Dry Wet Debate On Option Vote In Tulsa Chamber
Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce members heard a Dry versus Wet debate on county option for beer ahead of the December 3 statewide election. Spokesmen discussed debates to follow. Clayton M. Wallace of Tulsa argued the vote targets county decisions and cited crime figures, while George Fisher of Oklahoma City contended beer industry contributions fund state services including schools.
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Tulsa
Jeader
Bheadon
Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clayton M. Wallace
Oklahoma United Drys
National Temperature League
Oklahoma
George Fisher
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma United Committee
Pineau Visit in Washington Yields Slim Results
French press expresses disappointment over Foreign Minister Christian Pineau’s talks with Secretary Dulles in New York and Washington. Dulles and Lloyd criticized French North Africa policy as NATO summit looms in Paris at year end.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
Washington
Tunisia
Pineau
New York
Dulles
Figaro
Aurore
Land of
Young Democrats of Oklahoma appoint Bill Sexton chair and secretary
Bill Sexton the son of Mr and Mrs M C Sexton of 608 McKinley has been named an executive committee chairman in the Young Democrats club at the University of Oklahoma He is a freshman majoring in pre law and will serve as secretary of labor for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sexton
M. C. Sexton
McKinley
Young Democrats
University of Oklahoma
Hollywood on Location Critters on Disney TV Set
Bill Crawford reports on American Humane Society presence on a Wichita Mountains location for Walt Disney Productions. Lloyd E. Feather, veteran inspector, oversees animal welfare with Yak Canutt directing and Telemovie work expanding film jobs in Oklahoma.
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Andy Burnett
Hollywood
Wichita Mountains
Walt Disney Productions
Lloyd E. Feather
American Humane Society
Hayes Office
Johnson of
The
Humane Society
Feather
Julian Howard
Buffs- Jo
20Th Century Fox
Hardin
Bids Sought for Altus AFB Electrical and HVAC Projects
The Base Procurement Officer at Altus Air Force Base invites sealed bids with deadlines in early December. Projects include valve installations and modifications to air conditioning in buildings 39 and 214, generator shelter at TVOR site, installation of bas meters, construction of a concrete vault for electrical switches, and conversion of hot water heaters.
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Altus Air Force Base
Tvor
New Slate Nominated for Ton Ton Home Builders Association
Law ton Home Builders association members nominate a full slate for election Monday December 9 with Delmont Choate set for president. Other candidates include Charlie Mankin secretary and J R White district leaders, while two national delegates and two alternates will attend the National Home Builders convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Home Builders Association
Joe White
Oar
Delmont Choate
Greng
Frank Sneed
Charlie Mankin
H. Joe White
Ken May
Don Jones
Jack Kytle
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy Parnell
Pat Conway
Bill Smith
W.W. Harris
J.P. White Jr
Ray Babbitt
Marshall Clements
Don Billingslea
Mike Brandon
Frank Norris
J. R. Hasty
Nationaal Home Builders Convention
Harvey Brandon
Eugene Bowman
Norman Robertson
One-Man Art Show Set At Anadarko
Fred Beaver will present a solo art show at Anadarko Arts and Crafts Center from November 24 to 30. The museum opens 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving eve. it closes at 5 p.m. November 30 to move the exhibit to Tulsa’s Philbrook Center.
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Anadarko
Fred Beaver
Anadarko Arts and Crafts Center
Beaver
Tulsa
Philbrook At Center
Wolf Peril Cuts Lady's Tax Bill
In Sheffield England a tax valuation court cut Mrs Mildred Barker's real estate tax by 2 pounds annually due to wolf disturbances near her home. Barker testified wolves were the male employer of an engineering works nearby and she heard wolf whistles while performing daily chores.
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Sheffield
England
Mildred Barker
Chamber To Host Fort Sill Men At Friday Luncheon
The Lawton Chamber of Commerce will host 24 Fort Sill men as special luncheon guests at the Hotel Lawtonian Friday in observance of USC Pal Day. The event lists numerous Battery and Company members from Fort Sill and names speakers including E. B. Lacy to outline plans for the chamber's annual meeting and highway improvements led by Mayor Ellsworth.
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Fort Sill
Chamber, of Commerce
Lawtonian
USC
Sps
Stanley J. Ness Jr
Hayward
Calif
Oliver T. Gross
Medicine Park
Hershel A. Howell
Lawton
James F. Lawson
Oklahoma City
J. P. Cornelius
Duncan
Earl Kelly
Oliver T. Schader
Richard P. Waits
Aloysius. Fuchs
College Point
N.Y
Herbert E. Gillen
Pic
Lawrence R. Jeffries
New Castle
Charles B. Manchester I
Philadelphia
Stephen R. Brown
Sidney
Ohio
James C. Qelansor
Paul E. Bak
Clarksville
Ark
Jerry M. Whipperforth
Spring Lake
Mid PLC
Demitrios Andrecopoulos
Detroit
Mich
Army A&msc
E. B. Lacy
C. R. Ellsworth
Funeral rites set for Mrs Ray Talmadge at Becker Memorial
Services for Mrs Ray Talmadge 43 of 212 Arlington are set for 2 pm Friday in Becker Memorial chapel. She died Wednesday evening at a local rest home. She was born near Lincoln Nebraska February 28 1874 and lived in Kansas Oklahoma before settling in Lawton in 1893. She married Roy Talmadge September 24 1928 at Walters. Survivors include her husband a sister Mrs S R Harper and a brother Ross Salsbury. Burial will be in Highland cemetery with Rev WH Parish officiating.
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Ray Talmadge
Arlington
Becker Memorial Chapel
Walters
S. R. Harper
Ross Salsbury
Downey
Calif
WH. Parish
First Christian Church
Cheerleaders Attend OU Instruction Clinic
Six Central junior high school cheerleaders will attend an annual instruction clinic at the University of Oklahoma on Saturday November 30. Attending: Sandy Shoemaker Dixie Greer Linda Paddoen Susanne Farrell Sharon Hartline and Kathy Martin. Mrs Carol Rambo sponsor will accompany the group to Norman.
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Central Junior High School
University of Okahoma
Will
Sandy
Dixie Greer
Linda Paddoen
Susanne “Farrell
Sharon’ Hartline
Kathy Martin
Carol Rambo
Norman
Hospital Births and Admissions Summary
A list of births and admissions from the hospital includes multiple newborns with weights and times in November. Parents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hornen, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Day, Mr. and Mrs. Manny Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shephard, and others. Dismissals cover several patients with surgical and medical statuses, including Mrs. Donald C. Fox and Mrs. Stanley Stankiewicz, reflecting active obstetric and medical activity across numerous local families.
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Ben Hornen
Cache
Bot
Gilbert Day
Newalla
Fielden Poolaw
Anadarko
Med Vidal
Johnny Waukua
Aigor
Zamels Abhaitty
Camnegie
Ni Raymond
Chalepah Dr
Apache
Danny Mebbs
Medical
Mancy Spencer
Columbia
Darlene M. Bieber
Harold Bieber
Robert Blunt
Carver
Bobby Gerald Curtsinger
Thurman
Curt Singer
Taylor
Tommy Allen Curtsinger
James D. Neely
S. Eighth
Pauline F. Miller
Oak
Arthur L. Myers
Donald C. Fox
Stanley Stankiewicz
Camp Fire Board Names Orville Pope Memorial Fund
The Camp Fire board announces the Orville Pope Camp Fire Memorial Fund to honor Pope and support Camp Fire land near Faxon. A plaque will mark the extra acreage as part of a project requested by Lawtonians and the Pope family. Contributions may be sent to Lawton Camp Fire Girls, 415 Koeller Building, Lawton.
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Camp Fire Board
Pope
Orville Pope Camp Fire Memorial Fund
Der
Lewis
Lawton
Camp Fire Council
Andy
Wolverton
Homer Specht
James K.jennin
Lawton Insurance
Chickasha Hospital
Joey Caup
Fire’ Board of ‘Directors
Wagner
Lawtonians
Koeller
Credit Women Honor Cityan at Lawton Breakfast
Jerry Mustain, Security Bank & Trust Co. vice president and immediate past president of the Oklahoma Retailers Association, was honored at the Lawton Credit Women’s Breakfast Club meeting at the Hotel Lawtonian. The CWBC announced a $25 mid term scholarship for a Cameron College student and donations to local charities.
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Jerry Mustain
Security Bank & Trust Co
Lawton Credit Women’s
Lawtonian
Mustain
Oklahoma Retailers Association
Oma Lee Gillespie
CWBC
Lawton
Cameron College
City Mission
Woman’s Forum
B. K. Fowler
Anna Mary Mullen
Bartlesville
Gillespie
P. L. Carnes
Logan
Henry Sabine
Ella Barrett
Leon Rounds
City Girl Awarded 33778 For Injury
An 18 year old Lawton girl received a damage suit judgment of 33778.65 in a friendly suit decided in Superior court. Judge Robert Landers approved the agreed verdict awarded to Bessie Edit Terry of 813 E. in a case filed by her father Edgar Terry against Shirley Ant Bush of 1912 Ozman. Miss Terry said she sustained injuries to the head back and shoulder when riding in a car driven by Miss Bush. The petition alleged Bush caused the accident by making an illegal turn in front of an oncoming car driven by J D Mooneyham at 2332 E.
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Lawton
Robert
Landers
Bessie Edit Terry
Edgar Terry
Shirley ‘Ant Bush
Ozman
Miss Terry
Miss Bush
Second
D. 4
J. D. Mooneyham
Mrs LeRoy Leister Visits NYC Daughters for Thanksgiving
Mrs LeRoy Leister of 1107 Euclid igs in New York City is visiting her daughters Mrs Jim Rivers and Mrs Nels Harveland and their families. She plans to return after the Thanksgiving holidays.
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LeRoy Leister
Euclidigs
New York City
Jim Rivers
Nels Harveland
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U.S
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Disney
Frank Rush
Refuge
Disney Group
Canutt
Ward Meér
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Kink Simms
Houston Burns
Kenneth Gooden
Meers
Leo Jones
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Buck Patterson
Claud
Heel) Shrader
Joe Bill Lee
D. W. Jackson
Edwin Drummond
Elmer Parker
Freck
Jes Brown
Claude Edward Porter
Richard Cox
Delbert Carter
Louie V. Meyers
Indiahoma
John Jones
Willard ‘Smith
Fort Cobb
Don Raymond Teniquer
Jewel Cisco
Ken Tuoohnipah
Tru- Tan Ware
Bobby Pewo
C. Hudeins
Altus
Fink Automotive Center
Firestone
Sheridan Road
Young and’Company Insurers
Home Builders Eye New State
Wolf’ Peril
Nour
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Timates
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Mrs. Ray Talmadge
Mary Rodriguez
Nazarene, Indian Church
Ames Kamah
Naza- Tene
Becker Funeral Home
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Leroy Tahdooahnippah
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M. Flares
Joe A. House
May Pahchekah
Gregorio Martinez
Gregorio
Jim) Martinez
Blessed Sacrament Church
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Martinez
Ross Alvarez
Willie Howard
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Galvino ‘Coronado
Ella Hor
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Ie Tobe Japp
Euclid
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Mckhin- Hey
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Jeferson
Calvin Hill
Land
Julius’ Hill
Wayne L. Kasper
Dean D. Kasper
Williams
M. Landress
Walnut
Rudolph M. Davis
Bessie J. Lewis
Que McCuiston
Bradford
Bailly
U-Rattit Olsen-Stelzer
Texas
Glen Fuqua
Sauerman
Munity
Credit Women Honor Cityan
Creditor's Adjustment Bureau & Medical-Dental Credit
Security Bank Blig
Lakeview Super Market
Liberty Avenue
Caches Road
Swift
Cloney
Cain‘s Heber Coffee
Turkey
Crisco
Borden’s
Belle Isle
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