Army Aviation Informational Team Visits Reservists at Fort Sill
A mobile Army Aviation instructional team will be at Fort Sill December 7 at Building 2907 to brief local and area reserve units on Army Aviation role. Capt. Billy Foust and Lt. Floyd J. Tiemann lead the two man team, visiting 35 cities in the Fourth Army area to discuss aircraft types, training prerequisites, and career opportunities in Army Aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Aviation
Fort Sill
Billy Foust
52Nd Field Artillery Group
Floyd J. Tiemann
17Th Field Artillery Group
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Fourth Army
Fort Hood
Fort Bliss
Brooke Army Medical Center
Army
Artillery
Infantry
Signal Corps
Armor
Engineers
Transportation Corps
Medical Corps
Hospital Births and Admissions in Memorial Kiowa Southwestern
Birth announcements list daughters for Henderson Altus Teel Meyer and other families with birth times and weights. Several inpatients and surgeries shown across Memorial Kiowa and Southwestern regions, including names like Greaves, Baker, Martin, Mills, Johnson, and others. multiple dismissals and medical admissions noted for towns such as Anadarko Fort Sill Indian School and Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wayne Taylor
Fletcher
John Wesley Christian
Paul Christian
Indiahoma
James McClean Greaves
Fielding Lewis Greaves
Artillery Village
Feilding Lewis Greaves
Dett Roof
Anadarko
John Roger Baker
Lawton
Richard Chester Martin
Marlow
Judy Melton
E. W. Melton
Lake
Heneritta Thompson
Roosevelt
Bertha E. Richardson
Casey M. Mills
Lena Belle Lee
Walters
Roy Benjamine
Ferris
Glenda Farrer McCartey
Duncan
Mary L. Thomas
Lee
Clifford L. Johnson
Andrews
Coy Grimes
Altus
Kiowa
George Mopope
Reeves Nahwooksy
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City Markets Report Prices and Livestock
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture lists prices for wheat broilers eggs butterfat and pecans with steadiness in many items and gains in others. Cattle calves hogs and sheep markets in Oklahoma City show slow trade for beef cattle and gains for cows while slaughter calves and stockers vary. Chicago butter prices and receipts are noted with wholesale levels unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklaoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Medford
Bison
el Reno
Frederick
Hennessey
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Yukon
Clinton
Enid
Hobart
Kingfisher
Blackwell
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Vinita
Muskogee
Tulsa
Laverne
Pauls Valley
Alva
Elk City
Woodward
Watonga
Shawnee
P Usda
Chicago
Drunken Drivers Given Fines and Jail in County Court
Judge S R Harper fined Rance Jackson of Wichita Falls and Keith Wayne Chasenah of 1109 Garfield 100 dollars each and jailed them for 10 days after guilty pleas on driving while intoxicated charges. City officers Bartels and Lee filed the complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Harper
Rance Jackson
Wichita Falls
Keith Wayne Chasenah
Garfield
Harper
H. A. Bartels
J. H. Lee
Manville Redman
Dickey Don Skinner
Lawton
Ralph Clines
Darrell Bread
Charles Wermy
Cache
Justice of Peace
Marvin Cameron
Marvin Terry
Walter W. Bertrand
Superior Court
Robert S. Landers
Three Are Killed In State Wrecks
A Kansas bridegroom and a Hominy Oklahoma couple were killed in state traffic crashes, bringing Oklahoma’s yearly highway toll to 527. Victims named are Donald Dean Schmidt, 26, of McPherson Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sam Berger of Hominy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas
Hominy
Okla
Oklahoma
Donald Dean Schmidt
McPherson
Kan
Bill Sam Berger
War Vets To Pick Officers For Year
Henry W. Lawton Camp No. 6 United Spanish-American War Veterans will elect officers at 2 p.m. Sunday at the JOOF hall 109 D. Fred K. Barrett is outgoing president and Mrs Gertrude Fur man is retiring president of the auxiliary unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Lawton
United Spanish-American War Veterans
Joof Hall
D. Fred K. Barrett
Gertrude Furman
Public Records Divorces and Marriages Reported
Superior Court grants divorce in Bias vs Bias with custody awarded and $30 monthly child support. Jones vs Jones issues restraining order with temporary custody and $100 monthly support. Payne vs Payne petition filed. Marriage licenses issued for Willard Smith, Goodwin Myers, Erwin Cole, Awbrey Kersey, Lenz Levens. multiple ages and hometowns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Joseph E. Bias
Alice Bias
Ethel N. Jones
Harmon Jones
Wanca Jean Payne
Clarence Payne
Byron Keith Willard
Dearborn
Carole Jeanette Smith
George Walter Goodwin
Miss Williams Earns $300 4-H Scholarship in Beautification
Miss Williams receives a $300 scholarship in the tractor maintenance awards program. She has nine years in 4-H club work and began beautification by planting zinnias. Over four years she planted 21 shrubs and 28 trees. In 1951 her family built a new home and she assumed beautification duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
Investment Firm Banquet Tonight at Hotel Lawtonian
The Selected Investments corporation will host its banquet at 6 30 p m today in the Hotel Lawtonian. More than 300 investors from about 20 communities are invited. Principal speakers include J Phil Burns of United Securities Agency. Hosts listed are J M Dyer Waurika H C Grimmett Anadarko and W C Capshaw Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selected Investments Corporation
Lawtonian
W. A. Munson
J. Phil Burns
United Securities Agency
J. M. Dyer
Waurika
H. C. Grimmett
Anadarko
W. C. Capshaw
Lawton
Wickersham Seeks Army Use of Wichita Mountains Refuge
Congressman Wickersham outlined a plan to permit Army use of Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for a proposed range expansion. He cited water needs for Lawton’s industrial growth and named prospects for plants, saying he would meet city officials again this afternoon. He praised Fort Sill as a historic post to bolster defense programs there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Lawton
C. R. Ellsworth
Wickersham
Fort Sill
Suit Seeks Damages Over Fatal Car Crash Victims
SUITS to recover damages for her personal injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Riedel seek $25,800 in connection with the death of their two year old daughter, Irene Ann Riedel, in the accident. Mrs. Riedel seeks to recover $75,000 for her personal injuries and $10,000 for past and anticipated future medical expenses. She alleges fractures of a vertebra, arm, ankles and pelvis, internal injuries, shock and abrasions. The Riedels were passengers in a car driven by Mrs. Robert W. McBride. Both she and her husband were killed in the mishap, and a suit to recover $64,900 in connection with their fatal injuries was filed Monday by their son, ie W. McBride of 1621 . 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riedel
Irene Ann Riedel
Robert W. McBride
Ie W. McBride
County Commissioners Approve Regular Monthly Payroll
County Commissioners Emil Woesner Bill Kleeman and Pete Wynn met to approve the regular monthly payroll of courthouse employees and salaries were distributed after the meeting. They will convene for monthly business discussion at 10 a.m. Monday in the commissioners office at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Woesner
Bill Kleeman
Pete Wynn
Slums May Break American Cities Warns Housing Chief
Federal Housing chief Albert Cole warned that U S cities risk municipal bankruptcy by 1965 if slums and blight are not tackled quickly. He cited rapid urban population growth and high costs, urging area-wide plans and noting hundreds of development programs under federal housing acts across more than 200 communities. Adlai Stevenson plans to address the association Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Albert M. Cole
Cole
American Municipal Association
Adlai Stevenson
Explosive Finds Prompt Fort Sill Demolition Team Contact
A shed held TNT in three old boxes with 140, 87, and 24 sticks. Lt Wrable and Sgt Grimm planned to detonate it safely at Fort Sill with two dynamite caps while demolition experts watched from a half mile away. EOD also recovered a 75mm shrapnel round and 20 rifle rounds during similar calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrable
Sgt. Grimm
Fort Sill
EOD
Bell
Lawton
Students Speak On Driving Day At Civic Clubs
Eight Lawton high school speech students address city civic clubs this week for Safe Driving day. Joe Crosby speaks to Jaycees Wednesday. Jim Maddox and Rodney Connell to Kiwanis and Optimist Thursday. Marilyn Salyer to American Business club. Jean Godlove to Chamber of Commerce lunch Friday. Don Kouri, Brad Agnew spoke to Rotary and Northwest Kiwanis. Jerry Brammer spoke to Lions. Kinley McClure and Opal Ford are LHS speech instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
City
Joe Crosby
Jaycees
Jim Maddox
Rodney Connell
Kiwanis
Optimist
Marilyn Salyer
American Business Club
Jean Godlove
Chamber of Commerce
Lawtonian
Don Kouri
Brad Agnew
Rotary
Northwest Kiwani
Funeral Rites for Lindsey Harris Held in Cement High School
Funeral services for Lindsey R Harris 50 longtime superintendent of Little Nick Oil Co were held at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Cement High School auditorium with ministers Rev Charles Abney and Rev J C Earl officiating Burial followed in Anadarko cemetery with Dalton funeral home Fletcher in charge Harris died at 7 15 a m Monday at his home three miles east of Cement after a heart attack Also services were held for Pfc Edward Eugene Childress 24 of 110 Bell Drive with burial in Fort Sill cemetery and graveside military honors The Shaw Funeral home arranged Childress was killed in a jeep accident November 6 in Kirchwestheim Germany applause escorts noted by Sgt Robert Skanes of New York Bearers were men from Co B 522nd Inf Bn (Sep)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey R. Harris
Little Nick Oil Co
Cement High School
Charles Abney
J. C. Earl
Cyril
Anadarko
Dalton Funeral Home
Fletcher
Harris
Cement
Edward Eugene Childress
Bell Drive
Greater Galilee Baptist Church
M. W. Johnson
Fort Sill
Shaw Funeral Home
Pfc. Childress
H. H. Johnson
Kirnwestheim
Germany
Robert Skanes
New York
Co. B
Obituary notices for Homer A Boman and John L Maynard
Services were held for Homer Amos Boman 59 at Snyder Pentecostal Holiness Church with burial at Fairlawn Cemetery. He died after an extended illness near Snyder. Born June 6 1896 in Smith County Texas he moved to Oklahoma in 1909, married Corrine Glen in 1922 and retired from farming in 1954. Survivors include his wife two sons Homer Boman Jr and Glen five grandchildren a sister and three brothers. Also, services for John L Maynard 87 will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Comanche with burial in Frederick. He died after two years illness at his home. Born May 24 1867 in Tennessee he lived in Comanche five years and Frederick 47 years leaving two sons Floyd Maynard and John T Maynard two daughters Margie Mackey and Willie Youngblood.
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Snyder
Homer Amos Boman
Snyder _ Pentecostal Holiness church
C. R. Oliver
Fairlawn
Preston-Leckie Funeral
Boman
Smith
Texas
Oklahoma
Mountain Park
Corrine Glen
Charles Gentry
Homer Boman Jr
Glen
H. Law
Pleasanton
Calif
John Boman
Burkburnett
Tex
R. D. Boman
Borger
Gaston Boman
Comanche
John L. Maynard
First Baptist Church
Frederick
Boydston Funeral Home
Maynard
Tennessee
Floyd Maynard
John T. Maynard
Nacogdoches
Margie Mackey
Godley, Tex
Willie Youngblood
Army artillery officers aid Friday buffalo dinner plan
Col Ret E C Williams co chairs the event with Col Ret Walter Lattimore and a broad general committee including Ben Ansley D L Wigington John Keathrey Lawrence Banks Allen Bilbrey and others. Business leaders informed will cook with Clyde Shelton O J Pippin Milo Nelson J C Kennedy Joe Reed and many more to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Artillery
E. C. Williams
Page
Ben Ansley
D. L. Wigington
John Keathrey
Lawrence Banks
Allen Bilbrey
Jack Carter
R. E. Glenn
Milton Keating
Floyd Zook
I. G. Cole
Emmett Keough
Exall English
C. E. Price
Col
Walter Lattimore
Clyde Shelton
O. J. Pippin
Milo Nelson
J. C. Kennedy
Joe Reed
Floyd W. Kennedy Jr
Wyatt Hendrick
Reginal Brown
Jerry Mustain
Henry Weddle
Col. Williams
Ansley
Ted Ralston
Keough
Bill Joyner
Lloyd Aurell
Dale W. Thompson
Marlin Keathley
Bill Abbott
Bill Griswold
T. R. Stephens
Zook
Tom Stapleton
Lloyd Bendure
Dean Phillips
Banks
Court Notes Dist Court Dismisses Multiple Money Judgments
In district court household cases, Lawton Community Hotel Inc releases defendants from judgments on payments from 70 to 300 dollars plus interest. Civil actions include replevin, note judgments, and personal injury traffic claims totaling 85 thousand dollars, with several death and minor-related suits. Comanche County records note a beer license application for Amvets Club, 315% C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Lawton Community Hotel Inc
Howard Shaw
Sam
Woodrow Long
Cecil Adams
Newt Burrow
Same
Russell Lowrance
Jack L. Vance
J. F. Lemons
FASTEETH Denture Powder Improves Comfort and Odor
A pleasant alkaline powder named FASTEETH promises firmer denture grip, easier eating and speaking, and denture breath reduction. It claims no gummy taste and instructs users to sprinkle a small amount on plates, available at drug counters.
Lawton Cheerleaders Prep New Routines for Openers
Lawton high school cheerleaders work on fresh yell routines this week for the Wolverines opening home basketball game against Burkburnett on December 6. Team members include Gwen Patterson Rosalie Thomson Charlotte Magill Janice Callicott and Vivian Pursley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Wolverines
Burkburnett
Tex
Gwen Patterson
Rosalie Thomson
Charlotte Magill
Janice Callicott
Vivian Pursley
Burglars Draw Two-Year Terms In Texas City Case
Two men, Harold J. Fisher and James McGee, received two-year sentences after pleading guilty to second degree burglary in Superior court. Fisher, 21, Fort Sill, linked to a Denison Hardware break in October. McGee, 55, Dalhart, was caught after officers observed him taking clothing from a car in the 400 block C area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Fisher
Fort Sill
James McGee
Dalhart
Tex
Robert S. Landers
Manville Redman
Fisher
Denison Hardware
Sheridan Road
McGee
Walter Asbery
Fred Mitchell
Science shrinks piles without surgery with Bio-Dyne claim
An ad claims a healing method shrinks piles without surgery using Bio-Dyne, available as suppository or ointment under Preparation H. It promises healing of injured tissue and a money back guarantee with registration details for the product.
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Duncan, Frederick
Bailey G. Henderson
Edward A. Teel
Wilbur Meyer
Kingsbury
Cliff Autry
H. C. Jesse
S. Sixth
Roxie Thomas
Apache
Lehman Cornell
E. W. Cornell
Carl Hobbs
Jefferson
Luther Nix
Medicine Park
Maude Davis
Jason Betziner
Bryan Bradford
Monroe
Sam Joyner Jr
Hattie McMicheal
Oklahoma City Livestock
Public Records
TNT
Greer Addition
North 31St Street
Pfc
E. Childress
Homer A. Boman
John Maynard
Chamber
Lyn Scarbough
Buck Jones
Buck
Loretta Clark
Calvin Clevenger
Deborah McBride Riedel
James Herbert
Nellie H. Dyas
U.S
Cotton County
John K. Riedel
Deborah Riedel
James Herbert Dyas
R. L. Gower
Gordon Anderson
Crusade For Christ
Christ
Jimmy Snelen
Trinity Baptist Church
Freddie Gage
Robert N. Hammons
Eugene L. Bowman
Roger Wilkerson
Serv
Mgr
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
NORGE
Freezer
Norge Weath
Rms
Egg Nest and Butter Bank
Hiway North
John Schneider
911 Lee
Lawton, Okla
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave. Pho
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