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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1955
Page
2
Laura Wainscott 78 early Cement settler dies in Wichita after lengthy illness Born June 24 1877 Winslow Ark lived in Cement since pioneer days Survived by three daughters Margarette Percy Ethel Goeler Bertha Reed a son Charles Wainscott three sisters three brothers and two grandchildren Funeral services 10 a m Monday Cement Baptist church Rev O C Sutterfield burial Wool Memorial Cemetery east of Cement Dalton Funeral Home in charge
E C Siddens of Chickasha, 71, died Saturday afternoon at home after a heart attack. He had been in failing health. He was father to Mrs Dean Paramore of 1125 Cherry and another daughter in Clovis, New Mexico. Services planned for Monday in Chickasha with Brown Funeral Home in charge. Paramore is manager of the J C Penny Co store in town.
Three upper grades at Chattanooga grade school chose officers and completed organizations. Eighth grade president Ray Geis leads, with Jerry Couer as vice president and others named for secretary treasurer reporter sponsor and parents. Blue and gold colors. Seventh graders elected Karolyn Rasser president with a full slate and blue and white colors. Sixth grade officers include Ray Lynn Watts president and a slate with blue and pink colors.
Altus public schools report 2,769 students across seven schools. The junior high leads with 544 pupils, 193 above prior estimates, as the city rolls into the new term.
The district shows uneven enrollment across schools with 369 in one sophomore class and 529 on roll at Washington, 469 at Wilson, 485 at Eugene Field, and Robert E. Lee reporting 98 enrollments across four grades. The city’s flagship school achieved a perfect attendance record for the first week.
TIPTON Lions Club luncheon featured a reading by Tipton high school teacher eeese Serague. Club president Jaynes Littl turned the meeting over to vice president Herman Grizz to finish the year as presiding officer. Bittle leaves in November for Las Salinas Venezuela to work as an electrical supervisor with Credo Petrelem company.
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