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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1955

Page

3

Armed Robbery and Theft Reported in City

Police added an alleged theft and armed robbery to major cases under investigation. A Lawton woman reported $119 and a billfold stolen from her home. An Olustee man said two Negro men robbed him at knife point of $12. Bert Sewell identified two assailants who forced him into his car, then stole his billfold containing five $20 bills.

City Police Department Lawton Bert Sewell 16Th and Lee Sewell

General McClure To Address Officer Candidates At Fort Sill

Maj. Gen. Mark McClure deputy commander of Fourth Army will address Officer Candidate Class 69 at its graduation ceremony at 9 30 a m Tuesday in Fort Sills Snow Hall auditorium. The graduation parade is open to the public at 5 20 p m Monday with a reception for the officer candidates in the Polo Club following.

Mark McClure Fourth Army Fort Sill Snow Hall Poio Club

Conventions Pack Busy October Session Schedule

October traffic of meetings includes Women’s Missionary Union at Union Baptist with Rev. H. P. Parris hosting. Union and Bethlehem Baptist churches host. Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs and Retail groups meet Oct. 22 23. Mrs. B. W. Fowler chairs. about 300 delegates. Lum Lauck to speak. National Farm and Loan luncheon Oct. 14 with 30 attendees. Pontiac Motor division gathering Oct. 19 with 30 men. Southwest District Oklahoma Garden Clubs Oct. 26 with 200 delegates. Lawton Garden Club council led by Mrs. F. Jack Allen. Oklahoma Association of Public Accountants all day Oct. 27 28 with 200 attendees. A. B. Gosselin chair. Oklahoma Retail Jewelers Oct. 30 with 60 delegates at Lawtonian. First state convention Oklahoma Association of Licensed Practical Nurses Nov. 16 12.

Women’s Missionary Union Union Baptist Church H. P. Parris Union Baptists Bethlehem Baptist Church Rev O. B. Davis Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs National Retail Credit Association Credit Bureaus of America B. W. Fowler Pontiac Motor Division R. M. Mayo Oklahoma City Oklahoma Garden Clubs F. Jack Allen Lawton Garden Club Council A. B. Gosselin Oklahoma Association of Public Accountants Oklahoma Retail Jewelers Association Lawtonian Oklahoma Association of Licensed Practical Nurses

Conference records listed panel members across districts

The document names high school and junior high attendees with Miss Vanita Lee of LHS as recorder and panelists Bennie Stehr Cameron Effie Wickman Lawton Junior High Jack Edward Jones Doug Lass School Marie Moran Hollister Grace Moseley Cooperton Arda Frans Cameron Jesse Stewart Dunbar Olive Stewart Duncan Mary Beth LeGrande Walters Emma Madden Mangum.

Vanita Lee LHS Recorders Bennie Stehr Cameron Effie Wickman Lawton Junior High Jack Edward Jones Douglass School Marie Moran Hollister Grace Moseley Cooperton Arda Frans Jesse Stewart Dunbar Olive Stewart Duncan Mary Beth LeGrande Walters Emma Madden Mangum

Fort Sill memories from Gen Stone recount life on post

The elderly general recalls Fort Sill days with quiet humor and pride. He highlights figures such as Geronimo's confidant Father Isidore, Quanah Parker, and Lawtonians who enjoyed polo, baseball, and hunting on the post. Stone describes the hot pre-air era, a rainy Kansas City arrival in 1908, and a enduring homey feeling at Sill. He notes his career from the Army Academy 1898 through Spanish-American War, Philippine Insurrection, World War I, and retirement as a major general in 1940.

Stone Fort Sill Kansas City Sill Gen. Stone Lawtonians United States Military Academy Santiago Philippine France

City Man Injured In Auto Crash At Refuge Entrance

Johnny Hunt, 70542 H, was injured Friday evening when his 1952 Pontiac convertible ran off the road inside the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The car struck a guard rail then a tree at the Pecan Grove picnic area entrance. Hunt received bruises and a fractured rib at Southwestern hospital and was released after treatment. Trooper Norman Carroll reported the one-vehicle mishap occurred just inside the refuge entrance.

Johnny Hunt Cache Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Highway Patrol Hunt Southwestern Hospital Norman Carroll Pecan Grove

Apache Man Convalescing After Auto Crash

R C Staf ford of north of Apache is convalescing after injuries from a rural highway accident near Stecker several days ago. The report notes his improving condition and ongoing recovery efforts.

R. C. Stafford Apache Stecker

General Taylor visits Fort Sill and Oklahoma City

Gen Taylor, chief of staff, arrived at Fort Sill Post Field at 10:30 a.m. to a 17 gun salute and toured Knox Hall, Air Firepower displays, and the Artillery and Guided Missile School. He met Gen Williams and Rep. Wickersham, then inspected OCS, Army Aviation Unit Training Command, and a helicopter platoon before departing for Oklahoma City to spend the night with his parents.

Fort Sill Gen Bryan Korea 522Nd Infantry Gen. Taylor Knox Hall Firing Point Taylor Edward T. Williams Artillery and Guided Missile Center Williams Victor Wickersham U.S Continental Army Command Board No. 1 Col. W. A. Enemark OCS Army Aviation Unit Training Command 587Th Trans. Co Oklahoma City

Wickersham Opens Hobart Congressional Office

Victor Wickersham, Oklahoma sixth district representative, opens a new congressional office in Hobart. Secretary Margaret Hughes will serve until year’s end, with the office remaining open for an indefinite period.

Wickersham Hobart Victor Wickersham Oklahoma Margaret Hughes Oklahart

Emerald Oil advertised for fiery itching skin relief

Druggists promote Moone's Emerald Oil as fast relief for itching skin. They claim relief often comes when other treatments fail and advise liberal bedtime use. The product is advertised as inexpensive with satisfaction guaranteed or money back, available at all druggists.

Moone

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