Cameron Collegian earns top awards in OC PA contest
Cameron College monthly newspaper the Collegian, edited by Johnny Mackey, won first in editorial writing and second place all round in the junior college division at the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association fall meeting in Stillwater. Keith Huckabay elected junior college director. Cameron attendees, led by Kinley McClure sponsor, included Mackey, Graef, Gilley, Ledford, Wren, Cline, Huckabay, Laws, Eccles, Duncan, Sabine, Baughman and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Cameron Collegian
Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association
Stillwater
The
Collegian
Johnny Mackey
Eastern A&m
Northern
Northeastern
A&m
Central
Keith Huckabay
Cameron
Walters
OCPA
John White
Northeastern State College
John Hartman
Central State
Annetta Howell
Nancy Golliver
Ivan Holmes
Ricki Graef
David Gilley
Rita Ledford
Dianna Wren
Donna Cline
Jerry Laws
Darrell Eccles
Dave Duncan
Hank Sabine
Jimmy Baughman
Kathy Martin
Kinley McClure
Funeral Rites for Mrs Tachey Co dopony in Indiahoma
Rites held for 76 year old Mrs Tachey Codopony of Indiahoma with Rev J Gerbrandt and Rev Joe Lonetree officiating. Burial in Post Oak cemetery. Also funeral services for Mrs Doll Maud Hundley of Elgin arranged in Washington Georgia with burial in Washington. Hundley survived by husband David Crosby and son, plus several siblings and step relatives.
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Tachey Codopony
Indiahoma
Post Oak
M. B. Indian Church
J. Gerbrandt
Bethany
Joe Lonetree
Indiahoma Church
Paul W. Kleiner
Weldon Koweno Jr
Jackie Codopony
Richard Codopony
Eustace Conwoop
Bud Conwoop
Billy Bigbow
Post Oak Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Doll Maud Hundley
Elgin
First Baptist Church
Washington
Owens Hoffman
Washington, Ga
Ritter-Dalton
Handiley
Lincolnton
Ala
Sgt
Bart Hundley
Fulton
Miss
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Baptist Church
David G. Crosby
Atlanta
William Robert Hundley
Nell Isbell
Birmingham
Finn Johnston
Anniston
Dorothy Holder
California
Elsie Stepp
Ossie Spelson
Paul Moon
Savannah
Carl Moon
Police Court Disposes Of Municipal Judge Oaks Cases
Police court today under Judge J Merle Oaks lists multiple defendants with charges such as stop sign violations reckless driving speeding and leaving scene of an accident. fines and bond forfeitures range from 5 to 70 dollars with several defendants bonded forfeited and others fined for public drunkenness and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Constance K. Smith
Everett Dee Poarch
Witte Lee Nunney
William M. Brown
Mooroe Chories
Artington
Lorene Witliams
Jin Aten Bentley
Cyril
Rec Nieht
Herher
Garfield
Ruth M Hicks
Saron Kove Wares
Ron Kove Hilton
W. Oriiz
N. BO
Corroi Regnier
WMG
neo @rivers license
Ciera Vert Ringie
Cory Courts
Rive
James B. Duncan
Fort St
Grivine
Ivce Sabin
Folwre
Yvield
Aiewander Sripeces
Fort Sil
Wiliam McDuffie
Fort Sill
George Eugene Moore
Oklahoma City
Olver Rice
Goerfield
Petty Lerceny
Jock Lane Mead Jr
Joe Green
Improver Backing
Follere
Iied
Victor Wickersham Attends Oklahoma Area Meetings
U S Rep Victor Wickersham of Mangum visits southwest Oklahoma today for Veterans Day events and meetings. He sits in Lawton parade reviewing stand and attends a buffalo dinner with Kiowa nation at Anadarko. He plans an Indian powwow in Carnegie and evening National Federation of Federal Employees and L W American Legion post sessions. He will return to Washington Tuesday then come back weekend for Kiwanis Pancake Day in Mangum and the Sequoyah Mills carpet company dedication in Anadarko.
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U. S
Victor Wickersham
Oklahoma
Mangum
Lawton
Kiowanga Association
Anadar- 0
Carnegie
National Federation of Federal Employes
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post
Wickersham
Washington
Sequoyah Mills Carpet Company
Anadarko
Elementary Coordinator to Speak at Weatherford Meeting
Miss Thelma Talla, coordinator for Lawton public schools, will speak to the Custer County Classroom Teachers Association in Weatherford. Mrs. Wilma Davis of Westwood Elementary will also attend the meeting.
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Thelma Talla
Lawton Public Schools
Custer County Classroom Teachers Association
Weatherford
Wilma Davis
Westwood Elementary School
Premature Birth Rates Linked to Smoking: Doctor Reports
A doctor noted a direct link between maternal cigarette use and prematurity, describing the prematurity rate as proportional to daily cigarette consumption. He also cited a slight abortion rate rise among smokers but found stillbirths unaffected, urging caution in interpreting smoke as the sole factor.
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Wool
Underwood
Police halt abduction near Pioneer Expressway site
Four men involved in an assault and attempted kidnapping pulled two women into a car on a Pioneer Expressway construction area east of Lawton. One woman escaped during a high speed drive, the other was raped by a front seat occupant before fleeing. Both women sought police assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
City Pedestrian Hurt By Truck At Fifth and D
Arthur Fansler a 78 year old hotel former parking lot attendant at the county courthouse was injured when struck by a panel Ford Econoline truck driven by 18 year old Don Harned Loyde. Fansler was crossing D Street as Loyde turned from Fifth onto D to head east. Fansler taken to Memorial hospital with head and other injuries.
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Arthur Fansler
Grand Hotel
Fifth
Roy Morse
Robert Derrico
Fansiler
Don Harned Loyde
Cache
Loyde
Fansler
Memorial Hospital
SH 7
Lawton
Highway Patrol
Pfe
Benjamin Bernard Smith
Smith
Erna Maria
Fort Sil
Police Arrest Auto Vandals
Two youths were arrested Sunday morning on suspicion of vandalism after a windshield was broken on a 1958 Rambler at 399 N 15th. Suspects were found in a car at Fifth and D after a victim’s description. Victims reported multiple windshield damages and egg throwing across several addresses.
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Fifth
Bill Ward
Gerald High
Richard Wadsworth
Wareworth
Wadsworth
Park
Carl Godwin
Fredrick McConville
Denver
Elmer Lee Gooch
Truck Driver Saves Injured Soldier and Wife in Memphis Incident
In Memphis, a truck driver from Henderson Kentucky, W B Eddie 45, is credited with saving Army private T A Dillard 21 and his wife Carolyn 19 after their car crashed near railroad tracks. Eddie used two flares to signal a Louisville Nashville passenger train, which stopped in time and rescue teams pulled the couple from the wreck.
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Memphis, Tenn
Upt
W. B. Eddie
Henderson
A T. Dillard
Carolyn
Memphis
Ft. Campbell
Louisville & Nashville
Eddie
Veterans Day Wreath Laying Ceremony Held
A Veterans Day event featured M. Brooks and a color guard from VFW Post 1193. The firing squad included Rob Jarecke Eston W. Perkins Brice Clark Bill Russell Alva Nelson and Raymond Hust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brooks
VFW Post
John J. Jacques
Henry F. Rushne
Robert L. Crowell
Bill Corrales
Rob Jarecke
Eston W. Perkins
Brice Clark
Bill Russell
Alva Nelson
Raymond Hust
Ring Gifts Spark Joy In Love and Marriage
The piece highlights the significance of gifting rings whether for betrothal or later marriage, describing candlelit occasions and the happiness such presents bring. It invites readers to visit a shop to view fine rings and learn about gem quality for wise, stylish choices.
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Cleopatra
Eugene
Elizabeth
the Nile
Bona
Author-Historian to Speak Tuesday at FSIS Workshop
Dr. A M Gibson, University of Oklahoma author and historian, will lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the economics department at Fort Sill Indian School as part of the school’s second year of weekly short courses. He wrote The Kickapoos Lords of the Middle Border detailing Kickapoos as allies of the Comanches in 19th century raids and captive trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Gibson
University of Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Fort Sill Indian School
Lations Studies
Bureau of Indian Affairs
FSIS
Fred Harris
Lawton
Harry Wallahdooah
Ned Timbo
Lawrence Toma, Jr
Leonard Riddles
Walters
Gibson
Kickapoo
MacLoud
Okla
Kansas
Coahuila
Bizzwell Memorial Library
Phillips
Oklahoma
The
Southwest
William Carmack
University of Ok
U S Releases Aid For South Korea
The United States released 10 million dollars in aid to South Korea after the Republic of Korea improved its economic affairs. Maj. Gen Lee Hu Rak announced the U S promised maximum cooperation and sympathetic support when President-elect Park takes over a civilian government next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
UPI
United States
Republic of Korea
Lee Hu Rak
Park Chung Hee
Park
Primatene Tablets Offer Nonprescription Asthma Relief
New York reports Primatine tablets, a claimed physician favorite for private patients, are now sold without prescription in most states. The blend of eight medicines supposedly opens bronchial tubes, loosens congestion, and reduces airway spasms for hours with no injections.
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New York
N.Y
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Lawton Constitution
Mrs. Doll Hundley
Victor
Quality Optical Service
Cal Fog Service
Corwin
10Th St
Ate Avenue
Sahade
Ratcliffe
Cache Road
Famous Brand
Clem’s
Porto-Ped
Fortune
South 3Rd
C & D Avenues
Flere
Geovwine ‘Tetater
Hapoware
Gomer
Henry Howell
Henry VI
Lahoma Southwest Center of
Ponca City
Watonga
U.S
South Korea
HFC
Credit Life
Household Finance and Thrift Corp
Ing
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Lawton, Oklahoma
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