A. B. Moore, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Findlay
Leroy Jerbo
Monroe
Bobby Myers
June Wyrick
West Fork
Ark
David Demchick
Sycanore
Kenneth Boydstun
Edward Boydstun
Dennis Boydstun
Harrold Boydstun
M. C. Nolen
Fletcher
Lloyd Overman
Leonard Jones
Columbia
Kenneth Young
Herman Young
Trudy Penry
Daugher
John Penry
Summit
James Barnett
Roy Mann
Eliza Hanks
Jane Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Cherry
Phillip Bollinger
Amos Bollinger
Park
E. T. Bohlender
Clinton Barnett
Leston Patton
Chattanooga
Kenneth Turher
Sterling
Bruce Rice
Cameron College
Henry Renschen
Walters
Clarence Buzbee
A. B. Moore
Indiahoma
Davis C. Stephenson
Cleo Elkins
McKinley
Charles A. Armstrong
S. 26Th Place
Elsie McKinzie
Ferris
Geary Thomas
Headrick
Okio
J. H. Harris
Altus
Florence Rockwell
Kingsbury
Gladys Corner
Jefferson
Anna Woodman
Auto Hits Cow Tulsa Man Hurt
A two year old Tulsa infant was treated at Memorial hospital after a local traffic mishap involving two cars and a crossing cow. Neal Stone, son of Wendell L Stone, 29, Tulsa, drivers one car, was injured. The cow owner was Lamar Cook. The cow was severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Memorial Hospital
Neal Stone
Wendell Leon Stone
Stone
Uth
Don L. Mitchum
Lamar Cook
Eace
Officers Recover Two Stolen Cars
City and area officers recovered two of four stolen vehicles during the weekend. Troopers found a 1950 GMC pickup stolen from 315 S. Third, owned by Roy Reece of 107 S. 20th. A 1948 Chevrolet two‑door owned by A. C Robinson of 1208 S. Third was taken from 11th and G and later located at Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
S. Third
Roy Reece
A. C Robinson
Fred Greb
Chattanooga
Adolph Fietz Motor Co
Robinson Auto
Buckingham Lot Sold To Church for Sunday School
Centenary Methodist church bought the residential property at 7100 for Sunday School facilities. The two story frame home, owned by Harry Buckingham, long-time city resident, was vacant since World War II. Sale price listed as 7500 and subject to court confirmation. Guardians of Buckingham, his niece Mrs. Evelyn Coman and W. J. Porter, Lawton, authorized the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Harry Buckingham
Buckingham
Evelyn Coman
Riverside
Calif
W. J.bill Porter
Lawton
Superior Court Divorces And Marriages In State Public Records
Public records show Carol Ann Davis versus Robbie C. Davis with divorce granted and custody of their minor. $77.10 child support and debts owed by both. Josephine Ponsaing versus John Ponsaing ends in divorce. Marriage licenses issued: Lloyd Latham Jr. and Leta McCarthy. John B. Stoute and Janice Sue Hawkins. Thomas Wright and Barbara Jean Riddles. James Marvin Rawls and Helen Anderson Plyler. Arlen N. Bender and Martha Scott. Locations include Duncan Lawton Anadarko Oklahoma City Diamond Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Carol Ann Davis
Robbie C. Davis
Josephine Ponsaing
John Ponsaing
Lloyd Latham Jr
Duncan
Leta McCarthy
John B. Stoute
Lawton
Janice Sue Hawkins
Thomas Wright
Anadarko
Barbara Jean Riddles
Stolen government check reported from Miller home
Mrs. Byrdia M. Miller of 1343 Ash reported a government check worth 176.90 stolen from her residence this morning. She said she first noticed the missing check today and officers noted the house was not locked over the weekend as described by Patrolmen Herman Lee and Junior Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrdia M. Miller
Ash
Herman Lee
Junior Hawkins
Oklahoma City Livestock and Commodities Prices Report
State and city markets show butter steady with receipts 466 349, assorted wheat and livestock prices across Oklahoma City. Cattle at 7 000 with slow trade, hogs around steady, sheep 800 head with lambs 15 16 dollars, several towns cited for regional prices including Clinton Enid Vinita and Lawton.
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Chicago
CSR
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Hennessey
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Frederick
Kingfisher
Lawton
Yukon
Blackwell
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Tulsa
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Watonga
Alva Blackwell
Laverne
Elk City
Woodward
Pauls Valley
Alva
Pecans
Spots
Shawnee
P Usda
Civil Suit Actions in Lawton Court Notes
L C Morgan Sash and Door Co. Inc. v Eugene Carney and Ruby Carney and Clyde Clear released from judgment on payment of 250 dollars and lot 28 block 5 Fields and Dunning Addition. Earleen Johnson a minor by Milford Johnson v Andy Jordan and Willie Shrum dba Safety Cab Co. damage suit defense motion to quash summons over. Mallie Baldwin v Heirs of John C Baldwin and others suit to quiet title and possession let 6 block 13 North Addition. J T Wright v Ralph Townsend portion of judgment and liens released on payment of 100 dollars lots 1-14 block 1 and lots 1-9 Sunset Second Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
L. C. Morgan Sash and Door Co. Inc
Eugene
Ruby Carney
Clyde Clear
Fields and Dunning
Lawton
Delouris Earleen Johnson
Milford Johnson
Andy Jordan
Willie Shrum
Safety Cab Co
Mallie E. Baldwin
John Co. C. Baldwin
North Addition
J. T. Wright
Ralph R. Townsend
Sunset Second Addition
City Man Released From County Jail
Bill Clyburn a 47 year old Lawton man was released from county jail after serving time in lieu of fine and costs. Peace Justice Marvin Cameron ordered $40 and costs after Clyburn pleaded guilty to the bogus check charge.
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Peace
James H. Oxford
Paris
Marvin Cameron
Peace Justice Court
Darrel Gene Holloway
Sheppard Afb
Charles V. Howe
Oklahoma City
Indiahoma
Ray Powell
Woodrow Giles
Giles
Howe
Bill Clyburn
Lawton
Clyburn
Dozen Arrested By City Police
An even dozen persons were arrested Saturday night and Sunday by local police. Complaints ranged from drunkenness to reckless driving. Names include Ella Kitchens, Lillie Mae McCallie, Eartha Hill, Charles J. Mitchell, Kenneth Buttram, T. D. Cashman, Connie Robinson, and five others. Police charged each with respective offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Kitchens
S. Fifth
Lillie Mae McCallie
Eartha Hill
McKinley
Charles J. Mitchell
Fort Sill
Musical Sales Co
Kenneth Buttram
Washington
T. D. Cashman
Euclid
Connie Robinson
Comedy Encore from Page One Features Live Coyote
The article notes a live coyote heard during the show and mentions Dr Jack Spencer who also works the sound effects. Aunt Eller portrayed by Lou Harris stuns the audience by flubbing a line during final rehearsals as curtain time approached at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spencer
Eller
Lou Harris
Penalty Shocks Lawton After Car Slaying Verdict
Pettaway through his attorney Charles Ozman faces a 20 year penitentiary term in a second similar case in under two months. In September a Lawton jury convicted Leo Gaines of first degree manslaughter and sentenced him to 20 years after he allegedly drove his car into Daisey Mae Johnson, a Lawton woman, on a vacant lot following a July 10 dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ozman
Leo Gaines
Lawton
Fort Sill land transfer faces national defense concerns
Fort Sill officials and critics clash over transferring 10 700 acres of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to the Army for base expansion plus 20 320 acres to be purchased. Interior officials and wildlife leaders protest the move which Congress approved last session amid safety fears and national defense arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell D. Taylor
Fort Sill
Wickersham
Interior Department
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Army
Sill
Congress
Tires Stolen From Lawton Car Lot Over Weekend
Three sets of tires tubes and wheels were stripped from cars on the Green-Phillips Chevrolet Co lot at 114 N Second over the weekend police reported today Milo Gordon company official told officers the tires were size 6 70 by 15 inch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Co
Milo Gordon
Benson's Soil Bank Plan Could Aid Oklahoma Farmers
The Soil Bank plan from Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson proposes paying farmers not to plant a percentage of land now dedicated to price supported surplus crops. Readiness varies by state. Oklahoma could gain if incentive payments are large enough, with major acreage in wheat, corn, oats, grain sorghums, cotton and peanuts in play. The plan aims to convert land to grass and forage under an enlarged conservation program, offset by federal incentive payments.
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Constitution
Washington Bureau
Washington
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Oklahoma
Soil Bank
Benson
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Burglary at School Principal’s Office Reported
A burglar used a book to smash the principal’s office window and ransacked desk drawers looking for money. The janitor Melford Shannon found the break in. No money was kept overnight. Police also noted a tenant at 414 C had their apartment searched after an entry through another unit. Report filed by George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melford Shannon
George Johnson
Porter 76 Funeral Rites Held in Centenary Church
Ross W. Porter 76 of 714 Gore died 10 10 p m Sunday after a yearlong illness. Born September 11 1879 in Gerlaw Illinois he married Lula Hopewell in 1905 Kirksville Missouri. A Lawton resident since 1920 he worked as a salesman for Johnson Larimer Wholesale Dry Goods and was active in Centenary Methodist Church Masonic Lodge and local civic life. Survivors include his wife two sons six brothers and five grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 30 p m at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev J Walter Browers Jr. officiating burial in Highland Cemetery Lawton Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W. Porter
Gore
Gerlaw
Ill
Lula Hopewell
Kirksville
Lawton
Porter
Johnson & Larimer Wholesale Dry Goods Company
Wichita
Kan
Centenary Methodist Church
Stewards
J. Walter Browers Jr
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Courthouse to Close for Veterans Day Observance
Comanche county announces courthouse closure on November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. Commissioner Emil Woesner confirms the local government will suspend operations for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Emil Woesner
Science claims new nonoperative relief for piles
Science has found a healing substance that shrinks piles and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors report actual shrinking and patients say piles have ceased to be a problem. The substance, Bio-Dyne, is now available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Pair Gets $3,000 In Bank Holdup
In Hebron Indiana a man and woman in their 20s robbed Citizens Bank of about $3000. They held cashier Robert McGinley captive overnight and used his car for the getaway. Reports varied on whether McGinley’s daughter was also held and whether his wife was tied in the house. Police set road blocks as sheriffs investigated whether the family was harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Ind
Citizens Bank of
Robert McGinley
McGinley
Porter and
Lake County Sheriffs
McGinleys
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Freddie Beaver
Tennessee
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Comanche Mission
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Benjamine
Canton
Vernon Wilson
Snyder
Don Baggett
Joe C. Grass
W. D
Martha Oprenchak
Cornell
Marie Vaughn
Luther M. Tant
Brooksie Gross
Oak
Myrtle Kepley
Medicine Park
Mattie Green
Gery
Jean Armstrong
Kinyon
Rodney Dale Sherwin
Dale Sherwin
Ora McDaniel
Jean Evans
William T. Drapala
Joseph Drapala
Snow Road
H. W. Allen
Deloris Herrin
Juanita Kerr
Mavis Hinman
Dering Bong
Television Center
Southwest
Southwestern Radio and Sound
4Th & E - Ph
Church
Public Records
Pettaway
Fort
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Frice
the McKee CO
Pho
Eisenhower
Denver
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
R. M. Dodson City Clerk
Testes Ellio & Companys Irsurors
N. Sheridan Rd
G. W. Martin
R. M. Dodson
Buster Wyatt’s
Mercurys
Buster Wyatt
Second and
B Avenue
Ernie Wyatt
George Glasby
Jack Griffin
Ted Newman
Tom Saffa
2Nd and A Avenue
John Schneider
911 Lee
Lawton, Okla
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave
Babbitt-Peller
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