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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
6
Lawton article quotes experts on unlisted numbers noting delays in service when calls to unlisted subscribers fail. Officials discuss line identifiers and proof of identity for anonymous callers, while cautions about illegal use of unlisted numbers and the impact on utility and public safety.
Funeral services are announced for Willie Allen Davis 86 in Walters Assembly of God Church with burial in Walters Cemetery. Early B. Clanton, former Lawton businessman, to be laid to rest at Lawton Funeral Home chapel. Shannon D Webster infant burial at Highland Cemetery. Claude Eugene Reed 69 to be buried Walters Cemetery after First Baptist Church service. Harold Clark Lott 74 to be buried Marlow Cemetery after Ritter Dalton service. Survivors include sister Mrs Karen L Schoulte of Houston and wife Gladys Dee.
Willis F. Robins, 44, of Oklahoma City, and Kenneth W. Stiffler, 45, of Nash, die in wrecks on Oklahoma 152 near Cordell and Oklahoma 132 near Carrier. Calvin E. Boyce, 19, of Coyle, also dies from injuries in a separate incident per police reports.
Lawton High School to host a three day drug education workshop for its 87 teachers in the school auditorium. The public is invited to attend a 2:30 p.m. session on Tuesday. Dr. David Coats chairs the county event. A car accident description follows with a fire scene and officer remarks.
Births list multiple families with new sons and daughters including Leroy Bills Stanley Ellis Richard Raser Glenn George Danny Self. Hospital admissions show numerous patients under care for medical or surgical treatments with numerous addresses and names.
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