Army Field Band Can Shoot Too at Free concert
The U S Army Field Band performs in a free 8 PM concert at McMahon Auditorium. Maj Chester B L Whiting, former combat soldier and conductor, leads the band known for both precise marksmanship and musical prowess. The program includes Soldiers with the audience invited. Sponsored by the Arkansas Court of Greater Louisiana and supported by the Department of the Army.
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U. S. Army
McMahon
Chester BL Whiting
Ark Courcth
Greater Lawign
Department of the Army
Tribal alliance seeks welfare gains for Comanches Kiowas
Area director urges unity among Comanche and Kiowa members amid a contested campaign. About 1,000 Comanches and roughly the same number of Kiowas, within the Inter-Tribal council, discuss Modiving Lodge Treaty terms and potential government support. The coalition spans regions north to Red River.
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Ueht
Hue
U.S
Red River
Dance Set at Youth Center for Teenagers Night
Flowe, director, will host a youth center dance Friday night at 108. The event is aimed at teenagers and begins at 7 pm with music and refreshments.
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Flowe
Weil Ape
Jhe Daree
Missin
Funeral Rites for Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Grab
Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Grab 85, a former Lawton resident, died last week at her Glen dale California home. A Requiem Mass and burial were held in Glendale. Her husband formerly was stationed at Fort Sill. The couple moved to California 33 years ago.
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Margaret Elizabeth Grab
Lawton
Glendale
Cal
Fort Sil
California
Graveside rites for Cruz Ramirez in Medicine Park
A memorial notice lists Cruz Ramirez, born in Lawton July 17, died after illness. Graveside rites set for 4 pm Thursday at Highland Cemetery with Chaplain Cabasino officiating. Survived by brothers James and Lawrence of Anadarko, Dennis of Anadarko, sister Kah iron, grandmother Mrs Cruz Ramirez Sr of Medicine Park, grandfather Sant Morales of Anadarko. Funeral home Ritter Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Crug M. Ramirez
Ole Sem
Mr. Duc Mes
Medicine Park
On Lewveton Hospital
Brieg
Ilhness
Lawton
Thavsela
Highland
Cabasino
Fact Si
Ritter
Hemet
Peents
Fore
James
Lawrence
Dennis
Anadarko
Donnir
Beans
Kahiron
Cruz Ramirez
Sant Morales
Anadar
Ron
Woman Denies Forgery Charge in County Court
Oia Jean Tobie, 40, of Clovis, pleaded not guilty to a forgery accusation in county court. She allegedly signed a misused check at Fors Westerner store and was committed to jail in lieu of bond pending preliminary hearings.
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Oia Jean Tobie
Clovis
Justier of
Peace
Fors Westerner
Clinton
Council Questions Bond Plan Details and Water Rate Links
City officials addressed bond issue impacts on water rates while stressing no direct link. Council members questioned brochure details and lake project scope, including lake size of about 65 000 acre feet and impacts on Apache sewage, mineral rights, and cemetery relocation.
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Ray Young
Jefferson
Ellsworth
Elgin Lake
Laywtonka
Virgil Ricdle
Liberty
Riddle
Buck Fisnsey
Lawtonka
Kinsey
Arnold White
Charles II Miller
Ile
Zorger
Lake
Nan Engineering Sur
Theft Trial Under Way In Fort Sill Man Case
Grand larceny trial in a Superior court session opens over $40 allegedly taken from Ruben Torres Ocasio by Jean Steed 26 Lawton. Witness for the state testifies as lunch recess occurs with an interpreter aiding questions. Defense lawyers are Charles Ozmian and Jack Brock.
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Fort Sillman
Jean Steed
Lawton
Ruben Torres Ocasio
Ocasio
Robert S. Landers
Charles Ozmian
Jack Brock
Alcohol DUI cases wrap up in Comanche County court
Under Arthur Cavannah assisting as county attorney the Comanche County court enters its third day of a drunken driving trial for Louis Mills Cunningham Jr. Trial ends at noon as Judge S R Marper suspends for lunch. Earlier Tuesday Dave C Aull is acquitted on a driving while intoxicated charge defended by Lewis Oerke.
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Arthur Cavanagh
Comanche
Louis Mills Cunningham Jr
S. R. Marper
Dave C. Aull
Alt
Lewis , Oerke
Ping Pong Tourney Winners To Be Determined By Friday
Lawton Youth Center hosts a ping pong tourney with more than 20 youths competing. First and second place will be announced Friday after the final round of play offs, according to Mrs. Jack Howe, director.
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Lawton Youth Center
Jack Howe
New Sanitarian Takes City Post
John H. Armstrong a Seminole native is named sanitarian for the County City Health Department Dr Charles H Miller Jr director Armstrong replaces Maxie Walker who resigned for a pharmaceutical post in Oklahoma City He holds a B S from Oklahoma A M College 1934 served in the Army two years and was discharged at Fort Sill Tecpathy Armstrong his wife and 10 month old daughter Susan Dianne will live at 10 Nidth
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John H. Armstrong
Charles H. Miller Jr
Armstrong
Maxie Walker
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A&m College
Fort Sill
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City Post
Lee Baas
Zale’s
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Teasta Oy
Baylor
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America
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