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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1956

Page

3

Hospital News Items EMORIAT Births

Birth notices list numerous newborn daughters and sons from families including Wilson, Miller, Blunel, Story, Hampton, Guey, Kock, Mansell, Chastain, Wilkerson, McHenry, Williams, Faviner, Myer, Varline, Johnson, Pel, Vaughan, Gatehings, Roth, and others. Deductions include delivery times, weights, and locations in Oklahoma and nearby communities. Some entries note admissions and discharges.

Senses Weaver Me Scott A. Walker Ray Walker Ivover Louis Wayne Cahn Cache Sandra G. Hampton Dharghlen Joe W. Hampton Logan Jmon D. Guey Darrel Gueviy Temple Sues Brenda XN. Kock Frank McHenry Garfield Medical Ellis FE Hirshman Desse Rosson Guthrie Dellia E. Williams Cornell J. C Faviner Comanche Deana S. Myer Robert 3 Frank Varline Mobley James L. Johnson Bell Medical Seth W. Stone Gurgers Sim Clay Gene Autrey Okla Mareeiia Lutchingen

Oklahoma City Markets Report Prices for Wheat and Livestock

The state Board of Agriculture lists prices for wheat No 1 hard around 102, with multiple town values shown. Broilers No 1 weaker by 1-2, eggs firm in some areas, and various hogs, cattle, and sheep price ranges reported for Oklahoma City and surrounding markets. Livestock, poultry, and pecans show mixed firm to higher movement across locations like Enid, El Reno, Vinita, and Lawton.

Atate Poultry Oklahoma City State Board of Agriculture Todauy M. Mondas Guymon Hooker Clinton Hobart Blackwell Viei Alva Bison EL Reno Enid Kingfisher Medford Yukon Edmond Hennessey Liz Frederick Broilers Job Muskoger Tulsa Vinita Clinton & Off Cits Woolward Blackwell Watonga Pauls Valley Lawson Egrs Well Laverne Woodward Elk City Emi Watonce Oklahoma Cite Lawton Pauls Valley Bukerfat Watonga Muskogee Laverne Lawton Shawner 4A Bixby Oklahoma City Livestock LSDA

Lawton Tri-Hi-Y Club to Hear Fullerton Tonight

Lawton High School hosts John P. Fullerton as guest speaker at the Tri-Hi-Y club meeting in Room 108 at 7:30 p.m. Today. Jayne Holsinger, president, says the agenda includes a prelegislative conference at Oklahoma University on December 3 and the selection of ten delegates.

John P. Fullerton Lawton Lawton High School Jayne Holsinger University of Oklahoma Norman

Industrial Committee Meeting Set For Today In Lawton

The Local Industrial Committee of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce schedules a 3:30 p.m. meeting today in the chamber office at 607 C. Harvey House. Chairman of the industrial committee will preside.

Lawton Chamber of Commerce C. Harvey House

Committee Chiefs For State Student Council Parley Set

Delegates from Oklahoma junior high schools will attend the Sixth Annual State Convention of Junior High School Student Councils December 7 to 8 in Oklahoma City. Elizabeth Porter chairs the convention, with Lorena Fullerton as coordinator and a team of officers handling housing decoration and registration. About 225 delegates from 25 Oklahoma schools are expected, with packets of supplies and goodwill gifts prepared by the Lawton Chamber of Commerce for distribution at registration.

Oklahoma Lorena Fullerton Dallas Howard Elizabeth Porter Jan Howard Ronald Baxter Leena Fullerton Housie Lorene Beneure Jerry Page Beverly Francia Green Vaneheon Joyce Ludwig Banquet Jan Troward Central Junior Highchool John Foley Chicasha Nell Sue Crutchfield Duncan Joyce Whiteside Clinton Lawton Fort Sill Wichita Holy City

Bandsmen To See Movie Oklahoma

Top salesmen from Lawton High and Central Junior High School bands will travel to Dallas on Saturday to attend the movie Oklahoma. About 40 members will board a charter bus at 7 a.m. at the high school. George Walters and John McHenry will accompany as chaperones. They expect to return late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.

Lawton High Central Junior High Dallas Tex Oklahoma George Walters John McHenry

Sock Hop At Lawton Youth Center Dances All Night

A Thanksgiving Sock Hop sponsored by Rho Kappa Gamma at Lawton Youth Center invites Lawton High School and Central Junior High pupils and Cameron College students. Doors open 8 30 p m, dancing 5 p m to midnight, with Bobh Williams and his combo and the Darby Trio of Cache as guests. Prizes for loudest socks, admission 30 cents.

Rho Kappa Gamara Lawton High School Lawton Bobh Williams Darby Cache Central Junior High Punils Cameron College Stuents

Tailoring Class Date Is Changed for Comanche County

The final of three home demonstration club tailoring classes moves from December 6 to November 28. Mrs. Clara J. Kelley announces the class will be at the Public Service Company location with sessions starting at 8:45 a.m.

Comanche County Clara J. Kelley Public Service Company

Funeral Rites for Gus Fincher Held Near Marlow

Gus Fincher about 53 died Sunday night after a yearlong illness. He lived near Central High School, 19 miles east of Lawton, for many years. Funeral arrangements are with Calloway and Smith Funeral Home in Marlow. Fincher is survived by his wife of many years, Carl Fincher, and Roy W of Marlow, plus three sisters Mary Cooper Hazel Bail both of Marlow and Jo Ann Dew of San Antonio Texas. D E Fincher of Lawton is listed as cousin.

Gus Fincher Central High School Lawton Calloway and Smith Marlow Fincher Big We How Iwo Carl Fincher Roy W Ane Mary Cooper Haeel Bail Boli Jo Ann Dew San Antonio Tex D. E. Fincher Lawson

White House urges quick settlement of East Coast dock strike

The White House called for a rapid end to the East Coast dock strike as talks between the International Longshoremen's Association and the New York Shipping Association proceed in New York at 11 p m EST under the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Hagerty urged labor and management to resolve their dispute at the bargaining table to resume trade and port traffic, while a spokesman declined to add further on federal action if talks fail.

Washington White House James C. Haggerty Internaional Longshoremen’s Association New York Shipping Association New York Federal Mediation and Continution Service Hagerty Jongshorte Eisenhower

Lawton Hi-Y Club to Hold Evening Meeting

The Lawton Hi-Y Club will meet at 7 30 p m today in Room 114 at Lawton High School. Club president David Craig will preside over the regular raveline meeting.

Lawton Tri

City Girl Attending State Future Homemaker Meeting

Purstey Lawton high school student travels to Oklahoma City for a state planning meeting of the Future Homemakers of America. Miss Murslew serves as state recreation director for Oklahoma FHA clubs. Mrs. Robert Cook, home economics instructor at LUS, accompanied Miss Parsity to the planning meet.

Purstey Lawton Oklahoma City Future Homemakers of America Murslew Oklahoma Robert Cook LUS

Mrs Fannie Jupin Rites Held in Arizona Home Chapel

Mrs. Fannie Jupin aged 80 died Thursday in Phoenix Arizona and was given last rites at 10 a.m. today in Ritter Fimnerval home chapel with Rev J S Scalt of Faith Tabernacle Oklahoma City officiating. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery Bearers included John Lee Jim Hayes Wasley Jones Joe Bratts Leeper and A F Maddox.

Fannie Jipin Paoenis Ariz Ritter Fimnerval

Douglass Student Attends State Planning Meeting

Douglass high school junior Papicia Donaldson attends the Executive Council Planning Meeting at the Oklahoma state capitol. Donaldson is state president of the New Homemakers of America. The gathering aims to map the spring 19 7 rally dates and locations to be announced at today’s session.

Papicia Donaldson Douglass High School Executive Council Oklahoma Miss Donaldson New Homemakers of America

West German ex-intelligence chief testifies in treason trial

John testified in Karlsruhe that he collaborated under pressure from the East to avoid torture. He said he faced threats and knew what the Russians could do to others. Dr. Muellenmeister noted that kidnapping top intelligence and criminal chiefs was not considered possible, a point of honor between East and West.

Karlsruhe Germany Otte John John West Germany East Ger Franz Muellenmeister West German Criminal Investigation Bureau Muellenmeister

Personal Injury Suit Filed Over Car Pedestrian Crash

A 24 year old man, Robert L. Squibb, filed in Superior Court for $51,000 damages alleging a pedestrian collision on S With Georgia Street. Plaintiff claims 16 year old Donald Lee Pittman sped and was negligent while driving a car owned by his father Lee Pittman. Attorney J Merle Oaks represents Squibb against Pittman and father.

Superior Court J. Merle Oaks Robert L. Squibb Donald Lee Pittman Lee Pittman Bishop Road Squibb Young Pittman Georgia Street S. With Lawton Jimmy Floyd Carlyle Floyd Carlyle Roy F. Greensteet Carlyle Ralph Cline

Chicago butter prices hold steady amid steady receipts

Butter markets in Chicago show steady wholesale buying prices with receipts around 490000. Prices remain unchanged with occasional small upticks to 1 point, reflecting firm demand. Trading notes list various grade quotes and sales for several cars, indicating stable but cautious activity.

Chicago

Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery

A New York special reports science has found Bio Dyne a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observe rapid relief and gradual shrinking in many cases, including long standing ones, with no narcotics or anesthetics. Preparation H is the marketed form with suppositories or ointment and a money back guarantee.

New York N. Y Hes Pal Orr

Civil Defense Put On 24 Hour Alert

Civil Defense Administration places seven regional offices on 24 hour alert amid Middle East tensions. Administrator Val Peterson says the agency is working around the clock to review plans for potential improvements and to be prepared for a possible global conflict.

Washington Middle East Civil Defense Administration Val Peterson Civil Defense United Press

Students Attend Hi Y Conferences In Tulsa

Two Lawton high school students Carl Cooper and David Craig will attend a pre legislative conference for Oklahoma Hi clubs in Tulsa. Saturday Cooper is state vice president and Craig is president of the Lawton AY club.

Lawton High School Carl Cooper David Craig Oklahoma Tulsa Cooper Craig Lawton

Duncan Band To Fete LHS Musicians On Thanksgiving

Lawson high school band members will be guests of the Duncan high school band at a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday in Duncan. The two bands will combine for a joint performance during halftime at the Lawson Duncan game, George Walters, director, said today.

Lawson High School Duncan High School Duncan George Walters

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