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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1955

Page

2

Woman Arrested In Theft Probe In Lawton Case

A 25-year-old Lawton woman was arrested during the weekend in a theft probe linked to Oklahoma City man V. J. Drabek who says the woman dated him during a Lawton visit and took $60 from him between 3 and 6 a.m. Saturday. Detective Lt. Cleo Stout and County Attorney Manville Redman said the case is under further review before charges.

Lawton Oklahoma City V. J. Drabek Drabek Cleo Stout Manville Redman Texas Mantie Key Smith John Cotton

Hospital Births and Admissions Across Southwest Region

Hospital notices list numerous births with parent names and addresses, including Jester, Rue, Martinez, Rothwell, Kling families, with times and weights. Admissions cover Marion Nelms, Beth Brown, Jennifer Brown, and others, plus several surgeries and discharges. Additional births noted in Southwestern section list Boardman, Green, Millhorne, Moore, and many more with dates and weights. multiple patients admitted or discharged reflected alongside military and civilian addresses.

Audrey B. Jester Ash A. J. Rue Gilbert H. Martinez Arlington Louis Rothwell John A. Kling Ferris Marion Leon Nelms Carl Nelms Kinyon Medical C. W. Mills Beth Diane Brown Woodrow W. Brown Baltimore Jennifer Kay Brown Woodrow W. Brown James I. Brown Douglas William J. Whitmen Altus Earnest Hillary Medicine Park H. W. Campbell Frederick Clara Pearl Gowan John Schneider Lee Monte Johnson Willard Johnson Bell Laura Jones N. First Dewey Credille Richard Credille John W. Stanard

Texan To Face Burglary Trial

James McGee a 55 year old Dalhart Texas man will face trial in Superior court on a second degree burglary charge filed Saturday. He waived preliminary hearing before City Court Judge Ralph Cline on a charge connected with theft of clothing from a car parked on a downtown street Friday night. McGee was charged with burglary of the auto and theft of a suit and shirt owned by Rodney K Chrumline Houston Texas. Lt Walter Asbery and Patrolman Fred Mitchell stated they watched McGee take the clothing from the car and arrested him, holding him in city jail until Chrymline reported the theft and identified the articles.

James McGee Dalhart Tex Ralph Cline McGee Rodney K. Chrumline Houston Walter Asbery Fred Mitchell Chrymline

Names For Needy To Be Recorded In Central File

Captain Lonnie Knight of the Salvation Army urged civic groups and individuals to submit names of needy families to the Central Clearing File to avoid duplication. He noted a group may aid a family directly but the name must still be cleared. Central File contact numbers 80 and 6062-J were provided as part of the Community Christmas Giving Effort supervised by the Salvation Army.

Lonnie Knight Salvation Army Knight

DeMolay Win Degree Trophy At 28th Conclave

Lawton Order of DeMolay members won a first place DeMolay degree trophy at the 28th annual conclave in Stillwater. Degree team members included Marvin Inman Charles Wilkerson Douglas Howard Rusty Williams Leigh Ewing Robert Martin and Ike Stothard served as local advisor. Attendees included Don Kouri Jimmy Jennings Jerry Moon Bobby Wallis LaRue Davidson and others.

Lawton The Order of DeMolay Stillwater Marvin Inman Charles Wilkerson Chevalier Representative DeMolay Douglas Howard Rusty Wiliams Leigh Ewing Robert Martin Don Kouri Jimmy Jennings Jerry Moon Bobby Wallis LaRue Davidson Charles DeArmond Jackie Owens Joe Woods Kenneth Easton Jimmy Stanton Tommy Mansion Wiley Sartin Larry Angus Ike Stothard

Funeral Rites for Arlie L. Ramsey At Hotel Coowner

Arlie L. Ramsey 60 co owner of the Ramsey Hotel Lawton was found dead Sunday at 1 30 pm in a hotel room by a porter. Death due to heart attack after inquest by Justice Marvin E. Cameron. Ramsey had heart condition and had lived in Lawton since 1938 arriving from Sulphur. Survived by wife Lola two sons Lt Cmdr William N Ramsey USN in Tokyo and Dallas Ramsey a daughter Mrs Margaret Copeland Lafayette La two sisters Mrs Mae Ellis Oklahoma City and Mrs Garrett Rt 3. Services to be announced by Lawton Funeral Home.

Arlie L. Ramsey Ramsey Marvin E. Cameron Falls City Neb Lawton Mae Ellis Oklahoma City Garrett Rt. 3 Lawton Funeral Home

Joseph J Lorett Snyder dies after two week illness

Joseph James Lorett 64 died Saturday in Veterans Hospital Oklahoma City after a two week illness. He was born November 17 1891 in Rutland Vermont and resided in Snyder since 1922. He retired from Frisco Railroad and was active in Snyder Christian church IOOF and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survived by wife Maude Hartman two sons James Lovett and Wilbur and 18 grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Snyder Christian Church, burial in Fairlawn Cemetery. Walker Funeral Home in charge.

Snyder Christian Church Ioof Lodge Veteran’s of Foreign Wars Johnny Wayne James Lovett Elsie Fay Kirk Snyder Kathryn Nunn Hearst Tex Frankie Seaside Ore Wilbur Farmington N.M Prosper Lorett Hartford, Conn Isaac Lorett Norwich Conn

Catholic Church Tightens Racial Rule in Louisiana

In Louisiana, a bishop suspended for alleged past conflicts with Black parishioners remains in place amid threats of excommunication for any challenger. A Catholic school teacher Lula B. Ortemond was violently beaten near a Jesuit Bend church, prompting charges of assault and battery from the injured educator. The episode follows church closures over objections to a Black priest and a broader FBI probe into related church matters.

Labbe Jesuit Bend FBI Louisiana Lula B. Ortemond Abbeville Ortemond Etta FP. Romero

Soviet East Germany incident tested German law fears

A visiting American group including Ostertag and McQueen faced East German police at the Garden of Remembrance in East Berlin. Officers seized radios and detained them for hours before Soviet authorities released the party at 3 45 p.m.

McQueen German Democratic Republic U.S East Berlin Vernon Hammonds Henrietta Tex Hammonds Soviet Commandatura

Oklahoma City Market Prices and Livestock Report

Department of Agriculture price bulletin updates No. 1 hard wheat ranges from 1.92 to 2.00 as listed across Guyman, Hooker, and other towns. Eggs firm with mixed regional highs, broilers steady, hens mixed, butterfat around 50 with some 22 in Elk City. Oklahoma City livestock sale slow with cattle, calves, hogs and sheep showing varied bids, weights, and price ranges. slaughter calves and stockers mixed, hogs down slightly, lambs up about 50, ewes 3.50-4.50.

Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Today Guyman Hooker Blackwell Medford Vici Clinton Enid Hobart Kingfisher Bison el Reno Frederick Hennessey Wanton Yukon Broilers F.o.b Vinita Muskogee Tulsa Lawton Watonga Alva Elk City Woodward Pauls Valley Laverne Kogee Shawnee Oklahoma City Livestock P Usda

Elder to Office Amid Tulsa Meeting Over Doenges Spat

The Oklahoma league executive council in Tulsa on February 18 19 pressed Elder for action by naming Arrington as state league adviser and ambassador at the national convention. Hester backed Doenges for national committeeman while Elder’s brother Gene Elder was dismissed from the Highway Department amid claims of political timing.

Ed Elder Tulsa Hester Smith Hester Arrington League Dave Neff Shawnee Doenges Executive Council Elder Gene Elder Highway Department Chicago

City Man Faces Four Complaints in Lawton

Patrolmen Quanner Dewberry and Johnny Rhodes filed four complaints against Troy Prince 29 of 1316 Washington after arrest at 3 30 a m Prince was charged with obscene language resisting arrest drunkenness disturbance and threat to do bodily harm Weekend arrests by city police included five public drunkenness charges and three driving while intoxicated investigations Drunk driving cases were sent to county authorities Richard Salazar 22 Fort Sill released on 20 bond on reckless driving by speeding Floyd Smothers 43 7 N Seventh charged with drunkenness and disturbance Rosalee Ward 29 1807 McKinley and Willie Williams 38 1218 Georgia charged with disturbance by fighting Jack Clabhorn 20 Apache charged with reckless driving released on 20 bond Two others were arrested for investigation including a 30 year old theft tire suspect and a 49 year old theft of a camera suspect.

Quanner Dewberry Johnny Rhodes Lawton Troy Prince Washington Prince Ricardo Salazar Fort Sill Floyd Smothers N. Seventh Rosalee Ward McKinley Willie Williams Georgia Jack Clabhorn

Musk Ox Misnomer Ties to Sheep Family, Not Oxen

A note clarifies that the musk ox of the far north is not a true ox but a member of the sheep family, highlighting its distant relation to sheep rather than cattle.

Far North

Faxon Postmaster’s Assault Trial Set for Wednesday

Joe High, postmaster at Faxon, will face trial Wednesday at 2 p.m. before Peace Justice Marvin E Cameron on a charge of assaulting Ed Hoeman. The trial was moved from Nov. 23 after attorney William Porter requested the continuance. High allegedly struck Hoeman with his fists on Nov. 15 at Faxon.

Joe High Faxon Marvin E. Cameron Ed Hoeman William Porter High

Deputies Probe Two Burglaries Near Victims Recounted

Deputies investigated breaks at a service station and an auction house on U S 277 two miles north. Suspects escaped with about 15 dollars total including ten from the auction house and five from the station. Entry to the station was through an east window. a cigaret vending machine and about five dollars in change were taken. Two cigarets, a flashlight and a pillow case were left behind. At the auction house a broken old lock allowed entry. a money sack with ten dollars and about 28 bars of candy were stolen.

Everett Ray Hale U. S. 277 Lawton S. W. Ackerman Carl Phillips Phillips Ackerman

Church to Show Film On Luther at St John’s Lutheran

Martin Luther a feature length film will be shown at 7 30 p m Wednesday at St John s Lutheran church Seventh and A Rev Donald V Hafemann pastor said today There is no admission charge however a free will offering will be taken The congregation made special arrangements for an extra large screen open to the public

Martin Luther St. John’s Lutheran Church Donald V. Hafemann

Suit Seeks Damages Over Fatal Collision Involving Dyas Vehicle

Maj. McBride sues for injuries to his mother plus 3900 funeral, 1000 grave markers, and 900 for damages to the 1951 Kaiser car her mother was driving. He says the mother was southbound when her car collided with a northbound Dyas car owned by Nellie H. Dyas. The Dyas car allegedly crossed into the wrong lane.

Maj. McBride Kaiser James Herbert Dyas Nellie H. Dyas Dyas

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